Rank: Sergeant Dmitry Baryshev was born on November 6, 1925 in the city of Magnitogorsk, Chelyabinsk Region. He was a participant of the Great Patriotic War from July 1943. In the battle near Surozh, Orel region, he was seriously wounded by a mine fragment in the thigh of his left leg with damage to the sciatic nerve. Later received disability. Awarded the Medal For Bravery. In the battle, he was wounded in the leg, and when the German soldiers went around after the battle to check if anyone was still alive, they came up to him. The soldier kicked him hard in the wounded leg with his boot. Where did the 17-year-old boy find the strength not only not to scream, but not to show signs of life. Then a girl nurse found him. After the injury, he limped all his life. Another fragment remained on the bridge of the nose near the eye, it was impossible to operate there. After the war, he worked in Magnitogorsk in a POW camp until this camp was disbanded. After that, he was transferred to work as a duty officer at the Magnitogorsk railway station. At that time, they began to build a continuation of the branch to Sibai and he, as a highly initiative and responsible person, was transferred to work in Sibai. Worked in the Human Resources Department. He was in the leadership of the Trade Union. His inexhaustible life energy and will constantly moved everything he was connected with, both at work and in the family. He was very cheerful, the "soul" of any company, very fond of jokes. He was interested in everything, any equipment, any new products, collected models of cameras, transistors, radios, and then with pleasure gave them to friends and relatives. Very fond of children, very fond of life. After a short vacation in the Crimea, he got together with his family in a week and moved to the Crimea near Simferopol in August 1974, where he lived for a very short time - 2 years. One thing that always upset him was that he could not get an education because of the war, so he did everything to ensure that his children studied. He wanted his son to become a military man. His son realized his dream, but after his death.