Order of the Red Star

Yuldashev Moydin Yuldashev Moydin, born in 1916, in 1944 - Lieutenant, battalion commander of the 315th Guards Mountain Rifle Regiment of the 128th Guards Mountain Rifle Division of Independent Coastal Army of the 4th Ukrainian Front.

Khoroshavin Mikhail Andreevich Khoroshavin Mikhail Andreevich, born in 1923, in 1944 - Junior Lieutenant, Komsomol leader of the 327th Guards Mountain Rifle Regiment of the 128th Guards Mountain Rifle Division of Independent Coastal Army of the 4th Ukrainian Front.

Khlivnyuk Anna Efimovna Khlivnyuk Anna Efimovna, born in 1921, in 1944 - a soldier from the 383rd Rifle Division of Independent Coastal Army of the 4th Ukrainian Front.

Shparaga Boris Ivanovich Shparaga Boris Ivanovich, born in 1922, in 1941-1942 - Petty Officer 2nd Class, sailor on the destroyer “Besposhchadnyy” (“Merciless”) of the 2nd Destroyer Division of the Black Sea Fleet squadron.

Yatsyk Petr Fadeevich Yatsyk Petr Fadeevich, born in 1916, in 1941-1942 - Lieutenant, political officer on the destroyer "Bodry" of the 2nd Destroyer Battalion of the Black Sea Fleet squadron. Seriously wounded on June 4, 1942.

Andrey Egorovich Kuznechenko was born in 1914 in the Ulyanovsk region, the village of Yazykovo. He was drafted into the Red Army in February 1942 by Molotovsky District Military Commissariat of Kuibyshev (now Samara). Previously, the family name was Kuznechenkov, but during the war it changed and lost the letter "v" at the end. As it was possible to establish from the family archive and the electronic database of the Ministry of Defense, Andrey Kuznechenko went through almost the entire Great Patriotic War, ending it in Berlin. During the war he was repeatedly awarded various orders and medals, including the Order of the Red Star, the Order of Glory 3rd degree, the Order of the Great Patriotic War 1st degree, medals: "For the defense of Stalingrad", "For the capture of Koenigsberg", "For the capture of Berlin", "For Bravery", "For the victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. Andrei Egorovich was also awarded numerous certificates for his participation in combat operations (including those in East Prussia). During the war, A.E. Kuznechenko served as a mortar thrower in the land forces - in the 54th Guards Makeyevka Riflemen Order of Lenin Red Banner Order of Suvorov Division of the 3rd Guards Riflemen Corps. He had military ranks: Sergeant Guards, Senior Sergeant Guards, Guards Officer. In 1944-1945, he served as a commander of the 120-mm mortar battery of the 163rd Guards Rifle Regiment. As it follows from the award sheet dated June 30, 1944, according to which A.E. Kuznechenko was presented to the Order of the Red Star, on August 8, 1943 he was wounded in action.

Komar Alexei Akimovich, was born on March 05, 1921 in the village of Novo-Korsunskaya Timashevsky district, Krasnodar region. He graduated from 10th grade in the village of Baturinskaya Brukhovetsky District, Krasnodar Krai. Member of the CPSU since 1943. Higher education. November 30, 1939 he was drafted into the Red Army. Place of conscription: Bryukhovetskiy RVC, Krasnodar Krai, Bryukhovetskiy District. During the year he studied at the school 136 of the cavalry regiment of the Ninth Cavalry Division of the Kiev Military District in Kamenets-Podolsky. February, 1940 - February, 1941. (Bessarabia, captured by Romania; the acting army, Prut River) - commander of the machine gun crew of the 136th cavalry regiment of the Ninth Cavalry Division. February 1941. - July 1941. - After the transfer of Bessarabia to Moldova, he was sent to Odessa, to Polina Osipenko Air Academy, in the supply department. He served as the head of the fuel warehouse. He was responsible for the supply of U-2 and UT-2 aircraft and IZh fighters with fuel. The school was located 40 km from Odessa at Vygoda station. It was also there where his first baptism of fire took place on June 22, 1941. The School was evacuated (July 1941) first to Stalingrad, and then to Frunze of the Kyrgyz SSR. A few months after his study at the Artillery School in Frunze, he was again sent to the active army, 64 separate mortar division. February 1943, he became commander of the 64th Separate Mortar Brigade of the 490th Shooting Regiment of the 192nd Rifle Division of the 31st Army of the Western Front. February 1943. - March 1945. - Battery foreman, 120m/m mortar brigade, 490th rifle regiment, Minsk Order of Alexander Nevsky, 192nd rifle regiment, Orsha Division, Red Banner Division. He received a serious wound and after treatment was sent to the Ryazan Artillery School. April, 1945. - August, 1945. - A cadet of the Ryazan Artillery School. After passing the medical commission was recognized as disabled of 3rd group and unfit for military service. He fought on the 3rd Belorussian Front. Participated in the liberation of Smolensk, Orsha, Minsk, cities of East Prussia. Awarded the Order of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Marshal of the Soviet Union Stalin for participation in the battles to liberate the capital of the Belarusian SSR from German invaders. Minsk, the cities of Orsha, Borisov, Lida and forcing the river Berezina he received commendations. He was awarded the Order of the Red Star, two medals "For bravery", a medal "For the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945", a medal "Georgy Zhukov", eight anniversary medals and four breastplates. Veteran of 192 Orsha-Khingan Red Banner Rifle Division. After the war, he worked as a teacher and school principal. The experience of pedagogical work - more than 40 years. Veteran of labor.

Kravtsov Alexander Nikiforovich was born on 22.10.1922 in the village Lagan, Astrakhan region (now the Republic of Kalmykia), in a family of wealthy fisherman, one of the first settlers from the village of Vladimirovka Astrakhan region, the founder of the village Lagan. At present, the parental home is a Museum of Regional Studies. Father Nikifor Fedorovich, in 1937 by false denunciation was exiled to Solovki. In 1941, Alexander Nikiforovich graduated from three courses at the Astrakhan Art College named after P.A.Vlasov, and in July was drafted into the Red Army. From 1941 to 1945 he fought at the fronts: the North-Western, Central, I Ukrainian and I Belorussian. He participated in the Battle of Kursk (northern face) and in the assault of Berlin. He served as an automatic soldier, artillery scout in fighter regiments. He was in the ranks of Red Guard, Sergeant, Guard Sergeant, platoon commander of the Department of separate artillery division 57 MEBr. At the front he was seriously wounded, contuded. He was awarded: two Orders of the Red Star (1943, 1945), the Order of Glory of the Third Wall (1945), for the capture of Berlin (1945), the First Class Patriotic War; medals: for the Liberation of Warsaw (1946), for the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. (1946); 20 years, 30 years of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. (1966,1978). By the order of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Marshal of the Soviet Union, Comrade Stalin, a Commendation was given for heroism and courage shown during the mastering of the large industrial center of Poland. Radom (No. 222. 16.01.1945), for taking the city of Schneidemühl (No. 279. 14.02.1945), for breaking through the heavily fortified German defense east of the city of Stargard (No. 288. 4.03.1945), for taking the city of Altdamm (No. 304. 20.03.1945). After the war he served in the Group of Soviet troops in Germany for several years. Upon returning from the front, he wrote stories, some of which have been published.. He graduated from the Penza Art School named after K.A.Savitsky (1949-1952). Since 1952, he was the artist-director of the Astrakhan Drama Theatre. From 1966 until his death he taught at the P.A.Vlasov Art School of Astrakhan. The participant of art exhibitions, since 1957: artists of the Volga region, the Great Volga, Artists of theater and cinema of Russia. His works are in the collections of AGKG named after P.M.Dogadin, AGOIAMZ, in many public and private collections. For many years he was the head of the Astrakhan Union of Artists. Repeatedly elected as a member of the Central Revision Commission, the Creative Commission of the RSFSR Marinists. For services in the field of culture and many years of fruitful work was awarded the honorary title "Honored Worker of Culture of the RSFSR". (1989), was awarded the medal "Veteran of Labor". He died on 20.07.1994, after a long illness.

Kritskiy Victor Mikhailovich was born on July 20, 1923 in the village of Ankovo, Teikovsky district, Ivanovo region. In his youth, he worked in the communications department, and his brigade served government communication lines between Ivanovo and Moscow. Despite his reservation, when he learned of the beginning of the war, V.M. Kritskiy went to the military registration and enlistment office. Having been sent to the Serpukhov Aviation Technical School, where he was trained under an accelerated program from September 15, 1941 to May 28, 1942. However, his dream to become a pilot did not come true: the country did not have enough planes. Kritskiy V.M. served in the 450th rifle regiment of the 265th rifle division. He was a gun commander. War roads led him to become one of the defenders of Leningrad, and he took part in fierce battles for the Sinyavinskie Heights. During the fighting, his seven-man crew destroyed: two DOTs, three DZOTs, six artillery guns and 48 fascists. At night, the soldiers went to reconnaissance to detect enemy fire points and draw a map of fire, and then, according to this map, deliver accurate strikes against the enemy. During the battles almost all the crews died. Few are still alive. But as a result of the offensive in the Sinyavsk direction, together with the troops of the Leningrad Front, it was possible to disrupt the enemy's plan of attack on Leningrad. In 1944, on the approaches to the border of the Latvian SSR, a few kilometers from Riga, Viktor Mikhailovich was seriously wounded, his left hand was shattered. Thanks to the skill of doctors, amputation was avoided. V.M. Kritskiy welcomed Victory Day in Ivanovo Hospital №3818, where he was sent after his wound. Subsequently, Viktor Mikhailovich graduated from Ivanovo Dental School. After receiving his diploma in dental engineering, he was sent together with his wife (former classmate) to the city of Demidov, Smolensk region, where he worked in his specialty. In 1953, the Kritskiy family moved to Furmanov. Kritskiy V.M., as the most experienced specialist, by the management of the Fourmanovsky CSB, was sent to factory number 2 to open the first dental office at the enterprises, where he worked until he was 81. Those who came to Kritskiy V.M. for help said that he had "golden" hands. Kritskiy V.M. was awarded: the Order of the Red Star, the Order of the Great Patriotic War, the Medal "For Courage", the Medal "For the Defense of Leningrad", the Medal of Zhukov and insignia, including the "Veteran of the Volkhov Front - a participant in the battle for Leningrad 1941-1944. Tsarev A.I. passed away at the age of 88 in the family circle.

Semyon Efimovich Karyagin was born on February 15, 1908 in the village of Filatovo, Luchinskaya parish, Zvenigorodskaya district of Moscow province. Until November 1930, he was engaged in agriculture in a peasant family. From 1918 to 1923 he studied and graduated from the 5th grade Filatovo school. In 1924 he joined the Komsomol. Since 1926, he was the secretary of the Filatovskaya Komsomol cell. Since 1928, he was the Chairman of the Filatovsky Village Council of the Luchinskaya Parish, Voskresensky County, Moscow Region. From November 1930 to November 1932, he served in the Red Army of Odessa. During his service, he completed one Rabfak course. Since November 1932, he continued to serve as Chairman of the Filatovsky Village Council of Istrinsky district of Moscow region (Voskresensky district since 1929 renamed to Istrinsky district). From 1935 to February 1939, he worked in the Istra savings bank as a cashier, accountant and senior accountant. From May 1939 to June 25, 1941, he was an accountant at the Snegiri Rest House. From June 25, 1941 to November 1945, he fought in the Great Patriotic War. Until October 01, 1941, he served in the 892th rifle regiment of the 298th rifle division with the rank of senior sergeant in the rifle unit of the regiment's headquarters. In October 1941 he was getting out of the encirclement for 12 days from Sumy region to Kursk city. From November 1941 to November 1945, he served in the 605th Rifle Regiment of the 132nd Rifle Division, a rifleman, a battalion adjutant, an APC Platoon regiment, a company foreman until March 1943. In December 1942, he took a one-month foreman course in Livny and was promoted to the rank of foreman. Since April 1943, he was the foreman of the regiment headquarters building unit, since June 1945 he had been the head of the regiment's administrative office. For the Patriotic War he was awarded: Medal "For Combat Services" on 28.03.1943. Medal "For Courage" on 18.08.1943. Medal "For Combat Services" on 20.07.1944. Order of the "Red Star" on 02.09.1944. Order of the "Patriotic War" of II degree. 13.05.1945 Medal "For the Victory over Germany" 22.04.1946 Medal "For the capture of Berlin" 01.05.1947 After the end of the Great Patriotic War Karyagin S.E. on a voluntary basis carried out huge work to find the relatives and friends of the soldiers who died and were buried in the Istra district near the village of Glebovsky and the village of Istra Filatovo village. After leaving for the front, S. E. Karyagin left his wife and little son (Mikhail Karyagin) who lived in the village of Filatovo, which was ocupated by the Nazis. In the post-war years, he carried out active public work, being a repeatedly re-elected deputy of the Bukarevo Village Council. At the same time, he remained a wonderful grandfather of 2 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.

My great-grandfather along my father's line, Mikhail Nikolaevich Kruglov (1905 - 1966 years of life). Place of birth: the city of Leningrad. In the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army since November 1927. Place of call: Rzhevsky GVK, Kalininskaya Oblast (today Tver Oblast), city of Rzhev. Title: Lieutenant Colonel. Participant in the Soviet-Japanese War. Awarded the following awards: 1) "Order of the Red Star" (2); 2) "Order of the Red Banner"; 3) Medal "For the victory over Japan"; 4) "Order of Lenin"; 5) Jubilee medal "20 years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945"; 6) Jubilee medal "30 years of the Soviet Army and Navy". "Comrade Kruglov, working as an agitator of the political department of the Army, showed himself on the positive side. He treats his work in good faith. During the battles against Japanese imperialism, Comrade Kruglov worked a lot in units, delivered informative lectures and speeches to the personnel, explained Comrade Stalin's demands, combat operations on the fronts, the strength and power of our state and the Red Army. He cultivated hatred to Japanese imperialism among the personnel. In addition, he did a lot of work with the wounded in hospitals, answering their questions," for which he was awarded the "Order of the Red Star" 27 / n 30.09.1945. (From the award order and accompanying documents from http://podvignaroda.mil.ru/ [ http://podvignaroda.mil.ru/ ] ). He married my great-grandmother Kruglova Elizaveta and had 3 children: 2 sons and 1 daughter. Later his grandson was named after his grandfather, Mikhail Nikolaevich. Despite the fact that my great-grandfather was not directly involved in the Great Patriotic War, he made a significant contribution to the defense of our homeland during the Second World War. I did not see my great-grandfather in life, but I am very proud of his feat and that of all our people! Your feat is immortal! REMEMBER! LOVE! PROUD! The information is provided by great-granddaughter Kruglova Julia. Hear me from the depths of time, You are my native, my legendary great grandfather! And from a height, looking at the the world, Find yourself among other names. I am proud to stand in the Immortal Regiment, because the memory of you is sacred to the heart, and to remember the feat of each soldier for the great-grandsons of Victory is the highest duty! Let the people of my country stand in formation, let them remember the villages, towns, villages of their heroes, righteous faces, full of great dignity. May their glory survive for centuries, May our children remember it, May they know the price of that holy Victory, May they stand in the ranks of the Immortal Regiment!

Khadzhiev Konstantin Ilyich, born in 1911, in 1944 - Senior Lieutenant, platoon commander of the 1001th Rifle Regiment of the 279th Rifle Division of the 51st Army of the 4th Ukrainian Front. Hero of the Soviet Union (1945).

Chertsov Andrey Efimovich, Chertsov Andrey Efimovich, born in 1917, 1941-1942, 1944 - Senior Lieutenant, commander of the torpedo boat link of the 1st Torpedo Boat Brigade of the Black Sea Fleet. Hero of the Soviet Union (1944).

Marina Pavlovna Chechneva, born in 1922, in 1944 - Guards Captain, squadron commander of the 46th Guards night bombers of the 2nd Guards Night Bombers of the Air Division of the 8th Air Army of the 4th Ukrainian Front. Hero of the Soviet Union (1946).

Sharov Alexey Mikhailovich, Sharov Aleksey Mikhailovich, born in 1917, in 1944 - Lieutenant, flight commander of the 190th Assault Aviation Regiment of the 214th Assault Aviation Division of the 8th Air Army of the 4th Ukrainian front. Hero of the Soviet Union (1945).