Military medical service

Anna Mikhailovna Vorobyova_x000D_ _x000D_ Anna Mikhailovna Vorobyova, was born on August 10, 1923 in the village of Kopanovka, Enotaevsky District, Astrakhan Region. Anna Mikhailovna is a medical assistant by education, she graduated from the Astrakhan medical and obstetric school on July 15, 1941. _x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ She was drafted into the army in March 1942 and until April 1942 she worked as a nurse in the hospital № 1582 in Stalingrad. From May 1942 to August 1942 he was a military assistant in the 227th Separate machine gun and artillerist battalion, Stalingrad. From August 1942 to November 1943, the Senior operating nurse of the 33rd Guards Division of the 37th Separate Medical Battalion of the Stalingrad Frontline (Liberation of Stalingrad, Don and the eastern regions of Ukraine). She had no injury, but she had a shell-shock without hospitalization. _x000D_ _x000D_ She has multiple awards. Medals: "FOR COMBAT SERVICES", "FOR VICTORY OVER GERMANY IN THE GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR 1941-1945" "50 years of the USSR ARMED FORCES" "XXX years of the GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR 1941-1945" "60 years of the USSR ARMED FORCES" "40 years THE GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR 1941-1945 "" 70 years of the USSR ARMED FORCES "" 60 YEARS OF VICTORY IN THE BATTLE OF STALINGRAD "" Zhukov's medal "" 50 years of the GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR 1941-1945 "" 60 years of the GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR "65-1945 1941 years of the GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR 1941-1945 "Order of the" PATRIOTIC WAR II grade ". _x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ Certificate of marriage between A.M. Vorobyova and A.G Tatarinov No. 295 was dated by December 11, 1942 at the Registry office of the city of Tambov. _x000D_ _x000D_ Combat characteristics. The Guard military nurse Anna Mikhailovna Vorobyova worked in the 37th department from October 1942. During this time, she proved herself to be an exceptionally courageous, brave and persistent worker. _x000D_ _x000D_ She did her job well despite the difficult working conditions. She was the secretary of the Komsomol team, did an excellent job with this work. For good work, she was nominated for a government award. She was politically literate and disciplined (Deputy Commander of the 37th department, Guard Capitan Gostev, 8.11.43)_x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ According to the memoirs of both of my parents, the most difficult battles are for Stalingrad, the campaign from Stalingrad to Rostov (Kalmyk steppes), battles on the Mius River (Ukraine), battles in Germany, the capture of Berlin and the liberation Prague.

Varaksina Evdokia Ivanovna_x000D_ _x000D_ Title: Senior sergeant. Branch of the armed forces: Military medical staff. Frontline sister. Unit: 69th anti-aircraft artillery Dresden order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky division. Varaksina Evdokia Ivanovna (1922-2008), my second cousin, sister of my great-grandfather Fyodor Ivanovich Gorbunov. Grandmother Dusya, as my mother called her, was born on September 7, 1922, in the village of Pokrovskoye in the Yegorshinsky district. In addition to her, two older brothers and a younger sister grew up in the family. 1933 was a hungry year. My grandmother was brought to my brother Fyodor Ivanovich in Asbestos to study. In the same year, the seriously ill father died. She was the eighth in her brother's family. After finishing seven classes, she worked as an accountant at the factory No. 2 "Giant". In 1941, the city Committee of the Komsomol organized nursing courses. Forty girls were trained on them after the main work. The practice was held at night. They were on duty in the hospital, located in the building of the vocational school, in the infectious diseases and surgical departments. In February 1942, 19-year-old Evdokia Gorbunova volunteered for the front as a nurse. From Sverdlovsk, they went to Naro-Fominsk in freight cars on bunks, but no one complained about the inconvenience. After distribution, she went to the army mobile field hospital No. 2261 in the village of Gribovo (near Moscow). It was located 10-15 kilometres from the front line in the forest. Throughout the war, Baba Dusya worked in canvas tents. The wounded were washed, urgent operations were performed, and they were sent to the deep rear for treatment. You could say it was the second line of help for the wounded. I had to work without rest for two or three days. What a rest, if you can only hear it: "Sister, fix your hand", "Sister, my leg is numb..." In addition, they are already amputated. It's hard to see the suffering of the wounded. A person dies before your eyes, and sometimes you can't help them. My grandmother always remembered the first soldier who died. Ran to the doctors with tears, and they calm her down: "Dusenka, you can't help him. You don't have enough tears for everyone." The young nurse was impressed by the courage and endurance of the wounded. There was no sound of their screams, only groans and gnashing of teeth. Together with the 69th army, Evdokia Ivanovna was on the Western, Voronezh, Steppe 4th and Ukrainian, 1st Belorussian fronts, liberating Poland. She met the victory in a forest near Berlin. At the end of May, she signed on the walls of the Reichstag. The war was over, but my grandmother worked in a hospital in Berlin until November 1945. Doctors were not very pampered with awards, but Evdokia Ivanovna was awarded medals: "For the Victory over Germany" and "for military merit", the badge "excellent sanitary service". For the war, she has six commendations from the command of the 69th army. She finished the war with the rank of senior Sergeant in the medical service. After the Victory, she worked for 32 years at a mechanical repair plant as an accountant, including 23 years as a chief accountant. She knew many of the workers not only by sight but also by their first and patronymic names. Evdokia Ivanovna was also engaged in public work: for many years she was the Secretary of the election Commission, a distributor of periodicals. In 1978, she went on a well-deserved rest, but still actively participated in the public life of the plant and the Council of veterans. Her parents instilled a love of work in her and her two brothers. They both worked at the Uralasbest repair and mechanical plant all their lives.

Volikov Nikolay Nikolaevich_x000D_ _x000D_ Title: Foreman. Branch of service: army, air force (except marine aviation), the coast guard, the troops of the NKVD border troops. Division: ninth guards airborne Poltava-Taganrog red banner order of Suvorov and Kutuzov division. Nikolai Nikolayevich Volikov was drafted into the army in October 1940. He was sent to study at the school of sanitary instructors in the city of Chkalov, where the war that began in June 1941 found him. Upon graduation, he was awarded the rank of Sergeant-sanitary instructor. And he was sent to the airborne troops, where for four months the soldiers received military training (mastered skydiving). In February 1942, as part of the 4th airborne corps, which is approximately 12 thousand people, great-grandfather was parachuted into the enemy's rear in order to block the road, the retreating Germans, to limit the supply of food and equipment approach. The release was made at night, in the dead of winter. Everyone had to gather at the fires lit by the partisans. The Germans saw the bonfires and started bombing them. The soldiers had to run for their lives along the meter-long snowdrifts away from the fires. Great-grandfather was lucky; he immediately found a pair of skis and lost when landing fur MITT. Having connected, the corps began to perform the combat task assigned to it. They fought until June. Planes supported communication with the «mainland», and wounded soldiers were sent to them. Here in the rear, my great-grandfather was awarded the medal "for military merit". He was also concussed there. He woke up in the village, in a house where there were three more wounded and the owner with two children. The bombing started, and they took shelter in the basement. A bomb exploded near the house, the house was destroyed, and they survived, although they barely got out from under the ruins. They fell behind their unit and began to move independently to the front line, got into a minefield, explosions started, the Germans surrounded them and took them prisoner (and sent them to a large pow camp in the city of Krichev). The prisoners were then transported to France. There, Russian immigrant has helped some Russian soldiers to escape to the French partisans. So great-grandfather in the French army liberated France. After the victory, all the Russians were gathered in camps, equipped at the expense of the "red cross" and began to be sent home. They were transported to Germany on American planes and returned to the Soviet Union on foot via Poland. Here they were again enlisted in the army, and at the end of the war, great-grandfather served for another year. Soviet soldiers who had withstood the worst of the brutal war were now rebuilding their shattered Homeland.

Title: Senior lieutenant. Branch of the armed forces: Military medical staff. In July 1941, in Moscow, Anya graduated from the paramedic and midwifery school. She was 17 years old. There was no prom... The war began. Since her second year, she had been a nurse in the infant Home where children without parental care were admitted. Therefore, I immediately decided to save the wounded soldiers. When enemy air raids on Moscow became more frequent, the baby's House was evacuated to the village of Mikhailovskoye in the Perm region. There, Anna Denisovna was called to the local military enlistment office. She had to walk five kilometres to get there.- Frostbite then my feet, - says the veteran. - The military Commissar at the sight of me was surprised why such a young girl came here. And I was like, «You called me." At that time, in St. Michael came to the hospital, where he received many of the wounded and sick red Army soldiers. Anna Denisovna bandaged the wounded and took care of them. In 1943, the front-line nurse was already working as part of the evacuation hospital No. 1958 of the Second Ukrainian Front, which was stationed in the village of Lisovo, near Kharkiv. They didn't stay here long. Then there were Ukraine, Moldova, and Romania. In Hungary, she found her destiny. A patient with jaundice, artillery captain Anatoly Volobuev, was admitted to our hospital, «said Anna Denisovna.»The doctor gave him an IV. However, his veins were poorly defined, so no one could get in, which left blue bruises on his hands. I'm able to put him on a drip. Then Anatoly asked that only I come to him. Then we started texting. After the war, he found me in Kharkiv, where I lived with my uncle. Anna Denisovna met Victory day in Hungary, in the city of Miskolc. She remembers that happy day. Everyone sang and danced. After the war, the veteran worked as a nurse in the Kursk psychiatric hospital for 47 years. Her daughters, Alla and Tatiana, and grandchildren followed in her footsteps. In 1971, Anna Volobueva was awarded a government award - the order of the red banner of Labour. In a prominent place, in the apartment of a senior Lieutenant of the medical service, numerous military awards Shine in gold: "For the victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945", order of the Patriotic War second grade, and others.

Vasina Maria Yakovlevna_x000D_ _x000D_ Type of troops: Land forces, air force (except naval aviation), coast service, NKVD troops, border guard. My mother Vasina Maria Yakovlevna (29.12.1925 – 10.11.2011) went through the entire war. She was called up when she was 15 years old. First, as a Komsomol member, to the hospital as a nurse. The hospital was located in a school (she no longer remembered the number) in Smolensk. She was born in the village of Volkovo, Yelninsky district, Smolensk region. According to my mother's stories, it was even worse than at the front later. They brought wounded soldiers: almost her age, the same age as her older brothers, the same age as her father, and the same age as her grandfather from a neighbouring farm. All the time: blood, parts of human bodies, the agony, the cries, dressings, basins, bandages. In addition, the smell of trouble that haunted her for so long... and the echo, the eerie echo, under the high ceilings in the hallways and classrooms. In moments of rest - reading, writing letters, amateur concerts. From fatigue, the girls did not even go home after duty; they slept in free utility rooms. In less than 18 years, she was already at the front. First in frontline intelligence. Since she knew German and Polish perfectly, "Vasya" made the transition with the reconnaissance group across the front line more than once. But after the liberation of Smolensk, she received a letter from her family … The news of the execution of her older brother Alexander, a partisan, and the attempt to steal her very young brother Mikhail and sister Zinaida to Germany, aroused in her only one indomitable desire to KILL FASCISTS. Which completely deprived her of caution, discretion. And ... they transferred her to a front-line bakery. There she received her third military specialty - a baker. Heavy cast-iron moulds, oven, wagon train, shelling, bombing-these are the "charms" of the front-line bakery. However, my mother didn't give up… She ended the war in 1945 in the city of Kaliningrad. She had many awards: medals, orders. Nevertheless, there is one special "For bravery". I would like to tell you more about this award. I read a lot about the war, about the exploits of Soviet soldiers in that war, but for some reason, they don't really try to talk about this episode - they observe political correctness! When the Soviet troops entered the city of Konigsberg (Kaliningrad), it was surprising to see such a detail – there were almost no people on the streets and in the houses. It was only a few days later that everything became clear. Women, the elderly, children were hiding in the city cemeteries to the tombs, among the graves. They were used as a human shield to hide the Nazis. (They were hiding behind peaceful German old men, women and children, not Russians, not Ukrainians, not Belarusians-as it used to be). They assured that the Red Army would shoot them, torture them, and rape them… Persuasion over the loudspeakers did not bring results. Then girls (including my mother) from intelligence, front-line hospitals, front-line bakeries, signalmen-who spoke languages-went to these city cemeteries. Personally, she led people out of the cemetery near some old Church of the 17th-18th century. There were large family vaults… Without weapons, with a smile, with a pure heart. As my mother told me, several girls were killed (unfortunately, she no longer remembered the exact number) by the Nazis hiding there. Every time she saw her older brother shot, and her younger siblings who had been given kerosene in the camp... There were tears in his eyes. Still, time after time, she went to talk, convince, save, bring out, take out... 70 years have passed. I really hope that someone else remembers this quiet feat of our young mothers-who saved hundreds of lives of Konigsberg citizens at the cost of their lives. To my great regret, I have no way to access the archives. Maybe someone is still alive. And I would love to see those for whom they sacrificed their lives! I hope that this information will be interesting in the overall picture of our VICTORY!

Full name: SURNAME: Pavlenko (Marchenko) first NAME: Taisiya middle name: Pavlovna CITY: Sukhoi farm, Rostov region DATE of BIRTH: 05.08.1925 DATE of DEATH: 12.04.2000 HISTORY: Military service: Military medical staff was Born on August 5, 1925 on the farm Sukhoi, Rostov region. At birth, the parents gave the name Tatiana, but when issuing a passport, the passport office employee recorded her as Taisiya. Parents: Mother-Marchenko (nee Tkacheva) Solomonida Nikolaevna, Russian, born in 1895, was born on a farm in Sukhoi, Martynovsky district, Rostov region. She worked as an ordinary collective farmer. She gave birth to four children. She died on March 4, 1982 in Proletarsk, Rostov region. Father-Pavel Nikolaevich Marchenko, Russian, born in 1892, was born in the village of Krepyana, Martynovsky district, Rostov region. He lived on the Sukhoi farm. He worked on a collective farm as a foreman. He was a member of the CPSU. He was given a reservation from the army and, in early 1942, he was sent by the CPSU to drive cattle (to protect them from the Nazis) to Kizlyar. He returned in 1943 and was appointed Chairman of the collective farm in the village of Salty, where he worked until 1952. In 1952, he and his family moved to the village of Proletarskaya, Rostov region (now the city of Proletarsk), where he managed the collective farm yard until 1956, and then worked as a freight forwarder until 1960. He died in 1969. The eldest sister-Natalia Pavlovna Marchenko (married Demidenko), was born on 27.05.1913. on the farm Sukhoi, worked on a collective farm. She died in 2000 in the city of Proletarsk, where she lived the last years of her life. Middle sister-Marchenko Maria Pavlovna (married Bulko), was born on 23.02.1928. on the Dry farm. From April 10, 1950 to June 1953, she worked on the Sukhoi farm as a Secretary of the village Council, then moved to the village of Proletarskaya (now the city of Proletarsk), where she worked as an accountant in the district of fin. Department (local government), and then went to work in the state Bank (state Bank, now called Sberbank). She retired in January 1997.The younger sister-Marchenko Tina Pavlovna, was born on 30.05.1931, tragically died (burned down) in 1945-1939. Taisiya Pavlovna graduated from grade 7 of the primary school of the village of Sukhoi. 1941-1943 lived in the occupation in Rostov-on-don. The Germans occupied Rostov-on-don twice: once in the autumn of 1941 (November 20-28) and again in the summer of 1942 (July 24). Finally, the city was liberated from the Germans on February 14, 1943, during the red Army offensive after the historic victory in Stalingrad.In 1944, she Graduated from the Rostov medical College with the qualification of a paramedic-obstetrician. Awarded the military rank of second Lieutenant. After graduating from technical school, she worked on the farm Komarovka. 1945. she moved to the village of Bolshaya Martynovka, Martynovsky district, Rostov region, where she worked as a midwife in a regional hospital. Family:1946, married Alexey Nikiforovich Pavlenko and began to bear his last name.1949, January 31, the family had a son – Gennady Pavlenko. 1958, the family moved to the city of Salsk, Rostov region. Here she began working as a senior nurse at the Salsk district hospital. She worked in this position until her retirement. In the city of Salsk, the family lived at 20 Svobody street. Awarded the medal "Veteran of labor". 1998, in August, she moved with her husband to Taganrog. She died on April 12, 2000 in Taganrog at the age of seventy-five. She was buried in the city cemetery of Taganrog, Rostov region.

Full name: Grigory Prokhorovich Plotnikov last NAME: Plotnikov FIRST name: Grigory PATRONYMIC: Prokhorovich CITY: Arkhangelsk region, Kargopolsky district, village. Rudny end DATE of BIRTH: 01.01.1895 DATE of DEATH: 01.01.1972 HISTORY: Rank: military medical Assistant Type of troops: Military medical staff Plotnikov Grigory Prokhorovich was born on November 15, 1895 in the Kargopolsky district of Ostashevskaya (Lekshma) village. Rudny end, which is upstream of the Lekshma river from d.Volosovskaya (Lekshma-Bor), June 23, 1941 was mobilized by the Kargopol RVC in the red Army. 17. From June to December 1941, as part of the Karelian front 88 rifle division 441 artillery regiment – Medical paramedic. From March 1942 to August 1942. Head evacuation Center No. 122 Kem-clerk. From August 1942 to September 1943, the Pathology laboratory of the Karelian front in Kem, Karelian SSR – senior laboratory assistant. 23. from September 1943 to February 1945, No. 89 field mobile hospital 3 Ukrainian front – medical paramedic. 24. As part of the 3rd Ukrainian front, he liberated Ukraine, Moldova, Bulgaria, Romania, Yugoslavia, Serbia, Hungary, and drove the enemies out of Austria. 25. from February 1945 to August 1945-1425 Skin and venereal hospital Wiener Neustadt (near Vienna) Austria - medical assistant. May 9, 1945 by decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR awarded the medal "For victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war 1941-1945" June 12, 1945 by order of the commander of the 26th army of the 3rd Ukrainian front was awarded the Order of the red Star. 28. From August 1945 to December 1945, Military hospital No. 5549 lightly wounded of the southern group of troops– medical paramedic. 29. Retired on December 12, 1945 with the rank of Lieutenant in the medical service.

Name: Poletavkina Claudia Alexeevna last NAME: Poletavkin NAME: Claudia PATRONYMIC: Alekseevna CITY: Ryazanskaya obl. DATE of BIRTH: 01.01.1922 DATE of DEATH: - HISTORY: Senior paramedic of the 3rd battalion of the Riga red banner 105th regiment, 1st Belorussian front and 3rd Baltic front. I met victory day in Berlin with the rank of second Lieutenant. The history of the 105th border regiment ( 2nd formation) is the whole history of our country and every person: the siege of Leningrad, the Road of Life, the Liberation of the Baltic States, the fight against banditry in the liberated territories, the storming of Berlin, the Reichstag. Signing of the Act of surrender...... the 105th Riga red banner order of the red star border regiment - one of the famous border regiments that began its history during the great Patriotic war, the birthday of the regiment on February 15, 1942 was created to strengthen the rear of the 54th army of the Leningrad front and protect the Road of Life through lake Ladoga, as part of the 54th army participated in breaking the siege of Leningrad (Volkhovsky FR-t), snipers of the regiment actively destroyed enemies. On April 5, 1943, the 105th was awarded the red banner Of battle on behalf of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. As part of the 3rd Baltic f-TA (54A), he participated in the" Riga operation", for which he received the honorary name"Riga" on October 31, 1944. In November 1944, due to the current situation, the regiment was transferred to Belarus to carry out military, operational, regime measures and actions carried out according to a single plan and plan in order to detect and eliminate the enemy's agents, its sabotage and reconnaissance groups, detachments, remnants of broken troops, as well as gangs and detain criminal elements. From November 1944 to March 1945 about 3,000 enemies were captured or eliminated, and about 5,000 mines were eliminated. on March 3, 1945, the regiment received an order to relocate to the rear of the 1st Belorussian front. After a 140 km March, the regiment reached the Eastern suburbs of Berlin on April 24, the regiment's soldiers participated in the storming of the Reichstag, as well as in the culminating historical moment - when signing the Act of surrender of Germany, the regiment provided security for the building. In total, during the second world war, 4,320 soldiers of the regiment were awarded orders and medals. From the moment of formation (major) to the victory in the second world war (Lieutenant Colonel), the regiment commander was Vasily Vasilyevich Alekseev, this is the 1st commander of the 105th. V. V. Alekseev lived in Leningrad after the war.

Name: Parvitsky Vera Ivanovna_x000D_ last NAME: Parnicka NAME: Faith middle name: Ivanovna CITY: Kovrov DATE of BIRTH: 07.07.1914 DATE of DEATH: 28.10.1995 HISTORY: Rank: major. Branch of the armed forces: military medical staff. Vera Ivanovna was born on July 07, 1914 in Kovrov, Vladimir region. She was the youngest daughter of the Kovrov priest John Fyodorovich Parvitsky and Ekaterina Ivanovna Moiseeva (Parvitskaya). After finishing school, despite excellent grades, she was not accepted to Medical school for a long time, because she was a "priest's daughter". But she doesn't give up and keeps trying to get in. Finally, it is accepted. She is doing very well and is graduating from the Institute. Vera Ivanovna really learned what war is back in December 1939, when she was drafted into the army as a graduate of the Ivanovo medical Institute and started working in the Toropetsky hospital. On the Karelian isthmus there were fierce battles with the Finnish army. It was a short-lived war, but fierce and bloody. Hundreds of wounded and frostbitten Soviet soldiers came to the hands of doctors, waiting for help, rescue. V. I. Parvitskaya already plunged into the difficult, on the verge of life and death, front-line everyday life, received her first military experience. Then there was a short and bright year of peace, joy and favorite work. And again-war. On June 22, 1941, the military echelon left Kovrov, taking away from home for five long years a young doctor Vera Ivanovna - already a senior Lieutenant (captain ?) medical services. As part of the 4th Shock Army, operating both in hospitals and in the field, it goes through the entire war. I've been in environments where I've been out fighting. Surgeon of a mobile field hospital. Only those who have been in the war really know what this service is, how incredibly difficult and dangerous it was. Not without reason, many years later, the legendary Marshal G. K. Zhukov in his famous book of memoirs noted that in winning the Victory, the merit of front-line doctors is no less significant than the merits of military leaders, soldiers and officers. She is repeatedly awarded. In January 1944, on the Baltic front, captain of the medical service Vera Ivanovna Parvitskaya, working as a resident in the surgical military field mobile hospital (HPPG 4189 4 UD. A), receives the medal "for military merit". In July 1944 - the most important award - the order of the red Star. In 1985, in honor of the 50th anniversary of the victory - the order of the Patriotic War II degree. Vera Ivanovna ends the war already in Konigsberg (present-day Kaliningrad) as a major in the medical service. Here is how V. I. Parvitskaya recalled the years of the great Patriotic war: "a Tent, an old dugout or a surviving barn in a burned village. The dim light of the "smoker", made from a shell casing, which the orderly kept at the operating table. Hastily put together bunks in two floors and the roar of explosions (after all, the front line is very close). This was our usual "working environment". And operations had to be done very different, sometimes very complex, to process hundreds of wounded. And then again and again to change the location, quickly, in a few hours to deploy to a new location and again operate, operate. As about happiness, we dreamed of a few hours of sleep and rest, just about silence." But on may 9, 1945, the war did not end for Vera Ivanovna Parvitskaya. And in the same year, 1945, it was immediately transferred to the far East, to Mongolia, where the Russian-Japanese war was still ongoing. She had a lot to see and experience in the war with the Japanese militarists, to help the Mongolian people in the fight against epidemics. There were awards, grateful eyes of the wounded returning from hospitals to the system. There Vera Ivanovna receives a personal certificate, signed by Stalin himself, for crossing the waterless Gobi desert. In the post-war peace time, Vera continued working as a surgeon and obstetrician, In the 70-ies of the last century, in charge of 2nd maternity ward 1st Kovrov city hospital and the reward for it was happy tears of mothers, the first time took at the hands of their kids loudly announcing the birth, that is born on earth one little person. Hundreds of Kovrov residents could call her their "godmother", and many medical professionals their mentor in the profession and life. However, due to numerous complex operations performed by Vera Ivanovna, in the most difficult conditions, at the end of her life, She completely lost her sight.

Sometimes whole families went to the front during the Great Patriotic War. I’d like to tell you about the Pashayev family from the village of Akhty. Three brothers Seyfedin, Suleiman and Bunyam in the very first days of the war were enlisted in the active units of the Red Army. Leaving for the front (the family lived in Baku at that time), the brothers ordered the sisters to work in the rear and look after their old mother Shiriban. In the summer and autumn of the first year of the war, the sisters worked at the enterprises of Baku. _x000D_ Radio and newspapers reported disappointing news from the front. The brutal war brought grief to every family. And the Pashayevs also received death notifications. Seyfedin, (graduated from the Moscow Economic Institute, worked as a chief engineer at a confectionery factory in Baku) was killed in the military actions near Kerch. Suleiman, a graduate of the Kiev Artillery School of Commanders-artillerymen, later graduated from the Baku Medical Institute with honors (1940), died in besieged Leningrad in 1943. _x000D_ The elder sister decided to go to the front to avenge the dead brothers. The Baku military registration and enlistment office sent a young Komsomol member to military training. Nabisat perfectly mastered military weapons and became a machine gunner. Sergeant Pashayeva Nabisat Palchaevna became the Commander of the machine gun section. _x000D_ The younger sister Taibat at that time was already in Akhty with her mother. Her desire was great to avenge her dead brothers. Taibat completed medical courses and served as a medical instructor in 871st Infantry Regiment. At the front, she provided first aid. On her fragile shoulders, she carried hundreds of wounded soldiers. More than once she had to shoot at the Nazis, inserted fuses into grenades, and obtained valuable information about the location of enemy fire points. In August 1943, while bandaging a wounded soldier, Taibat was seriously wounded, but managed to help him, and only when it got dark, both of them were picked up by the nurses. After the hospital, she ended up in 161st Infantry Division and reached Berlin. Taibat Palchaevna was awarded the Order of the Red Star and several medals. _x000D_ Both Nabisat and Bunyam have state awards, (before the war Bunyam graduated from the Physics and Mathematics Faculty of Baku State University with honors), who also went through a hard combat path. After going through the whole war, Pashayev Bunyam Palchaevich returned to Baku, began to teach at ASU. Some time later he was invited to lead the physics department of the DSU in Makhachkala. He retired with the title of Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences. _x000D_ The Pashayev family is a model of patriotism, and at the moment when the Motherland needed them, they paid tribute to their country. Thanks to people like them, it was possible to defeat the worst enemy - fascist Germany and win the Great Victory, the price of which cannot be understood by those who were not in the war and did not experience its bitterness of losses. Eternal glory! NABISAT PASHAEVA IS MY MOTHER! I AM VERY Proud of My Mom!

Branch of troops: Military Medical Personnel. Subdivision: 8th Guards Rifle Rezhitskaya Order of Lenin Red Banner Order of Suvorov I. V. Panfilov Division. Valentina Ivanovna Panfilova, the eldest daughter of General Ivan Vasilyevich, was a front-line medic._x000D_ “I went to the front with my father,” said Valentina Ivanovna. - He did not resist for long. Mom did not, as well. I was already 18! There was only one agreement to follow: not to show any family connection. I didn’t show. Thanks to this, I learned a lot about my dad from a side._x000D_ I served in the Medical Battalion, and the wounded, without hesitation, discussed their Division Commander, at my presence. He was appreciated and called «Pop”. On November 16, 1941, the Germans launched a second general offensive against Moscow. And on the morning of November 17, medical officers were providing assistance to the wounded soldiers of the mortar troops. The path ran through the Division command post. Taking the opportunity, in a hurry, I went to see my father. _x000D_ Oh, he was so happy to see me! Asking about the letters from home, the general immediately began to praise the soldiers of his Division: “Imagine: fifty steel monsters go to the trenches, and a handful of our brave men enter into single combat with them. And they win! ” There was so much sparkle in my father's eyes. I could hardly assumed that this was our last meeting. By the morning of the next day, the number of wounded increased by the hour. Combat injuries, blood, groans echoed from all sides of the dressing station. I had to work tirelessly. During the next dressing, calming the seriously wounded soldier who was sobbing loudly, I suddenly learned about the death of my father. But the soldier was crying not from battle wounds, but from the fact that Pop was killed! They buried my father in Moscow. I was the only one of our large family at the funeral. _x000D_ After I immediately returned to my unit to fight until Victory. And on December 6, at dawn, a deafening cannonade began. At times, it seemed that the whole earth was turned inside out. We jumped out into the street and the first thing we saw was a large batch of our fierce bombers, accompanied by “hawks,” flying towards the enemy positions. Equipment is pulling up along the roads, troops are marching. Why, this is an offensive! The heart beats with joy. We rip off our hats and throw them up: “Hurray! We are advancing! " _x000D_ On that memorable day, the Kryukovo station passed from hand to hand several times, the enemy fiercely resisted. We have many wounded, but no one wanted to be evacuated. During the bombardment, I was wounded by small fragments in the face and my head. But after putting on a bandage, I continue to work. Finally a breakthrough! And our units rushed forward, liberating the Moscow Region, Tula, Ryazan regions. Disfigured fascist equipment is lying on the side of the road, corpses in mouse-gray greatcoats lie. A column of Nazi prisoners is moving towards us. They whine dejectedly, distorting Russian words: "We are leaving... General Panfilov ... Your Division is wild …". Even after his death, the father was terrible to the Nazis!

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.

Отряд сандружинниц на дежурстве по городу. г. Нальчик. Октябрь 1941 г.

Выпуск медсестер запаса (группа № 9) при Кабардино-Балкарском пединституте. г. Нальчик. 28 сентября 1941 г.