Rank: Captain Type of troops: Military-political structure Subdivision: 381st Infantry Leningrad Red Banner Division. Khrapach Vasily Ivanovich 12.03.1917 year of birth, was born in the village. Voznesenovka, Apanasenkovsky district, Stavropol Territory. In the Red Army since 1939, according to some sources, he was called up from the Apanasenkovsky Military Commissariat of the Ordzhonikidze Territory, according to others, from the Shcherbinsky Military Commissariat of the Krasnodar Territory. He went through the whole war, he served in the 935th Artillery Regiment of the 381st Infantry Division. He was twice awarded the Order of the Red Star, the orders of the Patriotic War of the second and first degrees, and the medal For the capture of Koenigsberg. He was wounded twice, lightly on 03/16/1942 and seriously wounded on 03/17/1942, but after treatment he returned to duty. After the end of the war he raised the national economy, worked in various responsible and managerial positions, was also the director of an elevator in the village. Soldato-Aleksandrovskoe, worked in the state bank in the village Kochubeevsky. After the war, he maintained close relations with fellow soldiers, took part in organizing meetings since 1983 in Velikiye Luki and in the village of Dzhubga of the Tuapse region of the Krasnodar Territory. He carried out work to find those who were awarded military orders and medals, but who for various reasons were not awarded. He was one of the initiators and co-authors of the book "On the Frontier Frontier: Memories of a Veteran" (about the combat path of the 935th artillery regiment of the 381st Infantry Division), which was published under the authorship of Gerasim Stodol and was published in 1990.
Khrapach Vasily Ivanovich
Rank: Captain Type of troops: Military-political structure Subdivision: 381st Infantry Leningrad Red Banner Division. Khrapach Vasily Ivanovich 12.03.1917 year of birth, was born in the village. Voznesenovka, Apanasenkovsky district, Stavropol Territory. In the Red Army since 1939, according to some sources, he was called up from the Apanasenkovsky Military Commissariat of the Ordzhonikidze Territory, according to others, from the Shcherbinsky Military Commissariat of the Krasnodar Territory. He went through the whole war, he served in the 935th Artillery Regiment of the 381st Infantry Division. He was twice awarded the Order of the Red Star, the orders of the Patriotic War of the second and first degrees, and the medal For the capture of Koenigsberg. He was wounded twice, lightly on 03/16/1942 and seriously wounded on 03/17/1942, but after treatment he returned to duty. After the end of the war he raised the national economy, worked in various responsible and managerial positions, was also the director of an elevator in the village. Soldato-Aleksandrovskoe, worked in the state bank in the village Kochubeevsky. After the war, he maintained close relations with fellow soldiers, took part in organizing meetings since 1983 in Velikiye Luki and in the village of Dzhubga of the Tuapse region of the Krasnodar Territory. He carried out work to find those who were awarded military orders and medals, but who for various reasons were not awarded. He was one of the initiators and co-authors of the book "On the Frontier Frontier: Memories of a Veteran" (about the combat path of the 935th artillery regiment of the 381st Infantry Division), which was published under the authorship of Gerasim Stodol and was published in 1990.