The Order of Glory

Mezentsev Valentin Andreevich

Mokin Nikolay Mikhailovich

Tatarinov Aleksei Kuzmich

Safarmetov Vadut Nurmukhamedovich

Ovsiannikov Dmitrii Vasilevich

Olinov Ivan Vasilevich

Onianov Valerii Veniaminovich

Filippov Ivan Stefanovich

Fomin Alexander Semenovich

Roman Prokofievich Davydkin_x000D_ _x000D_ Roman Prokofievich Davydkin 14.10.1906-11.11.1980 early Sunday morning on June 22, 1941, Nazi Germany attacked our country, my great-grandfather was 35 years old at that time. He enlisted in the red Army and went to the front as a private. My great-grandfather was a miner of the engineering and mining company of the 37th mechanical brigade. On the site "MEMORY of the PEOPLE" we found materials on his military path, as well as award lists with the exploits of Roman's great-grandfather. I would like to tell you about them briefly: 1.) the First feat: "on the night of September 20, 1943, under enemy fire, comrade Davydkin worked with an axe to build a bridge over the river. Thanks to the dedicated work of comrade Davydkin, the tanks were transported across the river on time, which did not allow the enemy to gain a foothold on the opposite Bank. Worthy of the government award of the medal "for bravery!" 2.) SECOND FEAT: "on DECEMBER 18, 1943, RISKING his LIFE, he SET a MINEFIELD 250 METERS FROM the ENEMY. During the German attack on this field, a T4 tank and two armored personnel carriers with infantry were blown up. The enemy's attack was thwarted! On the combat account of comrade Davydkin there are 45 personally defused enemy mines. Worthy of the government award of the order of the Red Star. 3.) the THIRD FEAT: "on August 7, 1944, under heavy enemy fire, I removed 13 surprise mines in the forest, which made it possible for a column of our vehicles to get out of the fire. At the same time, comrade Davydkin was seriously injured, but continued to work (clear mines) until he cleared the road. It was in this combat operation that the great-great-grandfather lost his leg (torn off from a mine at the knee). Worthy of the government award Of the order of Glory of the 3rd degree. Was awarded the medal "For courage!» After the Victory in the great Patriotic war on may 9, 1945, great-grandfather returned home. He was given a car from the state "Zaporozhets" with special equipment and he (despite the fact that he did not have one leg) drove it! He had three children: sons Ivan and Nikolai and a daughter Anna (this is my grandmother, who is now 83 years old (30.10.1936) and lives in the city of Korolev). My great-grandfather died in 1980. I didn't find him alive. But when I go to the village in the summer, I visit the cemetery where he is buried. Roman Prokofievich Davydkin-a Participant in the fighting of the great Patriotic war. In 1943, he participated in the battle of R. Dnipro in the Dnepropetrovsk offensive operation. In battle, he lost a leg (miner) and was sent home To the Ryazan region. Rank-private red army soldier, corporal. He was awarded the Order for the victory over Nazi Germany, the Order of the red Star and the medals "for Bravery". Eternal memory!

Alexey Alexeevich Derevyashkin_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: petty officer. Branch of service: artillery. Division: 128th Pskov red banner rifle division. My father, Alexey Derevyashkin, was born on October 18, 1926 in the village of Belskoye in the Pirovsky district. His parents moved to Yeniseisk in 1938. After finishing six classes, he went to work. On July 22, 1944, he was drafted into the army by the Dudinsky city military enlistment office, completed the courses of the district procurement office there, received the profession of an accountant, and in November 1944 arrived as part of a replenishment from the cities of Omsk, Novosibirsk, and Krasnoyarsk in the 374th rifle regiment near the city of Tartu in Estonia. So he got to the front. There were terrible battles, many divisions of the red Army were defeated. At first, he fought as an ordinary gun crew of an anti-tank battery, then in December 1944, the regiment was transferred to Ukraine as part of the first Ukrainian front. In this direction, he took part in the liberation of the territory of the city of Lviv from the German invaders, walked through the whole of Poland (Krakow, Neisse, Kotovice). Then in East Germany, the division moved towards Berlin, they crossed the Oder river, the city of Neisse, and fought their way past the city of Breslau to the Carpathian mountains in the direction of Czechoslovakia. The fiercest fighting took place in Breslau. 22 thousand Vlasovites fought against the division in which my father served. A lot of infantry was killed, there was nowhere to bury the dead, the division suffered heavy human losses. In the battery where my father served, there were 45 people, but all the time only half of them fought, the rest were wounded. High friendship and mutual assistance was among the soldiers, they all divided in half, helped each other, supported in everything. They were saved by the fact that there were very few German aircraft in this direction. The most vivid memory of the great Patriotic war was that all the artillery was horse-drawn, and many horses were killed during the fighting. All the soldiers were Komsomol members. My father was accepted to the Komsomol at the front, and the Komsomol ticket was handed over in Budapest. For thirty years he was in the party, which he joined in the city of Lviv. My father did not reach the city of Berlin a hundred kilometers away, and his division was near the Carpathian mountains when the war ended. Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of 9 may 1945, he was awarded the order "Glory III degree" for the fighting in Germany in repelling tank attacks and infantry and the medal "For victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war 1941-1945" After winning 9 June 1945, a military unit, which served my father in the rank guards Junior Sergeant, were sent through Czechoslovakia to Hungary and then to Romania, and then to the town of Sambor, where he served until September 1951, the foreman of a battery of howitzers. After demobilization, he came to the city of Yeniseisk and from September 1951 to September 1955 worked in the city fire Department as a Deputy police officer. At the same time, he studied at the school of working youth, where he finished ten classes. From September 1955 to June 1960, he studied at the Yenisei pedagogical Institute at the physics and mathematics Department. After graduating from the Institute, he was assigned to work in the village of Kolmogorovo, Yenisei district, where he worked as a school Director. In 1958, he married my mother, Nina Mikhailovna Turbova. they lived together for 44 years, and they had three daughters. In July 1963, he moved with his family to Until 1982, he worked as a teacher at the Yenisei state technical University 13, from where he retired. For many years of conscientious work, my father was awarded the "Veteran of labor" medal. In 1985, by decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, he was awarded the order of the Patriotic war of the first degree for bravery, fortitude and courage shown in the fight against the Nazi invaders and in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the great victory. My father died on April 24, 2002 from a massive heart attack, but we still remember him and are proud of his achievements. Our family has preserved photos of past years, documents, and my father's awards for valor and bravery in the great Patriotic war.

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.

Demin Boris Andreevich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: In October 1940, Boris Demin became a cadet of the 301st tank battalion and studied to become a medium tank commander, and from October 1941 to December 1944 at the front he was a t-26 and T-34 tank commander in various tank brigades. The crew of Boris Demin's tank received its first baptism of fire at the very beginning of the war on June 29, 1941, behind Velikiye Luki, near the Leningrad-Kiev highway. "...an armored car appeared from the forest opening on the highway. Black swastikas spasmodically wriggled their spider legs on the armor, on the frontal shield-an unnaturally lean lion with a greedily gaping mouth. "So that's what the gate," thought Boris, and gave abruptly, the command " armor-piercing!". - Yes! - Fire!The first shell passed higher. The fascists opened fire randomly ,but the second sight was accurate: the armored car flashed a torch....One by one, Soviet tankers sent deadly projectiles into the forehead of the crawling fascist tanks and armored vehicles, shouting-for the Motherland! During the fighting in 1944 from his gun Demin BA destroyed 7 guns and 1 mortar battery, five machine-gun batteries, machine-gunned 2 enemy anti-tank guns and 2 machine guns, three vehicles and 200 enemy soldiers and officers. On a light tank, Boris Demin fought with the enemy on the fronts at the beginning of the great Patriotic war, stood guard at the borders with Manchuria, where selected Japanese samurai troops were waiting for the signal to attack. As part of the Korsun red banner tank regiment of the troops of the First Baltic front, the is tank, where the gun commander was guard Sergeant Boris Demin, approached the city of shauliai in January 1945. The troops Of the third Belorussian front were part of Prussia. A powerful wedge of our tank troops dismembered the Hitlerite troops and in Libava there was a hundred thousand enemy group in the cauldron. The command set the regiments the task of destroying the Nazi troops locked in a mousetrap. In these battles, the personal account of the gun commander Boris Demin recorded the destruction of two heavy and five medium tanks - "tigers"and " Panthers". "

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.

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.