Order of the Red Star

Full name: SURNAME: Pervov first NAME: Nikolay PATRONYMIC: Vasilyevich CITY: Orda village, Ordynsky district, Perm region. Date of BIRTH: 25.10.1923 DATE of DEATH: - HISTORY: Rank: Colonel Type of troops: Land forces, air force (except naval aviation), coast service, NKVD troops, border guard Unit: 38th rifle division (2nd formation). Born on October 25, 1923 in the village of Orda, Ordynsky district, Perm region. In may 1942, he graduated from the Cherkasy infantry school. In October-December 1942, he took part in the battle of Stalingrad as a commander of a mortar platoon of the 152nd separate rifle brigade of the Stalingrad front. He was seriously wounded in the head and was being treated in a hospital in Astrakhan. After recovering in April 1943, he was assigned to the position of commander of the mortar company of the 343rd rifle regiment of the 38th rifle division. In may 1944, he was wounded again.He served as a student of advanced training courses for officers of the airborne forces (August 1944-March 1946). Then - commander of the mortar company of the 8th guards airborne brigade, commander of the mortar company of the 300th parachute regiment of the 99th airborne division, a student Of the higher officer courses of the airborne forces in the city of Rybinsk (November 1947-October 1948). He served in various positions in the 31st airborne division. Retired due to illness on November 13, 1968. Moved to live in Voronezh. He worked in the agricultural Complex organization as an engineer for non-standard equipment, then in the Civil defense system of the public catering Department and Voronezhbyt. In 1994, he was elected Chairman Of the Committee of war veterans of the Voronezh region. Organized the publication of the magazine "Living memory". Came out in print in the book of memories N. Pervova: "On the Bukrinsky bridgehead", "Battles in the Carpathians", "Veterans of the 38th in the places of battles". His book "Battles for the city of Sumy"is being prepared for publication. Awarded two orders of the Patriotic war I degree, red Star, "Friendship" and many medals. Lived in the city of Voronezh. He died in 2003.

Name: last NAME: Perruchet NAME: Andrew middle name: Dmitrievich CITY: Tula region, village Dubovka-Zlydnya date of BIRTH: 16.10.1926 DATE of DEATH: 19.12.2010 HISTORY: Rank: Colonel Type of troops: Technical troops (KHV, zhdv, AB, RTV, DV, topographic) Division: 269th rifle Rogachev red banner order of Kutuzov division. As a seventeen-year-old boy in 1943, he was sent to the Bryansk front, where he participated in the liberation of the city of Orel. In 1944, as part of the 2nd Belorussian front of the third shock army, the 269th Rogachev red banner rifle division liberated Western Belarus, then Poland. He was wounded at the Narev bridgehead. On April 6, 1945, he participated in the capture of Konigsberg. The war ended in the city of Steten. For military actions and heroism, he was awarded the order of the red star, the order of the Patriotic war of the 1st and 2nd degrees, as well as eighteen medals. Among them, such as " for the Victory over Germany in 1941-45, for the capture of Konigsberg, for military merit, for labor distinction, and others. Award lists: "In the battle for the village of Drondzhevo on January 18, 1945, Sergeant Pererushev was the first with his squad to break into the outskirts of the village. In hand-to-hand street combat, he destroyed 6 German soldiers and officers, which contributed to the successful clearing of the village of Drondzhevo from the Germans. For which he was awarded a Government award-the order of the Red Star." "The battles for the Soviet Motherland, comrade Perruchet showed courage, fortitude and bravery. As part of the 269th rifle division, the 1018th rifle regiment near Ruzhany, in a battle with the enemy, destroyed 4 Germans and captured an enemy light machine gun. In this battle 10.11.44 g. he was injured. As part of the same unit, in January-may 1945 on the territory of East Prussia in the area of a large locality (does not remember the name) comrade. Pererushev with a group of 4 men received a task from the company commander to reconnoiter the approaches from the flank to the locality. Performing the task Pererushev with a group of soldiers found the enemy 57-mm. gun. Anti-tank grenade Perruchet destroyed this gun. During the retreat, he was wounded by an enemy sniper. Pererushev is worthy of the government award of the order of the Patriotic war, 2nd degree.»

Full name: LAST name: Polovenko FIRST name: Pavel PATRONYMIC: Dmitrievich CITY: Village of Petrovo (stanitsa Oblivskaya), oblivsky district, Rostov region DATE of BIRTH: 22.07.1914 DATE of DEATH:26.06.1995 HISTORY: Pavel Polovenko. Born on 22.07.1914 in the village of Petrovo (village Oblivskaya) Oblivsky district, Rostov region. Since 1922, the family moved to the city of Krasny Luch. His childhood and early years were spent here. In 1929, he graduated from 7 classes. In 1931-1932 he graduated from the FZO school. After graduation, he worked at the 7/8 "Karl" mine as a telephone foreman. In 1936, he was called up for active military service by the Krasnoluchsky city military Commissariat. He graduated from the regimental school of Junior commanders, served in the border troops for the protection of the State border. In 1937, while on duty, guarding the State border with the red army soldier Nikolay Filipov, they detained a border trespasser, thanks to their vigilance, a network of spies was exposed, for which they were awarded a month's leave. In connection with the Polish-Finnish events in February 1939 GVK Krasnyi Luch, Ukrainian SSR, Voroshilovgrad oblast, the city of Krasny Luch drafted into the army and sent to the city of Lugansk, 144 howitzer artillery regiment, 80th infantry division order of Lenin imeni Proletariat Donbass, platoon commander liaison offices. In September 1939, he liberated Western Ukraine and Belarus beyond Lviv. In January 1940, he participated in the battles with the white Finns on the Karelian isthmus. Smashed and destroyed the line. In July 1940, he participated in the liberation of Bessarabia. In all these operations, he was a Junior commander of the 152 mm artillery howitzer battery, and a communications commander of the battery. In July 1940, he was discharged. When he returned, he entered the Stalinsky stope mine. On June 22, 1941, the Great Patriotic war began. Upon mobilization of the Krasnoluch city military Commissariat, he was drafted into the active army and sent to the Kharkiv military political school. He graduated from the Kharkiv military political school and was a Commissar of the battery of a separate artillery division of the 133rd rifle brigade. Upon mobilization of the Krasnoluch city military Commissariat, Pavel Dmitrievich was drafted into the active army and sent to the Kharkiv military political school. After graduation, Pavel Dmitrievich was awarded the title of political instructor, and he was sent to the North-Western front in the 133rd separate artillery brigade as the commander of a fire platoon. In March 1943, the 133rd separate artillery brigade was transferred to the Central front. From August 1943 to August 1944, he was a cadet in the battery commanders ' course. From August 1944 to may 1945, the 2nd Belorussian front (32 cavalry division of the 3rd guards corps, battery commander). He fought on the Kursk bulge. He liberated Belarus, Poland, and participated in the storming of Konigsberg. After the war, he commanded a regimental artillery school. In August 1945, Pavel Dmitrievich was appointed head of the regimental school in the city of Izyaslav (Transcarpathian military district), and in July 1946 was demobilized. About how he fought Paul D., say military awards, which he was awarded the order "red banner", order of "Patriotic war of I and II degree", the order "red Star", medals "For military merit", "For capture of Koenigsberg" and others. After demobilization, Pavel Dmitrievich returned to his hometown, where he worked in the national economy from 1946 to 1970. He worked as a Director of the mining school at the 5-bis mine, and as a Deputy Director of the elizavetovskaya mine Department No. 13. He worked at the 7/8 mine (Khrustalskaya), where he devoted a lot of effort and energy to the training of miners. While in reserve, as a member of the facilitation Committee of officers GVK took part in military-Patriotic education of youth to prepare her for service in the army. After retiring, Pavel Dmitrievich lived a busy life in working groups, among which he was an active member of the city Council of veterans. He was received everywhere with respect and listened to with attention. He was an exemplary family man.

Name: last NAME: seconds of NAME: Gregory middle name: Maksimovich CITY: borodayevka village, Verkhnedneprovsky district, Dnipropetrovsk region date of BIRTH: 20.11.1910 DATE of DEATH: - HISTORY: My grandfather's name is Grigory Maksimovich poida. He was born in 1910 in the village of Borodayevka, Verkhnedneprovsky district, Dnipropetrovsk region. My grandfather started his career on the farm of his father, he sowed bread. When he was 20 years old, he became a carpenter, and in 1932 decided to become a doctor. He entered the paramedic school and graduated in 1936. He worked as a paramedic in a regional hospital, and then in a health center of a metal equipment factory. In 1939, he entered the medical Institute, but did not finish it, because the second world war began. In February 1940, my grandfather was called up for military service. He became a senior paramedic of the 15th border detachment of the NKVD troops and served on the border. Rank: senior Lieutenant. Type of service: - ground forces, - air force (except naval aviation), - the coast guard, troops of the NKVD, - the border guards. The great Patriotic war caught my grandfather on duty. Grigory Maksimovich recalled: "I received my first baptism of fire on June 22, 1941 as a duty officer of the 15th border commandant's office in Pavilosta, Latvian SSR. At the time of the attempt to land the Nazi marine troops on our land. But we repulsed this attack by the forces of our Outpost." In September 1941, my grandfather was wounded by a sniper while helping a wounded man. The fascist shot him in the arm and he was sent to hospital No. 2011, which was located in Leningrad. It was at this time that the blockade began. Grandfather recalled those terrible days and said that they cooked soldiers ' belts, cut them into small pieces and ate them. They also tore off the window putty, which was made from flour and cooked it too. After the hospital, he goes back to the front and becomes a senior paramedic of the 2nd separate working battalion of the 23rd Army, the Volkhov front. A few months later, he was admitted to hospital No. 1821 and developed stomach and duodenal ulcers. This was due to his life in besieged Leningrad. From December 1942 to September 1943, he was appointed head of records management at the mobile field hospital No. 4167 of the southern front. My grandfather was very careful and tried to do everything well. And in September 1943, its mobile hospital became part of the 5th shock Army, I-th Belorussian front. Grandfather Grigory Maksimovich was awarded: - the order of the red star for spending days and nights with the wounded. He said that he often had to sleep standing up while changing the wounded on the operating table. And when he served in the city of vongrovets managed to organize a very fast loading and unloading of the wounded from the train. - Order of the "great Patriotic war I degree", medals: - for the capture of Berlin, - for the victory over Germany - and fourteen thanks from Stalin. He fought on the banks of the Vistula river, in the cities of Sochaczew, skerniewice, Lovich, DOI KROHNE, Merkisch Friedland, Stargard, Golinov, Shtepenitz, Massow, and also participated in the capture of Berlin and received thanks from the Supreme commander for this. My grandfather recalled: "the Great Patriotic war Ended in Berlin on my duty on 09.05.1945 as part of the PPG. No. 4167 of the 5th shock Army of General Berzarin" Our family carefully keeps documents, medals and orders, as well as records of our grandfather. I study these documents and my grandfather's battle path. I am proud to be the grandson of Grigory Maksimovich, because he saved the lives of wounded soldiers and served his Fatherland. He also wrote a poem: If the sun shone forever for everyone, and the threat of war disappeared forever Then the milky way Would become closer to us. then the friends of the galaxy would exclaim because We are one family in the entire universe. My grandfather was surprised that he went through the whole war and was not seriously injured, except for a wound in the arm, although more than once the Germans bombed the hospital. "I was like I was under someone's guard." I think God kept it.

Full name: LAST name: Poltava FIRST name: Andrey PATRONYMIC: I. the CITY: Rostov region S. Remontnoe DATE of BIRTH: 18.10.1921 DATE of DEATH: 08.12.2008 HISTORY: Title: Sergeant military Branch: Artillery Unit: 338th rifle division (1st formation) In the red army called 19.08.1944 from the partisan detachment. Kutuzov brigade named after Ponomarenko, lightly wounded 05.05.1945 . Order No. 0129/N of October 28, 1944 338 rifle regiment. "Award the medal" for bravery " to the mortar company's bearer." Poltava Andrey Ivanovich for the fact that his uninterrupted work at the mortar contributed to the reflection of German counterattacks North-West of the village of Dyaski, Makuw County, Warsaw Voivodeship on October 15, 1944. Order No. 0119 / n of March 11, 1945 96 p. divisions. Award the medal "for bravery" to the gunner of the mortar 338 p. regiment row. Poltava Andrey Ivanovich. "In the battles with the German invaders in the area of the village of Fillau in East Prussia on February 17-19, 1945, he proved to be a brave and determined warrior. Despite heavy artillery and mortar fire from the enemy, he fired continuously from his mortar at the enemy's firepower and manpower. On February 19, 1945, with intense fire from his mortar, he helped repel the German counterattack, destroyed two light machine guns and 17 Hitlerites "by Order No. 0123/n of April 05, 1945, 96 p.of the division. Award the order of the red star to the commander of the mortar section 338 p. regiment row. Poltava Andrey Ivanovich."When advancing on d. Grunenfeld of East Prussia on March 19, 1945, being with his mortar in close proximity to the infantry, led an intense fire on the Nazis who were holed up in houses, resulting in the destruction of three enemy machine guns and seven Germans, ches contributed to the division of the battalion to capture the village of Grunenfeld.

FULL NAME: SURNAME: Pogorelov NAME: Vasily PATRONYMIC: Antonovich CITY: Uspenskoye village, Krasnodar territory date of BIRTH: 14.07.1924 DATE of DEATH: - HISTORY: Rank: Corporal Type of troops: Land forces, air force (except naval aviation), coast service, NKVD troops, border guard unit: 317th rifle Budapest red banner division Born on July 14, 1924 in the village of Assumption of the Krasnodar territory. As a 17-year-old boy, having told the military enlistment office that he was already 18 years old, Vasily Antonovich Pogorelov went straight from the orphanage to defend his homeland from the Nazi invaders. CORPORAL, radio operator of the 56th army of the North Caucasus front, 2nd Ukrainian front, 317 red banner Budapest rifle division, TRANS-Baikal front. As part of the 56th army of the North Caucasus front, he fought in the Kuban. Repulsing the attempt of the Nazis to break into the Caucasus, the army troops went on the offensive, liberating the cities and villages of Kuban, broke through the heavily fortified "Blue line" of the enemy in Taman and drove out the fascists, ending the two-year battle for the Caucasus and starting to liberate the Northern part of the Crimea. Since 1943-liberation fighting in the 2nd Ukrainian front, 317 red banner Budapest rifle division. At the end of 1944, he was seriously wounded and met the long-awaited Victory in a hospital in Tomsk. In August 1945-again to defend the Motherland! As part of the TRANS-Baikal front, radio operator corporal Vasily Antonovich Pogorelov participates in the glorious military operations of the troops to defeat the Japanese militarists in the far East. VASILY POGORELOV was awarded the following government awards: 1. Medal "for bravery". Extract from the award document (Order No. 16 / n of 29.04.1943): "For the fact that in the battles of 13.04.1943 for the farm Svistelnikov, Krasnodar territory being on the front line and despite the fact that mines and shells of the enemy were exploding near it, he corrected telephone gusts, thanks to his selfless work, the division was able to conduct destructive fire on the enemy. " 2. Order of the red Star. Extract from the award document (Order No. 12 / n of 30.04.1944): "Comrade. Pogorelov is an object of admiration for his comrades in arms, his name is known far beyond the unit. In the last offensive battles when crossing the Vug river, he was in the first ranks of the infantry crossed to the right side of the river and under heavy fire from enemy artillery and mortars came into contact with the firing positions. Soon the enemy was hit by accurate fire from our gunners. The main firing points of the enemy were suppressed in a timely manner, and our infantry moved victoriously through the water line. A bridgehead on the right Bank of the Vug river was created. Since the breakthrough of the Germans at Anushole he was on TNG (advanced offensive positions), and described the case of a crossing is only one episode of his combat practice." 3. Medal "For defense of Caucasus". Awarded for participation in the heroic defense of the Caucasus. 4. Order of the Patriotic war I degree. Awarded for bravery and courage shown in the fight against the Nazi invaders (Order No. 182 of 06.11.1985). 5. Medal " for the Victory over Germany in the great Patriotic War of 1941-1945.»

Full name: SURNAME: Petrov FIRST name: Alexey PATRONYMIC: Nikolaevich CITY: Kozelsk DATE of BIRTH: 16.03.1914 date of DEATH: 01.04.2009 HISTORY: Title: Lieutenant-colonel. Military branch: aviation. Unit: 218th night bomber aviation Yass red banner division. Born on March 16, 1914 in Kozelsk, Kaluga region. In 1933, he joined the Balashikha metal foundry. In the red army since 1935. In 1935, he entered the Irkutsk higher school of aircraft engineers, graduated with honors, and was awarded the rank of second Lieutenant. He took part in the events at lake Hasan. In 1942, A. Petrov, with the rank of senior technical Lieutenant, served in the 251st aviation regiment of heavy bomber aviation in the first squadron, commanded by captain Klimov. He gets into the crew of Lieutenant V. Ulyanov, Junior Lieutenant G. Bulatsky, Sergeant A. Basargin. The crew rushed to the front and submitted reports to their superiors, but the answers were not much different, they were reduced to the following: "Improve your combat skills, the time will come to take part in the battles." To implement their plans, the crew turned to the Supreme Commander, the report was concise: we want to buy a plane with our savings and use it to smash the German-fascist invaders. After some time, the crew was called to the division headquarters, where the division commander, Colonel Abramenko, read a telegram: "to Lieutenant Ulyanov, second Lieutenant Bulatsky, senior technician-Lieutenant Petrov, thank You for taking care of the red Army air forces, please Accept my greetings and gratitude to the red Army. Your wish will be fulfilled. I. Stalin". Soon the crew found out that they would receive their plane upon arrival at the place of new service. The crew arrives in Kirovobad, at 11 am, where the regiment commander, Lieutenant Colonel Ivanov, hands over a certificate in front of the formation that says: "Issued to the crew consisting of commander Lieutenant Ulyanov, Navigator Junior Lieutenant Bulatsky, aircraft technician senior technician Lieutenant Petrov that they were awarded the Boston a-20 G aircraft for No. 321609, purchased at their own expense." In 1944, the crew arrived in 452 BAP (218 BA, 5 VA) in the third squadron, which was commanded by P. A. Zhalibo. The crew took part in the liberation of Ukraine, Moldova, Hungary, Romania, and Czechoslovakia.Discharged for health reasons in 1957, major. He was awarded two orders of the red Star, the order of the Patriotic war, the Medal "for military merit" and other awards. In the post-war years, he began to study fine art in the Studio of G. N. Vasiliev and A.D. Potapov. In 1977, he graduated from the Correspondence national University of arts (ZNUI). He became one of the founders of the art gallery in Balashikha. Alexey Petrov is an honorary citizen of the city of Balashikha. In 2004, he donated his creative heritage to the city of Balashikha: more than a thousand paintings and an extensive archive.

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Full name: SURNAME: Prostakov FIRST name: Alexander PATRONYMIC: Sergeyevich CITY: Pyatigorsk CITY date of BIRTH: 25.12.1925 DATE of DEATH: 01.11.1981 HISTORY: Prostakov Alexander Sergeevich, my father, in 1942, at the age of 16, volunteered to serve in the Soviet Army in the higher intelligence forces. Rank: Sergeant. Type of service: - ground forces, - air force (except naval aviation), - the coast guard, troops of the NKVD, - the border guards. Division: 84th separate cavalry Voroshilov red banner division. He performed many acts of bravery defending our country. So, during the war of the Innocents A. C. six months was in the deep rear of the Nazis, performing the task of the command. It was extremely difficult. For important information about the fascist plans provided by the Pope to the Soviet command, he was awarded the order of Glory of the 3rd degree. In 1944, Prostakov Alexander Sergeevich and two other intelligence officers were assigned by the Soviet command to install the National flag of the USSR on the Eastern front in the rear of the Nazis. The fascists, seeing the National flag, were stunned, thinking that the Soviet troops were reinforcing their forces and would soon give them a strong rebuff, and therefore fled. A participant in the battles for the liberation of the city and fortress of Konigsberg, Papa led the fighters forward by personal example and this decisively influenced the outcome of the battle. Personally, he destroyed up to 18 fascist soldiers and a machine gun covering the approach to the Bay. For military merits, the Soviet command awarded the Pope, Alexander Prostakov, the order of the red star. In the winter of 1944, the troops of the 3rd Belorussian front, where my father served, dealt the main blow to the fascist army. Step by step, squeezing the ring around the encircled German group, our army destroyed the enemy and liberated all of East Prussia. The fighting was very heavy. The roar of guns, volleys of tanks, wounded soldiers in need of help. Prostakov Alexander Sergeevich, rescuing the wounded, ferried them across the river to the other side of the river. In battle, he was concussed in the head. For heroism and feat, the Pope was awarded the medal " for the Victory over Germany!"

Full name: SURNAME: Polovyanov FIRST name: Ivan PATRONYMIC: Mikhailovich CITY: - date of BIRTH: 01.01.1910 DATE of DEATH: - HISTORY: I am very grateful to the creators of this site, because it allowed me to learn more about my great-grandfather. I often asked myself why I had such a love for horses. When I grew up, I started asking my grandmother and father. It was from them that I learned about my great-grandfather-a brave cavalryman, and the desire to tell more about him made me dig a lot on the Internet, find out the details of his military path. Rank: senior Lieutenant. Type of service: - ground forces, - air force (except naval aviation), - the coast guard, troops of the NKVD, - the border guards. Division: 3rd guards cavalry Kuban-Mozyr red banner order of Suvorov division. My grandfather was a man of few words, not very fond of talking about the war. From the stories of my grandmother, what I was able to "dig up" on the Internet, there was such a story: my great-grandfather was Drafted into the army in 1932, he was a participant in the Finnish war. He was called up for the Great Patriotic war from the first day, that is, on 22.06.1941. He was seriously wounded in September 1942, recovered and returned to the front, in December 1942 he was wounded in the right hand, in August 1943 in the left hand. In July 29, 1944, he was seriously wounded and sent to the hospital. At the end of treatment for a set of injuries, he was demobilized. The part lost information about him. My great-grandfather probably did not like to talk about the war, because he was offended that after going through harsh battles and trials, he did not manage to meet the victory in Berlin. My great-grandfather received the order of the "red Star" for heroism and courage in battle, raising the soldiers of his platoon by personal example, he personally destroyed 5 Germans and took 2 prisoners. I am very proud of my great-grandfather!

Full name: SURNAME: Petrov FIRST name: Ivan PATRONYMIC: Vladimirovich CITY: S. Pavlovka Bredinsky district, Chelyabinsk region DATE of BIRTH: 31.01.1924 DATE of DEATH: 13.06.2012 HISTORY: Title: Foreman 30.01.1924, born in the village of Pavlovskoye in the Bredinsky district of the Chelyabinsk region, in 1928 the Petrov family moved to Blue Shihan. He graduated from high school there. Kvarkensky RVC was drafted into the army on 12.08.1942. First, an 18-year-old boy, he was sent to the Guryev military infantry school, where they trained Junior officers for the front. It was not necessary to finish it, because the enemy threatened Stalingrad. The cadets were sent as part of a reserve battalion to the Volga border to reinforce the defenders of the city. They were trained as officers, and sent to the front as ordinary soldiers. He served in the 290th guards SP, 95th guards SD, member of the CPSU (b) from 1944. He fought on the Steppe, Voronezh, 1st and 2nd Ukrainian fronts. From near Stalingrad, the soldiers of the unit where I. V. Petrov served were sent to Kursk. We went on foot to the positions, covered 30 km per night, hid for days, disguised ourselves in the woods or ravines. 40 km from s.Prokhorovka had to create another line of defense: each soldier had to dig 8 meters of trenches per day with a small sapper shovel. The entire defense was built in five echelons. Ivan Vladimirovich recalled that on 5.07.1943, about three o'clock in the morning, the ground shook, and artillery preparation began. It turned out that our gunners started it, anticipating the Germans. The infantrymen in their trenches did not know this, at first they thought that the Germans had broken through. By midday, the first vehicles with the wounded went to the rear along the road that passed nearby. Petrov said: "on the night of July 7, we were built and sent to the front line. There were almost no infantry left, and the ranks of the first echelon defenders were battered. We, graduates of the military school, almost officers, naively thought that we would quickly cope with the enemy, because we are more experienced soldiers. However, at dawn, the air bombing began, the fascists flew almost over their heads. Many cadets died on the same day. July 12 morning did not portend bad, the sun was happy and promised a pleasant day. The calm was broken by tank armadas that were moving towards us from the enemy side. A messenger from the company commander came running and said that the tanks should be allowed to pass, and the infantry should be destroyed. Our tanks went to meet the enemy, and a hot battle ensued. We Marines were caught between two fires. Tankers jumped out of burning cars, not knowing where our people were, where the Germans were. When the fascists made a maneuver to the ravine in which our wounded were hidden, we received the command to also take to the right and not let them go there. In this battle, I had to command a platoon, because the commander was killed. Lifting the fighters forward, I was wounded. Some half-finished fascist shot and pierced my helmet and head." Sergeant Petrov received the first wound and lost consciousness, he was considered dead, left on the battlefield. He woke up when it started raining. The paramedics picked up the soldier and sent him to the medical unit. 20 days had to be treated, he was threatened with disability, documents were being prepared for the rear. Ivan Petrov could not imagine himself an invalid, he stole the documents and returned to his regiment, although the bandage was still white on his head. This was August 2, and on August 3 the offensive began. Sergeant Petrov joined the intelligence platoon. For the memorable battle of 12.07.1943, he was awarded the medal "for bravery". In August, near the Dnieper river, he received another wound, then on the territory of Ukraine he was shell-shocked and wounded for the third time. By order of the 95th guards SD of 18.06.1944, he was awarded the order of Glory of the 3rd degree. At the end of the war, by order of 26.05.1945, he was awarded the order of the red Star. Awarded The commendation of the Supreme Commander for the liberation of the cities of Belgorod, Poltava, Kremenchug, Znamenka. He marched with the battles of his regiment from the Kursk bulge to Prague and the Elbe. At the end of the war, he received commendations From the command for participating in the liberation of 14 European cities. At the same time, in 1945, he was awarded the Silver star of the us Congress – one of the highest awards of the allies. He received this award for bravery when meeting with American troops on the Elbe. His intelligence group was in a difficult situation, because during a meeting with the allies, the Germans suddenly appeared: the Americans retreated, and the Soviet fighters took the fight. They stopped the last American Willis car that was leaving (that was the first time Ivan saw an African-American), explained the method of firing the gun in the car with signs, and held the German infantry, in addition to destroying the tiger tank. The allies retreated safely, and the fascists also retreated. The intelligence and courage of the scouts saved the situation. For this, petty officer Petrov was awarded the Silver star. A few days later, parts of the 95th guards SD were transferred to Czechoslovakia. Once the scouts found themselves in the woods near a small hut of a local resident. It was from him that we heard about the end of the war. He listened to the news of the German surrender on the radio in the basement and pleased the Soviet soldiers. After the liberation of Prague, Ivan Vladimirovich's chest was decorated with the medal "for the liberation of Prague". On may 9, the fighting continued, unfortunately, I had to participate in the encirclement of the ROA (vlasovtsy) troops. In those days, a second meeting with the Americans took place-accidentally during an intelligence operation to identify the Vlasovites. On a forest road, a car carrying a Colonel of American troops was also fired at. The soldiers of the 290th guards SP repulsed the Colonel and his driver. After the fight, the driver saw a Silver star on the tunic of Sergeant Petrov and explained that he would be given another one for saving the Colonel. But it wasn't meant to be. "On may 14, we celebrated the Victory! Tables about 100 meters long were built in a forest clearing. The division commander came to congratulate his men. That day I saw men crying, " Ivan Vladimirovich recalled. In early September, he had to participate in the Victory parade, and then he came home on vacation. He served for some time in Austria, and was discharged I. V. Petrov only in February 1947. After the war, he returned to Blue Sheehan,

Polezhaev Anatoly Vasilyevich_x000D_ _x000D_ Full name: Anatoly V. Polezhaev last NAME: Polezhaev FIRST name: Anatoly PATRONYMIC: Vasilyevich CITY: in the Oryol region village of Gudalovka date of BIRTH: 17.02.1908 DATE of DEATH: 06.03.1992 HISTORY: My dear and beloved grandfather, was born on February 17, 1908, in the village of Gudalovka in the Oryol region. The war caught his family in Baku. place of conscription: Oktyabrsky RVC, Azerbaijan SSR, Baku. In 1941. Appointed Captain of the administrative service in the red army, head of the automobile Department of the 47th Army. My grandfather went through the whole war. Decorated: Order of the Patriotic War II class-1944; Order of the red Star-1943; medal "for the liberation of the Caucasus" -1943; medal "for the liberation of Warsaw"-1944; medal" for the Capture of Berlin "-1945; medal"for the Victory over Germany" 1945 After the war, he and his family moved from Baku to Tuapse. He worked at the Tuapse tea state farm in 1965, as a Director. And every year on may 9, my grandfather took out his dress suit from the closet, put on his medals and orders... and crying. In the morning, all his relatives came to congratulate him on his Victory, and then we (he and I) went to the rally and stood on the square. And under the volleys of guns and a Minute of silence, he tightly squeezed my baby hand, and told me not to be afraid that this is a memory-the memory of those who did not return from the war. And there were always tears in his eyes........ He died on March 6, 1992. But the memory of him, of those terrible years from his stories will always be with me, in my heart. Last year in the column of the Immortal Regiment was his little great-granddaughter, who held his photo, and knows that her great-grandfather was very courageous, brave, honest, kind and just - "cool" grandfather! THANK YOU FOR THE SILENCE, FOR THE BLUE SKY, FOR BEING ME! ETERNAL MEMORY! I REMEMBER! I'M PROUD!

Full name: LAST name: Poluyanov FIRST name: Mikhail PATRONYMIC: Ivanovich CITY: - date of BIRTH: 01.11.1908 DATE of DEATH: - HISTORY: Poluyanov Mikhail Ivanovich was born on 01.11.1908. Title: Sergeant. Branch of service: Artillery. Division: 11th artillery, Kirovohrad, red banner, orders of Suvorov, Kutuzov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky division. He was mobilized to the front by the Uzhur RVC, Krasnoyarsk territory in 1941. He fought in the Park platoon, 674 howitzer artillery regiment, 40 howitzer artillery brigade, 11 artillery Kirovograd division. Until 25.01.1943, he fought, was wounded, and was in a hospital in Izhevsk. Then he participated in the breakthrough of the German defense at Stalingrad and their elimination, the liberation of Kirovograd in Ukraine (January 1944), the railway station Novo-Ukrainka (March 1944).Iasi, Targu-Frumos, Uigen (August 1944), liberated the capital of Transelvania, Cluj, forced the river.Tissa, liberated the city of Segel in Hungary (October 1944). Liberated Budapest (December 1944), Rozhnyava and Jelshava in Czechoslovakia (January 1945), Zvolen railway junction on the Gran river (March 1945), crossed the Gran river and the Nitra river, liberated Komarno, Nove Zamki, shurani, Komjatice, vrabla, Nitra, forced the river.VAG, participated in the liberation, the GALANT on the way to the city Bratislava (April 1945). He participated in the liberation of malacki and Bruk, Previdza and Banovce in the Carpathian mountains, godonin on the Morava river, and Brno in Czechoslovakia. He ended the war in Berlin, signed the Reichstag. He was awarded: "Order of the red star", two medals "for bravery", medals: "For defense of Moscow" "For defence of Stalingrad", "For military merit", "For liberation of Prague", "For liberation of Warsaw", "For capture of Berlin" and 16 Stalin's gratitude. He died in December 1949, at the age of 41, affected by injuries. He was buried in the city of Uzhur.

Pervukhin Alexey Vasilievich_x000D_ _x000D_ Name: Pervukhin Alexey last NAME: Werner first NAME: Alexei middle name: Vasilyevich CITY: Omsk DATE of BIRTH: 27.09.1926 DATE of DEATH: 25.09.2005 HISTORY: Sergeant Alexey Vasilyevich Pervukhin was born in 1926 in Omsk in an ordinary family, there were 8 children. when the war began, Alexey Vasilyevich was 15 years old, his mother died of starvation in his arms and he buried her alone. Then Alexey Vasilyevich began to steal, for which he ended up in jail, by that time he was already 17 years old, and there he was offered either to go to the front or to prison. So Alexey Vasilyevich got into the 12th training rifle regiment in November 1943 as a cadet. In April 1944, he was assigned to the 119 Zap. rifle regiment. On September 15, 1944, he officially went to the front as a Rifleman in the 641 rifle regiment. Branch of service: army, air force (except marine aviation), the coast guard, the troops of the NKVD border troops. He fought in Ukraine and in Germany. After the war, he remained to serve in Germany in Dresden at the vegetable base. He returned To his native Omsk in 1950. His wife is Pervukhina (Serova) Raisa Dmitrievna was born on January 24, 1923 in an aristocratic family in the Smolensk region. During the revolution, the huge house of Raisa Dmitrievna's family was destroyed and her family was given a four-room apartment in Moscow, during the war someone took the apartment and after the war they had nowhere to return from evacuation. When the war began, Raisa Dmitrievna was 18 years old, she studied at the aviation Institute. Raisa Dmitrievna with her sisters (3 sisters) and her mother were evacuated to Novosibirsk, they got there for 3 months, it was December 1941, the winter was harsh, and the clothes were light. Young girls worked for 18 hours at an aircraft factory, where they also slept. The daily menu was as follows: a ration of bread and a plate of soup (water, a piece of lard and one potato). Then Raisa Dmitrievna went to Omsk to work at a defense plant. When Alexey Vasilyevich returned from the war, he and Raisa Dmitrievna got married and in 1951 they had a son, and in 1957 a daughter. Alexey Vasilyevich called to live in Germany, but hatred of fascists did not allow Raisa Dmitrievna to decide on this move, so from Omsk they moved to the Stavropol territory of the village of VIN-sady, then to Moscow. Lermontov, where they lived for 55 years until the death of Alexey Vasilyevich. From the story of Alexey Vasilyevich: Crossing the river Oder: "we stood in a trench for three days in waist-deep water, driving away pieces of ice with our hands, neither ate nor slept, the water was icy, but there was no way out, waiting for the right moment. During all the time that I was at the front, none of us were ill, we drank alcohol." Liberation of the Sachsenhausen concentration camp: "We were advancing so fast that the Nazis did not even have time to escape, and when we entered the territory of the concentration camp, the stoves were still Smoking... this smell has haunted me all my life..."

Prussakov Vladimir Leonidovich