Full name: Fyodor Yakovlevich Privalov Full name: Privalov Fyodor Yakovlevich last NAME: Privalov FIRST name: Fyodor PATRONYMIC: Yakovlevich CITY: Gorky region, Lyakhovsky district, Vysokovo village DATE of BIRTH: 10.01.1925 DATE of DEATH: 16.08.2003 HISTORY: Branch of service: army, air force (except marine aviation), the coast guard, the troops of the NKVD border troops. Division: 103rd guards rifle red banner order of Kutuzov division. Title: Sergeant. Born and raised in the Gorky region, Lyakhovsky district, Vysokovo village. The youngest son of the first Chairman of the village Council Privalov Yakov Grigoryevich, who previously served as a boatswain in Kronstadt. Even before the call to the red army, he participated in the successful detention of two saboteurs in the village of Vysokovo who arrived to commit sabotage at the Verbovsky plant. He did not have time to finish his studies in the 10th grade of the Lyakhovskaya school, in January 1943 he was mobilized in the red army, after training in the paratrooper guards rifle division (including skydiving), and was sent to the front as a squad leader of the 1st assault Rifle company of the 322nd rifle regiment. Member of the Komsomol. Back in March 1944, his older brother Privalov Vasily Yakovlevich, the commander of the T-34 tank was considered missing in action in the battles near Vitebsk, taking into account this fact, Fyodor Yakovlevich fiercely and selflessly performing another combat task, this time near the city of Semmering (Austria, Alps) 05.04.1945 was seriously wounded, a fragment of an exploding shell pierced his chest, pierced a lung and passed a centimeter near his heart. Continuing the battle, Fyodor Yakovlevich managed to destroy several enemy invaders, while miraculously survived, thanks to his comrade Alexander from Kazakhstan, who pulled him out of the battlefield in an unconscious state and thanks to the innate rapid blood clotting. After the war, Fyodor Yakovlevich graduated from the 10th grade of the Lyakhovskaya school, then with honors from the trade school in Moscow. Petushki and the trade Institute, worked in The Lyakhovsky SELPO, later accompanied commercial shipping barges from Lyakhov to Moscow along the Oka and Volga with food and sold products grown and produced by back-breaking labor by local collective farms, factories and enterprises. Then he was elected Chairman of the village Council d. Highly and conscientiously worked in this field for more than 20 years before retirement. He has many labor certificates and commendations. He was married until the last days of his life, raised a stable three children, and all the merits, despite the disability due to a serious injury received during the courageous and persistent defense of the Fatherland from the fascist invaders who treacherously invaded the borders of our homeland.