Kondratieva Olga Pavlovna (December 2, 1926-early 90's). Kondratieva Olga Pavlovna was born on December 2, 1926 in Zhdanov, Stalin region in Ukraine (now Mariupol, Donetsk region), later the family moved to the Kursk region. When the war began, Olga studied in the seventh grade, without hesitation, the girl, adding a few years, decided to go to the front as a volunteer. In August 1941, she was assigned to the 470 howitzer regiment of the 13th army, which was stationed in Dmitriev, covering the retreat of the Red Army units. In Kursk, the regiment was disbanded, and Olga Pavlovna was transferred to the 277th rifle division, 870th rifle regiment. She joined Komsomol in the trench, and in December 1941 she took part in the liberation of Yelets. She was awarded the Order of the Red Star for her courage in rescuing and helping wounded soldiers and commanders. At the end of February 1943, she was seriously wounded in the spine and right leg, was treated for a long time in various hospitals in the country, the wound did not heal, and the right foot had to be amputated. She was discharged in February 1943 with the rank of senior Sergeant. In 1944, Olga Pavlovna returned to Mikhailovsky (later Zheleznogorsk) district, graduated from the Fatezh Teachers' Training College, from October 1945 worked at the Kursk Party School, in April 1947 she was sent to the village of Soldatskoye, where she worked as an elementary school teacher in a 4-year school until 1961. In 1956, she joined the CPSU.1961-1962- a teacher of the Zheleznogorsk 8-year school. In 1962-1964 – she taught at Zheleznogorsk secondary school No. 2. For 13 years (from January 13, 1964 – 1977), she worked at Zheleznogorsk school No. 4 as a librarian, primary school teacher, and history teacher in grades 5-6. In Zheleznogorsk, she lived at the address: 21 Partsezda street, 11a, apt. 25. Orders: Order of the Patriotic War I degree, Order of the Red Star, medal "for the victory over Germany", anniversary medals in honor of the Victory over Germany, anniversary medals ff the Armed Forces of the USSR, Zhukov Medal, medal"Veteran of labor".