Order of the Patriotic war

Derepa Boris Pavlovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Major military Branch: Land forces, air force (except naval aviation), coast service, NKVD troops, border troops On the fronts of the great Patriotic War Boris Pavlovich since July 1941. Participated in the defense of Kiev, retreated with the Southern and North Caucasian front in the foothills of the Caucasus. Since the beginning of 1943, it has been liberating the North Caucasus and participating in the 64th army's offensive on the outer front of the battle of Stalingrad. In may, the army is renamed the 7th Guards, transferred to the Kursk direction, and Boris Pavlovich is appointed senior assistant to the chief of the intelligence Department of the headquarters of the newly formed 24th Guards Rifle corps. In the summer of 1943, the corps participated in the battle of Kursk, liberated Belgorod and Kharkiv, crossed the Dnieper in the fall, and by the end of the year concentrated its forces at Kirovograd, which it liberated at the end of January 1944. In the spring, the 7th Guards army reaches the Dniester river, in the summer it is relocated to Northern Romania and participates in the Iasi-Kishinev operation. It was there, in the area of the fortified area on the Seret river, that Boris Nikolaevich received the order of the Patriotic War II degree. Major Derepa carried out a colossal intelligence work to find out the location, number and combat capability of the German-Romanian units up to the companies, which positively affected the course of the combat operation in this area. By October 1944, the 24th Guards corps completed the liberation of Romania and crossed the border into Hungary. The long winter months of the protracted Budapest offensive begin. In the battle for the Gronsky bridgehead (border of Czechoslovakia and Hungary) Boris Pavlovich repeatedly interrogated prisoners, organized groups of scouts and in difficult moments of the battle coordinated the actions of the commanders of small units, timely informing them of the orders of the army command. In April 1945, Boris Pavlovich participates in the Bratislava-Brno operation, and meets the victory in Prague. After the war, he continued his military service in the Moldavian SSR, and lived in Kishinev.

Dubrovin Fyodor Ilyich

Dubrovin Fyodor Ilyich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Junior Sergeant Branch of the army: Land forces, air force (except naval aviation), coast service, NKVD troops, border guard Unit: 183rd rifle Kharkiv order of Lenin red banner order of Suvorov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky division from Moscow to Prague. My father was born in 1914 in the Ryazan region. I grew up in a family without a father, and in the village without a breadwinner, life was very difficult. His father died during the First world war near Riga. He had to start his career early, so he finished only three classes, and began to help with the household. Before conscription, he worked as a tinsmith. He served in the artillery regiment from 1936 to 1938 as a signalman. WESTERN FRONT. KALININ FRONT. VORONEZH FRONT. Participates in the liberation for the first time (in February), the cities of Belgorod and Kharkiv. Gets into the environment, gets out of the environment under Prokhorovka. Actively participates in the battle of Kursk. takes part in the Prokhorov guard. THE STEPPE FRONT. It participates in August (for the second time), in the liberation of the cities of Belgorod and Kharkiv. 1 UKRAINIAN FRONT. Already in April, for the battles near the city of Vinnytsia and Chertkov was awarded the medal" for BRAVERY " No. 1064873. Awarded the order: "GLORY of the 3RD DEGREE" No. 72743. Presented: to the order of the "PATRIOTIC WAR of the 2ND DEGREE" on September 30, 1944, awarded again: the order of "GLORY of the 3RD DEGREE" No. 135752. October 17, 1944. 4 UKRAINIAN FRONT. Presented: to the order of "GLORY 2 DEGREE" on March 25, 1945goda, Awarded: order of "PATRIOTIC WAR 2 DEGREE" №693313. June 4, 1945goda. Presented: to the order of the "PATRIOTIC WAR 2 DEGREE" on April 28, 1945, Awarded: the order of "GLORY 2 DEGREE" No. 46915. June 27, 1945. Ml. Sergeant DUBROVIN FYODOR ILYICH born in 1914, commander of the communications Department of the 623rd Yaslovsky red banner artillery regiment. 183rd rifle Kharkiv order of Lenin, red banner order of Suvorov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky division. Demobilized 25 September 1945. He died in 1977 after a long illness, at the age of 63.

Davletov Habib Davlekanovo

Davletov Habib Davlekanovo_x000D_ _x000D_ The memory of Davletov Habib Davletkhanovna always live in the family Dauletovich. All his life he lived where he was born, in the village of Novy Aldar in the Yanaul district. Except for the two wars he "went to". The first war in his life was the Finnish war. Khabib Davletkhanovich was "the first guy in the village" and had a romantic profession of his time: he was a driver. He once went on his semi-truck to Yanaul-to the machine-tractor station (MTS). He is shown a similar car from the village of Asavdybash, whose driver "disappeared without a trace" in broad daylight and is ordered to take the car to the station. It turns out that they formed a train to be sent to the Finnish war. The young patriot had no choice but to borrow 600 rubles of money from his fellow villager, the Chairman of the collective farm Mullayan Khasanov, and, without even saying goodbye to his family, move West. He came back from the Finnish war with a bad cold and lost all his teeth. For a long time afterwards, he could not appear in the village of Asavdybash, because he was required to take a half-truck, which he left at the front. Soon another war began – the Great Patriotic war. From June 23, 1941 to October 17, 1945, he served as a driver in various autobatallions, participated in battles on the Kalinin, Voronezh, 2nd, and 3rd Ukrainian fronts. He was awarded the medals "for military merit", "for the victory over Germany". In the home archive, there are references from the 57th army field office, which indicate the Declaration of gratitude for excellent combat actions to master the storming of the city and port of Constanta (Romania) and others. For the military achievements of Habib Dauletbaevich awarded more than once, but after the war. The order of the Patriotic war II degree was awarded to him in 1985. The certificate says "for bravery, fortitude and courage shown in the fight against the Nazi invaders" Khabib Davletkhanovich's wife, Taskira Akhmatyanovna, did not have any Military merits, but was awarded medals for her work in the rear. Davletova Taskira Akmatjanova, too, was born in the village of New Aldar. The family had 12 children. I had to do from an early age all the things that are in the village: to care for domestic animals, to crafts, to mow, to cut, to spin, to knit. The girl was very smart, I wanted to learn. But her father did not let her go to school, citing the fact that there is a lot of work on the farm. The punchy, sharp-tongued Taskira appealed to many guys, but Khabib Davletkhanovich won her hand. They were married before the war. After seeing her young husband to the front, she did not sit idly by. With all her might, she tried to bring the Victory day closer to everyone. Taskira Akmatjanova was prompt, had a truly masculine force. She worked on the most difficult sections of the collective farm. She was the very first, when women with a sickle reaped bread, did not concede superiority, when manually mowed the pea field, and milked, and was a shepherd, And also, she managed to prepare for the arrival of her husband from the front materials for the construction of her own house.The young couple began to build their nest. In 1947, the first child appeared. So, in addition to working in the collective farm fields, Taskira Akhmatyanovna alone kept a household and raised children. After the war, Habib and Taskira lived a long and happy life. Raised three children. They spent their whole life working and caring.They did not like to remember the years of military hard times. Habib Davlekanovo died early wife of ten years. She managed to pamper her grandchildren with her delicious pies and rolls, warm mittens and socks, artfully bound by her overworked hands…

Alexander Vasilievich Diev

Alexander Vasilievich Diev_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: senior Sergeant. Branch of service: army, air force (except marine aviation), the coast guard, the troops of the NKVD border troops. Diev Alexander Vasilyevich-born in 1919, a native of p. Nikologory, Ivanovo (now Vladimir, approx. author) of the region. According to the award list, A.V. Diev was in the ranks of the red army with the rank of senior Sergeant in 1939, called to the front by the Ivanovo RVC on 22.06.1941. October 1939-may 1942-198 airfield service battalion head of the food warehouse; may 1942-September 1943-969 rifle regiment commander of the household. platoon's; September 1943-November 1945 Deputy chief of slaughter point #7 field office #2 under 10 Western Rifle division. From my great-grandfather's stories about the war, the most powerful and terrible impression was made by the Kursk bulge.: "We came to feed the soldiers after the battle on the Kursk bulge and saw this picture: there is no one around, only completely craters from explosions and a mess of broken burning tanks on the field..." Diev was wounded three times, received a severe wound in the back in November 1942, twice lightly wounded in the right leg in 1941 and in 1943, and carried shell fragments under his heart and in his leg all his life. By order of the commander-in-chief of the group of Soviet occupation forces in Germany on August 9, 1945, senior Sergeant A.V. Diev was awarded the medals "for military merit" and "for the victory over Germany". In November 1945, A.V. Diev received a commendation for his service, and was discharged in November 1945. He returned from the war in 1946. According to the military ID card, A.V. Diev was awarded the order of the Patriotic war II degree. TSAMO. F. 33. Op. 686196. Ed. HR. 1176. L. 178. Order of division No. 108 / n of 27.09.1945. Military ticket of Diev A.V. From the personal archive of Galkina N. A. Oral memoirs of Diev A.V., transmitted by Galkina N. A., who lives in p, Nikologory, Vladimir region, recorded by Galkina E. M.-Nerekhta, 2015. TSAMO. F. 33. Op. 686196. Ed. HR. 1176. L. 5. Award list Dieva A.V. Military ticket Dieva A.V. From the personal archive Galkina N. A.

Denisenko Sergey Ivanovich

Anton Vikenievich Dubro

Anton Vikenievich Dubro_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: major General. Type of troops: military-economic and administrative structure. Dubro Anton Vikentievich, major General int. SL. (22.2.1943); in the SA since 1919, the Navy since 1950. He graduated from the 13th Baku Peh. commander courses (1-10. 1922), Tiflis Peh. school (10.1922-8.1925), VAK VVA named after K. E. Voroshilov (3.1947-5.1949). Member of the team. wars. Red army soldier, nach-K machine gun (5.1919-12.1920), com-p platoon, study. platoon, half-company of the 134th SP of the 45th SD (12.1920-10.1929), course com-p of the Kiev training courses of the red army com-ROV (10.1929-10.1931), POM. kom-pa b-na (10.1931-4.1933), nach-K of the 2nd Department of the staff (4.1933-6.1934), nach-K of the military household. supply (6.1934-3.1936) Korostensky UR, 87th SD (3.193611.1938), OVS Zhytomyr AGV (11.1938-11.1940; quartermaster of the Department of the 5th A from November 1940) KOVO. In Vel. He entered the war in the same position. The beginning-to denote the household. Department of in-tend. UPR. (12. 1941), at the disposal of the OK FR (12. 1941-6.1942), Deputy. commands, troops in the rear of the tank group FR. (6-7. 1942), Deputy. intendant (7.1942) South-West. FR. Deputy. teams'. 21st (7-9. 1942), 24th(9.1942-2.1943), 4th guards. (2.1943-6.1945), the 35th (6-7.1945) combined arms armies in the rear of the Stalingrad, far Eastern FR. At the disposal of the VGK bid (7.9.1945). POM. Deputy. commands, troops on MO Primvo (10.1945-3.1947). Deputy head of the Military. Acad. rear and supply them. Molotov on MO in Kalinin (5-6.1949). Beginning of the rear of the Gorky VO (6.1949-4.1950). Beginning-to the rear of the 8th Navy (4.1950-3.1954). At the disposal of the civil code of the Navy (3-6. 1954). Since June 1954 in the reserve due to illness. Awarded ord. Lenin (1945), ord. Red banner (1944 — 2), OSA. Kutuzov II art. (1944), Bogdan Khmelnitsky II art. (1945), 2 ord. World war I art. (1943, 1944), ord. Red Star (1942), medals.

Danilenko Ivan Andreevich

Danilenko Ivan Andreevich_x000D_ _x000D_ Branch of the armed forces: signal Troops. Biography of my great-grandfather, Danilenko I. A. Ivan Andreevich Danilenko-was born in 1923 in a poor family of peasants in the village of Kashcheevka, Karachansky district, Kursk region. By nationality-Russian. The conscription Commission at the Tsimlyansky district military Commissariat of the Rostov region called up for active military service and sent to the unit in April 1942.For his work, he was awarded the medal "for the development of virgin lands" - 1957; - the sign "Drummer of the 11th five-year plan"; the Medal "Veteran of labor" - 1986; Ivan Andreevich Danilenko in the great Patriotic war from January 1, 1943 to September 5, 1945. He began his military career in the North Caucasus in the Krasnodar territory in the 108 rifle division of Nikolaev. Then my great-grandfather fought under the command of Dunaev Sergey Illarionovich (05.07.1943-10.03.1945), Colonel and Piskunov Dmitry Grigoryevich (11.03.1945 - 09.05.1945), Colonel, from 19.04.1945 major General. April 1942 - 22 reserve communications regiment, cadet in the command communications Department; December 1942-separate communications company of the 10th guards rifle regiment, commander of the communications Department; July 1943-15 reserve rifle regiment, commander of the 92 mm mortar crew; February 1944-192 reserve rifle regiment, Rifleman; March 1944 to March 1947 – 18 tank battalion, commander of the tracked armored personnel carrier squad.He was demobilized on March 13, 1947 on the basis of the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of February 4, 1947.He was lightly wounded in the right leg on April 29, 1943, and lightly wounded in the right leg on October 22, 1943. Military rank-guard private.Composition-soldiers, mechanic-driver took the military oath on December 17, 1942 at the 22nd reserve communications regiment. The name of the MAS crews tracked amphibious armored personnel carriers.Decorated:- order of the red Star for exemplary execution of orders on the front of the fight against the German invaders No. 1198789 of April 16, 1945-order of the Patriotic war of the 2nd degree of October 21, 1943, order number-6710526;- order of the Patriotic war, 1st class from March 11, 1985;- medal "for the capture of Konigsberg" - for participation in the heroic assault and capture of Konigsberg on June 9, 1945;- medal "for the victory over Germany"; - medal " 20 years of Victory in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945»;- medal " 30 years of Victory in the great Patriotic war 1941-1945»;- medal " 40 years of Victory in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945»;- medal " 50 years of Victory in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945»;- medal " 60 years of the Armed forces»;- medal " 70 years of the Armed forces»;- badge of the veteran of the 108 Guards rifle Mykolaiv red banner order of Suvorov division;- badge "front-Line soldier 1941-1945" - 2000; - badge "liberation of the North Caucasus" - 1980; Was an invalid of the great Patriotic war.Especially memorable for him was the battle for the capture of Konigsberg. Our troops bravely fought for the city, overcoming the stubborn resistance of the enemy. My great-grandfather was wounded in that battle. When I woke up, I saw a lot of dead Soviet soldiers around me. There were many wounded, and there were huge losses in other units. But our Konigsberg was defended! For services to the Fatherland, Ivan Andreevich was awarded the medal "for the capture of Konigsberg" - for participation in the heroic assault and capture of Konigsberg on June 9, 1945, the order of the red Star, and medals.

Demchenko (Okuncov) Antonina Yakovlevna

Demchenko (Okuncov) Antonina Yakovlevna_x000D_ _x000D_ Branch of the armed forces: Military medical staff. Before the war, Antonina graduated from the eighth grade in Leningrad, immediately got to the labor front-helped dig ditches in the city. Then, after moving to her parents in the village of Zhiletovo, she worked on the construction of a military airfield near Kaluga. After three difficult months of the occupation worked in the harvesting of timber for military purposes. In the fall of 1942, Antonina takes the oath of office and becomes a nurse in the operating Department of the hospital. A few months later - enrollment in accelerated auto courses near Moscow and three months later-combat training with a military driver. And then - independent work: Antonina in the column brings ammunition to the front and evacuates the wounded. For a while, she becomes the Komsomol Secretary of the autobatallion. For participation in carrying out a column with ammunition to the front, which was in dire need of shells, she received the medal "for military merit". Antonina ended the war in Romania. During the war, Antonina's brother Anatoly Yakovlevich Okuntsov was killed at the front. And in 1946, after returning from the front, his second brother, Alexey Yakovlevich Okuntsov, died of war wounds (before the war he worked as an architect in Kaluga). My parents have only one daughter left: Catherine, Antonina, Nadezhda (Vera died during the war from tuberculosis). In the postwar years Okuncov Antonina Yakovlevna worked on the car, and later as a typist. She lived in Ukraine and the North Caucasus. 20.01.1953 year married Demchenko Nikolai Fedorovich (military pilot) (their Union is registered near Zhytomyr). She gave birth to two daughters. The third daughter was born in Kaluga. And again, hard work on a cargo scooter at the Kaluga plant of automotive electrical equipment, then-delivered products to kindergartens. And in the second half of the 60s Antonina gets a job as a taxi driver. People in difficult situations, whom she met on her life's path, always tried to help with shelter, food, advice, everything she could. In retirement, she helped raise five granddaughters, one grandchild, and later a great-granddaughter and great-grandchildren. She always fed the little ones and the older ones berries, vegetables and fruits from her dacha plot. When asked about my health, I always answered: "I Don't let myself dry up!" Always an optimist and a kind and sympathetic person! Eternal memory to the generation of winners! We remember! We love it! We take an example from you!

Dobatkin Valentin Ivanovich

Dobatkin Valentin Ivanovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Second Lieutenant. Branch of service: Artillery. Colonel of justice V. I. Dobatkin, honored lawyer of Russia. Valentin Ivanovich Dobatkin was born on December 8, 1923 in the village of Betino in the Kasimovsky district of the Ryazan region in the family of the Director of a rural school. He finished the 10th grade in Moscow in 1941, from where he was called to the front soon after graduation. He first fought in the rank of private, was sent to Stalingrad. At the end of the battle of Stalingrad, commander of the 62nd army of the Stalingrad front V. I. Chuikov summoned Valentin Dobatkin and two other soldiers - the only ones left alive out of the thousands of men who were first recruited into their brigade - and said that he had no moral right to send them to the West to continue fighting, and that the best reward for them would be a referral to study at the guards mortar and artillery school. Valentin Dobatkin finished the war with the rank of second Lieutenant, was awarded numerous orders, medals and distinctions, including the medals "for military merit", "for the defense of Stalingrad", "for the victory over Germany", the order of the great Patriotic War of the 1st degree", the order of the red star. After the war, V. I. Dobatkin entered the Military Law Academy in Moscow, where he graduated with a gold medal and then served for many years in the military Prosecutor's office. Honored lawyer of Russia, Honorary worker of justice of Russia Colonel Valentin Ivanovich Dobatkin retired from the post of Moscow city military Prosecutor, head of the military Prosecutor's office of the Moscow garrison. The war hero died after a long illness - a consequence of the wounds of the battle of Stalingrad - on February 25, 2008. The memory of him is alive among his students, colleagues and relatives.

Dorovskikh Sergey Ivanovich

Dorovskikh Sergey Ivanovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Sergey Ivanovich dorovskikh was born in 1913, in the village of Dorovskaya More-Shurminskaya volost of Urzhumsky uyezd of Vyatka province (now it is the territory of Shurminsky rural settlement of Urzhumsky district of Kirov region). Participated in the Soviet-Finnish war (from December 1939 to March 1940). After demobilization, he worked in the Krasnoyarsk territory. He left for the Great Patriotic war in August 1941 and was called up by the Yartsevsky RVC of the Krasnoyarsk territory. As Sergey Ivanovich himself recalled: "A barge was going along the Yenisei river-from the village of Yartsevo to the city of Kazachinsk, they collected all those who were liable for military service along the way and took them to Krasnoyarsk. They were taken from Krasnoyarsk to Murmansk. From there, they were already sent to the Karelian front, to the border with Norway and Finland." Sergey Ivanovich told how hard it was at the beginning of the war: "We were given one rifle for five people, and after the cartridges ran out, the rifle was used as a stick." In a battle on April 14, 1942, he was wounded in the leg. After treatment in the hospital, he served as a scout Rifleman in the 148th separate reconnaissance company in the 114th Svir rifle division. On August 12, 1944, he was awarded the order of Glory of the III degree — for saving the wounded Deputy commander of the battalion in the political unit during the battle (the award found him only in 1996). He was also awarded the medal "for the defense of the Soviet Arctic "and the medal" for the victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945". as Sergey Ivanovich said, many submissions for awards were lost, as the commander was often killed before he submitted award documents for soldiers. He returned home at the end of may 1945. In 1985, in honor of the 40th anniversary of the Victory, he was awarded the order of the Patriotic war II degree. He died in 1998.

Leonid Yakovlevich Drapkin

Leonid Yakovlevich Drapkin_x000D_ _x000D_ Veteran of the great Patriotic war, Honorary employee of the Prosecutor's office, doctor of law, Professor, honored scientist of the Russian Federation. Awarded: order of the "Patriotic war" I degree, medals "for the liberation of Warsaw", "for the capture of Budapest", "for the capture of Berlin" and many others. He joined the army as a volunteer in June 1942, when he was only 17 years old. Initially, he served in the Chelyabinsk military aviation school of mechanics, from which he graduated in early 1943. Already in March 1943, he fought as part of the 20th guards Sevastopol long-range bomber regiment. He was a mechanic, then an aircraft technician, served the IL-4 bomber aircraft. His regiment bombarded German fortifications along the Dnieper, near Kiev, in Budapest, and attacked Konigsberg, Berlin, and other German strongholds. Drapkin was demobilized only in 1949, after which he received a law degree and in 1956 joined the Prosecutor's office of the Sverdlovsk region. Leonid Yakovlevich worked in the investigative bodies of the Prosecutor's office of the Sverdlovsk region from 1956 to 1967. Consistently occupied posts of the investigator of Prosecutor's office of Zheleznodorozhny district of the city of Sverdlovsk, then the senior investigator of Prosecutor's office of Sverdlovsk region, the Prosecutor-criminalist Prosecutor's office in Sverdlovsk region. In 1967, in connection with his election as a senior lecturer at the Sverdlovsk law Institute, he devoted himself to the science of criminology, becoming a Professor at the Department of criminology of the Ural state law University and achieving recognition of his scientific achievements at the international level. This is confirmed, in particular, by the award of the UN silver medal "for outstanding services to the development of criminalistics and forensic expertise" and the Highest award of the Ministry of justice of the Russian Federation – the A. F. Koni medal. He was also awarded the medal of the Investigative Committee of Russia "Valor and bravery". In the last years of his life, Leonid Drapkin took part, among other things, in the work of the investigative Department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation in the Sverdlovsk region, generously shared his rich experience with employees, participated in various events. Leonid Yakovlevich brought up many highly qualified specialists who still successfully work in law enforcement agencies in various positions, always remembering their Teacher with gratitude. Leonid Yakovlevich died in his native city of Yekaterinburg on August 11, 2019 at the age of 95. Currently, L. ya.Drapkin's grandson, Alexander Shuklin, is serving as a senior expert of the criminalistics Department of the investigative Department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation in the Sverdlovsk region.

Danilkin Alexey Pavlovich

Danilkin Alexey Pavlovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Red army soldier Type of troops: Engineering troops My father Danilkin Alexey Pavlovich was born on March 21, 1923 in d.Katlanovo, Belevsky district,Tula region. In January 1942, after graduating from the sapper school, he was called up to the front by the Belevsky district military Commissariat, Tula region. From January to may 1942, he participated in the combat operations of the Bryansk front for the liberation of the Oryol region in the direction from Belev to Bolkhov and Orel as a sapper. By the beginning of January 1942, the troops of the Bryansk front, pursuing the enemy and knocking down his barriers, reached the border: Belev, Mtsensk, The Upper Part, Antiquated. After the end of the counteroffensive near Moscow, the Stavka instructed our troops to launch a General offensive in the Western strategic direction. The troops of the Bryansk front were assigned the task of conducting an offensive in the Belev, Livny strip in the Bolkhovsky and Oryol directions. Fulfilling this Task, the troops of the 61st army in the first half of January went on the offensive in the Bolkhov direction and advanced several tens of kilometers. The front troops went on the defensive and did not conduct active combat operations until the summer of 1942. In may 1942, the Stalinist corps was formed in Moscow, where a group of sappers was sent.Since June 1942, until the departure to the front, the scientific process was activated. Classes were held on a 3-month combat training program .After graduating, A. p. Danilkin got to a transfer point in Moscow. Further, the front-line path of Danilkin Alexey Pavlovich took place as part of the 8th Estonian corps. From November 1942 to January 1943, he participated in the combat operations of the Kalinin front as a sapper of the 28th separate sapper battalion in the 8th Estonian corps. On October 21, 1942, parts of the corps loaded into echelons and went to the front. Along the way, the trains were subjected to air raids, shelling and bombing. So the corps suffered the first combat losses in personnel and military equipment-21 people were killed and the same number was wounded.The battle of Velikiye Luki was the corps ' baptism of fire. The fighting in the city blocks, equipped by the Germans as long-term fortifications, was fierce and bloody. 75 % of the corps personnel were knocked out of action (wounded, killed, missing) Particularly fierce fighting broke out at the railway station,where German military engineers managed to create a strongly fortified system of bunkers and pillboxes, each of which had to be stormed by independent mobile groups. The railway station was taken on January 13, 1943. A feature of the fighting in January 1943 was the active actions of mobile, small and effective assault groups, staffed by sappers and gunners. January 10, 1943 During the liberation of the railway station, my father A. p. Danilkin was seriously wounded in the head and legs on the roof of the railway station. Lost consciousness, lay unconscious in the cold for a long time, miraculously survived, he was picked up. A leg was amputated in a hospital in Chita. The monuments on the mass graves of the Estonian corps soldiers on the high Bank of the lovati river near Velikiye Luki preserve the eternal memory of these battles. I consider my dad a real hero who contributed to the Great Victory at the cost of his health.After the war, he worked as a teacher for 35 years. For services to the Fatherland, Alexey Danilkin was awarded the Order of glory of the III-degree, the order of the Patriotic war of the I degree, the medal "for courage" and other medals.

Domanov Vladimir Vasilyevich

Domanov Vladimir Vasilyevich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Sergeant. Branch of service: Artillery. Division: 238th rifle Karachevsky red banner order of Suvorov and Kutuzov division. Vladimir Vasilyevich was called up for war on August 25, 1942 by the Kurkinsky district military enlistment office in the 693rd Artillery regiment of the 238th red banner Order of Suvorov division, formed in the city of Arzamas as a radio operator. From September 1, 1942 to March 31, 1943, he participated in combat operations on the Kalinin front. From April 1, 1943 to October 20, 1943, he participated in the fighting of the Bryansk front, and from October 20, 1943 to April 24, 1944 in the first formation of the Belarusian front, and from April 24, 1944 in the second formation of the Belarusian front. In the battles with the German invaders in the winter of 1945, Vladimir Vasilyevich showed courage and ability to fight. March 26, 1945 with the destruction of the Danzig enemy, replacing the incapacitated telephone operator, in a severe artillery fire, eliminated six gusts lines of communication across the Dead Vistula, thereby ensuring seamless connection of the battery commander with the infantry and firing positions. For skilful fighting and courage, he was awarded the order of the Red star. In the battle for the city of Danzig on March 31, 1945, while in the infantry battle formations, under heavy enemy fire, he continuously kept in touch with firing positions. In this battle, he was wounded by a shell fragment, despite the wound, he continued to maintain radio contact, not leaving the battlefield until our infantry reached the Baltic sea. For excellent combat actions, he was awarded the Order of Glory, III degree. After the war ended, Vladimir Vasilyevich served in Germany for two years. He was also awarded the order of the Patriotic war II degree, medals for the capture of Konigsberg and for the victory over Germany, as well as other awards.

Dadian Tigran Michailovich

Dadian Tigran Michailovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Sergeant GB Kind of troops: the Troops of the NKVD and NKGB (except the border) My father Dadian Tigran M., a member of the great Patriotic war.. Dadiyan T. M. was called up on 10.09.1942 in Tbilisi in the 48th OBS of the 58th army-arrived for replenishment after the fighting near Rostov for 10 days in Tbilisi. Next - the 7th , 16th, 3rd regiments of the MGB communications, the 16th separate Budapest order of Alexander Nevsky brigade of the NKVD government communications, the 1st MGB communications regiment. T. M. dadiyan provided a permanent cable-pole connection to the headquarters of the 2nd Ukrainian front with the headquarters of the Supreme high command. Front-line route: Makhachkala-Khasavyurt-Grozny-Mozdok-Min-Vody (winter 1943) Kilovodsk-Luhansk (1943 Voroshilovograd MGB reserve regiment SK front) Kharkiv (MGB) - Moldova-Romania (Yassa) - Hungary-Czechoslovakia – Austria (Vienna) - returned to Czechoslovakia – Bratislava (may 9 - Victory Day) Hungary (Miskolci 1946) railway station Pitsunda-20th warehouse of the Ministry of internal Affairs in Tbilisi-Mtskheta (1947) Zestafoni (1947) Stalingrad (railway) - Voronezh-Tbilisi (discharged in 1949). Participant of the Iasi-Kishinev operation August 1944 . Awards: Medals: - for participation in the heroic assault and capture of Budapest on 13.02.45. A - # 351376 by decree of the Presidium of the USSR armed forces of 9.06.1945, the medal was awarded in 1947- "for the Victory over Germany 1941-1945" - M #-0353965-Decree of the Presidium of the armed forces of 9.05.1945, ml. Sergeant, awarded 15/03 / 1946 - "for impeccable Service of the II degree" - org. State. Safety. from 2.12.1959 G. foreman-no. UD. 058347-order of the KGB under the USSR CM no. 0258 of 2.12.1959 - - "Zhukov Medal", B no. 0862718 decree of the President of the Russian Federation of 19.02.1996 - "Order of the Patriotic War II degree" - order no. 4718588 certificate number-G No. 305930 Decree. Presidium of the USSR armed forces 11.03.1985 G. My father had 3 other brothers, two Of whom dadiyan Lev Mikhailovich and Dadiyan Artem Mikhailovich also participated in the great Patriotic war. My mother's father, my grandfather, Tateos Grigoryan, was also a participant in the great Patriotic war. I am proud of my parents and relatives who contributed to the great VICTORY.

Dorozhkin Ivan Stepanovich

Dorozhkin Ivan Stepanovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Captain military branch: Land forces, air force (except naval aviation), coast service, NKVD troops, border guard Unit: 248th rifle Odessa red banner division My uncle, Ivan Dorozhkin, was born on September 4, 1922 in the village of Novopanskoe in the Mikhailovsky district of the then Moscow and now Ryazan region. In 1940, when he reached the age of eighteen, he was drafted into the red Army, where he met the beginning of the war. After completing the accelerated courses of the military school, having received the specialty of a sapper, with the rank of second Lieutenant, he was sent to the front on August 18, 1941. At the beginning of the war, he fought on the southern front, and then on the Ukrainian and Belarusian fronts .As part of 902s. p 248 p. d 5ud.And passed a glorious battle path: participated in the liberation of Warsaw, crossing the river. The Oder, the capture of Berlin. He was seriously wounded twice. Awarded two orders of the red banner, two orders of the red star, medals "for the liberation of Warsaw"; " for the capture of Berlin"; "For the victory over Germany" after demobilization, Ivan Stepanovich returned to his native village and after graduating from the pedagogical school began working as a teacher.During his long career, he raised more than one generation of students. I tried to instill in children and girls love for the Motherland, honesty, decency, respect for the older generation, all the qualities that are sometimes lacking in our time.Even after retiring, he did not remain without the attention of his students . On May 9, his Birthday, his house was always full of flowers and greetings.My uncle was always ready to help, to help not only with good advice but also with deeds.He has always been an example for us. In the year of the 70th anniversary of the great Victory, he died. The memory of dear uncle van will always remain in our hearts.

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