Order of the Red Star

Shatalin Ivan Ivanovich, Shatalin Ivan Ivanovich, born in 1922, in 1944 - Senior Lieutenant, squadron commander of the103rd Assault Air Regiment of 230 Assault Aviation Division of the 8th Air Army of the 4th Ukrainian Front. Hero of the Soviet Union (1945).

Shengur Ivan Petrovich Shengur Ivan Petrovich, born in 1906, in 1944 - Senior Lieutenant, commander of a torpedo boat detachment of the 2nd Torpedo Boat Brigade of the Black Sea Fleet. Hero of the Soviet Union (1944).

Zombori Alexander was born on October 24, 1925, after completing 10 classes, was called up to the front, was the deputy commander of a reconnaissance platoon. From 01.1943 to 06.1944 he was the commander of the rifle squad of the 95th reserve rifle regiment. From 06.1944 - 10.1944 - commander of the rifle squad of the 503rd rifle regiment. From 10.1944 - 02.1945 - courses of junior. lieutenants 5 army. From 02.1945 - 03.1946 commander of a platoon of machine gunners of the 503rd rifle regiment. He was wounded in 02.1943. 05/11/1945 was presented to the award of the Order of the Red Star. Zombori Alexander Iosifovich platoon commander of a rifle company of the 503rd rifle Mitavsky Order of Suvorov regiment of the 91st rifle Melitopol Red Banner division - a participant in the battles for the liberation of the Baltic States from 16.02.1945, commanding a rifle platoon during the defense period in February 1945 in the area on the western bank of the Vartava River - Brundzali of Libavsky district, Latvian SSR, successfully organized his platoon to work on the creation of engineering structures on his site. He skillfully placed and controlled fire weapons, which contributed to the creation of an impregnable defense. Repeatedly he was with his platoon in outposts, and personally by his example helped to suppress the activity of the enemy. For the skillful command of a rifle platoon in various combat conditions, as well as for personal courage, he was awarded the Order of the Red Star.

went to fight on July 1, 1941, went through the Battle of Stalingrad, was awarded the Order of the Red Star and the medal "For the Defense of Moscow". Major rank. Together with the battalion commander, we did a great job of educating the personnel and preparing them for military operations for the Motherland, against the enemy. With the arrival of the battalion to the combat line of the eastern bank of the Volga River in the area of ​​Lotoshanka, Tomilino, Vinnovka, northeast of Stalingrad. The personnel of the battalion performed the assigned task in an exemplary manner and destroyed 11 heavily fortified firing points with manpower in their defense sector from October 20 to December 10, 1942, and suppressed the fire of 86 enemy firing points and had almost no losses on their side. From December 10, 1942 to January 10, 1943, the battalion made a 150 km crossing with a crossing over the Volga River, having all the weapons in its hands. Almost in the absence of transport, he occupied and firmly defended an exceptionally important line within the fortified area, encircling the enemy group at Stalingrad in the vicinity of the farm Sklyarov, Breslavsky, Stary Rogachik. The personnel of the battalion, despite the extremely difficult conditions (cold, lack of fuel, transport, lack of dugouts and dugouts) honorably fulfilled the task assigned to him by the command of the fortified area. He destroyed 3 guns, 18 machine-gun points, 7 dugouts, 2 observation posts, 5 vehicles, 2 mortars, destroyed and scattered to the enemy infantry battalion. During the general offensive to destroy the surrounded group of enemy troops at Stalingrad.

From a letter written to us, to his grandchildren: "I met the war in the city of Alytus of the Lithuanian SSR in the 5th tank division. On June 17, our unit went to the border for" exercises "and on June 22 entered the battle. Since the superiority was at that time on the side fascists, we were forced to retreat.At a time when there were few tanks and there were not enough trained tank crews (it takes 5-6 months to train tankers), we left without cars were sent for cars. The same happened with the pilots. I ended up in the 12th reserve tank regiment in Naro-Fominsk. Since the beginning of October, at the formation in the 23rd tank brigade in Kubinka, near Moscow. With this tank brigade, as a reconnaissance on a tank, on a motorcycle I participated in the Moscow battle. Our 23rd tank brigade fought with the 16th army under the command of Marshal K. K. Rokosovsky in the region of Istra. Then some parts of the army and our brigade were transferred to Sukhinichi and further to the Zhizdra river. We fought there until March 1943. In the region of Bryansk forests and in the battles for the village ... We have lost some good comrades. I remember one of them - Pavel Tikhov, he was buried in these places. In the spring of 1943, I was sent to a military school, another comrade was supposed to go, but he was wounded when we were conducting reconnaissance in an armored personnel carrier. In this regard, they sent me to the school. I studied at the 2nd Saratov, and then a self-propelled school, which I graduated in December 1944. In February 1945 we went to the front in the Baltics in the 1047th self-propelled artillery regiment. We fought until the end of the war, we held the fascists in Kuremaa until their surrender. He participated in the reconnaissance searches for the Nazis to bring "languages" who know well about their troops., Fired from a tank cannon and machine guns while defending the bridge over the Neman in Alytus, helped the command of the tank brigade find out where the enemy was. "After the war, he remained in the Baltic States, married Nina Petrovna Kugurakova (born on January 14, 1923), graduated from a pedagogical school and worked at the Tapas school (town of Tapa, Rakvere district of the Estonian SSR) as a mathematics teacher and military commander.Died on October 3, 2005 and was buried here, in Tapa.

Faina Ivanovna Tsareva (Galafeeva), was born in 1921 in the village of Peschanoe, Pudozh district of the Karelian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. (In July 2013, the village will be 450 years old!) In 1938, she graduated with honors from a medical college, specializing as a paramedic-midwife. She worked in Velikaya Niva as the head of a paramedic station, then in the village of Shunga Zaonezhie in the district maternity hospital, from where, after the rally, she left among the first volunteers to the front.

Tsyganov Ivan Mikhailovich, my grandfather, went to the front at the age of 17 on 04/01/1943. He began his service with the rank of junior lieutenant of the medical service as a paramedic of a regimental medical center and head of the reception and sorting department of the 472nd Infantry Regiment of the 100th Lviv Infantry Division. From April 1943 to October 1943 he fought on the Voronezh front, from October 1943 to November 1945 on the 1st and 2nd Ukrainian fronts. Finished the war in Berlin. He graduated from the war as a commander of a medical platoon. From the moment of the offensive battles from March 11, 1944 in the area of ​​the Oratov station in the Vinnitsa region and in subsequent battles, he constantly showed concern - he provided medical assistance to the wounded officers and soldiers in a timely manner, and evacuated them in a timely manner. March 22, 1944 During military operations for the Zhmirinka station in the Vinnitsa region, he personally evacuated 12 wounded soldiers and officers from the battlefield, providing them with first aid, despite heavy enemy shelling, trying to evacuate the wounded from the battlefield. For this he was awarded the Order of the Red Star. Working as the head of the reception and triage department of the regimental medical center, he skillfully and correctly organized the reception and sorting of the wounded, because the correct provision of medical assistance and further treatment depended on this. During the period of offensive battles, Rybnik received 167 wounded soldiers and officers, including 27 from other divisions, providing them with medical assistance. For this he was awarded the Medal for Military Merit. Working as the head of the reception and sorting department at the beginning of 1945, he received 278 people - wounded soldiers. Regardless of time and rest, he was always at his post and conscientiously performed his duties. He was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd degree.

TSAREV SERGEY ARKHIPOVICH, Tsarev Sergey Arkhipovich, born in 1917, 1941-1942 - Red Navy, gun pointer of "Shield"-class minesweeper of the defence of the sea area of the Main Base of the Black Sea Fleet.

Khatskevich Aron Davydovich Khatskevich Aron Davydovich (1898-1942), 1941-1942 - Brigadier commissar, military commissar of the 109th Rifle Division of Independent Coastal Army. Died in 1942.

Ekelov Ilya Markovich Ekelov Ilya Markovich, born in 1911, in 1941-1942 – Engineer Сaptain, head of the mine-sweeping laboratory of the Mine-torpedo Department of the Rear Services of the Black Sea Fleet.

My grandfather - Khazheev Ivan Shanidaevich was born on 03/23/1920 in the village. Tatuy Ekhirit-Bulagatsky district of Irkutsk region. When he was 5 years old, his mother died. In 1929, his father and many other relatives were repressed, thus at the age of 9 he was left alone. From the age of 9, my grandfather worked in the commune, while working in the commune he studied in high school. In 1938 he entered the mathematics courses at the ISU, after these courses he entered the 3rd year of the workers' faculty. 06/24/1941 was drafted into the ranks of the Red Army as a private and sent to the artillery courses in the village. Antipikha of the Chita region. In December 1941, as part of a combined brigade, he was sent to the front, where he first participated in battles near Kalinin. In the first battle, the brigade repulsed 8 attacks in 5 hours of battle, but the Germans were able to surround the brigade and the brigade commander, Zhiganov, decided to break through to his own. Only 50 people left the encirclement. Later, the survivors were sent to the city of Likhoslavl, where the 270th Infantry Demidov Red Banner Division was formed. My grandfather received the rank of senior sergeant, at the same time he was appointed to the position of gun commander of the 810th artillery regiment in the 270 SDKD. In August 1942, 270 SDKD took up defensive positions along the left bank of the Don River. On January 16, 1943, a division as part of the 6th Guards Army, in which my grandfather fought, took part in the Ostrogzh-Rossoshan military operation. On January 29, 1943, the city of Stary Oskol was liberated, by 01/27/1943 the Ostrogzh-Rossoshan operation was completed, as a result of which 15 enemy divisions were destroyed and surrounded. On February 16, 1943, 270 SDKD was the first to enter the city of Kharkov and, together with other units of the Red Army, successfully liberated. In March 1943, the division fought stubborn battles in the area of ​​Poltava, was surrounded, in April-May 1943, withdrew from the encirclement. From July 17 to July 28, 1943, my grandfather took part in a grandiose battle - the Kursk Bulge in the Belgorod direction, on July 26, 1943 270 SDKD liberated the city of Belgorod, for which the Commander-in-Chief issued an order. On September 21, 1943, the city of Demidov was released, for which the 270 SDKD was named "Demidovskaya". Demidovs will break through everywhere No wonder he is different in battles, Demidov is proudly called His hardened part These verses are dedicated to 270 SDKD. Since the fall of 1943, my grandfather fought in Belarus, liberating such settlements as: Bolshie Zhary, Zvezda, Avdeevsky forest. On July 4, 1944, the city of Polotsk was liberated, for which 270 SDKD was awarded the Order of the Red Banner. On July 27, 1944, the city of Daugavpils and about 200 settlements in Latvia was liberated, participated in the defeat of the Kurland group of Germans. 05/09/1945 my grandfather met on the shores of the Baltic Sea. My grandfather went through the war from private to senior lieutenant - battery commander; from June 1941 to May 1945, he was twice shell-shocked, repeatedly wounded. Awards: 1) Order of the Red Star; 2) Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd degree; 3) Medal "For Military Merit"; 4) Medal "For Victory over Germany" 5) Has 3 commendations from the Supreme Commander-in-Chief My grandfather is a Hero!

Born on November 13, 1923, in the village of Gushchino, Bobrovo-Dvorsky District, Kursk Region, in the family of a collective farmer. Before the war he studied at a secondary school in the Kursk region. Without finishing school, in October 1941 he was drafted into the Red Army and sent to the 224th artillery regiment in the Ulyanovsk region, the city of Melekess, where he became a scout. In March 1942, the regiment was transferred to the Western Front near the town of Sukhinichi and joined the 58th Infantry Division. The division fought offensive battles in the zone of the 50th Army in the direction of the Warsaw highway. Here he received the baptism of fire. In March 1943, he left for retraining in the 11th training tank regiment in Sverdlovsk, where he was trained as a tank gunner-radio operator. In March 1944, the regiment received new equipment from the factory - T-34 tanks and was sent to the 1st Ukrainian Front near Shepetovka, where it joined the 3rd tank brigade of the 4th Guards Tank Corps. At this time, battles of the 60th Army under the command of General Chernyakhovsky were going on here. The regiment began its combat path. Pyotr Vasilievich was a gunner-radio operator of a T-34 tank, firing from a cannon and a machine gun of a T-34 tank. Due to heavy losses in equipment and personnel, the regiment was withdrawn from the battle. After the replenishment, the regiment moved to Ternopil and took part in battles in this direction with units of the 1st Guards Army. In mid-April 1944, a heavy tank battle was fought at the Lozova station near Ternopil with units of the 4th German Tank Army. Pyotr Vasilievich was a tower gunner, firing from a cannon and a tank machine gun. For this tank battle, Pyotr Vasilyevich was awarded the medal "For Courage". Petr Vasilyevich was transferred to the 1728 Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment (1728 glanders), where he became the loader of the SAU-85. With this regiment, he attacked Warsaw, liberated the lands of Poland. His self-propelled gun accompanied infantry and tanks in battle on the 1st Belorussian Front. In January 1945, a tank regiment took part in the Vistula-Oder operation. In February 1945, 1728 glanders attacked as part of the 3rd Shock Army in the direction of Schneidemühl. The battles to eliminate the Nazi troops lasted until February 14. The regiment continued to move rapidly to the west together with units of the 3rd Shock Army and reached the Oder Bay north of Stetin. Here they were fired upon by German ships in the bay. 1728 glanders took part in the Berlin operation. They advanced in the north of Berlin and all the time supported our infantry with fire. The regiment launched its last attack and went to Alexanderplatz. Here the hostilities ended. Victory Day was celebrated in Berlin. Until the summer of 1945, the regiment was in Berlin. The regiment was renamed the 120th Guards Tank Regiment. The personnel of the regiment was sent to the Union in the city of Leninokan of the Armenian SSR. Pyotr Vasilievich, with the rank of guard petty officer, was assigned to the production manager of the regiment headquarters. He served in it until 1948. After demobilization from the ranks of the Red Army, he entered to work in the Kashira RVK. In 1949 he was transferred to work in the Department of the Ministry of StateSecurity, station Kashira Moscow District. In 1949 he got married. In 1958 he graduated from the Moscow Chemical and Pharmaceutical College. After graduating from technical school, he worked at the Moscow Plant of Medicines № 2. He died at the age of 86 and was buried in Moscow. Pyotr Vasilyevich has two daughters, a grandson and a granddaughter. Our grandfather went through the entire war, fought on the Western Front from April 1942 to March 1944, on the 1st Ukrainian Front from May 1944 to December 1944 and on the 1st Belorussian Front from January 1, 1945. He was awarded two medals "For Courage", in 1944 and 1945. Among the awards are the Order of the Red Star, the Order of the Patriotic War of the 2nd degree, the medal "For Military Merit", the medal "For the capture of Berlin", the medal "For the liberation of Warsaw", the medal "For the victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945". In this war, two of his siblings were killed. Senior - Kharitonov Roman Vasilievich (1911 - 01/07/1944). He served in the 36th separate guards fighter anti-tank artillery battalion of the 31st guards rifle division, was a senior lieutenant in the guards, in the position of commander of 2 batteries of 45 mm guns (artilleryman). In 1941 he was wounded, severely wounded by shrapnel in the chest. In 1943 he was awarded the Order of the Red Star. He died of his wounds on January 7, 1944. He was buried in the Vitebsk region, Gorodok district, Belyanka village, western outskirts (TsAMO data on the primary burial site). Medium - Egor Vasilievich Kharitonov (07.21.1921 - 08.22.1943). Gun commander, guard foreman of the 60th Guards Tank Regiment of the 5th Shock Army. Killed in action on August 22, 1943 in the Rostov region, Kuibyshevsky district, 196.0. Burned down in a tank. He was buried in a mass grave in the Lugansk region, Rovenki, Novo-Darievsky p / s, Kalinovka village (according to the website of the Memorial OBD). Parents died in 1942.

HISTORY: My grandfather Akimov Sergei Nikolaevich was born in the village of Russkaya Tsilna of the Bogdashkinsky (Tsilninsky) district of the Ulyanovsk region in 1905. On June 22, 1941, the war entered the life of the Akimov family. Akimov S.N. I went to war at the age of 36, my grandmother and six children remained in the rear. In the ranks of the Red Army from July 7, 1941, he served as a corporal, as a line supervisor of the 852nd separate cable-pole company (signalman) in the 1st Guards Tank Army. He participated in the battles on the Kursk Bulge, in the liberation of Ukraine, in particular, in the combat operation "6th strike" - the defeat of the Germans in Western Ukraine (July-August 1944), the Lvov-Sandomierz offensive, the defeat of the Germans in Poland (January- February 1945). He liberated Poland, Czechoslovakia, Romania, participated in the East Pomeranian offensive operation (February-March 1945), in the Berlin offensive operation (04/16/1945 - 05/08/1945), took part in the capture of Berlin, Quote from the award list: "Brief specific statement of a military feat: on March 3, 1945 corporal Akimov S.N., working as a line supervisor, in a difficult combat situation in the area of ​​the village. Klandstadt (Germany) (1st Belorussian Front), went to eliminate damage to the communication line going to Observation Point 11 GTK. After removing the damage, corporal Akimov S.N. was suddenly fired at by a group of enemy machine gunners, despising the mortal danger, Lance corporal Akimov S.N. on his bellies got to the second damaged section of the communication line and repaired the damage. Lance corporal Akimov S.N. provided uninterrupted wire communication with Observation Point 11 GTK. For courage, courage, resourcefulness I present corporal Akimov S.N. to the Government award with the Order of the Red Star ... ". He was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War of the second degree, medals "For Courage", "For Military Merit", "For the Liberation of Warsaw", "For the Capture of Berlin", "For Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945", as well as commemorative medals ... In addition, Akimov S.N. Gratitude was announced by the Marshal of the Soviet Union G. Zhukov; The commander of the 1st Guards Tank Army of the Guard, Colonel-General of Tank Forces M. Katukov, noted his heroic participation in the historical battles to capture Berlin. He returned home on 08/13/1945, worked as an accountant on a collective farm. Died on 02/26/1992.

Rank: Sergeant. Type of troops: artillery Unit: 112th Cavalry Bashkir Division. The Notepad contains sincere and slightly naive judgments of an ordinary soldier of the Great Patriotic War. “My grandchildren Andrei and Sasha gave me the notebook on Victory Day 1982,” writes Khalidar Muksinovich. - I start it with my military biography, so that my children and grandchildren know who I served, in which units I fought. My "piece of time", where I brought my thoughts during the war years, has already fallen apart, so I have to rewrite them in this diary. " The 112th Bashkir Cavalry Division, where he ended up as a private, began military operations near Voronezh. Then part of them was transferred to Stalingrad. Wounded in November 1942, Khasanov, after being hospitalized in the 224th Infantry Division, continued to fight in the Donbass. After a second wound as a member of the artillery regiment of the 203rd Infantry Division, he reached Czechoslovakia, where he met the end of the Great Patriotic War. In the fall of 1945, he took part in the defeat of Japanese troops in Mongolia and China. He was demobilized with the Order of the Red Star and the Patriotic War and two medals "For Military Merit" on his chest. In Ufa, where he came from the front, he met his betrothed - Markhaba Abdrakhmanovna, who was also a front-line soldier. They got married in 1948 and had ten children. Everyone was raised, taught, raised, made into people. Khalidar Muksinovich died two years ago, leaving to posterity a large number of his invaluable notes. I offer a small piece of text from Khasanov's "piece of time", which describes the last days of the Great Patriotic War. March 24. Received the fourth "toy" (gun). Six people joined the replenishment - Neshalsky, Voginchuk, Ronnov and others. March, 25. During the crossing of the Hron River, Tretyakov, Bychkov, Lukyanchuk and Zaitsev were killed. Sobchenko disappeared without a trace. 26 March. Today Stepanov was wounded at the rate of Lomonosov. April 10th. When we were standing on the outskirts of Senitsa, I met a fellow countryman, senior sergeant Khamidullin from the Buzdyak district. He serves in the 610th joint venture regimental battery as the commander of the "goodbye homeland" ("magpie"). April 11th. Lapeta died today, Akiliev, the driver, was wounded. My gun was also "wounded", so we went to the army workshop. April 12th. Today, having collected some trophies, I sent home a package. April 13. Returning from the army workshop, he received an order to suppress a machine-gun point that interferes with the movement of infantry. Having deployed the cannon, with direct fire, he smashed the house in which the German machine gunner was. 14th of April. Voginchuk died while fighting enemy tanks on a forest road. April 19. Night battle at height 325. Nesterenko, Konev and others were wounded. Many horses died. 20 April. We got into trouble. Lomonosov's cannon is broken again. I left to take it. April 22. Lomonosov brought a new cannon. 26 April. Today they occupied a rather large settlement of Koberzyce, where Lezenko was wounded (for the second time). Our battery fired at the town well, but fortunately there were no casualties. The people in Caberjica were wonderful. The women brought hot food in the evening, helped to bandage the wounded, and the men sat next to us at night in defense with weapons in their hands. April 27. Moldovan Pistol died today. May 2. The Germans smoked us out of Nemchitsa, launching 18 tanks into the attack. The guns of Lomonosov and Kutsenko are broken. Baretsky died. 5 May. At night we were replaced by a Romanian division. When we drove about four kilometers, a machine-gun burst came from the neighboring forest - either the Germans or the Vlasovites. From my calculation old man Seleznev was wounded. For my soldiers, this was the last victim of the war. And the column continued moving without stopping. May 8. At two o'clock in the afternoon the news of the end of the war was received by radio. May 9. Before dawn our artillery regiment concentrated in a pine forest. Here the regiment commander Lieutenant Colonel Kalinin, having built us up, announced the surrender of Germany. But we went in pursuit of the retreating enemy. May 12, 1945. We stopped in the city of Stemberg on the banks of the Zasava River, set up our tents and rested, as in peacetime.

Rank: Sergeant. Type of troops: Artillery. Subdivision: 4th Artillery Division. I am immensely proud that there was a Hero in my family too - my great-grandfather Khanov Galimyan Nigamatianovich. From the words of my grandmother and his daughter, Ramazanova Milyausha Galimyanovna, my great-grandfather learned from childhood all the hardships of a difficult peasant life. To feed his family, his father went to work in neighboring villages, and he remained an indispensable helper for his mother and sisters, looked after cattle, collected firewood, etc. Great-grandfather finished his studies only until the 7th grade, started working early so that a large family could at least somehow make ends meet. After completing the courses in 1936, he worked as a secretary in the Bolshekyzylbaevsky village council. In 1940, my great-grandfather went to war with the White Finns. He could not do otherwise, because he was a communist, defender, patriot of his homeland. In 1941, his great-grandfather fought on the Leningrad front, was the commander of the 412th separate machine-gun and artillery battalion, was wounded. After defeating the Nazis, he continued to fight in the Japanese War and returned only in 1946 to his native collective farm and until 1950 worked as chairman of the Abdulla village council. These years were difficult - the country was recovering from the war. Each person counted, it was also a battle - a labor battle. No one spared any effort or time to help the country get back on its feet. They built houses, erected outbuildings, sowed, plowed, harvested. There was little equipment, but a lot of work. I had to do everything by hand, the old fashioned way. But even here our people survived and won! My great-grandfather was also in the ranks, worked hard, taught young communists. Together with everyone I was at construction sites, fields. He was awarded the Order of Glory III degree (1944), the Veteran of Labor medal (1976), the Order of the Red Star, the Medal for Courage, and the Medal for Victory over Japan. Together with their great-grandmother Kubra Akmalovna, they raised six children. Now they have 13 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren. My great-grandfather died at the age of 69. Until the end of his days, it was hard for him to remember those terrible times of his life. I will remember him, be proud and tell my future children about his deeds in the name of the Motherland, an honest and open life. Low bow for peace and a saved land to all the soldiers who bravely fought for Victory! Honor and glory to you!