He was born in Apastovsky district, Tatar ASSR. The family had 13 children, only four survived. He was drafted into the army in 1942. At the front, during the battle, he was wounded in the elbow of his right hand, and was discharged due to the wound. He has awards as a participant of the Great Patriotic War. Before the war, he lived in the city of Kazan, studied at a military school (which - I do not know), fought near the city of Yelnya. Unfortunately, while he was fighting, our army was retreating. He was wounded on 5.09.1943, (he was 19! years old) by a shrapnel, but his arm did not bend or unbend until the very end of his life. He was a disabled person of group 2. There were awards. They remained in the previous family. But the brothers (his sons) did not find them (I asked). In peacetime, he did not like to watch films about the war, especially those where songs are sung. He said that war is blood and dirt, blood and dirt. I think there was a lot of stress. I have a copy of the certificate of illness (injury). There's some information there. Rank-Red Army Soldier. Military unit and its address: 93 p. regiment. Serves in the RSC since 1942. Place of permanent residence before service: Kazan, Bogulinskaya street, No. 3. Accepted into the Red Army by the Stalinist GVK of Moscow. Member of the Komsomol. Wounded at the front 5/9-43 shrapnel in the right elbow joint. There is no movement in the right elbow joint. Recognized: Unfit for military service with an exception from the register. The war invalid of 2 group. Approved by VVK MEP No. 41 on March 17, 1944-here is some information. And this is all from the documents. And from the stories a lot of things are different. He lived and was buried in the city of Yeniseysk, Krasnoyarsk region.