Lukyanchuk Nikolay Averyanovich
CITY: Pavlovka village, Chuguevsky district, Primorsky Territory DATE OF BIRTH: 04/19/1913 DATE OF DEATH: 07/07/1984 HISTORY: Title: Sergeant Type of troops: Signal troops Subdivision: 190th Fighter Aviation Division Polotsk Red Banner Order of Kutuzov Graduated from 5 classes of secondary school in the village Chuguevka in 1925, on April 20, 1934, married Ivanenko Maria Fedorovna (born in 1917, the village of Antonovka, Chuguevsky district of Primorsky Territory, a home front worker). Drafted into active service on September 20, 1934, in the Spassky Regional Military Commissariat of Primorsky Krai. Called for mobilization on 09/07/1941 by the Chuguevsky Regional Military Commissariat of the Primorsky Territory. He took the oath of office on 07.11.1941 at the 90th separate communications battalion. From September 1941 to November 1942 he served as a line supervisor in the 90th separate communications battalion with the rank of sergeant. From November 1942 to April 1946 he served as a line supervisor in the 90th air base area. From April to June 1946 he served (worked) at the 2932 field postal station (190 fighter aviation division) as a senior inspector. Demobilized on 06/18/1946. From 02/05/1949 to 01/16/1967 he worked in the Ulakhinsky Timber Industry Enterprise at the Kamenka forest area as an accountant, technician, head of the forest area. From 16.02.1967 Until January 14, 1969, he worked at the Fujin Timber Industry Enterprise as the head of the Setiukhe timber station. From 01/27/1969 to 07/27/1970 he worked in the Yakovlevsky SMU of the Spasskcemenstroy trust in the SU-2 as a normalizer. Since 11/16/1970 he worked in Yakovlevsky Building and Construction department "Primorkraiselstroy" in SU-2 as a normalizer (on 08/22/1972 the enterprise was transformed into PMK-1001). Once at the resort he met Krikman Yan Petrovich, a Soviet military officer, an employee of the Minsk State Political Directorate, who in 1924, in Operation Syndicate, was responsible for the “window” on the border. They became very good friends. Nikolai Averyanovich visited Yan Krikman in Moscow more than once with his family. They became very good friends. We wrote letters to each other.
Lukyanchuk Nikolay Averyanovich
CITY: Pavlovka village, Chuguevsky district, Primorsky Territory DATE OF BIRTH: 04/19/1913 DATE OF DEATH: 07/07/1984 HISTORY: Title: Sergeant Type of troops: Signal troops Subdivision: 190th Fighter Aviation Division Polotsk Red Banner Order of Kutuzov Graduated from 5 classes of secondary school in the village Chuguevka in 1925, on April 20, 1934, married Ivanenko Maria Fedorovna (born in 1917, the village of Antonovka, Chuguevsky district of Primorsky Territory, a home front worker). Drafted into active service on September 20, 1934, in the Spassky Regional Military Commissariat of Primorsky Krai. Called for mobilization on 09/07/1941 by the Chuguevsky Regional Military Commissariat of the Primorsky Territory. He took the oath of office on 07.11.1941 at the 90th separate communications battalion. From September 1941 to November 1942 he served as a line supervisor in the 90th separate communications battalion with the rank of sergeant. From November 1942 to April 1946 he served as a line supervisor in the 90th air base area. From April to June 1946 he served (worked) at the 2932 field postal station (190 fighter aviation division) as a senior inspector. Demobilized on 06/18/1946. From 02/05/1949 to 01/16/1967 he worked in the Ulakhinsky Timber Industry Enterprise at the Kamenka forest area as an accountant, technician, head of the forest area. From 16.02.1967 Until January 14, 1969, he worked at the Fujin Timber Industry Enterprise as the head of the Setiukhe timber station. From 01/27/1969 to 07/27/1970 he worked in the Yakovlevsky SMU of the Spasskcemenstroy trust in the SU-2 as a normalizer. Since 11/16/1970 he worked in Yakovlevsky Building and Construction department "Primorkraiselstroy" in SU-2 as a normalizer (on 08/22/1972 the enterprise was transformed into PMK-1001). Once at the resort he met Krikman Yan Petrovich, a Soviet military officer, an employee of the Minsk State Political Directorate, who in 1924, in Operation Syndicate, was responsible for the “window” on the border. They became very good friends. Nikolai Averyanovich visited Yan Krikman in Moscow more than once with his family. They became very good friends. We wrote letters to each other.
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