Sadokhin Pavel Fedorovich
Sadokhin Pavel Fedorovich
Sadokhin Pavel Fedorovich was born in Vishnyakovo village of Kirensky district in Irkutsk region on June 18, 1918. His labor activity he began in 1938, the first of September in Sogdiondonsk elementary school of Bodaibo district. On August 15, 1939, he was appointed a mathematics teacher at an adult evening school in Bodaibo, and then, a year later, he was transferred to Bodaibo high school. On July 15, 1941, Pavel Fyodorovich was released from work at the school due to mobilization in the Red Army. He served in the Artillery with the rank of Senior Sergeant. Sadokhin Pavel Fedorovich came to the Leningrad Front: 42-I and the 2nd shock army 18th Artillery Division RGN, 65 Artillery Brigade of the 1428-th Artillery Regiment, 2 V division, 6th Battery control platoon commander of the Artillery Reconnaissance. The battle experience, like experience of warriors, was not without serious injuries. Two medical certificates have been preserved. The first reference refers to the treatment of severe injuries, starting from July 3, 1944 to March 15, 1945. He underwent operations to excise the tumor of the right Shin and foot, and the exostosis of the right foot was cur. In the second certificate, by the decision of the military medical Commission of the State Cancer Institute from the 10th of March, 1945, he was declared fit for non-combat service with re-examination in three 3 months under the article 46, column 1 "Schedule of diseases" of the order of the NKO of the USSR No. 336 of 1942. "Chairman of the medical Commission SIGNATURE. 20 / III 1945. Kamenny island, 2nd Berezovaya alley, house 2/4." After the end of the war Pavel Fyodorovich came to his wife, children and his students, without whom he could not imagine his future life. He gave 40 years to the school, to thousands and thousands of his students. To all of them. He put into their souls pieces of his knowledge, of his strict and fair attitude to life. He lived in truth, modestly, and wished this to his students and children. He was intelligent, and not in outward manners, but in the essence of his soul. Pavel Fyodorovich had an incredible depth of knowledge in mathematics, the most important areas of science and political life of the country. He always impressed his students, friends and relatives with it. He had a clear mind and a good memory until the last days of his life. We (his children) are grateful to him for all the feats he performed.