Order of the Patriotic war

Trubchevsk, Bryansk Region_x000D_ 04.04.1914 - 07.10.1998_x000D_ Georgy Polyakov was born in 1914._x000D_ He was called up for military service in the Baltic Fleet in 1936, where he was trained and received a military specialty as a boiler technician._x000D_ He arrived for further service in early 1937 on the patrol ship "Groza", which was part of the Northern Fleet formed in 1933._x000D_ The beginning of the Northern Fleet was marked by the transfer of several ships from the Baltic, through the White Sea-Baltic canal to Murmansk._x000D_ There were destroyers Uritsky and Kuibyshev, the patrol ships Uragan, Groza and Smerch, as well as the submarines Decembrist and Narodovolets._x000D_ It was a special purpose expedition._x000D_ Georgy Polyakov was transferred to the patrol ship Smerch as the commander of the engine room in the same of 1937. The main task of the patrol ships was to escort convoys that went from England to Murmansk and Arkhangelsk with loads of military equipment and food for the Soviet army, which ultimately played a big role in our victory._x000D_ The Finnish war began in 1939. The patrol ship Smerch participated in it._x000D_ During the Great Patriotic War, the crew of the Smerch participated in military operations that were of great importance for our victory. During the bombing in the summer of 1942, two bombs hit the ship, and it sank. But it was soon raised and repaired._x000D_ At this time, my grandfather was transferred to the patrol service on the ship "Smerch", on which he served until the summer of 1943, participating in combats in the Barents and White seas, again accompanying convoys, protecting them from enemy submarines and also destroying enemy manpower on the shores._x000D_ After our troops and Navy liberated the Soviet Arctic in 1943, he was transferred to ship repair shop, where he served until January 1946._x000D_ For his participation in the fighting to liberate the Soviet Arctic, he was awarded the Medal For the Defense of the Northern Arctic, the Admiral Nakhimov Medal and the Medal For the Victory over Germany in 1945._x000D_ After the war, he was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War._x000D_ The memory of our sailors-heroes is immortalized in the Museum of the Northern Fleet in the city of Murmansk, where an entire hall with exhibits from the Great Patriotic War is devoted to patrol ships, destroyers and submarines. There are also the side inscription of the ship "Groza", a photo of my grandfather and his book “Naval Affairs", which he saved from the time of war.

Full name: Ponikarov Ivan Ilyich _x000D_ PATRONYMIC: Ilyich _x000D_ CITY: village of Ulyankovo, Apastovsky district of the Tatar Republic _x000D_ DATE of BIRTH: 28.01.1928 _x000D_ DATE of DEATH: 25.03.2016 _x000D_ _x000D_ HISTORY: Ivan Ilich Ponikarov was born on January 28, 1928 in the village of Ulyankovo, Apastovsky district of the Tatar Republic. War 13-year-old Vanya met in the far East. The entire Ponikarov family was exiled from Tatarstan due to dekulakization. The mother died early, and the children stayed with their father. In the first years of the war, Ivan Ponikarov continued to work as a gold miner in the mines. In the 9th grade, he did not go, took a year and went to the Soviet Army. In November 1944, he received a summons to the army. Before 1945, there was no war with Japan, America was fighting with it, there were constant battles at sea. War was declared on Japan three months after Victory Day. To fight the Kwantung army, Soviet troops were transferred from the West, who were at war with Germany, they formed the first echelon of the offensive, and young far Eastern fighters entered the second echelon. Ivan Ilyich participated in the liberation of China, North Korea, South Sakhalin, and the Kuril Islands. During the war, Ponikarov was a light machine gunner and was awarded the orders "for the victory over Japan", "Patriotic war II degree" and 17 medals. After the end of hostilities, he was transferred from the rifle regiment to the newly formed separate marine battalion on southern Sakhalin. He was demobilized only in 1951, and graduated with honors in 1956 from the Kazan Institute of chemical technology. For 25 years, Professor Ponikarov headed the Department of machines and apparatuses of chemical production at KNRTU-khti. Ivan Ilyich-doctor of technical Sciences, honored worker of science and technology of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Tatarstan, academician of the International Academy of engineering, Honorary chemist, Inventor of the USSR. Ivan Ilyich became the founder of the scientific school of theoretical foundations for the development of low-metal-intensive equipment, prepared dozens of candidates and doctors of science, published more than 250 publications, was the author of 80 inventions, editor-compiler of a major section for the encyclopedia of the Russian Academy of Sciences "mechanical engineering". Textbooks on machines and devices of chemical production, including electronic ones, created under his leadership, are widely used in universities in Russia and the CIS countries. On March 25, 2016, Ivan Ilyich died.

Full name: Pavlova (Trofimova) Anastasia Petrovna _x000D_ PATRONYMIC: Petrovna _x000D_ CITY: Pokrovka village, Liskinsky district, Voronezh region _x000D_ DATE of BIRTH: 26.12.1920 _x000D_ DATE of DEATH: 12.10.2001 _x000D_ _x000D_ HISTORY: Pavlova (Trofimova) Anastasia Petrovna was born on December 26, 1920, in the village of Pokrovka, Liskinsky district, Voronezh region in a family of collective farmers. Education-secondary professional, medical College of the city of Borisoglebsk. It was created on June 23, 1941 by the city military Commissariat of Borisoglebsk, Voronezh region. By profession, a nurse. Rank-private. Battle path: the Beginning of the great Patriotic war met in the city of Borisoglebsk. Already on June 23, she appeared at the recruiting station. Received at the disposal of the evacuation hospital 1918, formed on the territory of the Voronezh region. On September 20, 1941, she took the oath of office. Participated in combat operations from 1941 to may 1945: on the South-Western, Voronezh, and 2nd Ukrainian fronts. All these years, she was a nurse at various evacuation hospitals. The tasks of evacuation hospitals were: reception, accommodation, medical sorting, sanitary (special) treatment of the wounded and sick; providing them with specialized medical care and their subsequent treatment; preparing for the evacuation of the wounded and patients requiring long-term specialized treatment. Anastasia Petrovna was bombed several times. She was a donor and repeatedly donated blood for wounded soldiers. In 1944, in the hospital, she met her future husband - Pavlov Semyon Alekseevich. She ended the war as part of the evacuation hospital No. 272 in Budapest. After the war, she and her husband spent 2 years in Hungary and continued to work in a hospital. Awards: by the decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of 9 may 1945, awarded the medal "For victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945"; by the decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet dated March 14, 1985 and awarded the Order of Patriotic war II degree (no award document: 76. Date of the award document: 06.04.1985 g) Commemorative medals: "Twenty years of Victory in the great Patriotic war 1941-1945", "Thirty years of Victory in the great Patriotic war 1941-1945", "Forty years of Victory in the great Patriotic war 1941-1945" "50 years of Victory in the great Patriotic war 1941-1945", "60 years of the USSR Armed Forces", "70 years of the Armed Forces of the USSR", Medal of Zhukov. From 1947 to 1951 she lived in the city of Liski of the Voronezh region. She worked as a nurse. In 1951, she moved with her family to the far East. During the 60s and 80s. she worked in medical institutions in the city of Nikolaevsk-on-Amur: Children's home, children's dairy kitchen, children's somatic hospital. For many years of work, she was awarded the title "Veteran of labor". She died in 2001. She was buried in the city of Nikolaevsk-on-Amur.

Full name: Pinchukov Nikolay Nikiforovich _x000D_ PATRONYMIC: Nikiforovich _x000D_ CITY: village of Ostyatsk, Severny district, Novosibirsk region _x000D_ DATE of BIRTH: 19.12.1923 _x000D_ DATE of DEATH: 20.12.1995 _x000D_ _x000D_ HISTORY: Pinchukov Nikolay Nikiforovich-senior Lieutenant of the medical service, veteran of the great Patriotic war. Born on December 19, 1923 in the village of Ostyatsk, Severny district, Novosibirsk region. In 1938, he graduated from 7 classes. On August 1, 1942, he was called up by the Kargat RVC to join the Soviet army. He graduated from the Molotov Military Medical school in the 2nd category of the specialty paramedic on an accelerated course in January 1944 and was sent to the Western front, in the 33rd army, which at that time was near Vitebsk. Having suffered heavy losses, in February they left for the formation in the Kalinin region (Tver region). In April 1944, they left for the 2nd Belorussian front. In the Belarusian offensive operation "Bagration" took part in the defeat of the "Bobruisk" group, and the 33rd army was part of it. In August 1944, they reached the Vistula river, in Poland. As part of the Bialystok operation, the 2nd Belorussian front played a supporting role-chasing the remnants of army group Center. Leaving Minsk behind, the front moved strictly to the West — to Novogrudok, and then — to Grodno and Bialystok. During the fighting regiment from 22 to 28 June 1944, second Lieutenant, sanitary platoon commander infantry battalion 90 infantry regiment, 95 infantry division 490 army, comrade Pinchuk N. N. while in combat formations, saved the lives of 18 soldiers and commanders, to provide them timely medical care and evacuated from the battlefield with weapons, and was presented to the government the award of the medal "For Courage", for which he was thanked party fighting for the liberation from the Nazi invaders Lieutenant Pinchukova N. N. by order of the Supreme commander Marshal of the Soviet Union comrade Stalin on July 16, 1944, for the excellent fighting for the liberation from Nazi invaders of the city of Grodno. He was also awarded a commendation for the liberation of the Osovets fortress on August 15, 1944 and the crossing of the Dnieper. During the period of hostilities the regiment from June 23 to August 20, 1944, second Lieutenant, sanitary platoon commander 90 infantry regiment, 95 infantry Verkhnedneprovskiy division of the red banner Pinchuk Nikolay Nikiforovich being in combat formations, saved the lives of 23 soldiers and commanders, to provide them with timely assistance on the battlefield and promptly evacuated to the medical unit. During the battles in the area of Thuzhe-Gzhendy (Ganendzensky district) in difficult terrain under gun and mortar fire, he organized the timely evacuation of the wounded from the battlefield, provided first aid, personally carried 6 wounded soldiers and officers with their weapons from the battlefield and was presented to the government award-the Order of the red star. In January 1945, after breaking through the German defenses on the Vistula river, they went on the offensive and only 27.01.1945 crossed the Polish-German border, and 6.02.1945 reached the Oder river, where they were on the defensive until 16.04.1945. In the period from 20 to 28 April 1945 South-East of Berlin, eliminating the surrounded grouping of Germans, under enemy fire, Lieutenant sanitary platoon commander infantry battalion infantry regiment 90, 95'odniprovs'kyi rifle red banner order of Suvorov division comrade Pinchuk N. N., carried from the battlefield badly wounded and 5 officers and provided them with first aid, a team of nurses under the direct supervision Pinchukova Nikolay Nikiforovich made 97 wounded soldiers and officers and provided them with first aid. He was presented to the government award-the order of the Patriotic Vona II degree and was awarded a commendation for excellent combat actions during the breakthrough of a strong, deep-echeloned enemy defense on the West Bank of the Vistula river South of Warsaw, by order No. 221 of January 16, 1945. On the night of may 2 to 3, 1945, the fighting ended in the suburbs of Berlin. In the Berlin operation of 1945, after successfully breaking through the enemy's defenses, the troops of the 33rd army, in cooperation with other armies of the 1st Belorussian and 1st Ukrainian fronts, participated in the defeat of a group of German troops surrounded South-East of Berlin. The army ended the fighting on may 6 with the main forces leaving for the river. The Elbe is Northwest of the city of Desau. Lieutenant Pinchukov N. N. was declared grateful for the elimination of the encirclement of the enemy group South – East of Berlin on may 2, 1945, number 357. Until February 1946, he was in Germany as part of the occupation forces and was awarded the medal "for the capture of Berlin" and "for the Victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945". during the fighting in the great Patriotic war, he had no injuries. In February 1946, they left for their homeland. In September 1950, he was dismissed to the reserve. He worked in the Kargat region. in the hospital as an assistant epidemiologist in the sanitary and epidemiological Department. Nikolay Nikiforovich died at the age of 72, on December 20, 1995 in the city of Kargat, Novosibirsk region.

Full name: Pavlov Boris Potapovich_x000D_ CITY: Leningrad_x000D_ Date of BIRTH: 06.08.1911 _x000D_ DATE of DEATH: 16.02.1990 _x000D_ _x000D_ HISTORY: Pavlov Boris Potapovich joined the Red Army in November 1932, a career officer, a member of the CPSU (b) - CPSU (at the time of death, the experience was more than 50 years). Retired on July 11, 1960. The last place of service is the Gagarin air Force Academy in the village of Monino, Moscow region. Places of service during the war: 16A Zap Front, Karf, Polit Volkhf, 1DVF, 16A Zabvo, Approx. During the war he was responsible editor of frontline and army Newspapers: "Battle alert" 16A Zap FR (from 1941); "in the battle for the Motherland" of the Karelian front (1942); "Front truth" of the Volkhov front (1943);"Stalinist warrior" 1 far Eastern front and Approx. (1945,46). Awarded medals and decorations: Medal "For defense of Moscow" (31.07.1944); Medal "For defense of Leningrad" (10.02.1944); Medal "For defense of Soviet Arctic"; Medal "For victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war 19411945 gg."; Medal "For victory over Japan"; Medal "For military merit" (03.11.1944); Order of the red Star (17.04.1943); order of the Patriotic war I degree (02.11.1944); Order of the red banner (26.08.1945); Order of the red Star (24.06.1948); Order of the red banner (21.08.1953); order of the Patriotic war II degree (06.04.1985). Before the war, he was educated as a journalist in Leningrad, after the war he graduated from the History Department of the Lomonosov Moscow state University in 1949 with a red diploma (there were 2 red diplomas in the issue: after the end of his service in 1960, he worked in the press Committee, in the Soviet Committee of war veterans. Member of the Union of journalists of the USSR. Pavlov B. p. author of books for children and adults: "Vovka from no man's land"; "Way home"; "Twenty days of the political instructor"; "Veterans in the ranks" (author-compiler), etc. Together with his wife, also a participant in the second world war, Lebedeva (Pavlova) Galina Afanasyevna (31.12.1913-13.12.1993) adopted and raised an orphan girl. They were married on January 19, 1943 and lived the rest of their lives together. Their marriage was an example of love and loyalty for us, the family. Colonel Pavlov B. P. died on February 16, 1990, and was buried in the military cemetery of the village. Monino Shchelkovsky district of the Moscow region (on the territory of the garrison of the former VVA. Yu. A. Gagarin). His Muse and beloved they are his wife Galina afanasevna in 1993, are buried side by side, together they lived for over 47 years.

Full name: Sergey podoltsev last NAME: Podoltsev FIRST name: Sergey PATRONYMIC: Vasilyevich CITY: Odessa, Ukraine date of BIRTH: 06.10.1916 DATE of DEATH: 12.07.1991 HISTORY: Born in Odessa of the Russian Empire in the family Podoltsev Vasily Mikhailovich and Elena Vasilyevna, née Vasilyeva. Sergey's father held the following positions - special assignments official under the Odessa Governor-General, managing office of the Odessa mayor, Secretary of the Odessa prison Committee, Chairman of the Odessa branch of the all-Russian Committee for war victims, Secretary of The special meeting on refugee accommodation, statistics official under the city administration, Chairman of the Commission on clothing supply for soldiers being discharged at home, Chairman of the Board of Trustees for managing workshops for disabled soldiers, assistant to the Trustee of the shelter-ship Department of the Empress Maria, member of the Special Board of the German gas continental society (nationalized in 1914)and acting Chairman of this Board, member of the Odessa evacuation Commission of the Odessa military district. Mother-Elena Vasilyevna came from a family of hereditary nobleman, Vasily Vasilyevich Vasiliev, an official of the Ministry of internal Affairs (Warsaw). On may 20, 1920, the Board of the OGCHK considered the case of V. M. Podoltsev charged with "the service of volunteers and the servility of the Imperial power", decided: "The charge should be considered proven and the capital punishment should be applied — shot, property confiscated." Thus, at the age of 4-5 years, Sergey Vasilyevich was left without a father. Elena Vasilyevna and her son, Sergey Vasilyevich, lived poorly after their father was shot, as their family's property was confiscated. However, Sergey studied diligently. After finishing the 7th grade, Sergey Vasilyevich entered the school of factory production. Sergey Vasilyevich, after graduating from the Federal law from the age of 14 (1930), worked as an electrician in the Odessa printing house on richelevskaya street. In 1941, he graduated from the Kharkiv power engineering College. From June 22, 1941 to December 17, 1944-at the front as part of the 780th separate Telegraph and construction company, and then the 130th Army rifle regiment. Awarded the order of the red Star and the Patriotic War. After a serious injury in East Prussia, he was treated in the evacuation hospital N 1239 in Novosibirsk until the end of 1945. Returning to Odessa, in 1946. he worked as a communications electrician in the Odessa city telephone network, then at the Avtogenmash plant, in the black sea Central design Bureau, at the Epsilon plant. In 1946, he married Valentina Karpovna Savchenko. In the same year, his son Alexander was born (who became a member of the Academy of Sciences of Belarus). Since may 1985 Sergey Vasilyevich is retired. Sergey Vasilyevich Podoltsev died on July 12, 1991, and was buried at the II Christian cemetery in Odessa.

Full name: Polosenko Pyotr Vladimirovich last NAME: Polosenko FIRST name: Pyotr PATRONYMIC: Vladimirovich CITY: Ukraine DATE of BIRTH: 14.02.1922 DATE of DEATH: 04.08.1992 HISTORY: Peter V. Polosenko was born on February 14, 1922. On may 17, 1942, after graduating from the Novosibirsk military school, Pyotr Vladimirovich was awarded the rank of Lieutenant. As the commander of a platoon of machine guns, he was sent to the military Council of the Kalinin front, where he was appointed Deputy commander of a machine gun company. From 20 to 29 July 1942, the division made a March on the cities of Staritsa and Rzhev. The March was made under cover of darkness, in difficult conditions. On the night of July 28-29, 1942, our troops occupied the initial position for the offensive 30 km from the city of Rzhev. On July 29, after a powerful two-hour artillery preparation and intensive bombardment of the enemy's front line, our troops launched a decisive offensive. Despite fierce resistance, the enemy's defenses were breached and the battle began in the depth of this defense. On July 30, Pyotr Vladimirovich took command of the company, as the company commander was out of action. The company, in cooperation with other units, successfully completed the firing task, destroying the enemy's manpower and firing points. Near the village of Belkovo, Rzhevsky district, Kalinin region, on August 3, 1942, Pyotr Vladimirovich was lightly wounded in the left arm. Despite being wounded, he commanded the company for several hours and, on the orders of the battalion commander, evacuated from the battlefield. After recovery, he was sent to the headquarters of the Kalinin front in the 334th rifle division of the 4th shock army. The division was tasked with changing the formation that was defending the city of Velizh. On September 28, 1942, when the division had just taken its initial position, German units launched an offensive to capture the Velizh-Usvyaty highway. Our 334th rifle division received a new task: immediately engage the enemy. The German units were driven back to their former positions with heavy losses. After completing the last task, the division took up defense near the city of Velizh. On January 17, 1943, at 11:00, the assault on the city of Velizh by specially designated units of the 4th shock army, which included our rifle battalion, began. From January 17 to January 25, 1943, the Germans continuously counterattacked day and night, raining down tons of metal from artillery of all types and calibers. The battalion suffered significant losses, but did not retreat a step. By the evening of January 25, 1943, the Germans, having pulled up reserves, after an artillery RAID, launched the last most furious counterattack on the front line. The battalion commander was killed, and many of the battalion's commanding officers were put out of action. Pyotr Vladimirovich was shell-shocked, but did not leave the battalion headquarters until the attack was completely repelled. In the battles of January 17-25, 1943, while serving as chief of staff of the battalion, Pyotr Vladimirovich Polosenko gained experience in organizing combat as part of assault groups, as well as storming well-fortified defensive structures as Pillboxes and Bunkers. He was recovering from a concussion from January 25 to February 15, 1943. After recovery, he was sent to the 1115th rifle regiment of the same division as a Deputy commander of a company of submachine gunners. The regiment was on the defensive in the area of Velizh. After the abolition of the positions of Deputy company commanders in June 1943, he was appointed commander of a machine-gun company in the same regiment. On September 16, 1943, the battalion was assigned the task of conducting a combat reconnaissance, and then on the night of September 16-17, 1943, the battalion took up its initial position for the offensive. At 6: 00, the battalion attacked the enemy's front line near the village of Saxony in the Velizh district of the Smolensk region. The German defense was broken, and the enemy retreated, suffering heavy losses. At the time of the attack, Pyotr Vladimirovich received a bullet wound to the foot. On September 18, 1943, the offensive began along the entire Kalinin front. After being wounded on September 17, 1943, he was treated at hospital No. 5870 in Kazan. Upon recovery, on November 14, 1943, he was sent to the personnel Department of the Moscow military district, from where he was assigned to the reserve regiment of officers of the 4th Ukrainian front in the city of Melitopol, where he remained until April 16, 1944 as a listener to a group of machine-gun company commanders. On April 16, 1944, he was assigned to the 28th army. From the army headquarters, he was sent to the 3rd guards rifle corps, and from the corps to the 54th guards rifle division as a commander of a machine-gun company. As part of the 54th guards rifle division of the Belorussian front, he went from the beginning of the liquidation of the Bobruisk group of German troops in the area of Bobruisk to the city of Warsaw. In August 1944, the 28th army was withdrawn to the area of the Zhabinka station in the Brest region, where, after a short rest and replenishment, the army arrived at the disposal of the 3rd Belorussian front, where it participated in offensive battles to the city of Eidtkunen in East Prussia. In October 1944, by the personnel Department of the 28th army, Pyotr Vladimirovich was appointed company commander of a separate army working battalion, which organized and performed loading and unloading operations for incoming ammunition and food for the army. Under the command of the company, he passed the battle route from the city of Eidtkunen to the city of Konigsberg. After the disbanding of a separate army working battalion, on April 23, 1945, he was sent to the rear headquarters of the 3rd Belorussian front, where he was appointed head of the control room No. 11. In this position, I met the Victory Day of the Soviet Army. He was awarded the order of the red Star (order no. 2789601), the order of the Patriotic War I degree (order no.1848439), the medals "for military merit" and "for the capture of Konigsberg".

Full name: Pastukhov Boris Pavlovich last NAME: Pastukhov FIRST name: Boris PATRONYMIC: Pavlovich CITY: village of Krasnoe-on-Volga DATE of BIRTH: 21.05.1921 DATE of DEATH: 18.08.2008 HISTORY: Boris Pavlovich was called up for active military service in the red Army by the Uglich district military enlistment office in September 1940. Born in 1921, Russian, member of the Komsomol since 1940. Participant of battles on the fronts: South-Western from 22.06.41 to 5.10.41, 2nd Ukrainian front from 1.09.43 to 1.12.44, 3rd Ukrainian front from 1.12.44. In the red Army since 17.09.1940. He began his service in the 97th rifle division in the 41st artillery regiment at the regimental school for Junior commanders in Lubaczow (present-day Poland). The location of the division was the Western part of the Lviv salient. At the end of 1940, the division headquarters was rated as the most advanced in the red Army. Until 27.06.41, the division was commanded by Colonel N. M. Zakharov. From 28.06.41-Colonel Romashenko A. I. the 41st artillery regiment was commanded by major Sidorchuk I. K. On 22.06.1941, the 97th division of the first formation was stationed in Yaroslavl, North-West of Yavorov, held the defense at the turn of Mladov, Opaka, Bihale, Lazy. On 23.06.1941, the enemy forces broke into the Soviet defense and broke through the front between the 97th rifle division and the 159th rifle division. Against the 97th division,the 1st mountain rifle, 68th and 71st infantry divisions of the Wehrmacht operated in the first line. By the evening of 23.06.1941, the gap in the defense was already 40 km. on 25.06.1941, the 97th division was assigned the task of conducting a counterattack. However, it failed,and the division was disorganized and demoralized. An unorganized withdrawal began. By 17: 30, the division had lost all its artillery. 29.06.1941 G. the state of the division was defined as follows:"the 97th rifle division suffered significant losses,lost its leading command staff and requires withdrawal to the rear for replenishment." On 9.07.1941, the division was withdrawn from the fighting and sent to Belaya Tserkva for resupply. 16.07.1941 g., not having completed the completion, until the 20th of July, the division reflects the attacks of enemy troops between Fastov and Belaya Tserkva. 25.07.1941 g. due to the German counterattack, the division was forced to withdraw to the Dnieper. 28.07.1941 the division is again subjected to a massive attack, retreats to The rzhishchevsky bridgehead. The 97th division defended the Kanevsky bridgehead, after leaving which it was transferred to Cherkasy. 5.08.1941 at 13.40. the division received an order to attack the enemy, with the aim of further advancing in the direction of Korytische, m. Kagarlyk. The rate of operation averages 20 km per day for the 97th division. 14.08.1941 the division was assigned to the army reserve. 20.08.1941-removed from the front line, and transferred to the 38th army to strengthen the Cherkasy direction. 25.08.1941 the division fought on the island of Krolevets on the Dnieper. In September 1941, the division was almost completely destroyed in the encirclement in the Kiev pocket. The division was officially disbanded on 27.12.1941. Newspaper "RED ARMY" # 207/3701 of August 27, 1941, p. 2 Quote: "political Instructor Turutkin, along with Junior Sergeant Ryzhik, Sergeant Samerkhanov, fighters Babkin, PASTUKHOV and Boikov, recently made a daring sortie to the rear of the enemy with the task of capturing the "language" and reconnoitering the forces of the fascists. Suddenly attacking a group of Germans, the brave six destroyed it, capturing one fascist alive. In addition to the "language", the scouts delivered information about the enemy's forces to the command." Malyshkin on October 17, 1941, Boris Pastukhov was severely concussed in the head. Until August 1942, the 252nd rifle division, in whose 928th rifle regiment B. p. Pastukhov continued to serve, participated in the battles against the Nazis on the Kalinin front. In the report of the division No. 4/001 of 29.08.1942 on 202 sheets, it is reported that during the fighting and the exit from the encirclement from 1 to 25 July, the irretrievable losses of the 252nd rifle division amounted to 2185 people. The vast majority of them were missing. After that, the division was withdrawn to the rear, where it was replenished with personnel. Awarded the "EXCELLENT SCOUT" badge of the USSR. (1944). In September 1943, the 252nd rifle division participated in the battle of the Dnieper. On September 27, units of the 53rd army reached the Dnieper river South-East of the city of Kremenchug, crossed it and captured a bridgehead on the opposite Bank. Since January 9, 1944, the 252nd rifle division is part of the 4th guards army of the 2nd Ukrainian front and participates in the Kirovograd and Korsun-Shevchenko offensive operations. Quote from the award list ... August 28, 1944 Pastukhov B. P. with three scouts North of the village of Epurp, Hushin district, Romania, they secretly made their way to the rear of the enemy's defense, and attacked the enemy with a bold and decisive blow from the rear. He was the first to break into the trenches and destroyed 18 soldiers, and 2 enemy soldiers were captured, and the rest were put to flight. This ensured the success of the battle for the battalion and the promotion of the regiment. To award the order of Glory of the 3rd degree to the scout of the foot reconnaissance platoon of the 928th rifle regiment, Sergeant Boris Pastukhov (order No. 030/N of 10.09.1944 commander of the 252nd rifle Kharkiv red banner order of Suvorov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky division of major General Gorbachev). In September 1944, the 252nd rifle division was withdrawn to the reserve of the Headquarters of the Supreme high command and after rest and replenishment in early November 1944, as part of the 4th guards army, it was transferred to Hungary. On November 11, 1944, Sergeant Boris PASTUKHOV was lightly wounded in the temple. Medal "for bravery". On the night of December 1, 1944, the 928th rifle regiment (commander Lieutenant Colonel Mosienko) began crossing the Danube river. After a heavy fire battle with the enemy defending the right Bank, the units of the 928th rifle regiment, using the available means of transport, successfully crossed to the right Bank of the Danube river, creating a bridgehead. During the crossing of the river, as well as for the bridgehead on the right Bank, the regiment lost only 11 men wounded, and inflicted heavy losses on the enemy. More than 130 people were killed and 280 enemy soldiers and officers were captured. Expanding the bridgehead on the right Bank of the Danube river, the 928th rifle regiment fought hard against the enemy.Only during the first day repulsed 5 counterattacks of the enemy. On December 2, 1944, the enemy, having taken up defense at the line of the Kish-Kaidan-Kenesh, Tengelets, Felshe-Khildvili railway, put up a strong resistance. 928 rifle regiment, using detours and coverage, broke the enemy's resistance with a rapid offensive, and reached the village of Kaidach. During December 3-4, 1944, the regiment repelled 6 fierce counterattacks of the enemy, who had 12 self-propelled guns, tanks, 5 artillery and mortar batteries, and an armored train. Having launched a rapid offensive, knocking the enemy from the defensive line, the regiment captured the important settlement of Tsetse (Hungary) by the end of December 4. During the period from December 1 to December 8, 1944, the 928th rifle regiment,as a result of a skillful and rapid offensive, a high offensive rush of personnel, successfully performed combat tasks and caused great damage to the enemy in manpower and equipment. To award the scout of a platoon of foot reconnaissance Sergeant Boris Pastukhov with the medal "for bravery"(order no.: 026/N from: 29.12.1944 commander of the 928 rifle order of the Kutuzov regiment Lieutenant Colonel Mosienko). Quote from the award list... In the battle of December 5,1944 in the area of the village of Hayos (Hungary), while performing a combat mission of the command, in the battle formations of the battalion, B. p. Pastukhov destroyed 4 enemy soldiers with personal weapons and captured 4. Very strong fighting took place from January 9 to January 13, 1945 in the area of the village of Oshi (Hungary). In January 1945, the battle for Szekesfehervar, Hungary, began (with the 5th SS Panzer division "Viking" of the 4th SS Panzer corps). In March-Balaton defensive operation against the 6th SS Panzer army. On January 16 and 17, 1945, an exceptional silence was observed on the entire front section of the 1st guards fortified Area (major General S. I. Nikitin, commander of the guards). Few of the guards in the fourth year of the war had to explain what the lull meant. Most likely, they could not sleep a wink on both sides of the front. Someone wrote a letter to their relatives, someone hoped for the approach of reinforcements, someone prayed. In General, there was a front-line brotherhood and the understanding that for many of them, from private to General, the next dawn will be the last. On January 18, 1945, at 6.20 am, the German offensive began near the town of Szekesfehervar near lake Balaton.Breaking our front allowed the first Panzer division of the Germans to bypass the flank of the defending 252nd rifle division to the North and go to its rear. The left-flank 928th regiment was completely surrounded by 14.00 and broke through to its own in small groups. Those who tried to retreat were overtaken by tanks, which crushed horses and people, and shot them with machine-gun and cannon fire. At the same time, Hungarians from among the civilian population fired from attics and gardens at our soldiers. Until the evening, only a group of 15 people managed to break out of the encirclement. On January 18, 1945, according to a report on losses, Sergeant-scout Pastukhov Boris Pavlovich went missing (Hungary, feyer region, Nadashdladan village, the administrative center of Szekesfehervar, near the Eastern shore of lake Balaton). His sister Nina Gorbunova, who lived in Moscow, was notified of this. Yaroslavl, Sovetskaya street No. 26. Lieutenant Ivan V. Martynovich, born in 1923, the commander of a platoon of foot reconnaissance, also went missing there and on the same day. However, they came out of the encirclement and remained alive. At the final stage of the war, from February 1945, the 252nd rifle division was part of the 46th army of the 2nd Ukrainian front. The war ended in the Western part of Czechoslovakia, where the city of Pilsen. On may 13, 1945, soldiers of the 252nd rifle division joined forces with units of the 2nd American division. Medal" for the Victory over Germany " to Award Pastukhov Boris Pavlovich, Sergeant, assistant commander of a platoon of foot intelligence. (order of the division commander, major General I. A. Gorbachev, dated may 13, 1945). After the end of hostilities, the division until February 1946. it was located on the territory of Czechoslovakia and Hungary, then was relocated to the North Caucasus military district. On March 25, 1946, based on the decree Of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR dated 20.03.1946, Sergeant Boris Pastukhov was discharged from military unit 74267. From 10.05.1946 to 13.05.1946, he was treated in the Stavropol military hospital with a diagnosis of "heart Disease and post-traumatic neurosis". Boris Pavlovich spent five and a half years serving in the army and defending his Fatherland. Five and a half years in boots and a greatcoat... Order of the Patriotic war, 2nd class. Quote from the order book... Award PASTUKHOV Boris Pavlovich-for bravery, fortitude and courage shown in the fight against the Nazi invaders, and in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the victory of the Soviet people in the great Patriotic war of 1941 - 1945. Decree of March 11, 1985 of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. On August 18, 2008, Boris Pastukhov died at the age of 87....

Full name: Pavlov Boris Alexandrovich last NAME: Pavlov first NAME: Boris PATRONYMIC: Alexandrovich CITY: Gavrilov-Yam DATE of BIRTH: 19.07.1924 DATE of DEATH: 18.06.1997 HISTORY: Boris Alexandrovich was born in Gavrilov-Yam, Yaroslavl region. At the end of the 9th grade, he volunteered for the 243rd Communist division, which was being formed in Yaroslavl. On July 16, 1941, the division was sent to the front. Arriving in the city of Selizharovo, the division made a difficult March from there through Andreapol, Toropets, Staraya Toropa and reached the Sevastyanov area on the Zap river by July 27. Dvina. Despite the lack of combat experience, the division successfully conducted defensive battles with two regiments. Yaroslavl crossed the Western Dvina river and shot down the enemy from their position. At the same time, on another sector of the front, one regiment of this division fought bloody battles with large enemy units, preventing them from crossing and ensuring the regrouping of troops. Here, apparently, our grandfather, then a very young fighter, and made his first feat (helped to establish an interrupted connection), for which he was presented to the award. Soon he was sent to the school of artillery ensigns. There is already in the rank of second Lieutenant, he returned to the front. He fought on the Ukrainian front. As the commander of a fire platoon of the 109th guards army cannon artillery Dneprodzerzhinsk regiment, he was presented to the order of the red star. We know almost nothing about his military life: my grandfather never spoke about the horrors of war, or it did not remain in our childhood memory. After the death of my grandfather, we found some award documents and learned about his exploits: "during the operation to capture the city of Krivoy Rog, acting skillfully and courageously, the fire of his guns knocked out one self-propelled gun of the enemy. 10.02.1944 G. In the Emme area, he successfully repelled a counterattack by enemy infantry and tanks. 19.02.1944 G. Destroyed 3 machine-gun points and suppressed the fire of one 105 mm battery. 20.02.1944 suppressed a 105 mm battery near the Chervonnaya station and ensured the successful advance of our infantry.Pavlov in any conditions of battle is not lost and acts decisively." On the front-line photos of that time, Boris Alexandrovich really looks like a hero: cheerful, with a Kuban cap twisted over one ear, with a curly forelock, surrounded by comrades. Handsome! And after all, he was lucky: during the entire war, he was not injured, only a shrapnel damaged his finger on his hand, and he did not fully unbend. True, he was shell-shocked, but that's nothing. He returned to his hometown unharmed, unlike his older brother, who was missing on the fronts of that terrible war. He returned late at night, and the mother, who accompanied the schoolboy to the front, did not recognize the male voice of her son, was afraid and did not open the door for a long time. My grandfather remembered this incident with a smile: "If it wasn't for my sister, I would have to spend the night on the street." Boris Pavlov was awarded the medals "for the defense of Stalingrad"," for the capture of Budapest"," for military merit", two orders of the" Patriotic war", the order of the"red Star". After the war, he entered the Ivanovo technical school of physical culture, received a teacher's diploma and ... went to the army. Again, he changed the type of troops: he served in the Baltic fleet. Since then, a beautiful officer's jacket, a white cap, a glittering gold Dirk. In the photos of those years, a handsome man stands next to an elegant little woman and holds a beautiful daughter in his arms. My grandfather met my wife in Gavrilov-Yam, they lived in the neighboring streets. Maria Semyonovna Maranova worked in peat processing during the war, then graduated from the courses of history teachers, and was awarded the medal for valiant labor during the war. After getting married, she traveled with her husband to the garrisons for several years. Boris Alexandrovich left the reserve with the rank of captain, returned to his hometown and became a teacher at secondary school No. 1, from which he left for the front in 1941. For many years, he conducted physical education classes and basic military training. The school's website says about it: "Its time is the time of the games "Zarnitsa" and "Orlyonok", the time of military sports holidays and marches. The latter are revived in the school. The February holiday "Sons of the Fatherland" in secondary school No. 1 in Gavrilov-Yam is named the evening of memory of Boris Pavlov." I found my grandfather working at the school and saw that he was respected and loved. It could interest both boys and girls. The school's teams under his leadership often won competitions and games. Our family archive contains many photos of my grandfather surrounded by students during such events. He prepared high school students to carry a guard of honor at the monument to teachers and students of the first school on the eve of may 9, he was invited to hold a solemn parade on Sovetskaya square and other sports events in the city. My grandfather was also invited to class hours dedicated to the great Patriotic war. In a formal tunic, chest in orders, Boris Alexandrovich looked like a real hero, but instead of telling stories about his exploits, he always joked, recalled jokes, called dry numbers. Many boys, on his advice, entered military universities after school... And he taught us, his three granddaughters, to sport and discipline. I've read a lot all my life, and we have a whole library at home from him. We were proud of our grandfather, the hero, when he was in the full uniform of a naval officer, flashing orders in the spring sun, minted a step in the ranks of veterans at the Victory parade, or gave commands to students who were on guard at the monument to teachers and students who died during the war. We love it and are proud of it now. Every year we participate in the campaign "Immortal regiment", we remember Boris Alexandrovich, we cherish his awards (2 velvet scarlet pads with orders and medals), his Dirk, his cap and shoulder straps… We miss you, grandpa. Too bad your great-grandson didn't catch you. It has a lot of your energy and love for sports. You would have found a common language. For us, the may 9 holiday is a memory of a close and dear person and the pain of loss

Full name: Parygin Ivan Alexandrovich last NAME: Parygin first NAME: Ivan PATRONYMIC: Alexandrovich CITY: village of Mulino in the Alexandrovo-Zavodsky district of the TRANS-Baikal territory DATE of BIRTH: 13.04.1913 DATE of DEATH: 19.11.1977 HISTORY: Born on April 13, 1913 in the village of Mulino, now Alexandrovo-Zavodsky district of the TRANS-Baikal territory in the family of a political prisoner. Russian. Primary education. He worked as a miner and locksmith in a tin mine. He served in the red Army in 1935-1937. He served as the commander of the sapper Department in the 37th rifle division in the city of Georgievsk, Stavropol territory. Re-enlisted in the army in July 1941. He graduated from the courses of Junior lieutenants of the TRANS-Baikal front in Chita. On the front of the great Patriotic war since February 1942. He was the commander of a sapper platoon, company. He fought on the Bryansk, Central, Belorussian, 1st and 4th Ukrainian fronts. Member of the CPSU (b) since 1942. He was wounded four times in combat. Participated: - in the battles in the direction of the city of Bolkhov and defense in the area of the city of Novosil, Oryol region – in 1942; - in the liberation of the station of ponyri, in a defensive battle the battle of Kursk in the area of Olkhovatka and Ponyri in the Oryol operation, in the Chernigov-Pripyat operation, including the crossing of the Dnieper, in the fighting in Belarusian Polesie – in 1943; in Kalinkovichi-Mozyr operation, in the fighting West of the city of Lutsk, Lvov-Sandomierz operation, and the battles on the Sandomierz bridgehead in 1944; in jasło-Gorlizki and Moravian Ostrava operations, including the liberation of the Polish and Slovak Carpathians, the cities of Nowy Sacz, Zilina, Prerov – in 1945. The commander of the sapper platoon of the 196th separate sapper battalion of the 81st rifle division, Junior Lieutenant Parygin, collected and repaired 40 boats with his platoon during the crossing of the Dnieper near the village of glushets (South of the village of Loev in the Gomel region), transferring 2 rifle battalions to the right Bank from October 1 to October 4, 1943. At the same time, I personally made 8 flights, transferring 55 fighters to the right Bank. Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of January 15, 1944 for exemplary performance of fighting tasks of command at the front struggle with German-fascist invaders and displaying courage and heroism of Lieutenant Parigino Ivan Alexandrovich was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union and the order of Lenin and medal "gold Star". After the war, he served as a commander of a sapper company in the Central group of troops (CGV) and in the Kharkiv military district (khvo). Since 1948, Lieutenant I. A. Parygin - in the reserve. He lived in the town of Chervonopartizansk in the Sverdlovsk region of Voroshilovgrad (now Luhansk) region of the Ukrainian SSR (now Ukraine). He worked as a military instructor in high school, Chairman of the city Executive Committee, mining engineer at the mine in Chervonopartizansk. He died on November 19, 1977. He was buried in Chervonopartizansk.

Full name: Permyakov Vladimir Vasilyevich last NAME: Permyakov FIRST name: Vladimir PATRONYMIC: Vasilyevich CITY: village of Zhidka, Zabaykalsky Krai date of BIRTH: 14.01.1924 DATE of DEATH: 21.03.1995 HISTORY: Vladimir Permyakov was born on January 14, 1924 in the village of Zhidka (now-Baleysky district of the TRANS-Baikal territory). After finishing three grades of school, he worked in a cartel. Later, he graduated from a vocational school and worked first in a factory, then in the gold mines. In August 1942, Permyakov was called up to serve in the Workers 'and peasants' Red Army. Graduated from courses of mechanics-drivers. Since June 1944-on the fronts of the great Patriotic war, enlisted in the crew of the guard Lieutenant Oleg Matveev. In the fighting, he was wounded three times and concussed four times. By January 1945, guards senior Sergeant Vladimir Permyakov was a tank driver for the 49th guards tank brigade of the 12th guards tank corps of the 2nd guards tank army of the 1st Belorussian front. Distinguished himself during the liberation of Poland. On January 14-30, 1945, Permyakov and his crew fought 500 kilometers to the West without a single breakdown. On January 16, 1945, in the battle for the city of sokhachev, Permyakov destroyed 25 vehicles, 2 artillery pieces, more than 10 wagons, and about 58 enemy soldiers and officers with tank tracks. On January 19, 1945, in the battle for the city of Lyuben, Permyakov destroyed 5 enemy aircraft at the airfield, as well as an anti-tank gun. On the night of January 21-22, 1945, Permyakov's crew, together with three other crews, broke into inowroclav, destroyed communications equipment, destroyed the airfield, then captured the highway and held it until the main forces arrived. In that battle, Permyakov's crew destroyed 37 cars, 18 wagons, 3 planes, about 50 enemy soldiers and officers, and captured a railway train. On February 5, 1945, Permyakov was seriously wounded in the battle and was carried out by a comrade from the battlefield. Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet from 27 February 1945 for "exemplary performance of command assignments at the front against the German invaders and displaying courage and heroism", guard Sergeant Vladimir Permyakov was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union and the order of Lenin and medal "gold Star". In November 1945, Permyakov was demobilized. He lived and worked first at home, then in the city of Poronaisk, Sakhalin region. Vladimir Permyakov died on March 21, 1995, and is buried in the Poronaisk city cemetery.

Full name: Prokhorov George Grigorievich last NAME: Prokhorov NAME: George middle name: G. CITY: D. Casino-tyukalinsk district of Omsk region DATE of BIRTH: 19.01.1923 DATE of DEATH: - HISTORY: Prokhorov George G. was born 19 January 1923 in the village Casino tyukalinsk district of Omsk region. On June 5, 1941, as an 18-year-old boy, he was drafted into the army. He began his military service in the city of Omsk in the military infantry school in a rifle company as a cadet, where the Great Patriotic war found him. His way of fighting Prokhorov G. G. he began in September 1941 in the rifle division as the commander of the anti-tank rifle calculation. In December 1941, he participated in the counteroffensive near Moscow, in which on December 17 he received his first wound, which, fortunately, turned out to be light. Later, Georgy Prokhorov took part in a defensive battle, as well as in a counteroffensive and encirclement of a group of German-fascist troops near Stalingrad, where he was seriously wounded on September 17, 1942. After prolonged treatment in January 1943, Prokhorov was sent to a training regiment in the school of foremen, and in November 1943, he was again at the front. From December 1944, Sergeant Prokhorov participated in the battles to capture the Russian pass and liberate the territory of Hungary and Austria, for which he was awarded the medals "for the capture of Budapest" and "for the capture of Vienna". I know from my grandfather's stories that in Austria he captured a German officer with two briefcases, one containing documents and the other containing jewelry, and all the trophies were taken to headquarters. However, for Prokhorov, the celebration of The victory over Germany on may 9, 1945 was short-lived. After the end of military operations in the West, he was transferred to the East as part of another unit and took part in the defeat of imperialist Japan. During the great Patriotic war, my grandfather was awarded two orders (world war II class and the red star) and three medals ("for the capture of Vienna", "for the capture of Budapest" and "for the Victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945"). After the end of the war, Sergeant Prokhorov continued his military service in China and only in 1948 was discharged from the army. He returned home, got married,and had two sons. For a long time, my grandfather worked as an accountant on a collective farm in the village of Stary Koshkul in the Tyukalinsky district of the Omsk region. In may 1996, after a long illness, he died. I found some award lists. So, in the award list for the grandfather with the description of his military merits it is specified: "Comrade Prokhorov during his service in the 206th red banner rifle regiment showed examples of courage and bravery. In the battles with the German invaders for the capture of the village of Pandorf, comrade Prokhorov personally visited the battle formations of the rifle divisions, and encouraged them to heroic deeds. In the battles for the mastery of the village of Negligent comrade Prokhorov personally led the soldiers to storm the enemy trenches, and had brilliant success." Our family archive still contains my grandfather's red army book, his orders and medals. We keep them as the Apple of our eye, because they are a family heirloom and an eternal memory of our heroic ancestor. As Boris Likharev wrote in his poems: "Your distant grandson will take the hero's medal with reverence. From generation to generation, it will pass to descendants."

Sokolov Ivan Vasilevich

Tomilin Konstantin Konstantinovich

Svettsov Vasilii Gavrilovich