Lubyantsev Nikolay Timofeevich
CITY: Volgograd region, Danilovsky district, Loboikovo village DATE OF BIRTH: 01/01/1924 DATE OF DEATH: - HISTORY: Born in 1924 in the Volgograd region, Danilovsky district, Loboikovo village. In August 1942, Nikolai Lubyantsev, at the age of 18, was drafted into the Red Army. He was trained as a driver-mechanic in a training regiment stationed in the village of Tsarev, Leninsky district, 60 kilometers from Stalingrad. Despite heavy defensive battles in the city, cadets trained until December 1942, and then was transferred to Ryazan, where they received the status of the 20th separate training armored vehicle regiment of foreign equipment. After the distribution of Lubyantsev N.T. was sent to the 2nd Mechanized Brigade 5 -th mechanized corps of the 6th tank army and was assigned to the reconnaissance company, as part of which he went through the whole war until 1947. On August 31, 1944, Nikolai Lubyantsev, as part of our troops, took part in a solemn march through the capital of Romania, Bucharest. On the eve of this event Lubyantsev N.T. applied for membership in the CPSU (b). After the successful completion of the Jassy-Kishinev operation on September 12, 1944. The 5th Mechanized Corps was transformed into the 9th Guards Rymnik Mechanized Corps. December 22, 1944 Lubyantsev N.T. was awarded the Order of the Red Star. In the award list it was written: "The mechanic driver Lubyantsev, skillfully maneuvering, drove the car towards the enemy, who was trying to take possession of the village of Moravtsi and cut the highway-highway connecting with the rear of the army." April 20, 1947 arrived at his home in Danilovka. Soon he got a job in the police. Later he graduated from the higher party school in Stalingrad and worked in the Serafimovichi district, held various positions.