Andryushina Tatiana Semyonovna HISTORY: Title: Red Army soldier. I know almost nothing about her, about Tatiana - my grandmother's own younger sister. That is why I want to somehow keep what I know. My grandmother told me that Tanya fought in the Carpathians, she died there, and I didn't ask anything else. Only once, in 1973-1974, a letter came from the "red pathfinders" from the area where Tatyana died, they asked for a photograph of her and a story about her. My grandmother enlarged and multiplied her photograph and sent it to that city, and even then I did not ask anything, although I was already big, which now I regret immensely ... Another story was told in our family. My uncle in 50 years served in the Army in Ukraine, and once they went to a military cemetery, I don't know why, maybe to give military honors ... And among the graves he saw the grave of his aunt Tatiana, told the commander about this, and there were volleys in memory of the fighter Tatiana. And then a few years later his daughter Tanya, my cousin, was born to him, and only now I understand whose name she bears. Many, many years have passed, my children have also grown up, and so often I think of her to my almost grandmother or aunt, I remember her in church as the warrior Tatiana. I told my children what I know about her, and my daughter found our Tatiana on the Memorial website. Andryushina Tatyana Semyonovna was born in 1921, in December 1941 she went to the front. Military rank - Red Army. She fought on the 4th Ukrainian front, 5th dep. anti-aircraft regiment, telephone operator, was a member of the Komsomol. On December 30, 1944, she was admitted to the hospital with heart disease (combined mitral heart disease). She died on January 14, 1945. Burial place Ukraine, Drohobych region, Samborsky district, Sambor city, cemetery, military station, grave No. 24. That's all we know about Tatiana. Our Tanya remained on the border with Poland. She did not live to see Victory, did not see this joy, a very young girl ...