Heroes and feats

Rank: Red army Unit: 359th rifle Yartsevskaya order of Lenin red banner division Bakshutov Ivan Vasilyevich (05.09.1911-24.11.1982). Grandfather was called to the front in November 1941, at the age of 30. He fought on the don, southern and 1st Ukrainian fronts as a private in the 443 separate sapper battalion, 359 Rifle Yartsevskaya division. On November 5, 1942, he was seriously wounded in the back near Stalingrad (near the tractor factory). After being wounded, he was taken to a hospital in Bereznyaki, Sverdlovsk region, and then returned to the front. Crossed the Dnieper, liberated Kiev and other cities and villages of Ukraine. 13 APR 1944 near the town ofTernopil again received a serious wound in the lower back. After the hospital, I went back to Stalingrad and from there I was on my way to liberate Eastern Europe from the Nazi invaders. He finished the war in Breslau (now Wroclaw), Poland. Twice during the war they met by chance with Their own brother bakshutov Stepan Vasilyevich, in 1942 at Stalingrad and in 1945 in Poland. The joy of the meeting was indescribable. My grandfather returned home to the village of Vysoky Kolok in October 1945. He was awarded the "order of the Patriotic war II degree", medals" for the defense of Stalingrad", "for the defense of Kiev". Immediately after the war, he worked as a foreman of the tractor brigade of the collective farm.Kalinina (POS Zinberg). Worked as a combine harvester, tractor driver, motorist on the current. All my life I was in the field, I was a grain farmer. He died in November 1982 and is buried in the village cemetery. My grandmother Maksutova (Baklashova) Anna Stepanovna (25.11.1915-21.07.2001), a home front worker, worked all the war and all her life on the collective farm "Ilyich's Way" on field work, on the farm. I've never been afraid of any work. After seeing my grandfather off to war, I raised two children. Like millions of Russian women in that terrible time, she lived by faith, hope and prayers for life for her relatives, for victory. After the war, my grandmother gave birth to five more children. They lived, worked, raised a collective farm, raised children, and nursed their grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Despite all the hardships she endured, she kept her kind character, her affection and warmth for the rest of her life. She died in July 2001 at the age of 86, surrounded by her family and friends.

Branch of the armed forces: Military medical staff Time… It is constantly moving forward, taking away people dear to us, erasing events, facts, and dates in our memory. But there are events over which time is powerless! They are always there for us in letters of fire to show through the oblivion from the pages of history. These include the Great Patriotic war, the 70th anniversary of which we will celebrate in the coming year. In our family, we often talk about the war, remember relatives who did not return home, and there were many of them. When I was younger, I didn't understand why. Why do they talk about war? After all, my father and mother are so young, and my grandmother was born after the war! As I grew up, I began to realize these conversations. I began to understand that when we remember, we remember… Our homeland was going through a difficult time. An evil and powerful enemy was stiffly eager to seize the land and enslave the people. Freedom, happiness, honor, and finally life itself depended on everyone who went to the front or stayed in the rear, and so Victory in may 1945 became possible. Thinking about this, I suddenly clearly remembered our meetings, conversations with the frontline nurse-Bogdanova Olga Illarionovna. We often invited her to go to school. She never turned down the opportunity to talk to us, to share what she was worried about, to tell us about what she had to go through there, in the war. To my great regret, this bright woman left us. Young, beautiful, full of energy, she went to the front. Just a day before the war, she turned 21! The girl was sent to a mobile hospital on the Belarusian front as a nurse, which was part of until the end of 1944. This fragile girl has experienced a lot! She saw pain, blood, suffering, death. This modest woman did not like excessive attention to herself and asked us to call her grandma Olya. She told how she helped the surgeon during the operation. The hospital was almost on the front line. Shells exploded nearby, bullets whistled, and she stood and handed medical instruments: after all, she had to help the soldier, as she affectionately called the soldiers. "I stand and whisper: be patient, my dear. Just a little bit left, " - said Olga Illarionovna.I asked her once:- Grandma Olya, were you afraid?She looked at me intently and said softly:- Silly, of course it was. I was so young. Who wants to die? I wasn't thinking about myself at the time. There were wounded people there, they had to be helped!» I loved watching her, I loved seeing her eyes. They sometimes became angry, then suddenly they would warm up, then they would be filled with some deep sadness that I didn't understand, or even a tear would flash in them. So vividly she remembers everything she experienced. "Meeting with death in war was the most terrible, but everyday business-a fierce battle with the enemy did not spare anyone. No one knew what would happen to each of us in an hour, or even in an hour, a minute, or a second! Olga Illarionovna continued to tell the story. - God forbid, you will experience this!» I understood these words especially acutely when war footage began to appear on TV screens: the frightened eyes of children, the helplessness of mothers who do not know how to protect their children, and the destruction. This is in our time! War, and very close to war! How could this happen? Who's crazy? Who forgot the lessons of the great Patriotic war? That is why the theme of war is constantly appearing in our house! Parents want us to remember. And if we remember, we won't allow it. How I want to tell all people: "Let's join hands and be friends, live in peace!»

After graduating from Kuzedeyevskaya high school in 1938, he worked as a teacher of Russian language and geography at The lysinskaya Junior high school. In 1939, he entered the 1st year of the special faculty of Tomsk state University. In February 1940, he was called up for military service. From the beginning of the war to February 1942, he was in the Soviet Army and participated in the great Patriotic war. Participated in the battles on the North-Western front. After receiving a serious wound and prolonged treatment in hospitals, he was discharged from the Soviet Army in December 1942. From February 1943, he worked as a military instructor in Mundybash and Kuzedeyevsky secondary schools, and then from July 1943 – as a people's investigator of the Prosecutor's office of the Kuzedeyevsky district. In the period from may 1944 to October 1945, he was a cadet at the Kemerovo and Tallinn military infantry school of communications. From October 1945 to January 1947, he worked as a senior watchman at the MVD camp No. 36 in the Altai territory. From 1947 to 1957, he worked in the Prosecutor's office of the Kemerovo region as an assistant Prosecutor, Prosecutor of the Kiselevsky district, and assistant Prosecutor of the Zavodsky district of Kemerovo. In 1953, he graduated from the Novosibirsk law school. From February to December 1957, he worked in the judicial authorities of the Kemerovo region, was the head of the Topkin legal consultation. In December 1957, he was appointed people's judge of the 1st precinct of the Topkinsky district. In December 1960, by the decision of the Topkinsky district Council of workers ' deputies, he was confirmed as the Chairman of the Topkinsky city people's court. In the period from 1964 to 1969, he studied in absentia at Tomsk state University, where he graduated with honors. In June 1969, he was enlisted in the staff of the Kemerovo regional court as a member of the court, worked in the judicial Board for criminal cases in the 1st and cassation instances.On July 2, 1982, he was dismissed from his position as a member of the Kemerovo regional court due to retirement due to age. After the termination of the judge's powers, Mikhail Afanasyevich continued working as a consultant, senior consultant of the Kemerovo regional court from December 19, 1986 to August 12, 1993. Working in the Kemerovo regional court, Mikhail Afanasievich proved to be an exceptionally competent and highly qualified lawyer. Having high business qualities, he skillfully used many years of experience and good knowledge of law. I paid a lot of attention to issues of crime prevention. He did a lot of work to promote legal knowledge among the population, often gave lectures and talks, and published articles in the Kuzbass newspaper. He took an active part in the social life of the collective, was repeatedly elected Secretary of the primary party organization of the regional court, a delegate to district and city party conferences. He passed on his many years of judicial experience and knowledge to young people's judges. It was characterized by adherence to principles and intolerance of the faults.For many years conscientious work, high performance, active participation in public life, Bulgakov was repeatedly awarded with diplomas, commendations, cash awards and valuable gifts of the Minister of justice of the Russian Federation, Kemerovo obkoma trade unions of workers of state institutions and the leadership of the Kemerovo regional court.

Rank: paramedic. Branch of the armed forces: military medical staff. Unit: 1st guards artillery Glukhovskaya order of Lenin red banner order of Suvorov, Kutuzov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky breakthrough division of the RGC. In our family there was a legendary woman who participated in the great Patriotic war: Alexandra Feodorovna Bessonova, senior Lieutenant of the medical service of the 362nd art regiment of the 106th Dnieper-TRANS-Baikal red banner order of Suvorov rifle division. During the great Patriotic war, she worked in a medical unit and gave all the warmth of her soul, knowledge to preserve and restore the health of soldiers. She was able to quickly and expertly make a dressing, an injection, bring a person to consciousness, and provide the necessary medical care. She was always resolute and bold in her actions. Many medical professionals were surprised by her abilities. Even at home, she had to do all the work that men usually do. As soon as the war began, Shura (as her family called her) came to the military enlistment office and asked to be sent to the front, to the front line as a paramedic of the medical service, to provide first aid to the wounded on the battlefield. The family received letters from her from the front and knew what an impossible job for a woman she does, saving the lives of soldiers and commanders, being herself brave and physically strong. Shura's dad in a circle of friends said: "She was born a girl by mistake." The military unit in which Shura was enlisted left the city of Bogotol, Krasnoyarsk territory, for the front on July 15, 1941. In 8 days their part already participated in fights. The fighting was heavy, with heavy losses. The nurses had no experience in a combat situation. My aunt taught them how to evacuate the seriously wounded from the battlefield with less blood loss and painlessly. She often had to crawl to the front and provide first aid to save a fighter's life, risking her own. While constantly on the front line, my aunt herself was wounded three times. She lay in hospitals near Moscow and Leningrad, and again returned to the front! After the third serious wound in August 1942, Alexandra Bessonova was sent to the rear military hospital in the Sverdlovsk region and was treated in Shadrinsk, where the 106th Dnieper-TRANS-Baikal red banner order of Suvorov rifle division was formed. Immediately after discharge from the hospital she was enrolled in the artillery regiment of this division, which went to the front on the Kursk-Orel area, occupied the territory on the front line of 24.5 kilometers, the village Cheren, Upper Galley, New lighting in Kursk region. The 362nd artillery regiment participated in the crossing of the Desna, Dnieper, bug, Vistula, Oder, Neisse and spree, and in the liberation of cities: Loev, Lutsk, Torchin, territories of Poland and Czechoslovakia. Senior Lieutenant of the medical service Alexandra Bessonova was always on the front line. The commanders and soldiers admired the girl's courage and skill. She often received commendations from commanders, soldiers, and parents of fighters. In the orders of the Supreme commander-in-Chief, the soldiers of this division were thanked 19 times. Victory salutes thundered in their honor in Moscow! Thousands of soldiers and officers of the division were awarded orders and medals of the Soviet Union. Among them, senior Lieutenant of the medical service Alexandra Feodorovna Bessonova received the order of the red Star and the medal. In 1943, an elderly man came from Achinsk to visit Shura's father, Fyodor Illarionovich. After verifying his identity, he said: "Allow me to kneel before You and thank You for raising such a daughter, Alexandra Feodorovna, who carried my only son seriously wounded from the battlefield. A mile and a half she dragged him on her fragile shoulders to the medical unit. She gave him life and us a son!" After being discharged from the army in 1948, Shura returned to the city of Bogotol, where she worked in medical institutions. While retired, she took an active part in working with veterans of the great Patriotic war. Despite the disability of group II, she annually went to meetings with war veterans of the 362nd art regiment in Moscow, and conducted an active correspondence. She met with young people, performed on television.

Pastukhov V. F. For Venedikt Fyodorovich, the war began earlier than many. In 1938, in the artillery division in the far East, near lake Khasan, with the rank of Sergeant. He had to fight with the Japanese samurai, who then captured the hills of Zaozernaya and Bezymyannaya. For the Patriotic war, he was mobilized from its first days as part of the 326th rifle division, which was formed in Mordovia. In the rank of captain, as the commander of a communications company, he joined the battle with the Nazi invaders near Moscow. His combat path took place as part of the division that liberated Smolensk, Kiev, crossed the Dnieper, liberated Vinnytsia, then in Czechoslovakia - liberated Krakow, took the Duklinsky pass, Moravian Ostrava, Prague. He was wounded twice. He was first wounded on February 8, 1942. Then the Nazis, at any cost, tried to stop the offensive of the Soviet troops near Moscow, raining down on them a hail of shells and mines, bombing followed one after another, it was then barely dug up after an air RAID. He did not go to the rear hospital, but remained to be treated in the divisional medical unit. And again in battle. The second time was wounded near Smolensk. He met the end of the war in Prague, with the rank of major. He was awarded the order of the red star and the Order of the great Patriotic war 2 degrees and 10 medals, of which he considered the most expensive - "for Courage" and "for the defense of Moscow", and the Czech government awarded him a medal - "for Dukla", which he was also proud of. After the end of the war, he worked for almost 20 years in the construction and installation train "Vodrem-29" of the Kuibyshev dorstroytrest. He constantly conducted a great military-Patriotic work, met with young people-speaking in schools, colleges, technical schools. And most importantly, he was a very decent man, a kind and loving father and grandfather.

Rank: red army soldier. Branch of service: artillery. I'M PROUD OF MY GRANDFATHER! Great Patriotic war! How much grief and tears it brought to people. But we know all the horrors that took place in those distant years, only from books and films. Once you let that pain go through you, you'll never forget it. I recently learned that 500,000 people went to the front from the Kuibyshev (Samara) region during the great Patriotic war, and 220,000 people returned. Why are there cases of abuse and demolition of monuments to war heroes in our time? Don't those who do this understand what brave people they were, how bravely they defended their Homeland and a bright future for us living today? I Batuta Alexander, I want to tell about my grandfather – Daniel T. Batuto. All this, of course, from the words of my mother, since I was about five years old when my grandfather died. Danil Timofeevich boltuto was born on April 5, 1916 in the village of Khmelevka in the Klyavlinsky district of the Kuibyshev region. Before the war, he worked in the police. By the beginning of the great Patriotic war, my grandfather served in the red Army and went through the Soviet-Finnish war of 1939-1940. In 1941, my grandfather volunteered for the front and served as a telephone operator in the 5th medical and sanitary brigade. He was shell-shocked, returned to service and finished his military career in 1945. Among his military awards were: - the medal "for military merit", - the order of the"Patriotic war II degree". After the war, he married and had seven children. My mother-Chatterbox Tatiana Danilovna told: "Every year since childhood, my father took us to the parade, in the evening we watched the Victory salute on the embankment. When we grew up, my father took his grandchildren. It was so solemn for him, he was proud! My father never mentioned the war. When watching films about the war, I always cried, not ashamed of tears, although I was very strong. My father took an active part in raising children, was always fair and proud of them." Unfortunately, I was about five years old when my grandfather passed away. It's a pity that I didn't have much contact with my grandfather, I didn't know him very well, but some childhood memories excite me. In October 1999, my grandfather died, and he was only 83 years old. Representatives from the military enlistment office saw him off on his last journey, and the soldiers saluted him like a Hero. And he is a Hero to me. On may 9, 2013, Dmitry Novoselov, a great - grandson, carried a poster of Danila Timofeevich Boltuto's great-grandfather on V. V. Kuibyshev square. On may 9, 2016, I took the baton and participated in the March of the"Immortal regiment". My grandfather once again participated in the Memorial Parade. In 2015, my mother and I managed to enter data about my grandfather in the list of the Immortal regiment in the city of Samara, Samara region. My mother shared her memories of my father on the pages of the Immortal regiment. Made an extract from the order of the Archive for awarding. Unfortunately, I would like to find more information about my grandfather. But so far in vain. It's a pity that I didn't have much contact with my grandfather, I didn't know him very well, but those childhood memories still live in me. It doesn't matter what rank he served in, it's important that he fought for our happy childhood. I am always proud of my grandfather - Batuta by Danil Kalashnikov.

For Venedikt Fyodorovich, the war began earlier than many. In 1938, in the artillery division in the far East, near lake Khasan, with the rank of Sergeant. He had to fight with the Japanese samurai, who then captured the hills of Zaozernaya and Bezymyannaya. For the Patriotic war, he was mobilized from its first days as part of the 326th rifle division, which was formed in Mordovia. In the rank of captain, as the commander of a communications company, he joined the battle with the Nazi invaders near Moscow. His combat path took place as part of the division that liberated Smolensk, Kiev, crossed the Dnieper, liberated Vinnytsia, then in Czechoslovakia - liberated Krakow, took the Duklinsky pass, Moravian Ostrava, Prague. He was wounded twice. He was first wounded on February 8, 1942. Then the Nazis, at any cost, tried to stop the offensive of the Soviet troops near Moscow, raining down on them a hail of shells and mines, bombing followed one after another, it was then barely dug up after an air RAID. He did not go to the rear hospital, but remained to be treated in the divisional medical unit. And again in battle. The second time was wounded near Smolensk. He met the end of the war in Prague, with the rank of major. He was awarded the order of the red star and the Order of the great Patriotic war 2 degrees and 10 medals, of which he considered the most expensive - "for Courage" and "for the defense of Moscow", and the Czech government awarded him a medal - "for Dukla", which he was also proud of. After the end of the war, he worked for almost 20 years in the construction and installation train "Vodrem-29" of the Kuibyshev dorstroytrest. He constantly conducted a great military-Patriotic work, met with young people-speaking in schools, colleges, technical schools. And most importantly, he was a very decent man, a kind and loving father and grandfather.

Rank: Junior Sergeant Branch of the army: Land forces, air force (except naval aviation), coast service, NKVD troops, border guard Unit: 118th rifle Melitopol red banner order of Kutuzov division. Bugasov Genii Makarovich was born in the Siberian city of Tomsk on September 12, 1926. In view of his unusual name given by his parents, other people often called him Gennady. Including confused and in documents (in some documents the name Genius is specified, in others Gennady). In 1941, the family (parents Makar Zakharovich and Anna Hrisanfovna, brother Askold and sister Nina) lived in the city of Astrakhan, the Genius studied at school. At the very beginning of the war in July 1941, his older brother Askold volunteered for the front. Genius was called to war only in March 1944. At that time, he hadn't even finished 10th grade in school. On March 31, 1944, he left home for the military enlistment office, and on April 2, 1944, he left Astrakhan for Mozdok, where he was trained (in the infantry in / h 21085 "G"). In September 1944, he was sent through Lviv to the front. In his letters home, the Genius wrote how they crossed the border of the USSR. On September 21, he arrived in Poland (in / h 16120-A) and was enlisted in a platoon of foot reconnaissance. He fought in the 463rd Bislinsky rifle regiment of the 118th Melitopol rifle division. He was awarded the order of Glory. He often wrote letters home to his parents and sister and aunt. He told how they went to the rear of the enemy "to take the language". The last letter from him is dated March 17, 1945 from V / h 34453 "S". Junior Sergeant Genius Makarovich Bugasov died on the night of March 25, 1945 in Germany (near Breslau). He was only 18 years old. The" funeral " sent from the military unit on March 31, 1945, the parents received on may 3, 1945. His mother, Anna Hrisanfovna, asked about the details of the death. She was told that the fight was hot, and the body of her son could not be removed from the enemy zone. Later, after the war, his brother Askold sent a request to Poland. He was told that after the battle, Gennady was buried near the city of Wroclaw (ex.Breslau), and later the remains were moved to Wroclaw, the district of Skvarna góra. His name is included in the 2nd edition of "memory", which was to be published in 1991. In the "funeral" the name was indicated "Gennady", not "Genius". A letter from Gennady himself helped out, in which he wrote that "the name gradually turned into Gennady".

Rank: Junior Sergeant military Branch: Artillery Division: 234th Lomonosov-Prague rifle division of the order of Suvorov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky. The birthplace of Guri Borisov was the farm Pronin, where he was born on July 21, 1896, and if we consider that 1895 was officially the last year of conscription for war, this means that he was called to fight as an "old man". During the great Patriotic war, he served in the 1342nd SP, 234th SD and killed more than 170 fascists. This is one of the best results among all snipers who fought in the Soviet army and the German army. His name is included in the list of the best snipers of the Second world war. In the post-war years, Guriy Andreevich worked at the Ordzhonikidze collective farm as a foreman of the brigade No. 6, which by coincidence was located in Kuchugur, in his native farm Pronin. According to the stories of old-timers who worked with him at that time, in the 50s, a Soviet General who specially came to meet him found him at his workplace. Hugs, handshakes, and then a heart-to-heart conversation showed that Guri Borisov was still remembered even after quite a few years.It is surprising that the sniper, who laid to rest more than a company of enemies, for some reason was not awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union. Although, according to informed military estimates, he was obliged to become one. Apparently, a modest, with no streak of impudence, rural resident, who by the end of the war was already well over forty, fought for the Motherland, and not for orders and regalia of the highest standard.Sniper is the most dangerous military specialty. It is dangerous because the sniper who has taken up "hunting", it keeps in crazy tension. It does not allow him to relax in the cold and in the heat, to lose vigilance. Any even careless movement can lead to death. Apparently, the overexertion of physical and mental strength, as well as the factor of weather conditions in wartime, undermined the health of Guriy Andreevich. In 1962, he ended up in the Tsimlyansk tube hospital with a diagnosis of lung cancer. A few days before the death of a terminally ill father, the family of the eldest son Peter took him home. On March 28, 1963, one of the best snipers of the great Patriotic war died. Without loud speeches and pomp, he was buried in the cemetery of the village of Novotsimlyanskaya. Now in the Tsimlyansky district, a monument is erected on the grave of the sniper.

Polikarpov A. A.

Rank: Sergeant. My great-grandfather (hereinafter-grandfather), Ivan Grigoryevich Barkov, was born on January 12, 1925 in the village of Yagodnoye, Oryol region. As soon as he was 16 years old, an evil enemy came to the threshold of our country, and the Great Patriotic war began. Of course, my grandfather did not stay away and in the fall of 1942 was drafted into the Soviet Army. First he was in training in Kolpna, and then-the front. He fought on the first Ukrainian front. He was wounded twice. He had military awards: medals, orders. He was also awarded the most important medal for a soldier-the medal "for bravery". My grandfather finished the war in the Kharkiv hospital, where he was treated after the second wound. From school, he was sent to the front with other guys. It was winter, and they arrived at their destination at night. Unloaded, and the commander ordered to dig in, as the battle was coming. All young, " never smelled gunpowder." Who dug a deeper trench, who a small hole. My grandfather went to school and came to the front with a young man from his village. They kept to each other all the time, countrymen means. And early in the morning, before dawn, the mortar attack on our positions began. I was afraid to raise my head. It's also scary because this is the first time this has happened to them, and they are, in fact, just children. The bombing did not last long. There was a lull. And a countryman of his grandfather from his trench called out: "Ivan, give me a cigarette!". At that moment, there was an explosion. Grandfather was stunned, covered with earth. When he came to, he saw a terrible picture, from the trench of his friend turned out a huge funnel, and from the countryman were a piece of greatcoat and a leg in a footcloth. Everything was mixed up in my grandfather's head, and the fear of imminent death, and anger at the Nazis, and regret for a friend, and most importantly and terrible-tormented by the thought of how to tell his mother about it. The battle continued all day. The lull came only when the Krauts had lunch or dinner. Other case. It was ordered to go into a psychic attack. This is when soldiers at full height with rifles and bayonets go to the enemy, not firing until one of the parties does not give up the nerves. My grandfather said that the same young German was coming at him. They were walking, looking into each other's eyes, and at some point my grandfather thought: "I can't kill him, but the commander called" Forward, for the Motherland! Hooray». And a terrible, hand-to-hand battle began. Of course, my grandfather killed this German, but I remember his eyes for the rest of my life. And after the war, he said that Hitler was to blame for the death of his friend and young German.

Pastukhov I.

Type of service: - ground forces, - air force (except naval aviation), - the coast guard, troops of the NKVD, - the border guards. Russian. He was born on August 30, 1910 in the village of zapolye of the Shabursky village Council, Oparinsky district of the Northern region (later Kirov region) in the family of a middle-class peasant. Parents: Evfrosinia P. Babkin, Nikolay Babkin Osiewicz. By 1924, he graduated from 2 classes of the parochial school and 5 (five) classes of the Shabur NSS. He took an active part in the formation of the collective farm peasantry. Foreman. Elected Chairman of the Board of Shabursky rural settlement. In February 1929, he registered his marriage with Anna Danilovna Rudakova (Babkina). The marriage produced eight children. On August 11, 1941, the Oparinsky RVC of the Kirov region was called up for war. He took the military oath on August 20, 1941. In Kotelnich, he studied for political staff. Not finished - recalled to the front near Moscow, in Maly Yaroslavets, and immediately in the offensive in the Velikiye Luki area as part of the 525 rifle regiment (Strelok) on October 26, 1941, seriously wounded in the right arm and back. He was hospitalized near Moscow, then in Central Asia, in Tashkent. Participation in the great Patriotic war: in the period from 11.0.41 - 17.03.42 - as a private of the 525th rifle regiment. Dismissed to the reserve on the basis of the conclusion of the VVC from 17.03.42. Upon returning from the hospital he was Chairman Saborsko, and then Luganskogo s/councils of people's deputies. In 1947, for failure to fulfill the plan to deliver bread to the state (6 bags distributed among hungry peasants), the efforts of the second Secretary of the district party Committee received six years in prison in the city of Khalturin, Kirov region. Was free. When he returned home in 1953, to the village of Oparino, worked in senior positions: head of sales Krutoy of Lentransgaz; Director on the harvesting of forest raw material Castrensis; - head of the Oparinsky section of the Kirovsky Glavvtorchermet; - Director of the Oparinsky district industrial complex; - head. production of the Oparinsky district Executive Committee; - commandant of the Lower warehouse of the Oparinsky timber industry; - engineer of <url>. Department of Oparinsky timber industry. Semen Nikolaevich Babkin with patience and dignity have walked the difficult road of life. The Pope was appreciated and respected by many people for his decency, good heart, ability to get along with people and generosity. Semyon Nikolaevich died on 11.11.1988 at the age of 78 in the arms of his wife Anna Danilovna. Our father, grandfather and great-grandfather, Babkin Semyon Nikolaevich, lives in our hearts. We love, honor and cherish his memory and pray to God for the repose of his soul. Bright memory of you, daddy! Rewards: 1. medal "for the victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945", awarded on 31.08.1946. 2. medal "for valiant labor in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945", awarded on 13.11.1946. 3. medal "20 years of Victory in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945", awarded on 25.10.1966. 4. medal "30 years of Victory in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945", awarded on 07.05.1976. 5. medal "50 years of The armed forces of the USSR", awarded on 27.12.1968. 6. medal "40 years of Victory in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945", awarded on 30.04 and 08.05.1985. 7. order of the Patriotic war I degree. Awarded on 08.05.1985. 8. medal "60 years Of the armed forces of the USSR", awarded on 08.05.1978. 9. the wife received the medal "50 years of Victory in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945".

Pokryshkin A. I.

Rank: Senior Sergeant military Branch: Artillery Division: 5th artillery Kalinkovichi red banner division breakthrough Berezin Konstantin Yakovlevich was born in 1911 in the city of Pavlovo-Posad, Moscow region. The family already had an eldest daughter, Lydia, son Sergey and daughter Zinaida, followed by another daughter, Olimpiada. Konstantin grew up, studied, and served in the army. After the army, he worked at a weaving factory, got married, and in 1938 they had a son, Vladimir. When the war began, Konstantin was called up by the Pavlovo-Posadsky RVC of the Moscow region and sent to the front on June 24, 1941. The older brother also went to the front, and the mother with her daughters and the pregnant wife of Konstantin with their son remained in the city. On October 23, 1941, Konstantin received news of the birth of his daughter Tatiana. Konstantin participated in the great Patriotic war in the active army from June 24, 1941 to March 23, 1945. In 1943, he fought on the 1st Belorussian front in the 697 light artillery regiment, 16 light artillery brigade, 5 artillery division of The reserve of the Main Command. 8 July 1943 by the order of the division №07/ n, for exemplary performance of command assignments at the front against the German invaders and displaying valor and courage of the assistant commander of the platoon control Sergeant, Berezin K. Y. was awarded with the medal " For Courage ",for 05-07 July 1943 showed himself brave, courageous, fearless defender of his Motherland. Being all the time at the command post Berezin K. Ya. clearly monitored the actions of the enemy, its accumulation, promptly reported to the commander, skillfully organized the defense of the CP, when surrounded, he personally destroyed up to 20 Nazis, breaking through the ring, he brought out his scouts from the encirclement. He fought on the Western front 3 section, on the Bryansk front 3 section, Central and 1 Belorussian front 3 section. In 1944, he fought on the 1st Belorussian front in the 276th guards light artillery order of Lenin red banner regiment 23rd guards light artillery order of Lenin brigade 5 artillery Kalinkovichi red banner division breakthrough 4 artillery red banner corps division. During his time as head of the food and feed warehouse, K. Y. Berezin, despite being overloaded with work, delivered food to the regiment's personnel working in the main positions on time and on time, despite the enemy's artillery and mortar fire. On the night of October 11, 1944, the enemy conducted a fierce bombardment of the town "Struga" in the Warsaw Voivodeship, where the regiment's rear was located. From the explosion of shells burned cars and exploded shells stacked in stacks, but Berezin did not leave the warehouse took measures to save food and property. He was seriously wounded by an enemy shell and carried out of the firing zone. By order of the division No. 38/ n of 01. 11. 1944 of the guards, senior Sergeant Berezin K. Ya. was awarded the Order of the red Star. He was also awarded the Order of the great Patriotic war, 1st class, and other medals. From the local evacuation point ( MEP ) 90 Berezin was sent to the evacuation hospital No. 54, where the Yessentuki VTEC was declared unfit for further military service. The hospitals of the Nzrkom Zdrava RSFSR in the North Caucasus were subordinate to MEP 11, 90, 94, 104. The most powerful hospital base in the North Caucasus and the North Caucasus region was MEP 90-107 hospitals. The base was based on 4 resorts Kavminvod group Kislovodsk, Essentuki, Pyatigorsk and Zheleznovodsk with a total number of hospitals-57. After the war, Berezin worked at the Pavlovo-Posadsky worsted plant as the head of the electrical Department, additionally taught students the section electricity in physics, and was also a youth trainee at the plant. He has a lot of rationalization proposals for the modernization of production and copyright certificates for inventions, he was awarded diplomas, badges of the winner of competitions, excellent production, the best innovator and was encouraged by prizes. On the plot of land, he and his family grew vegetables, fruits, and flowers. He died on August 5, 1997. He has two grandsons Roman and Denis, a granddaughter Anna, a great-grandson Zakhar, and great-granddaughters Kristina, Maria, Victoria, and Elizabeth. We are proud of him, remember him and will keep his memory in the future.