My grandfather, Davyd Moiseevich Soloviev, was born on 19.08.1920. in Kiev. On Sunday 22 June 1941 they began to bomb Kiev, during this bombing not only my parents were killed, but almost all of my grandfather's relatives. As a volunteer in the first proletarian artillery regiment, he signed up on 07/15/1941. In Autumn of 1941 Private soldier Davyd Solovyov, a horse-drawn sled, is wounded, after which he was sent to Kyzyl-Orda, Kiev State University was evacuated there as well, where he was a student, which allowed the Red Army soldier Solovyov to complete his studies and receive a pedagogical education. A certified teacher is sent to the Ryazan Artillery School, after which he receives an officer's rank and is appointed first as a battery commander, and then as chief of staff of an artillery regiment. With this regiment, Davyd Moiseevich reached the Polish city of Poznan, in the battles for which he was seriously wounded three times. After a long recovery, grandfather returned to his colleagues, took part in the liberation of Gdansk, and later, after the war, received the status of an honorary citizen of Gdansk. Davyd met Victory Day on the Elbe. From the stories of my grandfather: "After the signing of the Non-Aggression Pact on the evening of May 8, 1945, the weather was warm, the sky was starry, on one bank the Soviet troops, on the other, the allies, celebrated the victory, swam." May 9, 1945 morning. began with a bombing from the air by German troops, everyone was asleep, no one expected an attack by enemy troops, a lot of people died. The war for my grandfather ended only at the end of June 1945. in Poland. During the liberation battles, my grandfather independently studied the Polish language, and therefore, after the war, he was instructed to take part in the formation of the Polish Army, translating Soviet regulations and instructions for combat training into Polish. In gratitude, the Poles awarded him the title of Captain of the Polish Army. In 1946. Davyd Moiseevich entered the classes as a teacher of mathematics, being at the same time a Soviet and Polish officer. These were classes first at the Kursk, then at the Ussuriysk and Kalinin Suvorov schools. Thousands of current generals and colonels remember the teacher Solovyov with gratitude, and Solovyov, a musician, poet and soloist of the choir of the Kalinin SVU - with delight and surprise: how many talents can one person be endowed with! In 1960, David Moiseevich, the first in the system of Suvorov schools, was awarded the title "Honored Teacher of the RSFSR". He retired in 1987. at the age of 67 and soon a new math teacher appeared in high school № 17. Davyd Moiseevich developed many methods for the Institute for the Improvement of Teachers, and was systematically invited to Moscow to give lectures on methods of teaching mathematics. And how many times he admired his students, in his mind "clicking" the most difficult problems sent from Moscow State University. Soloviev Davyd Moiseevich - Honored Teacher of Russia and four times Soros Prize laureate. In December 2002. great-grandfather was awarded a medal of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, second degree, and on January 27, 2003. he passed away at 83. He was seen off on his last journey with all military honors (with the national flag of Russia with a mourning ribbon, a guard of honor to the coffin, a military band, an artillery salute), and a civil funeral service was organized. The Alley of Glory in Dmitrovo-Cherkassy became the last refuge of my grandfather in Tver, in the grateful memory of those who proudly say: "I am a student of Solovyov."