He was born on May 22, 1924 in the village of Keros, region of the Komi Republic. A partisan recon, took part in underground work against the German fascist invaders in the territory of the Karelian ASSR. From 10/16/1944 to 05/02/1945, he fought in Poland, Czechoslovakia, Germany. He celebrated the victory in the hospital, as he was wounded before the end of the war. After the hospital, he took part in the hostilities against Japan.
Awards: Order of the Red Star, Order of Glory III degree. He carried a platoon commander, a Junior Leiutenant from the battlefield, for which he was awarded a medal: "Partisan of the Great Patriotic War II degree", "For Defense of the Soviet Arctic", "For Victory over Japan" and jubilee medals.
After returning home, he worked as a driver and foreman at the Obyachevsky sovkhoz until his retirement. Raised with his wife Tugolukova Ustinia Stepanovna three daughters Vera, Elena, Nina. He died on 10.01.1997. He was buried at the Obyachevsky cemetery.
Tugolukov Nikolai Egorovich
He was born on May 22, 1924 in the village of Keros, region of the Komi Republic. A partisan recon, took part in underground work against the German fascist invaders in the territory of the Karelian ASSR. From 10/16/1944 to 05/02/1945, he fought in Poland, Czechoslovakia, Germany. He celebrated the victory in the hospital, as he was wounded before the end of the war. After the hospital, he took part in the hostilities against Japan.
Awards: Order of the Red Star, Order of Glory III degree. He carried a platoon commander, a Junior Leiutenant from the battlefield, for which he was awarded a medal: "Partisan of the Great Patriotic War II degree", "For Defense of the Soviet Arctic", "For Victory over Japan" and jubilee medals.
After returning home, he worked as a driver and foreman at the Obyachevsky sovkhoz until his retirement. Raised with his wife Tugolukova Ustinia Stepanovna three daughters Vera, Elena, Nina. He died on 10.01.1997. He was buried at the Obyachevsky cemetery.