The Order of Glory

Chaban Mikhail Ivanovich, Chaban Mikhail Ivanovich, born in 1921, in 1941-1942, 1944 - Sergeant, battery squad commander of the 257th Rifle Division of the 51st Army of the 4th Ukrainian Front. In 1944 he was awarded the Order of Glory III degree.

Kornienko Vasily Stepanovich, in a number of documents of different years there is another patronymic - Stefanovich. He took the military oath on February 23, 1943. He entered the deadly battle with the Nazis in the early days of March 1943. At that time he was eighteen years old. Vasily Stepanovich took part in heavy battles with the enemy in the North Caucasus, then fought - first in the 683rd rifle regiment of the 151st rifle division at the 4th Ukrainian front, and then in the 4th Guards airborne rifle regiment of the 2nd Guards airborne division of the 17th Guards rifle corps of the 1st Guards army at the 1st Ukrainian front. He took part in liberation of towns and villages in the south of Ukraine and Western Ukraine. In summer 1944 (July 19 and August 14), Vasily Stepanovich was wounded: he received a contusion and bullet wound in his right shoulder. He was sent to a hospital in Kolomyia (Stanislavskaya, and now Ivano-Frankivsk region) for treatment. After recovering, he returned to his unit again. And then there were no less bloody battles with the Nazis in southern Poland and Czechoslovakia, where in May 1945 the war ended for him. Vasily Stepanovich started his fighting career as an ordinary machine-gunner, then became the commander of the department of machine-gun company, a mortar gunner, and finished it in the rank of senior sergeant in the Guard as the commander of the mortar squad of 82 and 120 mm mortars. Vasiliy Stepanovich returned to his native village only in 1950 after he was dismissed from the army to the reserve. He immediately went to work as a combine operator at MTS (machine and tractor station). He worked as selflessly as he had fought. And this is confirmed by the fact that in 1955, as a participant of the All-Union Agricultural Exhibition in Moscow, he was awarded the medal of the All-Union Agricultural Exhibition. In 1962 he was awarded the title of "The Best Mechanizer of Stavropol" for his achievements in the competition and conscientious work. In March 1963, V.S. Kornienko was elected a deputy of the Sergievskoye Rural Council of Workers' Deputies of Alexandrovskoye District of Stavropol Territory. Later, his health, which was undermined at the front and at the combine harvester's hard work, his illness and doctors' advice prompted him to leave the combine harvester. Vasily Stepanovich began working on the fields as a sprinkler driver and was the foreman. Then he retired. He was very good at technique. There were no unsolvable puzzles for him in repairing his motorcycle and tractor, and different engines. Vasily Stepanovich also easily mastered Zaporozhets, which was given to him as he was a war invalid. He was often visited by his fellow villagers for advice and help in restoring their "iron horses". Vasily Stepanovich's labor and military merits were marked by the Orders of the Great Patriotic War of I and II degree, the Order of Glory of III degree, medals "For the defense of the Caucasus", "For the victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945", "Veteran of Labor" and nine more medals.

Ivan Ivanovich Korovin was born on March 4, 1915 in Athemar village of Mordovian ASSR. In October 1938 he was drafted into the army by the Saransk GVK of Mordovia ASSR. Immediately after the army, he got to the front. He took part in the battles near Bobruisk and at the "Kursk Bulge". In August 1943, he had a head wound, and on 26.11.1944 he received a tangential wound in the knee area. He was awarded the Order of the Red Star by Order No.146/H of 15.08.1944, the Order of Glory of the III degree, and Order 158/N of 28.09.1944. "For the Defence of Moscow", Order No. 146/H of August 15, 1944, Order 158/N of September 28, 1944. In the award list to the order of the commander of 102 rifle division No 146/N of 15.08.1944 according to which I.I.Korovin was awarded the Order of the Red Star, it is written: "Sn. Sgt. Ivan Ivanovich Korovin, secretary of the Komsomol organization of the company 40 of the Amur rifle regiment, in the Patriotic War since 11.1941, was wounded on 19.07.1943". Feat: "Comrade Korovin working as a partner in the rifle company in preparation for the offensive conducted explanatory work among the personnel on the upcoming tasks to cleanse Soviet Belarus of the German invaders. During the offensive fights, Comrade Korovin was the first to rise to the attack and lead the rest of the fighters, breaking into the enemy's trenches with a group of fighters captured 3 German soldiers. In the award sheet to the order of the commander of 102 rifle division №158/N of 28.09.1944, according to which Korovin I.I. was awarded the Order of Glory III degree, it is written: "Staff Sergeant Korovin Ivan Ivanovich, 1915, Sniper of 40 rifle regiment, was wounded on 30.08.1943. Feat: "In the offensive battles against the German invaders, Comrade Korovin proved himself as a brave, courageous and determined soldier. Working as a sniper, Comrade Korovin, while carrying out a subdivision of the offensive operation, secretly making his way to the combat crews of the German defense with the fire of his sniper rifle shot down a German corrector who had a large view of our terrain and controlled the approaches to his defense, one officer and destroyed the calculation of the German machine gun, which did not allow to approach the German defense. By the Order to the 48th Army No.024/svn of 16.07.1943 he was awarded the badge "excellent signalman". As well as was awarded the medal "For the victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945", the medal "For the capture of Koenigsberg. He saw the end of the war in Koenigsberg. He was demobilized on 13.11.1945 by order 0340.

Nikolay Karpovich Kalchenko was born on 10.6.1925 in the village of Alexandrovka, Azov region, Rostov oblast, in a peasant family. Russian. Member of the CPSU since 1967. He graduated from 9th grade in 1942. Worked as a tractor driver at a collective farm. In the Red Army since March 1942. Graduated from the regiment school of the 10th build. regiment in Fergana (Uzbekistan), served as a commander of a machine gun. 1944. He took part in battles of the Great Patriotic War since March 1944. Scout of the 101st build. regiment (4th build. division, 69th Army, 1st Belorus. front), Jr. Sergeant K. at night on 17.9.44 as part of a group of soldiers crossed to the left bank of the Vistula river south of Warsaw (Poland), where the scouts were suddenly attacked and engaged in battle. Having received an order to retreat, being wounded himself, he carried a seriously wounded comrade. 24.10.44 Ord. Glory 3 egree. Sn.Comander of the branch of the foot reconnaissance platoon of the same regiment Jr. Sergeant K during the search on the left bank of the Vistula river in the district of Gurna (6 km north-west of Zakszów, Poland) 9.11.44 first sneaked into the trench and threw grenades at the enemy. The capture group exterminated 8 Hitlerites and obtained valuable information about the enemy. 4.12.44 Order of Glory 3 degree, 27.02.58 Order of Glory 1 degree. When attacking in the direction of Frankfurt am Oder (Germany) on 29.01.45, the branch of the platoon of foot reconnaissance junior sergeant K., when surrounding and destroying the enemy group that opened fired at the car of the 45th build. Division Major-General A.B. Barinov, one of the first led a group of scouts, personally killed 3 soldiers of the enemy. 5.02.45, reflecting the counterattack of the enemy, killed 10 Hitlerites. 23.3.45 Order of Glory 2 degree. In December 1945 Petty Officer K. was demobilized and returned to his native village. In 1949, he graduated from the courses of tractor brigade foremen. He worked at a collective farm, then restored the Rosselmash plant. He lives in Bataysk, Rostov region. Worked as an excavator driver at the construction of the Volgo-Don canal, then at the Department of Mechanization and Transportation of Rostagropromstroi. He is an Honored Builder of the RSFSR (1963). Order of Merit. Order of Lenin, October Revolution, Patriotic War 1 degree, medals, including "For Courage" and "Honored Builder of the RSFSR". Participant in the Parade on Red Square in Moscow on 9.5.1995 to mark the 50th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War.

Kravtsov Alexander Nikiforovich was born on 22.10.1922 in the village Lagan, Astrakhan region (now the Republic of Kalmykia), in a family of wealthy fisherman, one of the first settlers from the village of Vladimirovka Astrakhan region, the founder of the village Lagan. At present, the parental home is a Museum of Regional Studies. Father Nikifor Fedorovich, in 1937 by false denunciation was exiled to Solovki. In 1941, Alexander Nikiforovich graduated from three courses at the Astrakhan Art College named after P.A.Vlasov, and in July was drafted into the Red Army. From 1941 to 1945 he fought at the fronts: the North-Western, Central, I Ukrainian and I Belorussian. He participated in the Battle of Kursk (northern face) and in the assault of Berlin. He served as an automatic soldier, artillery scout in fighter regiments. He was in the ranks of Red Guard, Sergeant, Guard Sergeant, platoon commander of the Department of separate artillery division 57 MEBr. At the front he was seriously wounded, contuded. He was awarded: two Orders of the Red Star (1943, 1945), the Order of Glory of the Third Wall (1945), for the capture of Berlin (1945), the First Class Patriotic War; medals: for the Liberation of Warsaw (1946), for the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. (1946); 20 years, 30 years of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. (1966,1978). By the order of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Marshal of the Soviet Union, Comrade Stalin, a Commendation was given for heroism and courage shown during the mastering of the large industrial center of Poland. Radom (No. 222. 16.01.1945), for taking the city of Schneidemühl (No. 279. 14.02.1945), for breaking through the heavily fortified German defense east of the city of Stargard (No. 288. 4.03.1945), for taking the city of Altdamm (No. 304. 20.03.1945). After the war he served in the Group of Soviet troops in Germany for several years. Upon returning from the front, he wrote stories, some of which have been published.. He graduated from the Penza Art School named after K.A.Savitsky (1949-1952). Since 1952, he was the artist-director of the Astrakhan Drama Theatre. From 1966 until his death he taught at the P.A.Vlasov Art School of Astrakhan. The participant of art exhibitions, since 1957: artists of the Volga region, the Great Volga, Artists of theater and cinema of Russia. His works are in the collections of AGKG named after P.M.Dogadin, AGOIAMZ, in many public and private collections. For many years he was the head of the Astrakhan Union of Artists. Repeatedly elected as a member of the Central Revision Commission, the Creative Commission of the RSFSR Marinists. For services in the field of culture and many years of fruitful work was awarded the honorary title "Honored Worker of Culture of the RSFSR". (1989), was awarded the medal "Veteran of Labor". He died on 20.07.1994, after a long illness.

He is the youngest holder of the Order of Glory. Do we know the heroic history of our country well? And its main milestones are reflected in the lives of living witnesses - defenders of the Fatherland. It is a documentary story about participant of the Great Patriotic War Vanya Kuznetsov - the youngest holder of three Orders of Glory, who liberated Ukraine from fascist invaders. Vanya Kuznetsov was born on December 28, 1928, in Bozhkovka farm, Krasnosulinsky district, Rostov region, to a Russian peasant family. Before the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, he graduated from 7th grade of rural school. In January 1943, when the troops of the Southern Front of the Red Army liberated the Rostov region from German troops, 14-year-old Ivan voluntarily, as a son of the 185th Guards Artillery Regiment, was recruited for military service in the army - a gunnery shell carrier. Then he became a loader, and since June 1943, he was already a gunner of the artillery regiment in the 82nd Guards Rifle Division of the 8th Guards Army. Participating in the battles for the liberation of Ukraine on September 3, 1943 near the village of Dolgenkoye in Izyum district, Kharkov region as part of the gunsmith Kuznetsov destroyed: German heavy tank T-VI ("Tiger"), as well as the enemy's machine-gun point. On September 12, 1943, near the town of Barvenkovo in Ukraine, under the fire of enemy artillery he destroyed the German direct fire gun, mortar battery and enemy observation point. On October 6, 1943, by order № 16/n to the 185th Guards Artillery Regiment, Private Kuznetsov V. was awarded the medal "For Courage", at that time he was not yet 15 years old. During the Nikopol-Krivoy Rog offensive operation on February 26, 1944 in the area of the farm Otradny in Kherson region, a gunner of the Guards Private Kuznetsov repulsed four counterattacks of the enemy, killing up to 100 enemy soldiers and officers, as well as 6 zots and a tank of the enemy. March 26, 1944 fifteen-year-old Ivan Kuznetsov was awarded the Order of the Red Star. Kuznetsov distinguished himself in the battle on January 15, 1945 during the breakthrough of the enemy defense in the area of Zabadrovo, 19 kilometers east of the town of Byalobrzegi, Poland. Being wounded by a shell fragment, he continued to fire with direct fire, suppressed 2 machine guns and destroyed 2 zots. In February 1945, the teenager was awarded the Order of Glory of the 3rd degree. On March 12, 1945, when storming the fortress Kyustrin, now Kostshin-nad-Odroj in Poland, the commander of the Guard gun junior sergeant Ivan Kuznetsov, together with the crew, under enemy fire, suppressed 3 machine gun points with accurate fire, which interfered with the advancement of Soviet soldiers. By order of Commander Chuikov No. 634/n of the 8th Guards Army, signed on May 15, 1945, Kuznetsov was awarded the Order of Glory of the 2nd degree. In the battle for the outskirts of Berlin, Neukeln, on April 25, 1945, under heavy enemy fire, the gun crew under his command destroyed the anti-aircraft and anti-tank guns, 3 machine guns, and the house which was occupied by a group of assault rifles. According to the decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR from May 15, 1946, I. Kuznetsov was awarded the Order of Glory of the 1st degree, thus Vanya Kuznetsov became the youngest full knight of the Order of Glory - he was 17 years old. After the war, he continued serving in the Soviet Army. In 1949, he graduated from the Orel Order of Lenin Red Banner Armored School named after M.V. Frunze, and in 1959, he completed the 10th grade of evening school. Ten years later, Captain Kuznetsov was dismissed from the reserve. He lived in the city of Borisov, Minsk region. He died on January 21, 1989. Among the awards of Ivan Filippovich Kuznetsov there are also the Order of the Great Patriotic War of the 1st degree, the Order of the Red Star, medals "For military services", "For the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945", "The Order of the Red Star. "," For the capture of Berlin "," Veteran of the Armed Forces of the USSR "," For impeccable service " I and II degrees, many jubilee medals ... P.S. The material is taken from: http://moyaokruga.ru [ http://moyaokruga.ru ]. Official website of the district newspaper "Nasha Zhizn".

Alexander Korneevich Kharchenko was born on December 5, 1918 in a peasant family. In 1927, at the age of nine, with his parents, he arrived in the village of Uzhur (now the city of Uzhursky District of the Krasnoyarsk Territory). In 1935 he graduated from six classes and started working as a worker of the 10th distance of the way to Uzhur station. In 1938 he was drafted into the ranks of the Red Army, where in 1939 he joined the Komsomol. Demobilized in 1940 due to illness. After returning, he worked as the head of the Uzhur District House of Culture. In March 1942 he was drafted into the Red Army. From June 12, 1944, Kharchenko was in the active army on the 2nd Belorussian Front. On June 27, 1944, the scout of the 364th rifle regiment of the 139th rifle division of the 50th army, Sergeant Major Kharchenko, as part of a group that included Senior Lieutenant Melnov, Junior Lieutenant Paikov, Sergeant Major Kirillov, Sergeant Major Khalmanov, Junior Sergeant Ivanov, under heavy fire the enemy, using improvised means, overcame the Dnieper River near the village of Buinichi, Mogilev district, Mogilev region of the Republic of Belarus, seized a bridgehead on the opposite bank. With machine gun fire and grenades, a group of scouts destroyed the enemy firing points, which ensured the passage of the entire battalion to the right bank of the Dnieper. With the seizure of the bridgehead, a red flag was erected on one of the houses in the village of Buinichi, which inspired the Soviet soldiers and brought confusion to the enemy's camp. On July 2, 1944, the commander of the 364th Infantry Regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Petrov, Sergeant Major Khalmanov was nominated for the title of Hero of the Soviet Union. From June 19 to June 20, 1944, in the battles for the village of Pogorana, Grodno district of the Grodno region, the commander of the pedestrian reconnaissance section of the 1st rifle battalion of the 364th rifle regiment of the 139th rifle division, Sergeant Major Kharchenko personally destroyed 7 German soldiers and one German officer, during a counterattack enemy participated in repelling it. On August 12, 1944, a candidate for membership in the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks, Sergeant Major Kharchenko, died in battles for the city - the fortress of Osovets Poland. He was buried on the southwestern outskirts of the village of Mryki (Polish Mroczki), now the rural Gmina Trzchanne (Polish Gmina Trzcianne), Monki County, Podlaskie Voivodeship, Poland. Awards • Medal "Gold Star" of the Hero of the Soviet Union No. 5422 (24.03.1945); • Order of Lenin (03.24.1945); Order of Glory 3rd degree (09/07/1944). Memory- The Hero's name is engraved in gold letters in the Hall of Glory of the Central Museum of the Great Patriotic War in the Victory Park of Moscow. In 1967, Proletarskaya Street in the town of Uzhur, Uzhursky District, Krasnoyarsk Territory was renamed into Kharchenko Street. The name of Kharchenko was assigned to secondary school No. 1 of the city of Uzhur. In the city of Uzhur, a bust of A.K. Kharchenko.

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

Rank: Corporal Khodyrev Ivan Savelievich. Born in 1891 in military service. In 1914, a private of the 5th Infantry Regiment. Lance-corporal of the scout team. Promoted to senior non-commissioned officer. Feldwebel of the 7th company. Decorated with St. George's crosses: 4 art. No. 847586 - For courage and bravery in battle on September 3, 1915 (Order of the XI Army Corps No. 382 dated November 8, 1915) 3 Art. No. 75939 - In battle on March 21, 1915 near the village Krzhivotule-Stary, timely informed about the enemy's offensive, despite the impending danger. (Order of XXX Army Corps No. 254 of October 23, 1915) 2st. 1 st. №9928 - During the battles from 9 to 16 October 1915 near the village of Komarovo, being in the midst of a hurricane of artillery fire, fearlessly maintained a telephone connection. When the house, in which the telephone exchange was located, was set on fire by a shell, despite the fact that the flames engulfed the entire building at once, he was not taken aback and saved all the property, quickly restoring work on all lines. (Order of the 40th Army Corps No. 56 of December 16, 1915) Order: Glory 3 Art. (1944) From November 1918 to May 1920 in the Red Army. Since October 1941, a corporal orderly, a porter of the 412th separate medical battalion of the 330th rifle division.

Rank: Sergeant Type of troops: Armored and mechanized troops Subdivision: 24th Artillery of the Order of Suvorov Breakthrough Division Khvastunov Valentin Ivanovich - participant of the Great Patriotic War, three times order bearer, guard senior sergeant, born on August 21, 1924 in the village of Konstantinovo, Spassky District, Gorky Region. He was drafted to the front in August 1942, got into the 2nd tank battalion of the 12th Guards Tank Shepetivskaya Red Banner Order of the Suvorov Brigade, 4th Guards Kantemirovsky Tank Corps. He was the gun loader for the SU-85. He fought on Voronezh, on the 1st Ukrainian fronts. Acting in the crew of L-TO Trofimov in battle on December 19-20, 1943, he showed resourcefulness and courage. The German Tiger tank, which appeared in 1942, was the most powerful enemy on the battlefields until the end of World War II. The combination of powerful armor and superior firepower meant that with the right position and with an experienced crew, the Tiger was nearly invulnerable. The fighter Khvastunov knew this well and how the loader did everything so that the crew's guns could destroy the T-6 tank coming to them and the armored personnel carrier with enemy infantry with their fire. When the Tiger tank entered the battle, the armor and cannon made it a serious enemy. And this serious enemy was destroyed by our crew. When the gunner and gunner were wounded, the soldier Khvastunov replaced them and fired from his gun, repelling the enemy's onslaught. In December 1943 he was awarded a government award - the Order of Glory, III degree. In January 1945 he was wounded during the battle. But the young organism did not disappoint. Healed and went back to battle. He took part in battles near Voronezh, liberated Kharkov, Odessa from the Nazis, smashed the enemy in Romania, Poland, Czechoslovakia. Taking part in breaking through the heavily fortified enemy defenses, crossing the Nida River - a river in southern Poland, the left tributary of the Vistula, while capturing the Polish cities of Krakow and Dzyaloshice, he showed himself to be a brave and courageous warrior. For some time he served as the battalion clerk. He treated this work carefully and conscientiously. He put a complete order in the battalion's documentation, organized the storage of documents. Personnel records were kept exceptionally accurate. He actively helped in the work of the headquarters. Under enemy fire, he collected the information necessary for the headquarters from the crews. In February 1945 he was awarded the Order of the Red Star. He lived to be 75 years old, was buried at the Krasnoarmeysky cemetery in the city of Volgograd.

We are proud of you - heroes of the Great Patriotic War! Victory Day! Our entire country, millions of people from many countries, will celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Great Victory. Many of those who defeated Nazi Germany and brought the world a costly Victory are no longer among us. But a person is alive as long as his memory is alive. One of the participants in the Great Patriotic War was our father Arsentiy Isaevich Ivanov. Our dear, beloved father passed away 32 years ago. He was buried by the whole large village, as a respected and honorary citizen. Today we, his children, consider it our duty to tell about him, who went through the entire war, from its first day and ending with its last salvo in Berlin, over the defeated Reichstag. This is a story not only about him, but also about his fellow soldiers, who during all four years of the brutal war fought side by side with him and endured all the hardships of the war. Father was born on 05/22/1911 in the village of Novo-Semenkino, Belebeevsky district of the Republic of Bashkortostan. The family had many children. The father was the oldest in the family. Before the war he managed to start a family, graduated from the courses of a veterinary paramedic and sniff gunpowder in the White Finnish war. And now June 1945. Having received the summons right in the field, hastily said goodbye to his wife and kissed his three children, the father (he was called up by mobilization, along the Belebeevsky RVK Bash. ASSR) walked to the recruiting station. At that time, the oldest in the family was only 6 years old, and the youngest was born shortly before the start of the war. Our father, Sergeant Arsentiy Isaevich Ivanov, fought in the 79th Rifle Corps of the Nerlinsky Corps (later Berlin), the 3rd Shock Army under the command of General S.N. Perevertkin from the first bottom of its formation. My father was a signalman. After completing the appropriate training, he became the commander of the liaison office. In a war, a lot depends on the work of signalmen. Providing communication is a responsible and hard work, you constantly had to be on the front line. His father received his first baptism of fire in battles near Moscow and was seriously wounded in the leg there, and in total during the war he was wounded five times: 1942, slightly wounded in the left leg, II.1943. severe wound in the left leg, 1943. light wound in the right forearm, 1944 lung in the right shoulder, 1944. minor injury and four injuries to the lower leg. While in this hell, he thought about us, children, about his brothers Andrei and Mikhail, sister Maria, who also fought at the front: - Ivanov Mikhail Isaevich-lieutenant, intelligence, 1914 g / b. - Ivanova / Kirillova / Olga Isaevna, a home front worker, she was injured during the construction of roads, lost her eye, 05/09/1919 / b. - 08.08.2007 - Ivanova / Afanasyeva / Maria Isaevna-sergeant m / s, medical instructor. 748 anti-aircraft artillery regiment, awarded a medal for the defense of Stalingrad and for the victory over Germany, 09/09/1923 - 06/22/1993 - Ivanov Andrey Isaevich, Red Army soldier, private, shooter. 365 reserve rifle regiment, 02/20/1925 - 28.07.1956 How did the soldier feel when he received news from home that his little son Anatoly died of whooping cough without receiving any medical assistance. At that time, there was no paramedic in the village, and 40 km to the regional center, no horses or cars could get there. They were needed at the front. Everything for the front, everything for the victory! Having gone through all the circles of the hell of war, my father was demobilized on the basis of the decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of 25.IX.1945. and only at the end of autumn 1945 he returned home. Homeland highly appreciated the military merits of his father, awarding him: -Order of Glory III degree (№V.116153, 1944), for crossing the Vistula; -Order of the Patriotic War II degree (No. 288383, 1945), for services in the offensive on March 1 against the Pomeranian group of the enemy; -Medal for the liberation of Warsaw, 1945, from the Nazis; -Medal for the capture of Berlin, 1945; -Medal for the victory over Nazi Germany, May 1945 Germany. Station Iodikendorf. March 19, 1945. 1st Belorussian Front. A group of soldiers and sergeants of the 79th Rifle Corps / in a little over a month it will receive the name "Berlin" / 3rd Shock Army. The four standing (on the right) recently received the Order of the Patriotic War of the II degree, which were presented by the head of the political department of the corps, Colonel Ivan Sergeevich Krylov. From left to right, first row / sitting /: 1. Private Alenov Alexander Vasilievich (Gorky region). 2. Lance corporal Abramov Nikolai Alexandrovich (died 1971). 3. Private Kraevsky Andrey. Second row / stand /: 1. Private Vladimir Ivanovich Koblyakov (Astrakhan).

Ivannikov Alexey Andreevich, senior sergeant of the guard. Born in 1925 in the village of Zubkovo, Belevsky District, Tula Region. Awarded with the orders: Glory III degree, Red Star, medal "For Courage".

Rank: Junior Sergeant. Type of troops: Artillery. Division: 1st Guards Mortar. Krasnoselskaya Red Banner Division. Our family sacredly reveres the History of our grandfather, my great-grandfather, Kuchugurny Alexander Fedorovich. My grandparents collect any information bit by bit. Grandmother keeps his medals, certificates, various photographs taken after the front in the bookcase. My Great-grandfather Kuchugurny Alexander Fedorovich is a junior sergeant. Born on December 18, 1922 in the Tatarsky Khutor. Here he was called to war in 1941. The train was sent and fought at Stalingrad. According to my grandfather, the train was defeated by the Germans, and out of several thousand people, only about three hundred remained. A mortar regiment was formed at the assembly point. This regiment was poisoned, and in order to survive, people were forced to drink water in huge quantities from barrels. The regiment was eventually disbanded. Then my great-grandfather was sent to the Caucasus, getting into the "56th Army" - he was liberating the Kuban. As my grandfather says that near Krymsk, there was a strong attack by Nemtsov, my Great-grandfather was wounded by an explosive bullet in his left cheek. For four days he lay on the battlefield. After the battle, as you know, the Trophy team passes, collecting all the valuable things (remnants of weapons). My Great-Grandfather had a trophy watch, when they approached him, starting to take off the watch, the team realized that Great-Grandfather was still alive. He was hospitalized in the city of Mozdok. The injury turned out to be very serious, my great-grandfather ate only through a tube, only liquid food. My Great-grandfather has a lot of Medals, but the most significant for him were the "Order of Military Glory" was awarded on 23 August 1968. And the Medal for "Military Merit" After the war, my great-grandfather worked on a tractor, cleared the fields. Unfortunately, my Great-grandfather died before my birth, and I learned this little information from the words of my grandparents. I am proud of my Great-Grandfather and am grateful to him for the peaceful sky overhead. Low bow to you - OUR VETERANS, OUR HEROES!

CITY: Penza DATE OF BIRTH: 10/22/1909 DATE OF DEATH: 09/01/1980 HISTORY: Veniamin Petrovich Ladilov was born on October 22, 1909 in the town of Penza. Member of the Great Patriotic War. He took part as a soldier who served in the army. Drafted for mobilization by the Penza city military commissariat in August 1942 in the 493rd separate cable-pole communications company. Served as a communications line supervisor from August 1942 to December 1945. The 493rd cable-pole communications company was part of the troops of the 1st Baltic Front under the command of Army General Baghramyan. Veniamin Petrovich served with the rank of corporal. After the end of the war with Germany, Veniamin Petrovich took part in the war with Japan as part of the 483rd separate cable-pole communications company of the 2nd Far Eastern Front. Demobilized on December 15, 1945. He died on September 1, 1980. Ladilov Veniamin Petrovich was awarded the Order of Glory III degree "for the exemplary performance of the combat missions of the command at the front in the fight against the German invaders and the display of valor and courage in this case." Description of the feat: “On November 22, 1944, while providing communication via a cable-pole line from the army headquarters of the 4th shock KSK in the area of ​​Bazylovka, Krasnov and Polotsk. Approach paths with lines were heavily shelled not only by enemy artillery fire, but also by machine-gun fire. The area was heavily mined, comrade. Ladilov always walked in front, making passes through the minefields. For all the time, he made passes through 7 minefields and defused 185 minutes. On April 18, 1944, while building a pole line from the army headquarters of the 4th shock KSK, he was severely wounded in the head from a mine explosion. He refused to go to the hospital and dragged the fighters along with him. The task was completed 1 hour and 15 minutes ahead of schedule. Worthy of the Government award of the Order of Glory III degree ". Awards: Order of Glory III degree, medal" For the capture of Koenigsberg ", medal" For victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945 ", medal" For victory over Japan ", badge "Excellent signalman", jubilee medal "20 years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945", medal "50 years of the Armed Forces of the USSR".

CITY: Oshi village, Orichevsky district, Kirov region DATE OF BIRTH: 05/28/1922 DATE OF DEATH: - HISTORY: Title: Red Army soldier Type of troops: Ground Forces, Air Force (except naval aviation), coastal service, NKVD troops, border troops. Division: 52nd Infantry Division (1st Formation) My great-grandfather Nikolai Vasilievich Lobastov was born on May 28, 1922 in the village of Oshi, Orichevsky District, Kirov Region, into a family of peasants. After graduating from school, he graduated from combiner courses. When the war began, my great-grandfather was 19 years old. In September 1941, my great-grandfather was drafted into the ranks of the Workers 'and Peasants' Red Army (RKKA) and sent to study. He studied in Aktyubinsk in the educational unit as a scout. After finishing "training" he was sent to the front. He fought on the Ukrainian front as part of the 52nd Infantry Division. Great-grandfather with his comrades went on missions behind enemy lines, they took prisoners - they were also called "tongues". The captured Germans talked about the location of military equipment and the number of soldiers, about German plans. This information helped the Soviet army in planning military operations and in achieving victories. On June 23, 1943, during a night search in the area of ​​Belgorod, a German soldier was taken prisoner by the great-grandfather, while returning from the mission, the great-grandfather was wounded, but despite the injury he was able to deliver the prisoner. He was treated in an evacuation hospital 3922. After recovery, he was declared unfit for military service and sent to the rear. In those difficult years, there were not enough men in the rear, everyone went to the front. Therefore, after returning from the front, my great-grandfather was appointed chairman of the collective farm, after the enlargement of the collective farm, he returned to work in the field as a combine operator. Great-grandfather was repeatedly awarded, including the Order of the Red Star, the Order of Glory III degree and the Order of the Patriotic War I degree.