CITY: Kazan region, Budenovskiy district, village Novye Tinchali DATE OF BIRTH: 01/01/1911 DATE OF DEATH: 03/18/1945 HISTORY: Title: junior sergeant. Aliaskarov (Aleskarov) Zarif Arifullovich (born in 1911) was born in the Kazan region, Budenovsky district, in the village of Novye Tinchali. Non-partisan. In August 1941 he was drafted by the Budenov Military Commissariat of the Tatar ASSR to serve in the Red Army. Participation in the Great Patriotic War since October 1941. He was in captivity from October 6, 1941 to May 1, 1942 (7 months) with. Akhtyrka, Poltava region, Poltavsk (escaped from captivity). He was taken prisoner, being a Red Army soldier, in the position of a shooter of the 52nd rifle division, 182 division. He was in the NKVD special camp 261 from May 17, 1943 to June 28, 1943. (43 days). I arrived at the special camp from Blagodarny Military Commissariat. Was wounded: - March 12, 1942. - July 10, 1943. - On August 6, 1944, he received a blind shrapnel wound of the soft tissues of the left shoulder and 2 fingers of the left hand with bone damage (shooter 105th cn 77th rifle division, Red Army soldier); - On March 16, 1945 he received a blind wound in the lower back, penetrating into the stomach (the commander of the rifle squad of the 89th rifle division of the 23rd rifle division, junior sergeant), as a result of which he died. In the battles with the German invaders for the settlement of Buholz, Lyubov and Rogov of the Stargrad district of the province of Pomerania on March 5, 1945. ml. Sergeant Z.A. Aleskarov skillfully commanded the squad. He was the first to break into the enemy's trench and threw grenades at German soldiers, killed three of them and wounded several. For which he was awarded the Order of the "Red Star" (supporting documents are attached: 1. Award sheet; 2. Order No. 112 / n of 03/31/1945). The commander of the heavy machine gun crew, junior sergeant Aleskarov Zarif, for the fact that he, in the battle for the city of Stargrad in Pomerania on March 6, 1945, despite heavy enemy fire, continuously supported the advance of our infantry with heavy machine gun fire, while with machine gun fire he destroyed one fire point and 4 enemy soldiers, awarded the medal "For Courage" (supporting documents are attached: 1. Order No. 059 / n dated 03/10/1945; 2. Named list of the dead (medal)). At the time of his death he was in the rank of ml. sergeant of the 89th rifle regiment of the 23rd rifle division. He died of his wounds on March 18, 1945 in the 61st Separate Medical-Sanitary Battalion, was buried in N. the item of Friedrichswalde, Germany (List of deceased, item 151). Reburied: Poland, West Pomeranian Voivodeship, the city of Gryfino, street of the Polish Army.