Heroes and feats

Rank: red army soldier. Type of service: - ground forces, - air force (except naval aviation), - the coast guard, troops of the NKVD, - the border guards. Last name: Belobaba First name: Grigory Patronymic: Pavlovich date of birth/Age: 1909. Place of birth: Krasnodar Krai, article Dyad. Place of registration / Residence: 2 Batareiko str., Sochi, Krasnodar K-R. Date and place of conscription/last place of conscription: -1943, Sochi GVK, Krasnodar territory, Sochi; - 17.09.1943, Mozdok RVC, Ordzhonikidzevsky territory, Mozdoksky district. Place of service/last place of service: 36 Plast. regiment, 9 Plast. division I of the Ufpa. Military rank: red army soldier. Position: "sapper" - sapper platoon. Date of the feat: 27.09.1944. Order of the division: No. 15/n of 10.10.1944 Published: 36 plastunsky SP., 9 PSD., I Ukrainian front. Awarded the medal "for bravery". Date of retirement/death: 24.10.1944. Reason for retirement: killed in battle on 24.10.1944 near the village of Wevyurka in Poland, where he was buried. Name of the information source: CAMD; the Number of Fund source of information: 58; Information source inventory number: 18002; information source case Number: 1158. 1 Ukr. Front secret. ORDER NO. 15 / N For the 36th Plastunsky regiment, 9th plastunsky Krasnodar sapper "Red Star" Division. October 10, 1944 I Ukrainian front. ST NAMED after the PRESIDIUM of the SUPREME SOVIET of the USSR AWARD: MEDAL" for courage " I BELOBABA Grigory Pavlovich. Red army "sapper" sapper platoon. On 27.09.1944, during the period when the regiment was conducting a reconnaissance battle to capture a control prisoner, comrade Belobaba made two passes of 10 meters each in the enemy's spiral Bruno and allowed the group operating as part of the reconnaissance to successfully complete the task. Comrade Belobaba, along with a group of scouts, broke into the enemy trench and threw grenades at the Germans. Commander of the 36th Plastunsky regiment Lieutenant Colonel p / p Orlov Chief of staff major p / p Lysogorsky.

Rank: Red army soldier. Type of troops: Armored and mechanized troops. BIBIKOV, PYOTR NIKOLAYEVICH(1923 - 19.12.1943), was born in the village Lobanovo Danilovsky district of the Volgograd region. Before being drafted into the army, he lived in the city of Syktyvkar, Komi ASSR. He worked as a dispatcher at the river station. Participated in the battles of the liberation of Ukraine. Active military service. Drafted into the red army on November 27, 1942 by the Syktyvkar city VC. Sent to Kirov to the tank school. Private. The driver is a tank mechanic. He participated in the great Patriotic war from 1942 to December 19, 1943. Served in a military unit: 999 self-propelled artillery regiment-field mail 43724 L. Killed in action on December 19, 1943. Buried in a mass grave in the village Stremyhorod of Korosten district, Zhytomyr region, Ukraine. Awards: by decree of the President of the USSR Mikhail Gorbachev was awarded a posthumous medal: "For courage" (1990.) Relatives: niece Bondarev Nadine lives in the town of Sosnogorsk in the Komi Republic. THE BALLAD OF A SOLDIER. Among the great number of soldier's fates there are those in which the tragedy is felt doubly… And even touching them, like touching a bare nerve, leaves a pinching pain in the heart and resentment from some special historical injustice… His life ended when he was 20 years old… The tank's driver and mechanic, Pyotr Nikolayevich Bibikov, was killed in action on December 19, 1943 and buried in a mass grave in the village of Stremigorod, Korostensky district, Zhytomyr region, Ukraine. He was born into a strong and hard-working peasant family who lived in the village of Loboykovo, nestled on both sides of its whitewashed Ukrainian huts to a small steppe river with the strange name Chernaya and lost among the endless steppes of the don region. Childhood of a peasant boy… What could it be? Yes, the same as all the rural children, except for one... The boy Petya was 8 years old when the" red wheel " of history moved through the family… The beginning of the collectivization of the village and the dispossession of the most prosperous and hard-working peasant families, abruptly changed the fate of the Bibikovs and the life of our hero. However, the "Book of memory of the Komi Republic" dryly reports :" Bibikov PETER KUZMICH, born in 1882, Russian, M. R. S. Loboykovo, Pravdinsky district, lower Volga region, M. p. at the place of birth, grain grower. Exiled in 1931 on the basis of the decision of the special Commission for the Danilovsky district of 23.01.1931 as a fist that harms social construction. Podcherye, Troitsko-Pechorsky district, Komi ASSR. S/s wife: Ekaterina BIBIKOVA 1884 R.; son BIBIKOV Nikolay Petrovich, 1902, p.; daughter-in-law – Anna BIBIKOVA V., 1905, p.; a grandson, BIBIKOV, Pyotr Nikolaevich, 1923 R ; granddaughter, BIBIKOVA Raisa Nikolaevna, b. 1924" And another document indicating the historical drama 30-ies: "07.10.2015 № 51, № b/n from 28.09.2015 archival documents of archival Fund of the Danilov district of the special Commission for the elimination of kulak households have a personal matter Bibikov, Petr Kuzmich, resident Lobonovskogo s/Soveta. From the minutes of the meeting of the Danilovskaya ROK of January 23, 1931, No. 24: "Listened to: description of the farm Bibikov Peter Kuzmich, the family consists of 5 people. After the revolution, he rented land, employed annual laborers, and owned a windmill. The farm had 2 pairs of oxen, 2 horses. They decided: by the decision of the poor and middle peasants ' Assembly together with the collective farmers of December 15, 1930, Bibikov's farm should be recognized as kulak, dekulakized, and evicted from the lower Volga region as harmful to social construction." In the personal card and in the list of people evicted from the borders of N. V. edges are listed: "Bibikov Pyotr Kuzmich-53 years, wife Aksinya Petrovna-53 years, son Nikolay Petrovich-28 years, daughter-in-law Anna Vasilyevna-26 years, Ivan Petrovich-19 years, grandfather Kuzma Ivanovich-80 years, Bibikov Pyotr Nikolaevich-8 years, daughter Raisa Nikolaevna-4 years" There is an inventory of kulak houses, which indicates the house of Bibikov Kuzma Ivanovich worth 600 rubles, at the court garden. Basis: F. 689. Op. 1. D. 5. L. 63ob; D. 374a. L. 13ob;D. 374b.L. 12;D. 375. L. 1,2. note: there is no inventory of the confiscated property." Behind the laconic text is the tragedy of one family and the drama of our entire nation in the twentieth century, because there are no numbers of such families ... How did they survive the long journey? How did life develop in foreign Northern lands?... We won't know now… But the family survived. I got to my feet. The children grew up. Teach myself. We know that Pyotr Bibikov lived in Syktyvkar on the eve of conscription and worked as a dispatcher at the river station. In 1942, father Nikolay Petrovich was called to the front, and then, as often happened, his son. And then he had one year of war… And one, common to all fallen soldiers, the fate of… And one Victory for all… And one memory for all ... for which we are no longer responsible for Them, but for Us… And Woe to us if we forget all this. PS: already in the years of perestroika, Pyotr Nikolayevich Bibikov was awarded a posthumous medal by decree Of the President of the USSR Mikhail Gorbachev: «For bravery».

Name: Petrovichev Grigory Kondratievich SURNAME: p. first NAME: Gregory middle name: Kondratievich CITY: Tatar ASSR, Tetyushsky district, D. Laishevo DATE of BIRTH: 20.08.1912 DATE of DEATH: 16.10.1997 HISTORY: Title: Red army soldier. Branch of service: army corps of engineers. Heroes are not born, they become heroes! Yes, my great-grandfather was a real fighter! I want to introduce you to my great-grandfather Grigory Kondratyevich Petrovichev. He fought in two wars and came back alive. My great-grandfather before the war was an ordinary average person. Grigory was born on August 20, 1912. He worked in an orphanage, at a factory, and was also a first-class stove maker. My grandfather Anatoly was his apprentice. From all the surrounding villages, he was invited to work, because the best master in the whole area could not be found. Before 1939, he had one daughter and a son, and it was only after the war that my grandfather and three other children were born. They all lived in the village of Laishevo, and then in the village of Sheremetyevo. Grigory's wife, my great-grandmother, was named Maria. ,The first time my great-grandfather was taken to the war in 1939, to fight with the Finns, and when he returned from the war, on June 27, 1941, he was again taken to the front – to fight with the Nazis. In the war, he received 5 wounds. He fought at Moscow and Volokolamsk. After receiving a concussion, in 1943, my great-grandfather returned home, so he did not fight in the Japanese war. Great-grandfather fought heroically, was awarded orders and medals for bravery, fortitude and courage shown in the fight against the Nazi invaders. Today, my great-grandfather is dead. He died in 1997, but in the family archive there are his documents from the war and photos, and in the memories of his parents-his stories about the war. My great-grandfather was an ordinary man before the war, but he returned a hero of his country!

Rank: major General corps: the corps of engineers. Belyakov, Y. Gamaliel. He was born in 1892. Of the employees. Russian. In 1915, G. ya. Belyakov graduated from the accelerated course of the Kiev Nikolaev military school. In 1918, G. ya. Belyakov joined the Red Army. In may 1921, G. ya. Belyakov was appointed assistant inspector of infantry at the 10th army headquarters. In July 1921, G. ya. Belyakov was appointed inspector of infantry of the 2nd Caucasian corps. In July 1923, G. ya. Belyakov was appointed head of students of the secondary command staff of the Higher rifle school. In October 1923, G. Ya. Belyakov was appointed head of the administrative part of the Higher rifle school. In January 1925, G. ya. Belyakov was appointed a full-time teacher of the rifle and tactical KUKS of the red army named after the Comintern. In February 1925, G. ya. Belyakov was appointed assistant head of the Department for the command staff of the Turkestan front. In March 1925, G. ya. Belyakov was appointed assistant chief of the General Department of the Inspectorate of the Turkestan front administration. In September 1925, G. ya. Belyakov was appointed assistant chief of the 2nd Department for the combat unit of the Department for staffing of the red army. In April 1926, G. Ya. Belyakov was appointed assistant chief of the 1st Department of the Combat control of the red army. In September 1926, G. ya. Belyakov was appointed assistant chief of the 2nd Department Of the command staff Department of the red army. In April 1927, G. ya. Belyakov was appointed assistant chief of the 2nd Department of the GU of the red army. In October 1927, G. ya. Belyakov was appointed assistant chief of the 2nd Department of the Department for military mobilization and staffing of the red army. In 1930, G. ya. Belyakov graduated from the evening faculty Of the military Academy of the red army named after M. V. Frunze. In February 1930, G. Ya. Belyakov was appointed assistant chief of the 2nd Department of the 2nd Directorate of the red army Headquarters. In may 1930, G. ya. Belyakov was appointed assistant chief of the 5th sector of the 2nd Directorate of the red army Headquarters. In July 1930, G. ya. Belyakov was appointed chief and military Commissar Of the research weapons range. In February 1931, G. ya. Belyakov was appointed assistant chief of the 1st sector of the Command Department of the GU of the red army. In September 1931, G. ya. Belyakov was appointed Deputy chief of the 10th sector of the Command Department of the red army. In July 1932, G. Ya. Belikov was appointed head of the 1st sector 9 of the Command management Department of the red army. In February 1935, G. ya. Belyakov was appointed head of the 9th Department of the command and commanding staff of the red army. In January 1938, G. ya. Belyakov was appointed head of the 5th Department of the command and commanding staff of the red army. On February 22, 1938, the head of the 5th Department Of the red army command staff Department, G. ya. Belyakov, was awarded the rank of brigade commander. In 1939, G. ya. Belyakov joined the CPSU (b). on June 4, 1940, G. Ya. Belyakov was awarded the military rank of major General. On August 27, 1940, by order of the NKO of the USSR No. 03877, major General G. ya. Belyakov was appointed Deputy head of the personnel Department of the red Army. Major General G. ya. Belyakov died in 1983.

Full name: Pavlov Alexey Nikolaevich Name: Pavlov Alexey Nikolaevich last NAME: Pavlov first NAME: Alexei middle name: Nikolayevich CITY: Khakhsytsky nasleg, Ordzhonikidzevsky district, Yakut ASSR date of BIRTH: 02.09.1925 DATE of DEATH: - HISTORY: Title: Senior Sergeant Type of troops: Armored and mechanized troops Alexey Pavlov (02.09.1925-28.06.1990), participant of the great Patriotic war, guard senior Sergeant, was born on September 2, 1925 in 2 Oktemsky nasleg of the West Kangalassky ulus, in a family of peasants. He was one of those who forged Victory both in the rear - on the labor front, and on the front - on the combat fronts. A Communist, a hard worker, a patriot of his large and small homeland. During the war, from June 1941 until conscription in may 1943, he worked at the Krasnaya Zvezda collective farm-first as a handyman, and then as an accountant, foreman of field breeders, Deputy Chairman of the collective farm and head of the collective farm warehouse. After being drafted into the army, he initially served in the East, near the Mongolian border. From February 1945, he fought as a gun commander of the T-34 tank in the 6th guards tank Army of the II Ukrainian front. He took part in the battles of lake Balaton in Hungary, in the battles of Vienna and Prague. In the war with Imperialist Japan, he participated in the capture of the cities of Hailar, Tsitsinar, when crossing the Great Khingan mountain range, and reached the city of Mukden. For participation in combat actions he was awarded medals "For courage", "For victory over Germany" "For victory over Japan" "For a capture of Vienna", "For liberation of Prague", jubilee medals, order of the Patriotic war of 2 degrees, participated in the Victory parade in the war on Imperialist Japan, which was held in the city of Khabarovsk. After demobilization in 1950, he graduated from the Sverdlovsk hydrometeorological school, then from 1951 to 1961 worked as the head of a number of hydrometeorological stations of the Yakut UGMS. From 1961 to 1967, he worked as a senior engineer, head of the Department of the Yakut hydrometeorological Observatory of the Yakut UGMS. From 1968 to 1990, he worked in the Shal expedition Of the Institute of cosmophysics and Aeronomy of the USSR Academy OF Sciences. He took an active part in the public life of nasleg, was a member of the parents ' Council of the Oktemskaya high school, a member of the Council of veterans, and was repeatedly elected a Deputy of the Oktemsky village Council. Awarded the badges "excellent hydrometeorological service of the USSR", "Veteran of the Siberian branch Of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR", the medal "Veteran of labor".

We have no right to forget the horrors of this war. We don't have the right to forget the soldiers who died for us to live now. In our family, there are people close and dear to me who defended their Homeland, family, for the sake of the future and for my sake, too. And I want to tell you about my great - great-grandfather-Bogomolov Sergey Zakharovich. Bogomolov Sergey Zakharovich was born in 1903 in the village of Begovatovo, Voznesensky district, Gorky region. My great-great-grandfather's family was large and friendly. In addition to him, the family had three other children. In 1923. my great-great-grandfather married Anna Avdeevna Tyurenkova, and the next year they had their first child, Ivan, and in 1930 their second son, Peter, was born. Vasily was born in 1932, and in early 1937 the long-awaited daughter Tatiana was born. To live and enjoy a young and strong family, but happiness was overshadowed by the outbreak of war. In 1941, my great-great-grandfather went to the front to defend his Homeland, his home, and his remaining wife and four children. The oldest of them was seventeen years old, and the smallest was four years old. In 1942, the eldest son of Sergei Zakharovich, Ivan, was taken to the front, who was not destined to return from the battlefield. Great-great-grandfather's battle path was long and difficult. But youth, character and luck helped to survive, and get back in line, and hear the Victory salutes. The front-line roads ended. A peaceful life awaited the soldier. Working days began and my great-great-grandfather took part in collective farm life - became the Chairman of the collective farm. My great-great-grandfather, Bogomolov Sergey Zakharovich, has long been gone, but we remember him, because, as the song says: "There is no family in Russia where the hero was not remembered, and the eyes of young soldiers, with photos of faded look. That look is like a high court. For the kids who are growing up now."

SURNAME: Full name: Nikolay Kirillovich Polonsky SURNAME: Polonsky FIRST name: Nikolay PATRONYMIC: Kirillovich CITY: - date of BIRTH: 01.01.1916 DATE of DEATH: 01.01.2000 HISTORY: Title: Nikolay Kirillovich Polonsky was born in the Poltava region on may 6, 1916 in a peasant family. Before the war, he worked as a miner in the Donbas. At the front since the summer of 1943 as part of the 301 division. He took courses as an artilleryman and continued to fight in the 105th howitzer artillery brigade of high power. Guard staff Sergeant, the gun commander. Had a wound, a splinter in his leg all his life reminded him of the war. After the war, he continued to work in the mines of Donbass, had 33 years of underground experience. He died in 2000 in the Donbas. Rewards: Order of the Patriotic war II degree, the Medal "For courage", Medal "for defense of Soviet Arctic", the Medal "For the capture of Budapest" Medal "For the Victory over Germany in great Patriotic war 1941-1945" Medal "20 years of Victory in great Patriotic war 1945" Medal "30 years of Victory in great Patriotic war 1945"Medal "40 years of Victory in great Patriotic war 1945" Medal "25 years of Victory in the war 1941-1945" Badge Guard Medal "60 years Armed forces USSR", Medal "70 years of Armed forces USSR", Order of "badge of honor", Medal "Veteran of labor", Badge "Vidminnik Mistsevoy palivno promislovosti of the Ukrainian SSR" Certificates that are declared by Order of the Supreme Commander of the Marshal of the Soviet Union, comrade Stalin I. V. gratitude

Rank: Senior Sergeant Branch of the armed forces: signal Troops. A native of the Kirov region, his wife is from Velikiye Luki. Fate brought them together on the roads of war. They served in 471 OKSHR (Separate cable-pole company) of the III Belorussian front. Samuel G. biserov joined the army in September 1938 and qualified as a signalman. In the autumn of 1940, he returned home, and in the summer of 1941, he went back to the army, now to the front. His soldier's valor was awarded the order of Glory of the III degree, the medal "for bravery". He ended the war as a communications platoon commander. Wife-Biserova (Ivanova) Natalia Andreyevna went to the front in March 1943. In the rank of corporal, she reached the end of the war. Her military achievements were awarded the medals "for bravery" and "for the capture of Konigsberg". They took part in the battles: breakthrough of the Vitebsk fortified area of the Germans; breakthrough of defense in the Orsha direction North of the Dnieper river; Minsk direction: capture of the railway junction of Orsha; crossing the Berezina river, storming the city of Borisov; crossing the Neman river; capture of the cities of Instenburg and Konigsberg; crossing of the Daimyo and Pregel rivers, capture of the cities of Lagiau and Bellau; the defeat of German troops and the storming of the cities of Konigsberg and Pellau. After the war, Samuel Grigoryevich and Natalia Andreyevna decided not to part and created a family. In peacetime, he worked in the logging industry and was awarded the medals "for labor valor", "for valiant labor". Natalia Andreyevna worked in a kindergarten. They had a large and friendly family. They raised and raised four children. Veterans have grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Full name: Dmitry Pchelintsev Mihailovich last NAME: Full name: Pchelintsev Dmitry Mikhailovich last NAME: Pchelintsev first NAME: Dmitry PATRONYMIC: Mikhailovich CITY: Bataevka village, Astrakhan district DATE of BIRTH: 01.01.1902 DATE of DEATH: 20.05.1942 HISTORY: Title: Red army Type of troops: Land forces, air force (except naval aviation), coast service, NKVD troops, border guards Dmitry Mikhailovich PCHELINTSEV-born in 1902. Lived before the war in the village. Verkhny Baskunchak, Stalingrad region (now Astrakhan), worked in the village. Lower Baskunchak. He died in the battle for the Socialist Motherland, loyal to the military oath, showing heroism and courage on may 20, 1942, the place of death of the Kharkiv region-so recorded in the funeral. This notice is still kept in our family. From the history of the events of may 1942. These events are called by historians of the second world war "Kharkiv cauldron" or " Cursed place of the red Army»: "Soviet soldiers near Kharkiv fought with selfless courage, mercilessly smashed the enemy. The fascists clung to every high-rise, every locality. Looking for weaknesses. On the second day of the offensive, 370 Nazi tanks launched a counterattack. Our troops sometimes acted incoherently, with intermittent supply of ammunition. The situation in a number of areas quickly became more complicated. On the morning of may 17, an avalanche of artillery fire hit the front line of our 9th army. Then German planes began to bomb headquarters, communication centers, and crossings. This was followed by tanks and motorized infantry. All merged into a continuous roar. The fascists, bypassing our strong points, rushed forward to the rear of our armies. There was only one way out: immediately stop the Soviet offensive, gather all the forces in a fist and stop the attacking enemy. The General staff twice offered Stalin permission to do so. And both times there was a refusal. When the long-awaited permission was received, it was already too late: on may 23, the troops of the German group "Kleist" and the 6th army of Paulus joined South of Balaklea. Three of our armies and mobile groups found themselves in a" bag " prepared by the enemy. The second act of the drama began, short but violent and bloody. Surrounded by fought heroically, from the last opportunities. And soon ran out of ammunition, fuel. There was no organized supply from outside. The fascists acted methodically, ruthlessly, their reconnaissance planes searched for targets, then began bombing even small concentrations of Soviet soldiers. Tanks pushed those who remained alive into gullies and large ravines, crushed everyone in a row, and shot them with machine guns.Unfortunately, it is now simply impossible to determine the exact number of deaths. But there is not the slightest doubt that there were a lot of fallen in the battles. This is one of the bloodiest battles in the entire great Patriotic war - every day the troops lost an average of 15399 people (killed, wounded and captured).»

Batmanov Alexander Ilyich (1926-1987). having Attributed to himself an extra year, he was drafted into the army on may 17, 1944. Sent to study in Novosibirsk in VSRS (evacuated Voronezh school for radio specialists). After graduation, he was sent to the front by the head of the radio station. He was constantly on the front line and reported the coordinates of the enemy. I often had to go to the intelligence service. Once they took the "language" with the rank of Colonel. He surrendered without any resistance, at the mere mention of Marshal Zhukov's name. One incident is very memorable :" it was in Western Pomerania in February 1945. Our group of 11 people went out to investigate. The Germans spotted us and drove us for three days. I had to drown the radio station, went hungry, without sleep. I voluntarily stayed to detain the Germans so that others could leave. He was captured and was with the Germans for three days. Surprisingly, they didn't beat me during interrogations. I was sitting in a stone cattle shed, hoping that my friends would come to the rescue,but I was digging myself. I escaped by accident: a Katyusha shell tore down the roof of the barn." Participated in the storming of the Reichstag, coordinated the finding of the enemy. Was together with those who hoisted the banner over the Reichstag, left his inscription on the Reichstag. Awarded the order of Glory of the 3rd degree, medals "for the liberation of Warsaw", "for bravery"," for the capture of Berlin","for the victory over Germany". Awarded the diploma of Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin for the capture of Berlin and the diploma of Marshal Zhukov for the capture of the Reichstag. He was discharged in August 1950. My father was lucky, and my brothers were lucky, but they all returned home. And not just returned, but with honor passed all the tests of the war, protecting the freedom and independence of our homeland from the enemy. No, not three times – the Batmanov brothers know the war by sight a thousand times. They are soldiers, defenders of the sacred borders of our Motherland, the sons of a hereditary peasant who is in love with the land. How much strength, blood, and sweat this monstrous war had drained from him. The Batmanov brothers won a happy life for their children and grandchildren from the Nazis.

LAST name: Pakhomov FIRST name: Dmitry PATRONYMIC: Fedorovich CITY: village of konevo, Novosibirsk region. Date of BIRTH: 11.03.1920 date of DEATH: 11.03.1945 HISTORY: Title: Sergeant. Type of troops: Armored and mechanized Troops. I want to tell you about my great-grandfather, Hero of the Soviet Union Dmitry Pakhomov. He was born in 1920 in the village of konevo, Novosibirsk region. In October 1942, he was drafted into the Red Army. A young wife with a small daughter stayed at home. My great-grandfather fought on the Central, 1st and 2nd Ukrainian, 1st Belorussian fronts as part of the 16th tank corps . Liberated Ukraine and Poland. Passed with fights on the self-propelled gun about 1500 kilometers. You can read about how my great-grandfather fought on the website dedicated to the Heroes of the Soviet Union. The driver self-propelled artillery 393-guards self-propelled artillery regiment 12th guards tank corps 2nd guards tank army 1 St Belorussian front guard Sergeant D. F. Pakhomov has shown exceptional courage and heroism during the Vistula-Oder offensive. By the evening of January 16, 1945, with a swift cutting blow, two Soviet tank brigades broke into the depth of the enemy's defenses and reached the near approaches to the city of sokhachev. The captured prisoner showed that a German train with weapons and ammunition for the defenders of the city should soon arrive at the still-held railway station of Sokhachev. To destroy the echelon, a small tank detachment was allocated, which included the self-propelled gun D.Pakhomova. However, when the detachment broke through to the railway, the train was already moving along it. Sergeant Pakhomov at top speed led his self-propelled gun across the echelon through the enemy's location. He managed to bring it to the range of fire, several shots from the gun crew smashed the locomotive. The tanks came to the rescue and destroyed all the cars with weapons. That night the enemy tried to bring in Sochaczew another echelon. But Pakhomov confidently brought his self-propelled gun through difficult terrain directly to the railway track. The first shot damaged the engine, and German soldiers jumping out of the cars came under cannon and machine-gun fire. No one kilogram of military goods did not get to the defenders in Sochaczew German troops. On January 18, the city was finally cleared of the enemy. For the courage and heroism shown at the front of the fight against the Nazi invaders, the decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR dated February 27, 1945, Sergeant Dmitry Pakhomov was awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union. But the Hero did not have long to fight. D. Pakhomov was seriously wounded in the battles for the liberation of the city of Stargard (now the city of Stargard-Szczecinski, Poland), and died on March 11 in a hospital in this city. He was buried at the fraternal military cemetery in Stargard-Szczecinski. Awarded the order of Lenin, world war I 1st class. The bust of the Hero is installed in the working village of Krasnozerskoye in the Novosibirsk region. Streets in the village of konevo in the Novosibirsk region and the village of Shakpak in the Zhambyl region of Kazakhstan are named after him. My great-grandfather was such a hero!

last NAME:Full name: Anton V. Polyakov last NAME: Polyakov FIRST name: Anton PATRONYMIC: Vasilyevich CITY: Moscow region, Gorlovsky district, d. Streletskaya Dubrova DATE of BIRTH: 01.01.1905 DATE of DEATH: 22.02.1945 HISTORY: Title: Sergeant Branch of the army: Land forces, air force (except naval aviation), coast service, NKVD troops, border guards Division: 232nd rifle Siberian Sumy-Kiev order of Lenin red banner order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky division commander of the 764th rifle regiment of the 232nd rifle division of the guards Sergeant Anton POLYAKOV, born in 1905. Place of birth: Moscow region, Gorlovsky district, d. Streletskaya Dubrov.: Date and place of conscription: 06.07.1941, Skopinsky RVC, Moscow region, Skopinsky district Tov. Polyakov A.V. on the fronts of the Patriotic war from 06.07.1941 (with G. 20.07.1941 Western front, from 08.1941 The southern front, from 12.1942 G. Stalingrad front, from 12.1943 2nd Ukrainian front, from 13.05.1944 2nd Ukrainian front). Member of the defense of Stalingrad, Belgorod, Kharkiv. He was awarded the medal " for the defense of Stalingrad "(12.1943), the order of the red star (order No. 027 of 25.07.1944), the order of Glory of the 3rd degree (order No. 033/n of 10.09.1944). Battle wound 10.04.1944 During the spring offensive battles of 1944, he proved to be an exceptionally brave, persistent and resourceful commander. In the battles of Iasi (Romania) personally destroyed 11 German soldiers. In this battle, he was wounded, but did not leave the battlefield. Last duty station: 232 SD. Military rank: Sergeant. Reason for retirement: killed. Date of disposal: 22.02.1945. Primary burial place: Czechoslovakia, zvolensky district, Kh. Stozhok. Name of the information source: TSAMO. Wife: Elena Polyakova, Moscow region, Skopin, Pipe and bar factory.

Full name: Vladimir Poddubko last NAME: Poddubko NAME: Vladimir PATRONYMIC: Alexandrovich CITY: village Kamenka Dvurechenskogo district of Kharkiv region date of BIRTH: 07.03.1924 DATE of DEATH: 01.11.2003 HISTORY: Rank: Lieutenant Type of troops: Artillery Unit: 101st guards rifle Pechenga red banner order of Suvorov and red Star division Poddubko Vladimir Alexandrovich was born on March 7, 1924 in the village of Kamenka Dvurechenskogo district of Kharkiv region in a peasant family. He graduated from the 9th grade of the village school in 1939. He became a tractor driver and worked on a collective farm. In August 1941, he was drafted into the Soviet army, and fought in the infantry on the South-Western front until March 1943 as a squad leader of the 636th rifle regiment of the 36th rifle division. He was injured. Went through the war from private to Lieutenant. In December 1943, he was elected a Komsomol member of the battalion of the 101st guards rifle regiment of the 35th guards rifle division. He fought as part of the 3rd Ukrainian and 1st Belorussian fronts from the Dnieper to the Oder. Participated in the battles for the liberation of Poland and Berlin. He finished his service in Berlin in 1946."For your valor in the great Patriotic war awarded with the order "world war 3 degrees", the order"red star", order "red banner", the medals "For liberation of Warsaw", "For capture of Berlin", "For victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war." In 1946, he returned to his Homeland. In 1951, he came with his family to Khotkovo, Moscow region. In the artel "Hotstrom" he worked his way up from a worker to the head of the shop of the plant of thermal insulation materials, worked as a master and mechanic. He died in November 2003.

Full name: Vasily Pavlovsky SURNAME: Pavlovsky first NAME: Vasily PATRONYMIC: Fedorovich CITY: Kamyshnoye settlement, Kazakhstan date of BIRTH: 26.02.1912 DATE of DEATH: 17.10.1998 HISTORY: Title: Red army soldier. Branch of service: Artillery. Red army soldier Vasily Pavlovsky-born in 1912, home address at the time of delivery: Kustanay region, Ordzhonikidzevsky district, kamyshnoye village 104th artillery mortar regiment, awarded the medal" for military merit " No. 1864678 by order of the 104th army mortar regiment No. 1 of 21.01.1945. Award presented, certificate D3394919. Base: a database of given awards. In the book of registration of private and non – commissioned officers of the 104th mortar regiment for 1944-1946, the number of the mortar is listed as private Vasily Pavlovsky born in 1912. Called 12.02.1942 g Ordzhonikidzevsky RVC Kustanay region, arrived from 214 mortar regiment RGC (date not specified) appointed 1.05.1944 g order No. 70 awarded the medal" for the defense of Leningrad " UD. no. L-23858 from 27.07.1943 Retired on demobilization order No. 212 of 2.10.1945 Basis: inventory 153618s, 5, l 53 Other documents 104 min. shelf in storage no. 104 minpolk from 16.10.1942-10.10.1944, from 7.11.1944 to 30.11.1944, from 11.12.1944 to 11.05.1945 was part of the active army. Foundation: list 13, p. 244. 104 minpolk from January to June 26, 1945 was part of the 21 Army of the Ukrainian front. In the list of units and formations approved by the General staff, the personnel of which is entitled to receive the medal "for the capture of Berlin", the minpolk does not appear. Foundation: inv. 1136 Deputy head. archive storage-Moskacheva Central archive of the Ministry of defense of the Russian Federation, Moscow region, Podolsk case No. 13136 I formation.

Rank: Senior Lieutenant in this battle, the 87th tank regiment inflicted serious damage on the enemy. On April 2, near the village of Glushin, the second tank company of senior Lieutenant N. D. Baukov engaged a group of tanks and heavy self-propelled guns. The battle lasted two days and ended with the victory of the Soviet tankers. They continued to fire, not even leaving the damaged vehicles. This is how Baukov's crew acted. Nikolay Danilovich calmly and firmly led the fight, joking, instilling courage in people. Before the war, Nikolay Baukov was an avid football player, playing in the attack. When the shells sent by him or his comrades hit the target, the Lieutenant excitedly shouted into the headset: "Goal!" Repulsing the onslaught of the enemy, the unit went on the attack, captured the village of Glushin and re-entered the Brody-Lviv highway. After another battle, Bayukov's company had eight tanks left. The enemy managed to cut it off from our main forces. It was impossible to get back – the way was blocked by "tigers"and " ferdinands". The senior Lieutenant made a bold decision: to go forward, along the rear of the Nazis, to meet other corps formations advancing from the Southeast. I had to walk 20 kilometers. 4 more tanks were lost, the rest went to the location of our troops.At the height were the radio operators of the control company-foreman I. A. Korolev and the party Sergeant V. E. Parshuta, the radio operator-loader of the Baukov crew, Sergeant S. V. Solodovnik. They provided stable two-way radio communication. After passing 60 kilometers already in the rear of their troops, along the front line, the company joined the regiment. Nikolay Bayukov came to the commander of the regiment, barely able to stand on his feet from fatigue. He finished his report to Lieutenant Colonel Ivantsov about the company's actions with a favorite joke: - Comrade Lieutenant Colonel, we scored the right goals for them! "Goals" were really what you need – one "Ferdinand", 6 six-barrelled mortars, 2 anti-tank guns, 14 vehicles with cargo and more than 200 Nazis. At that time, the cavalry failed to close the encirclement ring around the enemy group in Brody. However, in July, our troops surrounded a large enemy group southwest of the city of Brody. As part of the troops that closed the encirclement ring around the enemy's Brodovsky group, Nikolay Baukov's tank company also had the honor to be.