Heroes and feats

Rank: Captain. Fyodor Ivanovich was born in 1921 in d. Petrovka Dubensky district of the Mordovian ASSR. He was called up to the front in June 1941 by the Volga RVC. From the award list (November 1941 and August 1942): "Comrade. Beskhmelnov in the battles of the Patriotic war since June 23, 1941, has 2 wounds. November 20, 1941, as the commander of the machine-gun crew of a separate barrage b-on tov. Bushmelev reflect the counterattack of the Germans near village hlebnikovo Moscow region, in this battle, so Bushmelev remained at the machine gun one, because its calculation was incapacitated. T. himself. Beskhmelnov was badly wounded in the leg and bleeding, but did not stop firing the machine gun until the enemy, having suffered heavy losses, rolled back. In the August battles of 1942, T. Beskhmelnov 18.8.42 was wounded for the second time in the area of d. Ignatievo during the onset of D. Ignatievo. As the commander of a mortar crew, he destroyed 15 German soldiers with his mortar. "for these feats, Fyodor Ivanovich was awarded the medal "for Bravery" on 27.06.1943. From the award list (August 1943): "Lieutenant Beskhmelnov, being the adjutant of the regiment commander, was always in the battle formations of the advancing regiment during the breakthrough of the German defense from 7 to 21 August 1943. August 8, 1943 in the area of der. Slusna the regiment commander ordered to raise the battalion to attack. Beskhmelnov passed the order to the commander of the 2nd battalion and went to raise the battalion to attack. During the attack, the commander of the 6th company was out of action, and the soldiers lay down, because the enemy was firing heavily from all types of weapons. Tov. Bushmelev seeing that the attack may fall, took command of a company in itself, and raised a company. With a quick rush, the company reached the enemy trenches, threw grenades at the Germans, and engaged in hand-to-hand combat. The enemy was knocked out of the trenches and all counterattacks were repulsed. " for this feat, Fyodor Ivanovich was awarded the order of the red Star on 16.09.1943. He returned from the war in 1945.

Rank: Red army Type of troops: coastal defense and air defense Artillery, coastal units, aviation of the red army AND Naval forces of the NKVD border troops back in 1925, a black-eyed and black-haired girl was born in a family of simple peasants Zhuravlev Leonti Petrovich and Pelageya Romanovna, who was affectionately called Annushka. It is now she is a gray-haired grandmother, surrounded by grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and then my father had to use a club to drive away the village grooms who paid attention to a beautiful girl. - "Morals at that time were strict, not what they are now" - recalls Anna Leontievna. When she was 14 years old, like many families, the family of Anna Leontievna, at the call of the party, moved to the Kuban to save their Homeland from starvation: to plow, sow wheat, harvest bread, that is, to help in any way they can. So in 1939, she found herself on the fertile Kuban land. At first, everything was strange. Still: in the village of Miroshniki in the Volgograd region, where she came from, did not grow such large apples, and even the steppes surprised. It was then planted woodlands. And children's memory stores dust storms, from which there was nowhere to hide.So they lived; the children went to school and helped their parents with household chores. Annushka, like all the girls, made her girlish plans for the future: to study at the Platnirov agricultural school, which she entered at the age of 17, and where she went on foot to classes 20 kilometers away. But this is nothing compared to making a dream come true. I wanted to help my beloved country and, of course, my beloved family. Everything was cut short by the war. The fascists were getting closer and closer to Rostov-on-don. The country needed everyone. In a month, Anna has mastered not a woman's business at all. Fragile girlish hands, instead of undead and caressing children, firmly gripped the steering wheel of the tractor. The country needed bread, metal, and shells. In the system became all, regardless of age.Before the capture of the village of Razdolnaya by the Nazis, Anna worked as a tractor driver.The first thing that the fascists did when they came to razdolnenskaya land, they rounded up people from all the nearby farms and villages and distributed them in huts. Every morning, in any weather, both adults and children, under the supervision of the Germans and supervisors recruited from local residents, went to dig anti-tank ditches. This continued until 1943, when in February the Red Army liberated the village of Razdolnaya and the korenovsky district from the Nazis. The invaders left behind only ashes: Sovetskaya and Torgovaya streets, once flourishing, were burned to the ground. Not a single whole house remained, the reed roofs burned like gunpowder, and Anna stood and watched her home burn with fire, and an idea was born in her soul: I will avenge the damned Frits for my home, my family. In the meantime, people were hiding in trenches and cellars. Early in the morning, two young soldiers looked into the cellar where Anna and her sister Dusya were hiding. They noticed the steam coming from the ground: - " Ours! Nashi! " - shouted sister Dusya, seeing the stars on the shoulder straps.- "Get out and go to Ust-Labinsk. If we don't get the Krauts out of here tonight, our Katyushas will hit this place tomorrow, and then there won't be many left alive»They reached the Alimovs, who lived at the other end of the village, spent the night, and at dawn they were going to go further, but the good news changed their plans to escape: the village was already liberated.Never afraid of work, Anna first went to harvest reeds to cover the burned roof, restore the walls of the house, the Windows had to be plugged with rags and pillows from the cold, the stove was heated hot with the same reeds, climbed on the Russian stove and warmed up, warmed up, until they fell asleep, happy and warm. So they lived until the spring, when they had to go out into the field.They plowed on the surviving and repaired tractors, cows that were saved from the Nazis, sowed wheat, corn, sunflower, sometimes they had to sow manually.In 1944, after a shift came home, my mother met with tears in her eyes: - " Annushka! You have a summons." So a simple Russian girl became a soldier. In the red army book appeared the inscription: red army man, observer of the 3rd company of air surveillance aircraft identification. The difficult military service began. 3 village girls Samkova-Nesterenko Luda, Severina Klava and she, Babikova Anna, got first to study in Krasnodar, and after distribution, Anna got to Simferopol, where for a month she learned how to recognize planes: her own and the enemy, by sound and pitch. This information was then transmitted to searchlight and anti-aircraft units. The company was based in Yevpatoria, where it served until may 1945, and was demobilized in June.

Rank: Sergeant Type of troops: Land forces, Air force (except naval aviation), coast service, troops people's Commissariat of internal Affairs, border guard Unit: 183 Kharkiv rifle order of Lenin red banner order of Suvorov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky division place of call: Alapaevsky district military Commissariat, Sverdlovsk region, Alapaevsky district. Military unit 623 AP 38 army date of enlistment: 1941 name of award: The order of Glory II degree Date of feat: April 17, 1945, number of the fond source of information 33 inventory Number source of information: 686196 case Number source of information: 6409 Central archive of the Ministry of defense was Born in the family of the poor man, which consisted of 9 people. It was difficult to live at that time, so I had to finish only 2 classes of the Monastery school. So, from an early age, I started working. At first, he worked on logging. In 1932, he went to study at the courses of tractor drivers in the N-Sinyachikhinsky machine-technological station. On January 1, 1939, he was called up for the Finnish war. In 1940, he returned home to the collective farm and worked as a tractor Driver. On July 24, 1941, he was called up for the Great Patriotic war. He was wounded during the war. In the battles of the great Patriotic war from August 1941-commander of the gun crew of the 623 artillery regiment of the 183rd rifle division. Awarded the medal "for bravery" on July 10, 1943. During the offensive in the area of the village of Krosno (Poland), together with the soldiers, he destroyed a mortar battery, 3 machine guns, 2 NP and many Nazis. When repelling counterattacks, the calculation caused great damage to the enemy in manpower and military equipment. On September 24, 1944, he was awarded the order of Glory of the 3rd degree. January 27, 1945 in the battle for the city of Wadowice (Poland), together with the soldiers of the calculation of the fire cleared the way for the advancing infantry; direct fire suppressed a mortar battery, 2 machine guns and destroyed about 15 Nazis. Then, the team repulsed the attack from the flank, while hitting more than 10 enemy soldiers. On may 13, 1945, he was awarded the order of Glory, 2nd class. On April 17, 1945, while repelling a counterattack in the area of the Benesov Valleys (8 km northeast of the city of Ostrava, Czech Republic), a team under the command of Sergeant Batakov eliminated more than 10 Nazis, suppressed 2 machine guns and a mortar battery. On June 27, 1945, he was awarded the order of Glory of the 2nd degree, and on February 27, 1958, he was re-awarded the order of Glory of the 1st degree. Decree Of The Presidium Of The Supreme Soviet Of The Union Of Soviet Socialist Republics. On February 27, 1958, in order to re-award Batakov Philip Maksimovich was awarded the order of Glory of the 1st degree (No. 3738), becoming a full knight of the order of Glory. In 1945, the brave gunner was discharged from the red Army. He lived in the village of Ostanino, Alapaevsky district, Sverdlovsk region. He worked as a foreman of the tractor brigade on the collective farm "Putilovsky".

Rank: Lieutenant. Branch of service: army, air force (except marine aviation), the coast guard, the troops of the NKVD border troops. Division: 92nd guards rifle Kryvyi Rih division. Born into a working-class family. Before the revolution, Nikolay's father worked as a stove worker, and during the Civil war he served in the cavalry of Semyon Budyonny. In 1930, the family moved to the Kazakh SSR, where his father worked on the construction of a poultry farm, then in 1934 he worked on the construction of the Baksan HPP, in 1939-on the construction of the Irtysh HPP. The family moves to Ust-Kamenogorsk, East Kazakhstan region. In February 1943, right from the school bench, Nikolay was drafted into the Soviet army and sent as a cadet to the Tashkent mortar and machine gun school of the Turkestan military district. In July 1943, in the order of cadet brigades, he was sent to the front as part of the 280th guards rifle regiment of the 92nd guards rifle division as an anti-tank gun commander. On October 15, 1943, during the fighting at the crossing of the Dnieper river South of Kremenchug, he was seriously wounded, after which he was treated in the evacuation hospital No. 1069 in Buzuluk until March 1944. Further service as part of the 496th separate battalion of the KV MVD abroad-Kraiburg, Ravich, Ratsibuzh in operational units for escorting prisoners of war. Since February 1945, the battalion was disbanded and Nikolay continued his further service in the 406th regiment of the KV MVD in Rostov, then in Pyatigorsk. Since October 1946, illness due to injury and demobilization and return to Ust-Kamenogorsk. Blakets. Then he worked on the construction of the Irtysh hydroelectric power station until August 1947, and studied at the Alma-ATA State law Institute until August 1951. and then work as an investigator of the Prosecutor's office of the Nazarovsky district of the Krasnoyarsk territory. Member of the Komsomol - since 1944, member of the CPSU - since 1955.

Alex Silevich was born in 1909 in the village of Dubrovo Lower Prechistenskaya district of Smolensk region. He was awarded the medals "for labor valor", "for valiant labor in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945". From 1926 to 1929, he worked as a courier, clerk of the people's court of the Prechistensky district of the Smolensk region. In 1929, Alexey Silayevich worked as a Secretary of the people's court of the Andreevsky district of the Alma-ATA region. In the same year, he was elected people's judge of the Andreevsky and Lepsinsky districts of the Alma-ATA region and served in this position until 1931. From 1931 to 1932 – people's investigator, and then acting Prosecutor of the Kalininsky district of the Alma-ATA region. In 1933, he graduated from the Kazan Institute of Soviet law in Kazan, Tatar ASSR. From 1933 to 1935, he worked as a people's judge of the Dubrovsky and Rognedinsky districts of the Bryansk region, from 1935 to 1937 – as an instructor of the regional court of Kalinin, from 1937 to 1938-as a people's judge of the 1st precinct, the Central district of Kalinin. From 1938 to 1940, he worked as an auditor of the people's Commissariat Of Justice of the Kalinin region.In 1940, Alexey Silayevich was appointed Chairman of the Sakhalin regional court. From 1946 to 1948, he worked as Deputy Chairman of the Supreme court of the Kabardian ASSR. In 1948, A. S. Batov was appointed Chairman of the Kemerovo regional court. After being dismissed in 1953, he worked as a lawyer at the Central legal consultation in Kemerovo, and then in 1954 was appointed to the position of Deputy Prosecutor of the Kemerovo region.

My great-grandfather, Sergey Ivanovich Bogdanov, was born on February 15, 1924 in the village of Polovinino in the Rzhevsky district of the Kalinin (Tver) region, in a large family. His entire life was spent in Rzhev and the Rzhevsky district. Here he was a Komsomol leader, fought, worked in the city party Committee, editor of the newspaper "Rzhevskaya Pravda". As a seventeen-year-old boy, my great-grandfather left to defend our country from the Nazis. In October 1941, he joined a partisan detachment under the command of M. V. Kornilov (nicknamed "Grandfather"), which operated in the territory occupied by the Nazis. Being in the intelligence service, Sergei Bogdanov personally destroyed two enemy mortars, captured a corporal and delivered a prisoner, a mortar and 12 boxes of mines to the unit on a German cart. Participated in many battles as part of a reconnaissance company, where he always showed courage. When breaking through the enemy encirclement, he carried the banner of the 381st rifle division. At the age of 17, my great-grandfather took up arms and fought on the Rzhev land, liberating Smolensk, Yartsevo, and Velikiye Luki. In one of the operations, he killed a German General-the commander of the corps, obtained important documents. In a terrible battle near Vitebsk in March 1944, he was seriously wounded and disabled. His military career was marked by the orders of the red banner, red Star, world war II degree, many medals, including the medals "for the defense of Moscow" and "Partisan of the great Patriotic war" I degree. After returning from the front, my great-grandfather restored the city, studied and worked. To convey the truth to the living and future generations, he bit by bit collected materials about the Rzhev partisans and the underground youth organization that operated in the occupied Rzhev. He was one of the first to talk not just about the battles for Rzhev, but about the "battle of Rzhev", about The Rzhev-Vyazma bridgehead. Sergey Ivanovich Bogdanov co-authored with the former partisan I. A. Makshinsky in 1960 published the book "It was in Rzhev", in 1963 another book "On the Rzhev land"was published. No matter where he was, he never succumbed to the hardships of life, old age, or serious illness. He was always an example of courage and self-control. Sergey Ivanovich Bogdanov died on February 17, 2000, at the age of 76. His whole life teaches us respect for the history of the small homeland, the Fatherland.

Rank: Captain military Branch: Engineering troops pre-War biography: in 1939 graduated from Ufa road technical school Bashkir ASSR. Road technician of the district Department Perm region village. Suksun. Military biography: 12.1939 Red army soldier, 11.1941 Cadet of the military engineering school of the TRANS-Baikal Military District. 11.1942 G. Platoon commander 105 separate pontoon bridge battalion-Lieutenant, Stalingrad southern front. 02.01.1943 South-Western front. 01.01.1944 2nd and 3rd Ukrainian front platoon Commander 105 separate pontoon bridge battalion, 22 Moto-engineer-sapper fakklansky brigade. 06.1945 G. TRANS-Baikal front 22nd motorcycle engineering brigade. Veteran, participated in the following battles: The battle of Stalingrad, and in the fighting of the South-Western front, the 2nd and 3rd Ukrainian Frants, the TRANS-Baikal front. Biography after the war: 06.1947 TRANS-Baikal Amur military district 22nd Moto-engineering brigade 6 guards Mechanized Army 42 heavy pontoon bridge regiment, platoon Commander. Senior lieutenant. 11.1948 G. The reserve Captain was discharged. 11.1948 - 01.1951 H. - G. October, the Bashkir ASSR Road master. 01.1951 - 07.1953 G. - Kandinsky district of the Bashkir ASSR - head of the section of road. 07.1953 - 09.1955 G. Head of agricultural Department of Kazakhstan Communist party of Kondinskogo area Bashkir ASSR. 09.1955 - 06.1959 G. Student of the regional higher party school of Ufa. 06.1959-02.1963 Secretary of the party Committee of Uchalinsky mining and Processing Plant Bashkir ASSR.02.1963 - 01.1971 G. Chairman, Committee of party and state control of Uchalinsky district, Bashkir ASSR. 01.1971-07.1977 Secretary of the Uchalinsky Executive Committee of the city Council of the Bashkir ASSR. 07.1977-08.1979 Road master of Tuymazy Bashkir ASSR. 08.1979 Retired people.

Rank: Red army soldier. The terrible summer of 1941, the summer when the Great Patriotic war began, is moving further and further away from us. The battle wounds have long been healed, the veterans of that brutal war, the people who help us live, are passing away! But in us, the descendants of these heroic people, lives the memory of their feat, courage, loyalty to the Motherland. This year we celebrate the 70th anniversary of the great Victory over Nazi Germany. The war left its mark on every family. I would like to tell you about my great-grandfathers: one of them fought in the war, and the other was evacuated with his whole family from Leningrad a month before the siege began. I didn't find any of them alive, as it happened… And all that I know about them, I was told by my mother and my grandmother Nina Nikolaevna. I will first tell you about my great-grandfather on my mother's side – Brezove Demyan Petrovich. He went through almost the entire war as a member of an infantry company as a simple private. He did not dream of the title, because his parents – Peter and Sophia were sent to Magnitogorsk as unconscious elements. Their family was dispossessed during the years of collectivization. So my great-grandfather ended up in Magnitogorsk. Demyan Petrovich was born in 1926. (place of birth: Tatar ASSR, Zainsky district, Kaban-Bastryk village), so when the war began, he was only 15 years old. He did not get to the front immediately, only in 1942 he was called up by the Lenin RVC. My mother said that my grandfather did not like to talk about the war, as soon as it came up, my great-grandfather immediately stopped talking. It was hard for him. In 1943, he received a terrible, almost fatal wound: fragments of a fascist grenade hit his neck, a few millimeters from the carotid artery, and in the leg, there was a strong contusion. Therefore, Demyan Petrovich did not reach Berlin, because he was commissioned for health reasons. The fragment that hit the leg of the great-grandfather and "carried" to the death. He had many military awards, but the most expensive for him was the order of the great Patriotic war I degree (award document number: 89). After the war, my great-grandfather returned to Magnitogorsk, worked at a Cement factory, did household chores, everything went well with him, argued. In 1998, Demyan Petrovich died. May his memory be eternal!

Type of troops: Technical troops (KHV, zhdv, AB, RTV, DV, topographic). Division: 256th Narva red banner rifle division. Bakanov Alexey Andreevich served in the military during the great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. He was drafted into the army in October 1942 by the Zlatoust military enlistment office of the city of Zlatoust from the defense plant No. 66, evacuated from the city of Tula. From the moment of conscription, he was enlisted as a cadet in the city of Sverdlovsk, where he was trained as a radiotelegraph operator. After passing the class exams, he was sent ahead of schedule to the Volkhov front in the area of the city of Tikhvin and was enlisted in the 937th regiment of the 256 division as a radiotelegraph operator. The regiment as part of the 256 division fought for the lifting of the blockade from the city of Leningrad. The division is obliged to break through the German defense at any cost in order to develop offensive actions of other military units. This happened in Sinyavino swamps. It was necessary not only to restore the interrupted communication, but also after the failure of the battalion command, to adjust the artillery fire with Katyusha rocket systems, being in the front trench from the Germans, receiving direct orders through the radio, the senior regimental commander or the division commander. All commands received by me and the surviving soldiers from the authorities were carried out without question. The regiment withstood the German onslaught! During the period of these battles in the sinyavinsky marshes, he was awarded the order of the "Patriotic war 2 degree". I was wounded in both hands and the left shoulder with the penetration of shrapnel into the lung, which remained in me as a terrible reminder of that war. After the hospital, he took part in the battle for the liberation of the city of lugi and again the hospital. After recovery, he was sent to the 38th automobile depot-a mini factory on wheels, which made repairs in any conditions. He took part in the liberation of the city of Tartu in the Baltic States with access to the city of Riga as part of the Baltic front. At the city of Riga, 30 kilometers away, we found a happy Victory day! He was awarded the medal for "Victory over Germany". In April 1947, he was discharged from the army due to his age and arrived at his place of residence in the Dubensky district of the Tula region.

Corporal. Artillery troops. Andrey Petrovich boklin, participant of the great Patriotic war. My great-grandfather was born in 1917, in the Abdulinsky district of the Chkalov region. He was drafted into the red Army in 1939, when his grandfather was 22 years old. Boklin Andrey Petrovich went through the entire Great Patriotic war. He served in the 900th artillery regiment of the 339th rifle red banner Taman division of the 56th Army, first as a red army soldier, and then as a corporal as a locksmith driver. In 1943, in the battles for the liberation of the Taman Peninsula, in difficult combat conditions, working on car repairs, he ensured timely and accurate completion of the task, for which he was awarded the medal "for military merit". In the same year, the great-grandfather was injured, and therefore spent some time in the hospital. Immediately after recovery, he returned to the ranks. In may 1944, he was awarded the medal"for bravery". Showing courage and bravery, under enemy artillery fire, he took the rolling stock out of the shelling in the area of Kerch. In subsequent battles, during the movement of the regiment, the great-grandfather for several trips on one car, repairing it on the way, timely completed the task of delivering food to the destination, thereby contributing to the uninterrupted supply of the regiment. On April 11, 1945, my great-grandfather was awarded the order of the red Star. On January 14, 1945, when the German defenses were breached, he delivered a gun to the firing position in his car under mortar fire. The gun opened fire on the enemy's mortar battery, as a result of which the mortar battery was suppressed, and this helped our units to move forward. The next day, the great-grandfather again ensured the transfer of the gun to an open firing position. The gun promptly opened direct fire on the enemy infantry, resulting in up to 15 soldiers and officers being killed and dispersed to a company of enemy infantry. On the same day, he provided the transfer of 250 shells. On February 2, 1945, a German Messerschmidt aircraft knocked out his great-grandfather's car, and he repaired the car under enemy air bombing and prepared it for subsequent combat missions. My great-grandfather returned home to his family in his village. He had children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. We are all very proud of him and honor and respect his memory. On April 6, 1985, for the fortieth anniversary of the Victory, he was awarded the order of the Patriotic war, I degree. Andrey Petrovich Boklin died on may 7, 1997. They buried him on Victory Day. All the villagers said goodbye to him at a rally at the monument to fallen soldiers.

Rank: Second Lieutenant. Type of troops: Armored and mechanized troops. In 1942, he was drafted into the Red army, with the rank of "Guard Junior Lieutenant". Since 1943, Pyotr Grigoryevich joined the service of the " 20th tank brigade of the 5th Tank corps "as"commander of a platoon of T-70 tanks "and actively participated in the battles of the Central front, including the battle of the Kursk bulge. In the same year, during the liberation of the city of Belgorod, he was seriously wounded, having received a through bullet wound. After hospitalization, he was declared fit for combat service and joined the "self-Propelled Artillery regiment of the 3rd Army", in the position of "commander of the SU-76 battery". From April 1943 to February 1944, he participated in the battles of the 1st Ukrainian front. He was again seriously wounded, having received shrapnel wounds. And again, after being hospitalized, he returned to the service. From February to October 1944, he participated in the battles of the 2nd Ukrainian front. From October 1944 to the end of the war on the 1st Belorussian front. In April 1945, the regiment of Peter Grigoryevich participated in the capture of the city of Frankfurt with the transition to the offensive on the city of Berlin. Participating in the battles to destroy a strong group of enemy troops South-East of the city of Berlin, Pyotr Grigoryevich showed examples of courage, unrestrained courage and skill. Having a good experience, skillfully using self-propelled installations, he helped the regiment to successfully complete its tasks. During the period from 24 to 29 April 1945, the guard battery of second Lieutenant brudanin destroyed two self-propelled guns, twelve guns of different calibers, 15 machine guns, two mortar batteries and up to 150 German soldiers. Guard Junior Lieutenant brudanin Pyotr Grigoryevich was awarded the government award "Order of the red banner", as well as the"order of the Patriotic war of the 2nd degree".

Rank: senior Sergeant. Military branch: aviation. Anton Petrovich Bocharov - my uncle, was born in 1922 in der. Pochinki, Noginsk district, Moscow region. In 1940, he graduated from the aviation club courses in Noginsk, and on March 25, 1940, he was called up to the red army by the Noginsk city military Commissariat. Sent to the Kachin military pilot school. Successfully graduated from school in a year, and with the rank of Sergeant left in it as an instructor. With the beginning of the war, the school (at this time the Myasnikov military aviation school) was evacuated to Krasny Kut, Saratov region), Anton continued to train pilots, and wrote applications for sending him to the front. Further information about it is sketchy. Anton was sent to the front in the summer of 1942. Anton's last duty station was 867 IAP (fighter aviation regiment). In a notice received by Anton's mother in early 1943, it was written: "Your son, officer, Bocharov A. P. after completing a combat mission did not return to his unit on December 21, 1942." Anton's father is Pyotr Timofeyevich, also a participant in the war, who passed the battle path from Stalingrad to oz. Balaton, after the war, was looking for a son for a long time. His requests to all archive instances remained. But neither the exact place of death, burial, or circumstances of Anton's death could be found. All that remains is an unknown memory, or an eyewitness account passed on to me in words by my parents. That at the end of 1942, there were fierce battles in the Voronezh region. In 867 IAP Anton arrived, allegedly, only in December 1942. Part of this time was relocated to a new airfield. And Anton, with two more of the same newly arrived pilots, flew with the command of the passengers. This flight was fatal. The plane was shot down, no one survived. Whether it was really so - to find out, probably already on it will be possible. There are two names of his friends, fellow soldiers - Brahmin and Smagin. The flight commander is Lieutenant Milyutin. Still Babanov Anatoly with whom Anton studied at Kachin school. Whatever it was, my own uncle, a young 20-year - old guy-Anton Bocharov contributed to our Victory!

Rank: Captain military Branch: Armored and mechanized troops This is what Mikhail Yegorovich wrote about himself in his autobiography in 1939 (from his personal military record). "Born in 1909 on January 5 in a family of artisans. My father was engaged in blacksmithing until 1914. Since 1914, moved the laborer to the landowner Bogushevskaya Gorchinskiy Duhovenstva parish district of Smolensk region, where he worked until the October revolution of 1917. In the month of December, 1917, an agricultural commune was organized from the former landowners ' laborers, and our family joined it. In 1918, the commune broke up and its former members were given land, and from that time my father started farming. Until 1925, my father's farm was poor and in 1925 it became a group of middle peasants. In 1929, our farm joined the Berezhkov agricultural artel "Soviet animal breeder" of the Kardymovsky district of the Smolensk region. The father died in 1934, the mother in 1939. None of the family, as well as close relatives, were deprived of voting rights. None of the closest relatives live abroad. Married. My wife graduated from a higher educational institution. Currently, he works at the Leningrad agricultural Institute on the Kirov Islands. My wife's brother is a student at the military electrotechnical Academy in Leningrad. One of my wife's sisters is studying at the Leningrad forestry Academy. Kirov. The second sister was a teacher Pology school Avivskogo district of Smolensk region. My wife's father and mother are retired village teachers at the moment. I worked in my father's agriculture from 1924 to 1927. From 1927 to 1929, he worked in a cooperative job as a store Manager, warehouse Manager, and counter worker for the month of December. From 1929 to October 1931, he served as Chairman of the collective farm boards. From 1931 to August 1933, he served in the red army. After serving in the Workers 'and Peasants' red Army in 1933, he entered the 4th year of the working faculty at the Leningrad forestry Academy, from which he graduated in 1934. In September 1934, he entered the 1st year of the Forestry Academy at the faculty of chemical technology, majoring in mechanical engineers. My education is as follows: I graduated from the working faculty, the Soviet party school 2 degrees, propagandist courses 6 months, cooperative courses 6 months, GDP in artillery, currently I am studying at the 5th year of the forestry Academy. He became a member of the all-Union Leninist Communist youth Union in 1925. He became a member of the all-Union Communist party (Bolsheviks) in April 1931 in the Smolensk region. Party ticket # 2457064. In other parties, as well as previously in the all-Union Communist party (Bolsheviks), he did not belong, did not support any deviations and oppositions, and fought against them together with the Bolshevik party. I didn't have any party requests and I don't have any. Party, Komsomol and trade Union work: from January 1932 to April 1933, he worked as a Secretary of the Komsomol Committee and a member of the Presidium of the party Committee of the headquarters of the 11th rifle corps. From October 1934 to January 1, 1935, he worked as a trade Professor at the faculty, and from 1936 to September 1937, he was Chairman of the trade Union Committee of the Academy. In September 1937, the Lenin regional Committee of the all-Union Communist party (Bolsheviks) was mobilized for professional work and sent to work in the Leningrad regional Committee of the Union of Forest and Alloy workers, where he worked as a Deputy Chairman and a member of the Presidium of the regional Committee. In 1935, at my personal request, the regional Committee of the all-Union Communist party (Bolsheviks) dismissed the Deputy Chairman of the regional Committee for graduation. At the Academy, he was a member of the party Committee of 3 convocations. I and my close relatives are not tried by the Soviet authorities. December 23, 1939". Then there was the Finnish company, which Mikhail Yegorovich passed as a Commissar of a machine-gun company, demobilization and further training at the forestry Academy. And on June 15, 1941, he was enrolled as a student of the courses for Improving the Political Composition of the Reserve of the Workers 'and Peasants' red Army, which he graduated from on September 15, 1941. War years extract from the service record of Bazylev M. E. "Military service in the armed forces of the USSR" August 1931-August 1932 Pisarsky student of the Staff of the 11th rifle corps of the Belarusian military district of Smolensk August 1932-August 1933 senior clerk of the Staff of the 11th rifle corps of the Belarusian military district. City of Smolensk August 1933-September 1939 Dismissed on long-term leave. September 1939 - March 1940 gg Commissioner 102 machine gun company infantry regiment, 24 infantry division on the Karelian front March 1940 - June 1941 was in stock June 1941 - September 1941 Leningrad Listener training political staff reserve of the Leningrad military district Leningrad September 1941 - November 1941 trainees improvement of the political composition of the stock of the Volga military district of the city of Mecelec November 1941 - July 1942 Commissioner 8 battery airborne corps reserve Command article. Chkalovskaya, Moscow region July 1942-September 1942 Commissar of the 101st battalion of the guards rifle regiment of the 35th guards rifle division of the 62nd army of the Stalingrad front September 1942 - December 1942 on treatment for wounds Evakogospital No. 388 of the Siberian military district of Barnaul December 1942 - February 1943 in reserve Training reserve regiment of the political composition of the Moscow military district Gorky February 1943-November 1943 The bitter November 1943 - February 1945 the Assistant chief of Reserve Political Control of the 2nd Ukrainian front, February 1945 - March 1945 In the reserve of the Political Department of 6 guards tank army of the 2nd Ukrainian front, March 1945 - may 1945 Agitator of the political 6 guards motorised brigade, 6th guards tank army of the 2nd Ukrainian front May 1945 - July 1945 the Agitator of the political 6 guards motorized rifle brigade, 5 guards tank corps, 6 guards tank army of the TRANS-Baikal front Jul 1945 - October 1945 To cure sickness in the officers ' front-line hospital of the Transbaikal military district October 1945 - February 1946 gg In Reserve Political Control Zabajkale-Amur military district, February 1946 - July 1946 gg Agitator of the Political section 202 independent light artillery brigade, 6th guards mechanized army was Zabajkale - Amur military district transferred to the reserve on demobilization the order of the Chief of the Main Political Directorate of the Armed forces of the USSR No. 011975, dated 10 July 1946 Post-war biography after the end of the service, Mikhail Yegorovich was reunited with his family, who had experienced all the hardships and hardships of the war. Famine in besieged Leningrad, the death of his daughter Tatiana (1940-1942), evacuation along the "Road of life", life in the occupied territory (according to his children, just a few days after the evacuation from Leningrad, the village was occupied by the Germans advancing on Stalingrad) In July 1946, Mikhail Bazylev was appointed Director of the state match factory "Revput" in the Zlynkovsky district of the Bryansk region. In the late 50s, at the beginning of the campaign to expose the cult of personality, he came out in support of Stalin and very sharply criticized this policy of the party. In this regard, he was removed from the post of Director and transferred to movers. Relying on the help of his friends and fellow soldiers, he moved with his family to the city of Kaluga. He got a job at the Kaluga match factory, where he worked until retirement.

Rank: major General Division: 34th guards rifle Enakievskaya red banner order of Suvorov division Belov Mikhail Ipatovich. Major General, doctor of military Sciences, Professor. Born on November 7, 1924 in the village of Alekseyevka in the Mishkinsky district of the Bashkir ASSR, the ninth in a row to the Belovs Ipat Ilyich and Maria Petrovna. Studied at Turbaevskaya school, which now bears the name of Brothers Stationery. In 1939. he entered the pedagogical College of the city of Birsk, from the 3rd year of which in February 1942. on voluntary recruitment, he was sent to the Guryev military infantry school. After completing his studies there in December of the same year, with the rank of Lieutenant, he was sent as a commander of a machine-gun platoon to the Stalingrad front. As part of the 7th airborne corps, transformed into the 34th guards rifle division, in its 107th guards rifle regiment, created on the basis of the 16th airborne brigade, participated in the battles to drive the enemy out of the Rostov region, Donbass. Kryvyi Rih, in the battle of the Dnieper, in the liberation from the invaders of the Ukrainian and Moldavian SSR, Romania, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia and Hungary, Bucharest, and the capture of Budapest. He was wounded four times in the battles and returned to the 107th guards rifle regiment, which became his home, ending his career as a Deputy chief of staff of the regiment. After the great Patriotic war, in 1946, he graduated from the nine-month advanced training Courses for infantry officers of the southern group of troops. In 1952. he entered the Frunze Military Academy by competition, from which he graduated in 1955. and was sent to continue serving in the Airborne forces. In the autumn of 1956, while commanding the parachute battalion of the 381st parachute regiment of the 31st guards airborne division, he participated in the Soviet operation "Whirlwind" on the territory of the Hungarian people's Republic to eliminate the anti-government putsch. Until the end of December 1956, he was the military commander of the 22nd district, also in the Western part of Budapest. After returning from Hungary in March 1957, he was appointed chief of staff of the 381st guards parachute regiment. In August 1959, he entered the adjunct program of the Frunze Military Academy. In 1962. he defended his PhD thesis on airborne topics, having published a number of scientific articles on it by this time. Appointed in the same year as a teacher, he was executed by order of the command a number of research works (NIR), implemented in the Armed forces. Including, as a responsible performer, "Kupol": Prospects for the development of the airborne forces ' weapons system. In February 1966, he was enrolled in the doctoral program of the Academy. A month later, he was sent to the exercises of the Central Asian military district as an intermediary for the commander of the airborne division, which was thrown out of the aircraft to the Mary region in Turkmenistan. Prepared and made a report to the teaching staff on the use of operational troops in specific conditions of the district. In August-September, 1967. during the preparation and conduct of combined-arms operational and strategic exercises "Dnepr" headed the research group of the General staff, which developed and tested the organizational structure and methods of using a new type of combined - arms unit, called the amphibious assault brigade. In 1968, he defended his thesis for the degree of doctor of military Sciences. In 1971. he passed military training in the TRANS-Baikal military district as a commander of the stationed amphibious assault brigade, supervised its exercises with a flight from the city of Mogochi to the Datsan training ground in Dauria. On the instructions of the command, he went to the countries of the Warsaw Pact Organization to give lectures and exchange experience. In 1977. in order to exchange military delegations, he paid a week-long visit to England. In 1977, he was appointed head of the Department of Operational and tactical training Of the military-political Academy named after V. I. Lenin. He led a complex team of the Department, gave lectures to students of combined arms and other faculties, at Higher academic courses. Organized and conducted command and staff exercises with students, performed other organizational work and tasks of the command, including trips abroad. In 1979, he was awarded the rank of major General. From 1984 to 1988, he served as an adviser to the chief of the Higher military Academy of the Armed forces of the Syrian Arab Republic in Damascus. He supervised the work of a team of Soviet specialists in various fields at the Academy. He developed educational materials, gave lectures to students of the Academy and the leadership of the Armed forces of the Republic. Participated in conducting command and staff exercises with them. He went to the troops, including to the contact line with the enemy in the Golan heights in order to develop practical recommendations. In 1988. retired to the reserve with service in the armed Forces of the USSR for 51 years. For military distinctions in the course of military service, he was awarded the following orders: red banner, two — world war I degree, red Star, for service to the Motherland in the Armed Forces of the III degree; order of the Syrian Arab Republic — for bravery; more than 30 domestic and foreign medals. From 1989 to 2000, he worked as a senior researcher at the Central Museum of the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945. he Participated in refining the concept of the Museum, in developing the structure and content of its expositions. He prepared scientific reports and reports on the operations of the great Patriotic war, spoke with them to the Museum staff and at conferences. Developed and published about 350 essays and articles, 15 books. Including military-historical topics: "They led us to Victory" (1990), "Marshals of victory" (1995), "Winners and losers" (1996), "Zhukov's Military phenomenon" (1998), "army of victorious operations" (2000), " the Fate of the family in the fate of the country "(2002), "Poklonnaya Gora keeps the memory" (2006), " Marshal Zhukov. Achievements and lessons of defense of the Fatherland" (2010), "and eternal battle..." (2012).Included in bibliographic reference books: "Historians Of Russia. Who is who in the study of national history". Saratov. Publishing House "Chronicle". 2000; "Historians of Russia XX-early XXI centuries". PIO bibliographic dictionary. Volume 1. Publishing house of the Saratov social Institute. 2014. During his youth, he considered his most significant achievement to be a feat of arms in the name of the Motherland — participation in the expulsion of the aggressor from Soviet soil and in its defeat abroad. In my career, I always remembered the wise saying of the great Russian realist writer Maxim Gorky:"... all that remains of a man is his deeds."

Rank: red army soldier. Branch of the armed forces: signal troops. Babikova Tamara Georgievna - my great-aunt, was born in Orenburg in 1923. Before the war, she lived with her parents and her younger sister Lydia in the large grain farm "worker", in the Chapaevsky areas of Orenburg. The region developed and flourished before our eyes, new houses were built, the first kindergarten in the village, clubs worked. In 1940, Tamara entered a pedagogical school, worked as a school counselor, and dreamed of becoming a school teacher. But the war started. On the first day of the war, Tamara applied to the military enlistment office with a request to send her to the front as a volunteer. Refused - the age did not come out. All men were called to the front and teachers too. Schools continue to work, because it is necessary to teach rural children, and she went to one of the rural schools near Buguruslan - to teach. They helped the front together with the children as much as they could, went to the fields after school, collected spikelets, knitted warm clothes for the soldiers, and sent parcels to the front. So a year passed. And again submitted documents to the military enlistment office. This time the application was accepted. After a short training, they were sent to fight in a separate battalion - air surveillance, notification and communication. The task was to determine the direction of flight of enemy aircraft, accurately guess the height of the flight, determine the brand of the aircraft by sound, conduct reconnaissance and fire correction. At their signal, our artillery and anti-aircraft guns were ready to meet the enemy fully armed. Tamara received her first baptism of fire in the Kotelnikovo area, in the bloody battles on the outskirts of Stalingrad. In mid-July 1942, the battalion, which temporarily became a combatant, received an order to stop the tanks rushing to Stalingrad. Each was given three grenades and Molotov cocktails. The main task was to hold out for at least two hours, keep the enemy out of the city and wait for reinforcements. At sunset, we saw a terrible sight-tanks were moving in a predatory formation with searchlights turned on. The girls said goodbye to each other and prepared for battle. Just as the command " Get ready for battle!"was about to sound, artillery shots rang out from behind, which began to hit the tanks with direct fire. Many fighters and front-line friends died then, only a little more than 30 people remained alive, who were later put in charge of posts. Then she participated in the liberation of Ukrainian cities, including Kharkiv. She finished her combat career in Breslau. As the head of the post, she was the first to accept the message of VICTORY! Tamara Georgievna was awarded: - the order of the "Patriotic war I degree", - a certificate signed by Marshal Chuikov "for bravery and courage shown in battle". We remember the feat of our grandmother and are very proud that our family had such a hero!