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Burlakov Ivan Efimovich

Rank: Senior Sergeant was Born on January 18, 1914 in the village of Khutyntsy, Porechsky district (now Demidovsky district) in a poor peasant family. Russian. Member of the CPSU since 1943. In 1929, he graduated from the Borodino seven-year school, helped his father on the farm. In 1931, he moved to Leningrad and got a job in the forest port as a coastal sailor. In 1936-1938, he was on active military service. He graduated from the regimental school of Junior communications commanders. After being discharged from the army, he returned to Leningrad and worked as a commander of the paramilitary security Department of the second power plant. In the autumn of 1939, E. I. Burlakov was again called up to the Soviet Army. Participant of the Soviet-Finnish war. Awarded the medal "for bravery". After leaving the army in September 1940, he worked at the same place. But in connection with the beginning of the great Patriotic war, he was mobilized to the 115th anti-aircraft 151 artillery regiment. Senior sergeant. He commanded the battery's communications Department. He was awarded the order of the Patriotic war II degree, the medal "for the defense of Leningrad", and other medals. From November 1945 to 1985, he worked first as a blacksmith's assistant, then as a foreman of the blacksmiths Association " Nevsky machine-building plant named after V. I. Lenin's». By decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of January 15, 1957, for high production achievements and a great contribution to the tasks of mastering and implementing new equipment at the plant, I. E. Burlakov was the first among machine builders to be awarded the title Hero of Socialist Labor. I. E. Burlakov in 1957-1967 was elected a Deputy of the Leningrad city Council, a member of the Nevsky district of the CPSU in Leningrad. Since 1985, I. E. Burlakov has been a personal pensioner of the Union significance. Lived in Leningrad.

Vera Gavrilovna Protasova

LAST name: Protasova FIRST name: Vera PATRONYMIC: Gavrilovna CITY: Kirov region DATE of BIRTH: 21.11.1923 DATE of DEATH: - HISTORY: Military branch: Artillery Vera Gavrilovna was born in the Kirov region, later moved with her parents to the city of Lysva, Perm region. Graduated from the Perm pedagogical College, but not immediately came to the boys, from June 1943 to August 1945 he fought in the South-Western front in the anti-aircraft artillery regiment, army air defence, lighting enemy planes giant spotlight. After the second wound, Vera Gavrilovna was discharged from the front, returning home, she came to work as a primary school teacher and devoted herself to children who loved her very much. Vera Gavrilovna often brought her students to her home after school, who were having a hard time studying, and after feeding the child, she explained the lesson to him. As adults, these children often came to her home with gratitude, telling her about their success. Vera Gavrilovna had her own children, two daughters, and then a grandson and granddaughter, and she found time and energy for all of them. On holidays, Vera Gavrilovna's phone was bursting with calls with congratulations, from grateful students, relatives, friends and acquaintances, of whom She had a lot, because she was the kindest and most sympathetic person, helped everyone she could, and also led an active lifestyle: she sang and performed in the veterans ' choir, went to the teacher's house, to the library, went skiing, and in the summer she liked to go to the forest for mushrooms and berries, swim in the pond. In the refrigerator she had a lot of delicious preparations and products that Vera Gavrilovna alone never ate, because she lived modestly and tried to save on herself, but when a holiday came, she invited guests to the house, put all the yummy food from the refrigerator on the table and made sure that everyone was full and satisfied. Vera Gavrilovna lived her life with dignity and for people, never complained about difficulties, which she had not a few, did not ask for help. Like a real fighter!

Vasily Andreevich Popov

LAST name: Popov first NAME: Vasily PATRONYMIC: Andreevich CITY: Tula region, Bogoroditsky district, d. Stepanovka DATE of BIRTH: 02.04.1919 DATE of DEATH: 20.09.1985 HISTORY: My grandfather, Vasily Andreevich Popov, was born on April 2 (or April 14), 1919 (different documents indicate different dates), in the village of Stepanovka, Bogoroditsky uyezd, Tula province (now Bogoroditsky district, Tula region). He was drafted into the Red Army in 1939. Got to serve in the 99th rifle division. The war found him on the Polish border in the town of Przemysl, on the San river. According to my grandfather, Przemysl changed hands several times! In the morning it was with the Germans, and in the evening it was with our troops. They held their Outpost for several weeks. The commander decided to retreat to the East to his own, in small groups. He opened warehouses, forced them to put on military clothing in several layers, and forced them to sew food and bread into their overcoats. (Then my grandfather was grateful to the experienced commander for this decision). The soldiers were dissatisfied with his order, not realizing that they would need all this in the environment! It was the month of July, the heat — and so they went towards the front line. As it turned out, the Germans have already gone far into our country. Vasily Popov was captured somewhere near Uman. He said that when he was brought to the temporary detention camp, the German who searched him found food in his overcoat, but pretended to other Germans that everything was "clean"! He ran, but failed. And so it was several times. He told another amazing story, how he was saved from the gallows by the headman's daughter Malanya. It was in the village of Devitsa, ostrogozhsky district, Voronezh region. The Germans sentenced him for escaping. When the noose was thrown around her neck, this brave girl shouted that it was her husband. Grandfather was released. Be a partisan. After captivity, he served in the 219th rifle division. In November 1943, he was wounded in the spine and operated on in the field. He spent five months being treated in a hospital in the city of Velikiye Luki, after which he was sent on vacation to his homeland. When he got home and met his own mother, he started a conversation with her. Can you imagine!? His own mother did not recognize him — he had changed so much from the moment they parted in 1939 to March 1944. After vacation, he was assigned to the 2nd training regiment, where he studied to be a driver. From March 1944 to October 1945, he served in this regiment. After the war, our beloved and dear grandfather married and had three daughters. He worked hard all his life and loved his big family very much. You will meet a kinder and more modest person, but very rarely! Our family loves, remembers and is proud of our father, grandfather and great-grandfather!!!

Bezukladnikova Nina Yakovlevna

Nina Strugacheva was born in the village of Zaprudnya in the Smolensk region on November 22, 1923 in the family of a stable boy (and a beekeeper) Yakov Strugachev and the storekeeper of the granary Anastasia Bagrova. Later, Nina had two younger brothers-Kolya and Vitya. After graduating from 8-year-old school, Nina got a job in the village library. June 1941 came. The war began. German Messers appeared in the sky, their hum was constantly heard, and bombs began to fall on the ground. Another bombardment began when village children, including Nina's little brothers Kolya and Vitya, were playing in the street. The boys ran in different directions. Kolya and Vitya managed to hide in the basement, but one boy did not reach the shelter – a shell hit him right in the head. "It was very scary, I wanted to run away and hide from this nightmare," Nina Yakovlevna recalled. Soon after the war began, the library where Nina worked was closed and then completely bombed. Nina and several other girls from the surrounding villages were sent to work in the city of Kirov. Many industrial enterprises were evacuated there in 1941, including the Kolomna machine-building plant, which began to produce mortars, tanks, self-propelled guns, and, in particular, BM-13 Katyushas and their shells together with the may 1 plant. Nina with the same as her, 18-year-old girls were engaged in the production of ammunition for the famous "Katyusha". Nina worked at the factory for a year (from 1941 to 1942). Then she was sent to Moscow for Digisat. Here she worked until the end of the war-making large metal flasks (molds for casting) - taller than her height. In Moscow, Nina experienced famine, terrible bombings that hid in basements, saw houses in camouflage nets, anti-aircraft guns and searchlights on the roofs of buildings, watched balloons over the city that guarded the sky of the capital. I also remember trips to my native Zaprudnya on the running boards and even on the roofs of trains. But the most vivid and unforgettable impression is, of course, the salute on Victory Day on may 9, 1945. "It was a real happiness. All the people on the streets were crying with joy, hugging and congratulating each other, " Nina Yakovlevna recalled. The end of the war brought Nina personal happiness. At the factory, she met a young welder Alexander Bezukladnikov, who had the title "Voroshilov shooter" – it was simply impossible not to fall in love with him. And soon in 1946 they got married and even got married in the Novodevichy monastery. The newlyweds settled near the factory, in the settlement of Potylikha (now it is Ramenki, 3rd Setunsky proezd). There, on the Bank of the setuni river, stood the house of Alexander's mother. In 1947, they had their first son, Gennady, and three years later, in 1950, their second son, Vladimir. Nina left the factory and became a homemaker. Alexander became seriously ill because of his work in harmful production. And in 1953, at the age of 46, he died. Nina in less than 30 years was left alone with two young sons in her arms and a large farm. We had to sell vegetables, fruits, and milk at the market – that's what we lived on. Despite the difficulties, Nina never lost heart and did not give up. When the children grew up a little, Nina Yakovlevna got a job as a seamstress at the Garment factory No. 19, where she worked until her retirement in 1983. During her long working life, she received the title of Veteran of labor. In November 2013, Nina Yakovlevna bezukladnikova celebrated her 90th birthday. She had two granddaughters, Ira and Lyuba. And two great-grandchildren are growing up: Galya is an 18-year-old student of the REA. Plekhanova and Sasha – 12-year-old schoolboy. On March 9, 2015, at the age of 92, Nina Yakovlevna Bezukladnikova died.

Nikolay Pavlovich Palchikov

Full name: Palchikov Nikolay Pavlovich last NAME: Palchikov FIRST name: Nikolay PATRONYMIC: Pavlovich CITY: St. Malchevskaya, don region date of BIRTH: 06.12.1899 DATE of DEATH: 06.06.1981 HISTORY: Nikolay Pavlovich Palchikov was born in the village of Malchevskaya in the don region. He lived most of his life in C. Pavlovsk, Pavlovsky district, Altai territory. Worked as a driver. In September 1941 Pavlovsky RVC was called to the front. Rifleman of the 136 airfield technical company 457 of the order of the red Star of the Airfield Service Battalion 38 of the red banner aviation-based District, corporal. Awarded the medal "for military merit". Description of merits from the Award list of Palchikov N. P. 23.05.1945 For a year and a half of stay in the APR tov. Palchikov was always at the forefront of both work and discipline. Leaving during offensive operations with an advanced team only for 5 months in 1945, he directly worked on the construction and restoration of six airfields. Working on the construction and restoration of airfields, he showed samples of work, fulfilling the production standards by 150-160%, despite the fact that the work sometimes took place in combat conditions. Palchikov is disciplined and has a number of commendations for excellent work. During the Budapest operation, during the preparation of the vechers airfield, which was covered with snow and despite the fact that the readiness period was limited to tov. Palchikov, on his own initiative, went with two soldiers to a neighboring village, located 10 km away. from the airfield, brought 250 people of the local population. By personal example in his work, he involved the rest of the masses in fulfilling the tasks set by the command to prepare the airfield. As a loyal son of the Motherland, he deserves to be awarded the medal "for military merit". Returning from the war, Nikolay Pavlovich met a small, hungry, dirty little boy. Warmed, fed. I took it with me. I brought it home to Pavlovsk. Adopted. Regrowed. He was a good-natured, sociable person. He was buried in S. Pavlovsk.

Nikolay Timofeyevich Ponomarev

LAST name: Ponomarev FIRST name: Nikolay PATRONYMIC: Timofeevich CITY: Novy Sokulak village, Saraktashsky district, Orenburg region DATE of BIRTH: 13.08.1923 DATE of DEATH: 06.10.1943 HISTORY: Rank: Sergeant. Branch of service: artillery. Unit: 1st guards artillery Glukhovskaya order of Lenin red banner order of Suvorov, Kutuzov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky breakthrough division of the RGC. Nikolay Timofeyevich Ponomarev-gun commander of the 206th guards light artillery regiment of the 3rd guards light artillery Bakhmach brigade of the 1st guards artillery Glukhov red banner division of the Reserve of the Main Command (RGC) of the 60th army of the Central front, guard Sergeant. He was born on August 13, 1923 on the farm Novy Sokulak Gavrilovsky, now a village in saraktashsky district of the Orenburg region in a peasant family. Incomplete secondary education. He was drafted into the Red Army by the Gavrilov district military Commissariat of the Chkalov region in 1942. At the front in the Great Patriotic war since September 1942. He fought with the Nazi invaders on the Stalingrad and Central fronts, took an active part in the battles of Stalingrad and Kursk bulge, during the liberation of Ukraine. Gun commander of the 206th guards light artillery regiment (3rd guards light artillery brigade, 1st guards artillery division of the RGC, 60th army , Central front) Komsomol guard Sergeant Nikolay Ponomarev in the battle for the bridgehead on the right Bank of the Dnieper river, North of the capital of Ukraine-Kiev, October 5, 1943, replaced the wounded gunner and personally knocked out three enemy tanks, burned eight cars. A brave soldier-gunner fell to the death of the brave in this battle. He was buried at the site of the fighting-in the area East of the settlement of Gornostaypol in the Chernobyl district of the Kiev region of Ukraine. By decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of October 17, 1943, Sergeant Nikolay Timofeyevich Ponomarev was posthumously awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union for exemplary performance of combat tasks and for courage and heroism of the guard. He was awarded the order of Lenin, the medals "for military merit","for the defense of Stalingrad".

Vasily Nikiforovich Pachin

LAST name: Pachin first NAME: Vasily PATRONYMIC: Nikiforovich CITY: Tambov region, Bokino VILLAGE date of BIRTH: 01.01.1902 date of DEATH: - HISTORY: Vasily Nikiforovich Pachin was born in 1902, Tambov region, Bokino village. In 1933, he was hired as a carpenter, and then as an apparatchik of the shop at the plant No. 204. Kotovsk (Gunpowder factory). February 1, 1942 he is called to the red army in the part that is located near the city of PUGACHEV, Saratov region. In mid-April 1942, after training, they were sent to the WESTERN FRONT. Gets to serve in the 1290 Rifle Regiment of the 113 Rifle division. Address: DKA PPS 932 1290 SP. In March, these units, which are part of the 33rd Army, Were encircled by General YEFIMOV. Vyazma. Out of 18 thousand, only a few came out. Here to make up for losses and profits recruits from Tambov, Voronezh and other regions of the country. Writes home letters often. In them, he constantly worries about all the household, about his son Ivan, who is serving in the army, and gives advice to the family on farming. He writes that he is on the front line and the dawns are cold here. The last letter is dated August 5, 1942. "The lull didn't last long. On August 12, 1290, SP 113 SD together with other units launched an offensive in the direction of VYAZMA. "On August 13, the regiment is fighting for the villages of STEPANIKI, POLYANY, and LEONIKI in the Smolensk region, located on the right Bank of the ISTRA river. The fighting was bloody and the losses were terrible. He went missing that day. In the archive reference from the CENTRAL ARCHIVE of the MINISTRY of DEFENSE of March 22, 2010 " 13. 08 1942 WOUNDED. Apparently MISSING during the evacuation from the battlefield."

Vasily Ivanovich Portnyagin

LAST name: Portnyagin first NAME: Vasily PATRONYMIC: Ivanovich CITY: Zheleznogorsk date of BIRTH: 14.03.1922 DATE of DEATH: - HISTORY: Military branch: Land forces, air force (except for naval aviation), coast service, NKVD troops, border guards. in 1941, Vasily Portnyagin lived in a small village in the Krasnoyarsk territory and, despite his young age (he was only 19 at the time), worked on a collective farm as a chief accountant. Two months after the terrible news of the beginning of the war came, Vasily was called to the military enlistment office and assigned to the border troops. With the train of recruits formed in Krasnoyarsk, they were sent first to Moscow, and then to the Saratov region. They said "be you, my sons, paratroopers" and began training sessions. The airborne brigade formed at that time was located in a small village, from where the Volga Germans were evacuated. Classes were held mainly on physical training. "We didn't even have parachutes then," recalls Portnyagin.Two months later, the team was again transferred to Moscow,where more serious training began. "We were prepared for a responsible operation," the veteran recalls. – We had to land in the enemy's encirclement and bring out the cavalry." But then the task was delegated to others, the unit was renamed the 41st guards rifle division and in August 1942 was sent to the defense of Stalingrad. The fighting there was very heavy. It is still hard for a veteran to remember this. "In three days, almost all of our guys were killed there," he says. Later, tanks joined the battle. We are sitting with the Sergeant in the trench, my machine gun was broken into two parts, the tanks are getting closer and closer. We don't even have grenades. And just when death seemed to be very close, the artillery began to cover us from the side. The tanks stood for a while longer, then turned around and went back." After this battle, Vasily Portnyagin received his first, and therefore most important award-the medal"for bravery". After the Stalingrad battles, the division was replenished and sent to fight in the middle reaches of the don. Intelligence was always on the front line, under fire. But the Tailor was lucky. Not once in the entire war was he even wounded. "You used to take off your raincoat tent," the veteran recalls, " and it was full of holes from shrapnel. But I was never hurt."Later, Vasily Portnyagin fought near Voronezh. In January 1943, the division in which he served went on the offensive. And near Dnepropetrovsk was surrounded. "We got out at night," the veteran recalls, " in small groups, and not everyone managed to survive." When the Russian troops took up the defense 60 km from Kharkiv, the scouts also had a hard time. Several times Portnyagin and his comrades went to the rear of the enemy for "languages". "Spring," he says, " the water is icy, and you had to Wade 15 kilometers." But "languages" still took. Yes, even what! No wonder at this time Vasily Ivanovich received two orders of the red Star. Then, as part of his division, he crossed the Dnieper, fought in Moldavia, and liberated the city of Soroka. Then part of it went towards Romania, then Hungary, and the good news of the Victory he received in Austria. "We were riding a motorcycle at the time," the veteran recalls, " and there was a signalman sitting behind me. And the radio said that we won. The joy was, of course, huge, although we were already waiting for this news from day to day." And in Austria, Portnyagin met with his sister, who also fought at the front. "We used to write letters to each other," he says, " and use special encryption to indicate where we were. And then it turned out that some of them were not far away."But after may 9, 1945, the war did not end for Vasily Portnyagin. The division in which he served was still in Austria for a year, then in the Ukraine. In January 1946, he managed to take a vacation and go home. And he was discharged only in August, with the rank of Lieutenant. After serving for 25 years, the veteran worked in Siberia, in the gold mining industry. First he was an accountant, then a senior accountant, and then he served as a chief accountant. He moved to Samara (then Kuibyshev) in 1972. My wife was very ill, and the doctors advised me to change the climate. There were no problems with finding a job, because good specialists are always in demand. For five years, Vasily Portnyagin worked at JSC Samaraneftegaz as a chief accountant in the supply Department, from where he retired. Meanwhile, the company still remembers him, he is always a welcome guest there. "There are not so many veterans left now," says Vasily Portnyagin , " and they treat us very reverently. No holiday is forgotten, every year they organize a trip to Volgograd, to places of military glory." On the eve of Victory Day, Vasily Ivanovich has many plans. You need to visit your brother, who lives in the Saratov region, and go home, where there are also relatives. In addition, the veteran is often called to meetings with schoolchildren and employees of JSC Samaraneftegaz. He is one of the guests of honor at all the company's events dedicated to the 65th anniversary of Victory. At 88 years old, Vasily Portnyagin looks great, is still cheerful and full of energy. "I'm still young," he says, " I planned to start living until I was 100, and then we'll see."

Nikolay Polyakov

Last NAME: Polyakov first NAME: Nikolay PATRONYMIC: Mikhailovich CITY: Valuyki, Voronezh province DATE of BIRTH: 01.08.1909 DATE of DEATH: 29.01.1975 HISTORY: Rank: Major. Branch of service: Artillery. Nikolay Mikhailovich Polyakov, born in 1909, was called up for war on June 22 with the rank of Lieutenant from the city of Grozny. He graduated from the Grozny oil Institute, petrochemical faculty, where he met his future wife Ermolenko Lyudmila Petrovna (later Polyakova). At the time of the call to war, they had already had three children. Senior-Vladimir, middle-Lyudmila, Junior (my mother) - Olga was born on 21.01.1941. From 1941 to 1945, he served on the Crimean, Rostov, South-Eastern, Kharkiv, and Stalingrad fronts. He fought in an anti-aircraft artillery regiment, was the commander of an anti-aircraft battery (unfortunately, I can't give any more precise data). After the fighting at Stalingrad, on the orders of the NKO, he was sent to academic courses for improving the command staff, after which he was sent to parts of the far Eastern Soviet Army. August to September 1945 he fought in the Manchurian sector of the front (war with Japan), where he held the position of chief of the chemical service of the regiment. In September 1945, after the victory over Japan, he was discharged from the Soviet Army. Nikolay Mikhailovich was called up to the front as a Lieutenant, and was discharged with the rank of "major". He was awarded many medals, but I can definitely name three awards-the order of the red Star, the medal "for the victory over Germany in the great Patriotic War of 1941-1945", the medal"for the victory over Japan". Nikolay Mikhailovich was wounded three times and three times his family received "funerals"for him. The first one came after the Kerch operation. According to his comrade-in-arms, he was on a barge that was ferrying guns across the Kerch Strait and before his eyes a shell hit the barge. As he put it - grandfather "spun into the metal." After that, he was considered dead. But by some miracle, Nikolay Mikhailovich floated out. Wounded and shell-shocked, he swam across the Kerch Strait and got ashore. My grandmother received the second "funeral" after the battle of Stalingrad, where she was told that her husband had died heroically, and the third message about his death she received after the end of the Russian-Japanese war. Returning home, he did not know that he was considered dead. After demobilization, Nikolay Mikhailovich was left by the Regional Committee of the CPSU to work in the Primorsky territory, where he served as Deputy Chairman of the regional Executive Committee for industry. Later, he was sent to Bashkiria to build a GRES, and then, at his request (due to the illness of his younger daughter), he was sent to the Crimea, Sevastopol, as Deputy.the Director of Sevastopol TPP. So our family stayed in Sevastopol. Me and our whole family, we are very proud of our father, grandfather, great-grandfather! He was a real hero and a wonderful person! The memory of him is alive not only in our family, but also in those people whom he helped during his lifetime. He did not leave anyone without attention, responded to any request. The war and the difficult post-war years did not harden his heart! LOVE! REMEMBER! I really want no one to ever forget about the great Patriotic War, its exploits and heroes! So that no one will ever dare to denigrate the exploits and heroes with their dirty tongues! Thank you all who participated in the creation of the Immortal regiment!

Poluektov S. M.

Last NAME: Poluektov first NAME: Semyon PATRONYMIC: Mikhailovich CITY: Kirov region, Belokholunitsky district DATE of BIRTH: 20.05.1903 DATE of DEATH: 07.05.1982 HISTORY: Rank: Lieutenant Type of troops: Armored and mechanized troops division: 4th tank division my grandfather Semyon Mikhailovich was born in the Kirov region Belokholunitsky district. Then he moved to live in Northern Kazakhstan, Mamlyutka. There in Mamlut RVC he was drafted into the army he was already 39 years old. He served under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Leonid Churilov in the 17th guards platoon 6th mortar battery of the 4th mechanized corps of the tank army of the 1st Ukrainian front. 2nd blow Defeat on the right Bank of Ukraine. The period from 01.02.1944 in 31.03.1944 G. The result of the operation: the Soviet troops inflicted heavy losses on the 1st and 4th TA, the 8th and 6th armies of the Germans and the 3rd army of the Romanians. Korsun-Shevchenko and Nikopol groups of the enemy were defeated. Right-Bank Ukraine Was Liberated. Conditions have been created for the complete expulsion of the Germans from Ukraine and Belarus Combat path consisting of: 17th guards platoon 6th mortar battery of the 4th mechanized corps of the tank army of the 1st Ukrainian front. Place of birth: Kirov region, belokholunitsky R-N20.05.1903 place of conscription: Mamlyutsky RVC, Kazakh SSR, North Kazakhstan region, Mamlyutsky R-N01.10.1942 fighting in: 17 GV. mbr21.05.1943-12.06.1943 Fighting in: 17 GV. mbr20.08.1943 - 23.08.1943 Fighting in: 17 GV. mbr03.10.1943 - 03.10.1943 fighting in the composition of the: 17 GV. mbr03.10.1943 - 04.10.1943 Fighting in: 17 GV. mbr25.03.1944 - 25.03.1944 Fighting in: 17 GV. mbr19.04.1944 - 20.04.1944 Fighting in: 17 GV. mbr27.04.1944 - 30.04.1944 Order of the Patriotic war I stepen25.01.1945 - 25.01.1945 My mother Valentina Semyonovna was born in Northern Kazakhstan in Mamlyutka near Petropavlovsk. My grandfather Semyon Mikhailovich Poluektov was also drafted into the army there. He was a Communist-in the red army since 10.1942 place of birth: Kirov region, Belokholunitsky district. Rank: guard Lieutenant place of conscription: Mamlyutsky RVC, Kazakh SSR, North Kazakhstan region, Mamlyutsky district Place of service: 17 GV. MBR 6 GV. MK 4 TA 1 Ukrfu he has many orders and medals, but I have just found on the Internet that he Has the order of the Patriotic war I degree, this can be seen in the photos. He returned home alive after being shot in the leg .His leg didn't bend, and he always carried a walking stick. After the war, he lived in Kazakhstan in the city of Dzhambul (now Taraz).

Nina Silovna Pastukhova

Last NAME: Pastukhova first NAME: Nina PATRONYMIC: Silovna CITY: gavrilovka village, Saraktashsky district, Orenburg region DATE of BIRTH: 18.08.1923 DATE of DEATH: 24.08.2010 HISTORY: Title: Sergeant. Branch of the armed forces: signal Troops. Father Pastukhov Sila Gavrilovich, being a highly educated person, was engaged in teaching various disciplines at school. Pastukhov's mother, Maria Grigoryevna, was a teacher at the school. Younger brother Victor was a thoughtful, capable guy. Member of the Komsomol since 1938. After graduating from high school, she entered the Institute at the faculty of education. At the announcement of mobilization in connection with the beginning of the great Patriotic War, she applied to the military enlistment office and was sent to the training courses for signalmen, became a cadet of the 2nd company of the OKS from 11.1942 to 03.1943. Throughout the war, she served in the signal regiment on the Western front, and was awarded medals. In 1944, she married pilot Alexander Bondarenko Kuzmich, 17.02.1945. the family had a daughter Ira, before the dismissal of her husband Alexander Kuzmich, the family lived in Brody, Lviv region. 21.05.1948 son Alexander was born. In 1950, the family moved to live in Dnepropetrovsk on the street. Philosophical N69. 02.04.52 g. suddenly died of a stroke husband Alexander Kuzmich. The cause of death was an old head injury. He went to work as a technician-meteorologist at the airport for small aircraft located in the village Podgorodneye. Then she transferred to the weather station of the main airport in Dnepropetrovsk. In 1962, she received a 2-room apartment as assistance from the airport at 19 sq. 32 Gagarin Avenue, where she moved with her children and mother Maria Grigoryevna Pastukhova. After retirement, she worked as an operator in the boiler room of the state University in the Park. Gagarin. In 2008 moved to her daughter Irina Aleksandrovna Greenberg at the address: village Khlyupino, Odintsovo district, Moscow region, Zavodskaya street 29, sq. 5. Died 24.08.10, was buried in the Orthodox Church of Zvenigorod, Moscow region, buried in the cemetery of the village of Zakharovo, Odintsovo district, Moscow region.

Stepan Vasilyevich Panov

Full name: Stepan Vasilyevich Panov Full name: Stepan Vasilyevich Panov last NAME: Panov FIRST name: Stepan PATRONYMIC: Vasilyevich CITY: d. Srednyaya Berezovka, Nazarovsky district, Krasnoyarsk territory DATE of BIRTH: 23.12.1923 DATE of DEATH: 09.11.1985 HISTORY: Title: The Sergeant went to the front in 1942 with the rank of private, returned from the front in 1945 with the rank of Sergeant. He served in the chemical defense forces. The news of the Victory over Nazi Germany found him in Czechoslovakia in Prague. During his service, he was awarded and marked (some awards are listed): Medal "for the liberation of Warsaw"; Medal "for the capture of Berlin"; Medal " for the Victory over Germany»; The medal "For military merit". Thanks from the unit commander Vlasov "by Order of the Supreme commander-in-chief Marshal of the Soviet Union comrade I. V. Stalin of January 16, 1945 No. 221 "for breaking through the defense on the Vistula river"". Thanks from the unit commander Vlasov "by Order of the Supreme commander-in-chief Marshal of the Soviet Union comrade I. V. Stalin dated April 23, 1945 No. 340 "for breaking through the enemy's defenses on the Oder river"". Thanks from the commander of unit No. 40311 Vlasov "by Order of the Supreme commander-in-chief Marshal of the Soviet Union comrade I. V. Stalin dated may 02, 1945 No. 359 "for the capture of Berlin"". In peacetime, he was awarded commemorative medals: the medal "20 years of Victory in the great Patriotic war 1941-1945-(1945 - 1965g.)"; the Medal "30 years of Victory in the great Patriotic war 1941-1945 – (1945-1975g.)"; the Medal "40 years of Victory in the great Patriotic war 1941-1945 - (1945 – 1985g.)"; the Medal "50 years of the Armed forces of the USSR-(1918 - 1968)"; medal "60 years of the armed forces of the USSR – (1918 – 1978)"; badge "25 years of victory (1945 – 1970)". For long-term and conscientious work, he was awarded The "veteran of labor" medal.

Vladimir Leonidovich Prussakov

Full name: Vladimir Leonidovich Prussakov Full name: prussakov Vladimir Leonidovich last NAME: Prussakov FIRST name: Vladimir PATRONYMIC: Leonidovich CITY: Polychrome village of North Kazakhstan DATE of BIRTH: 25.06.1923 DATE of DEATH: - HISTORY: By the beginning of the great Patriotic war, Vladimir Leonidovich graduated from high school and worked as a Stoker on a steam locomotive, but soon was drafted into the army and sent to the Tashkent machine-gun and mortar school. In February 1942, the entire course was sent by privates to the front-near Moscow.In one of the battles, he was wounded and, after recovering, was sent to the Junior Lieutenant courses, after which, at the age of 19, he commanded a rifle company. In the battle for g. Eagle, received a severe wound. After the hospital, he returned to the Bryansk front as the commander of an anti-tank platoon of the 380th division, and on the same day the battle of Kursk began.During the release of the eagle, he received multiple shrapnel wounds. After recovery, as part of the same division, he liberated Belarus. He was wounded again near Minsk. After the hospital-back to the front!Liberated Poland(Warsaw, Stettin). He fought West of Konigsberg, participated in the assault on Neu-Brandenburg, and ended the war in Berlin on may 2, 1945. On September 7, 1945, he participated in the Allied parade in Berlin. After the war, he was transferred to the internal troops. Until March 1949, he participated in the liquidation of nationalist gangs in Ukraine and Latvia, and in the disarmament of the Polish bourgeois "home Army". Upon completion of the Higher officer school of internal troops MVD of the USSR from 1950 to 1955, was a teacher in Ordzhonikidze military school of the MIA of the USSR. S. M. Kirov. From 1955 to 1960, acting chief of staff of the regiment on virgin lands in Pavlodar. After demobilization (due to disability), he returned to Vladikavkaz. Worked: - Deputy. the Director of the factory "Indocid»; - 9 years ago. Organization Department of the Leninsky district of the CPSU; - 9 years Deputy. The Chairman Of The Sevospotrebsoyuza. At the same time, he was a Deputy of the Leninsky district Council. Chairman of the People's control Committee. From 1984 to 1998, he worked as the head of the Sevosetinpromstroy Department and the Ministry of construction of the Republic.

Pospelov Nikolay Semyonovich

LAST name: Pospelov FIRST name: Nikolay PATRONYMIC: Semyonovich CITY: Yurovka village, Kurgan region DATE of BIRTH: 20.12.1909 date of DEATH: - HISTORY: Title: Senior lieutenant. Branch of service: army, air force (except marine aviation), the coast guard, the troops of the NKVD border troops. Service record: 1930-1931-cadet of the regimental school at the 7th signal regiment. 1940 - from April to August-advanced training courses for the command staff of the signal reserve. 1941 - from August to November-commander of the signal platoon 147 reserve cavalry regiment. November 1941-February 1942-assistant chief of communications of the regiment. II cavalry regiment. February, 1942. - September 1943 - commander of the communications platoon 176 cavalry regiment. September 1943-December 1943-communications teacher of the 18th officer regiment, III Ukrainian regiment. December 1943-December 1944-platoon commander, 214 separate Telegraph operating company. December 1944-October 1945 - commander of staff squadron-476 separate cavalry communications squadron. October 1945-March 1946-assistant squadron commander for MTO 12 Guards communications squadron 12 Guards Cossack cavalry division. Participation in the great Patriotic war: August 1941-November 1941 - commander of the signal platoon 147 reserve cavalry regiment Western front. November 1941-February 1942-assistant chief of communications of the regiment II cavalry regiment Western front. February 1942-March 1943-commander of a communications platoon of the 1st Guards cavalry regiment of the 3rd Ukrainian front. September 1943-December 1943-communications teacher of the 18th officer regiment 3 Ukrainian front. December 1943-December 1944-platoon commander 214 separate Telegraph. the operating company of the 3rd Ukrainian front. December 1944 - may 1945 - commander of staff squadron 4 Guards separate cavalry communications squadron 3 Ukrainian front.