Gilyazetdinov Sharif Khairullimovich
The youngest daughter of the Red Army soldier Gilyazidinov Sharif Khairulimovich - Abzalilova Roziya Sharipovna tells. “Dad was born in 1900 (the exact date of birth is not known), in Ufa (Republic of Bashkortostan), lost his parents early and since we knew almost nothing about his life, we asked my mother to tell us about him. Talking about his life, my mother always cried (their fates are very similar, my mother was also left without parents early, she had a very difficult childhood), so we were afraid to ask her again, if only she would not cry. Mom said that when the war began, dad could not sit quietly at his desk, working as the director of an industrial complex, went to the region and asked to go to the front to defend the Motherland. But due to the fact that he had a leading position, he was not young, he did not manage to get to the front right away. " From the award list it follows that “the former private rifleman of the 251st Guards front regiment of the 85th Red Banner Riga Rifle Division Gilyazidinov Sharif Khairulimovich fought on the front against the German invaders from July 24, 1944 to December 5, 1944 on the 2nd Baltic Front as part of the 251st Guards front regiment of the 85th Red Banner Riga Infantry Division. During the offensive against the German defenses in the region of Lake Riga, he was seriously wounded on December 5, 1944 in the legs by a mine fragment. Due to severe injury, the right leg is not suitable for action and (Gilyazidinov Sh.G.) is an invalid of the Patriotic War of the 2nd group. " “During this period, mom was both a father and a mother for us. During the day she worked on a collective farm, and in the evenings she sewed sheepskin coats for the front at the industrial complex. My father died on April 1, 1947, when I was less than 4 months old, my mother had 5 children, and when he was presented for the award - November 6, 1947, my mother could not go to the region, leaving us alone. Our dear mother raised us five alone (my older brother was only 14 years old at that time) and we can say that we had neither childhood nor youth, we tried to help our mother, studied, and worked. So we lived ... You can write a book about our difficult life ... "
Gilyazetdinov Sharif Khairullimovich
The youngest daughter of the Red Army soldier Gilyazidinov Sharif Khairulimovich - Abzalilova Roziya Sharipovna tells. “Dad was born in 1900 (the exact date of birth is not known), in Ufa (Republic of Bashkortostan), lost his parents early and since we knew almost nothing about his life, we asked my mother to tell us about him. Talking about his life, my mother always cried (their fates are very similar, my mother was also left without parents early, she had a very difficult childhood), so we were afraid to ask her again, if only she would not cry. Mom said that when the war began, dad could not sit quietly at his desk, working as the director of an industrial complex, went to the region and asked to go to the front to defend the Motherland. But due to the fact that he had a leading position, he was not young, he did not manage to get to the front right away. " From the award list it follows that “the former private rifleman of the 251st Guards front regiment of the 85th Red Banner Riga Rifle Division Gilyazidinov Sharif Khairulimovich fought on the front against the German invaders from July 24, 1944 to December 5, 1944 on the 2nd Baltic Front as part of the 251st Guards front regiment of the 85th Red Banner Riga Infantry Division. During the offensive against the German defenses in the region of Lake Riga, he was seriously wounded on December 5, 1944 in the legs by a mine fragment. Due to severe injury, the right leg is not suitable for action and (Gilyazidinov Sh.G.) is an invalid of the Patriotic War of the 2nd group. " “During this period, mom was both a father and a mother for us. During the day she worked on a collective farm, and in the evenings she sewed sheepskin coats for the front at the industrial complex. My father died on April 1, 1947, when I was less than 4 months old, my mother had 5 children, and when he was presented for the award - November 6, 1947, my mother could not go to the region, leaving us alone. Our dear mother raised us five alone (my older brother was only 14 years old at that time) and we can say that we had neither childhood nor youth, we tried to help our mother, studied, and worked. So we lived ... You can write a book about our difficult life ... "
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