Anna Nikolaevna Chueva. Anna Nikolaevna Chueva. In July 1941, her husband left for the front and soon died. Anna Chueva and her two children moved to the collective farm "Zolotoy Kolos" (Golden Spike) in the Kuyurgazinsky district of the Bashkir Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. In 1941, Anna Chueva became the head of the vegetable branch of the collective farm "Zolotoy Kolos" in Kuyurgazinsky district. During all the years of her work, Anna Chueva was among the foremost workers, showing samples of shock work. During the 1944 harvest she tied up 2.5-3.5 thousand sheaves daily at a rate of 400. On 11 August 1944, Anna Chueva collected 5,200 sheaves, which resulted in 12 poods (1pood = 16kg or 2 stones) of grain. On August 30, 1945, Anna Chueva collected 8,300 sheaves, having removed bread from the area of 5 hectares at the norm of 0.45 hectares. She was given 18 poods of bread and 22 awards for her work. Anna Chueva's awards: Hero of Socialist Labor (1966); two Orders of Lenin (1949, 1966) and medals, including "For Labor Valour". She passed away on 7 July 1973.