""Gabdrafik Gabdrashitovich Kabirov was born in 1920 in the village of Mikyashevo, Davlekanovsky district, Bashkir ASSR. After graduating from the Ufa financial and economic college Gabdrafik Gabdrashitovich was sent to build the Karelian-Finnish road. He worked as the head of the section where more than four hundred people worked under his supervision. There he was caught up in the war. On June 25 he left Medvezhegorsk district military committee of Karelian-Finnish SSR as a volunteer to the front. The last two letters from Gabdrafik came in January 1942: ""...I graduated from the Leningrad Artillery School in a hurry, got enrolled in the mortar battalion of the military unit 1025 of the air defense and was urgently sent through Ladoga on ice on foot towards Volkhov, about January 12, 13, 1942 big fights are expected (or the letters were written on January 12, 13)"". Much later, a notice came that he was missing. After searches and inquiries of parents in 1947, they received a second notice. For parents and many close relatives he remained ""missing"", which they did not want to believe. If he had been captured even if he had been wounded, contusions and other emergencies, they still hoped that he would be able to send a message. In the Book of Memory: Kabirov Gabdrafik Gabdrashitovich, born in 1920 in Mikyashevo village, Davlekanovsky district, Red Army soldier, shooter, went missing in May 1942. In March 2003, the chairman of the Fund of search units RB I.Z. Bikbaev brought from St. Petersburg information that the documents of the dead funeral team were found, where it is reflected that they buried G.G. Kabirov, who died in battle, 1920, a native of the village Mikyashevo Davlekanovsky district. According to Ildar Zinnurovich, the soldiers were mainly buried in the funnels from the airliners and the alleged place of reburial - st. Posthost Kirishi district, Leningrad region (here are buried the remains of those soldiers found by searchers) or at the station Zharok, where there is a memorial to fallen soldiers. In our time from the archive data a message was found under the stamp ""Secret"" № 02131 of October 22, 1942 to the Head of the Central Bank of the Personal Losses RED ARMY, signed by the Chief of the Staff Department, Colonel Pautov, which reads: ""In this case, I present the acts and schemes of burial by trophy teams of the Red Army, Jr. Commander and Chief of Staff, who died in battles with the German occupiers in the area of the village Pogostye, Leningrad region"" and Appendix: ""mentioned on 66 sheets"". The annex sets out: ""this act is drawn up in the fact that ... from 21.04.42 to 1.06.42 24 det. army trophy company buried in the area of the railway between St. Pogostie and cross. Zharok the next fighters, commanders and political workers who died the death of the brave in the fight against the Nazi invaders"" and further is the list of those who were killed, on 66 sheets. In the list No. 20 under number 4 Kabirov G G., 1st mortar battalion, Red Army man, address: Bash ASSR, Davlekanovsky district, v. Mikashevo, father - Kabirov Gabdrashit. Of the 92 people on this list, 7 are identified by surname, first name and patronymic, and the remaining 85 people are written in one line: buried without documents, presumably, all of them fell into the category of ""missing"". In the other lists, the warriors buried without documents also significantly prevail. In total, the number of such buried soldiers is 1452 people. Here is one of the horrors of that war. In 2007, a film in Bashkir ""For the Native Land"" (written by Gulnaz Galimullina, directed by Aigul Malbayeva) was shot, which was repeatedly broadcast on the BCT. The film is based on the memories of Kabirov Gabdrakhman Gabdrashitovich about the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, about his elder brother Gabdrafik, about how parents hoped and waited for his return, and that all three sons from the Kabirov family defended their Homeland from the Nazi invaders, fulfilled with honor and bravery their parents' instructions. Two of them returned home with victories and battle awards: Gabdrahman served from August 1942 to March 1947, also from August 1945 to September 31, 1945 he participated in the war with Japan; the younger Gabdrahman fought on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War from February 1944, and then until January 28, 1950 he served to maintain order in Germany. The film features episodes of staged battles. The big and fruitful work of Bashkir search groups, process of reburial of the Soviet soldiers is shown. At the moment of film shooting, searchers of Bashkir Republic found and reburied the remains of about three thousand soldiers. In the film places of burial and reburial of the lost soldiers and a common grave № 21 where remains of Kabirov Gabdrafik Gabdrashitovich rest are shown. "