Heroes and feats

CITY: Oshi village, Orichevsky district, Kirov region DATE OF BIRTH: 05/28/1922 DATE OF DEATH: - HISTORY: Title: Red Army soldier Type of troops: Ground Forces, Air Force (except naval aviation), coastal service, NKVD troops, border troops. Division: 52nd Infantry Division (1st Formation) My great-grandfather Nikolai Vasilievich Lobastov was born on May 28, 1922 in the village of Oshi, Orichevsky District, Kirov Region, into a family of peasants. After graduating from school, he graduated from combiner courses. When the war began, my great-grandfather was 19 years old. In September 1941, my great-grandfather was drafted into the ranks of the Workers 'and Peasants' Red Army (RKKA) and sent to study. He studied in Aktyubinsk in the educational unit as a scout. After finishing "training" he was sent to the front. He fought on the Ukrainian front as part of the 52nd Infantry Division. Great-grandfather with his comrades went on missions behind enemy lines, they took prisoners - they were also called "tongues". The captured Germans talked about the location of military equipment and the number of soldiers, about German plans. This information helped the Soviet army in planning military operations and in achieving victories. On June 23, 1943, during a night search in the area of ​​Belgorod, a German soldier was taken prisoner by the great-grandfather, while returning from the mission, the great-grandfather was wounded, but despite the injury he was able to deliver the prisoner. He was treated in an evacuation hospital 3922. After recovery, he was declared unfit for military service and sent to the rear. In those difficult years, there were not enough men in the rear, everyone went to the front. Therefore, after returning from the front, my great-grandfather was appointed chairman of the collective farm, after the enlargement of the collective farm, he returned to work in the field as a combine operator. Great-grandfather was repeatedly awarded, including the Order of the Red Star, the Order of Glory III degree and the Order of the Patriotic War I degree.

CITY: Kafino village, Privolzhsky district, Ivanovo region DATE OF BIRTH: 01/28/1926 DATE OF DEATH: 04/20/2012 HISTORY: Alexander Alekseevich Lyubimov was born on January 22, 1926 in the village of Kafino, Privolzhsky district, Ivanovo region. In the village of Rozhdestveno he finished 7 classes, in 1941 he worked on a collective farm. In 1943 he was drafted into military service at the age of 17. In the Gorokhovets camps near the city of Vladimir, he completed the course of a young soldier and in November 1943 he was sent to the front as a signalman. He fought as a liaison officer for a separate company of anti-tank rifles of the 53rd motorized rifle brigade. Then he fought on the 1st Baltic Front; then their brigade was transferred to the Belorussian front, where A.A. Lyubimov. participated in the battles for the liberation of Belarus. During the battles during the service Lyubimov A.A. day and night, he clearly carried out all orders and kept in touch with the company without interruption under any enemy fire. Together with the liaison officers of the operational group, he went 4 times to communicate with the battalions. For this Lyubimov A.A. was awarded a government award - the Order of the Red Star. For the entire period, he delivered all combat reports and orders to the commander of the communications company. Therefore, he was awarded the Medal for Military Merit. Lyubimov A.A. were awarded medals "For the capture of Konigsberg" (1st Baltic Front), "For victory over Germany", as well as anniversary medals. For the liberation of Belarus, by order of the President of the Belarusian Republic, he was awarded the medal "For the liberation of Belarus." He was also awarded the Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd degree. After the end of the Great Patriotic War, he continued to serve in the ranks of the Red Army. He was demobilized (dismissed) in 1950.

CITY: Penza DATE OF BIRTH: 10/22/1909 DATE OF DEATH: 09/01/1980 HISTORY: Veniamin Petrovich Ladilov was born on October 22, 1909 in the town of Penza. Member of the Great Patriotic War. He took part as a soldier who served in the army. Drafted for mobilization by the Penza city military commissariat in August 1942 in the 493rd separate cable-pole communications company. Served as a communications line supervisor from August 1942 to December 1945. The 493rd cable-pole communications company was part of the troops of the 1st Baltic Front under the command of Army General Baghramyan. Veniamin Petrovich served with the rank of corporal. After the end of the war with Germany, Veniamin Petrovich took part in the war with Japan as part of the 483rd separate cable-pole communications company of the 2nd Far Eastern Front. Demobilized on December 15, 1945. He died on September 1, 1980. Ladilov Veniamin Petrovich was awarded the Order of Glory III degree "for the exemplary performance of the combat missions of the command at the front in the fight against the German invaders and the display of valor and courage in this case." Description of the feat: “On November 22, 1944, while providing communication via a cable-pole line from the army headquarters of the 4th shock KSK in the area of ​​Bazylovka, Krasnov and Polotsk. Approach paths with lines were heavily shelled not only by enemy artillery fire, but also by machine-gun fire. The area was heavily mined, comrade. Ladilov always walked in front, making passes through the minefields. For all the time, he made passes through 7 minefields and defused 185 minutes. On April 18, 1944, while building a pole line from the army headquarters of the 4th shock KSK, he was severely wounded in the head from a mine explosion. He refused to go to the hospital and dragged the fighters along with him. The task was completed 1 hour and 15 minutes ahead of schedule. Worthy of the Government award of the Order of Glory III degree ". Awards: Order of Glory III degree, medal" For the capture of Koenigsberg ", medal" For victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945 ", medal" For victory over Japan ", badge "Excellent signalman", jubilee medal "20 years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945", medal "50 years of the Armed Forces of the USSR".

CITY: Znamenskoye village, Oryol region HISTORY: Maria Efimovna Leonova was born in 1936. Mother worked on the collective farm tirelessly. Everything that was collected from the fields was sent to the front, leaving the very minimum for themselves. In the village of Znamenskoye, where Maria Efimovna lived, there were women and children, all the men were taken to the war. Later, an armless soldier returned from the front, and there were several old men. The children also had a hard time. In the morning they went to school, and after school they ran to help the adults. In winter, the children gathered around the village, mounted their horses and rode into the forest. They sawed, chopped firewood, collected brushwood. Many of them froze their hands and face during this harsh season. The frosts were strong. In the evenings, everyone gathered at home: knitted, sewed, and then they collected everything and sent their relatives to the front. They worked in the fields: they collected hay, straw; sheaves knitted, mothers threshed grain. Children's hands were swollen from overwork and thorny weeds. She recalls: “They took our fathers to the front, from someone they returned home, and someone received a funeral. We kept a cow - we had to give away butter, meat, planted potatoes - and we gave away starch, and we paid off with fresh potatoes, and the chopped noodles and dried ones were taken from us for the front. And spring will come, quinoa and nettles are ripening, and my brother will catch the fish. Flour was given in 5 kg for 10 days, but nothing was spared for the front. As I remember all this, tears run. " After the war she worked as a forester in the Bolotovsky forests. Now he lives 2 kilometers from the village of Novy Sinets in the village of Berezui. Everyone knows her and her name is Baba Masha. She is a local "healer", people come to her from different regions for treatment, that is, even now Maria Efimovna, being in old age, benefits people.

HISTORY: Sergey Osipovich Lityaykin was born in 1918. Drafted into the Soviet Army in 1939. Private. Sergei Osipovich is one of those soldiers who, on the western border of our Motherland, took upon themselves the first bombing strikes of the Nazis. Already before dawn on June 22, 1941, he stood up to defend his Fatherland, arms in hand. Kept the defense. Later, as part of fourteen Komsomol fighters and a commander, he fought behind German lines. He fought with enemies at Stalingrad, on the Oryol-Kursk Bulge, liberated Donbass, Moldavia, Poland from the Nazis. He was a driver, signalman, infantryman, tanker. He trained as a tanker right on the front line. He mastered the business of a radio operator-gunner, a driver-mechanic, a gunner. On one of the sectors of the front, near the village of Chirkov, in the Ukraine, tankmen of two vehicles were ordered to reconnoiter the enemy's defenses. It was December. It was cold. Early in the morning the tanks moved off to carry out a combat mission. One by one, they found the enemy's objects. On the same day, the offensive of our troops began. Sergey Osipovich also took part in it. Later he fought as part of his crew in the battles for Donbass. The Nazis fought desperately for this mining town, they concentrated large forces there and the battles were fierce. The fighting went on for three days. One of them almost became fatal for Sergei Osipovich. In the confusion of the shooting, a bullet pierced his leg, wounded in the chest and neck. The Komsomol card, which Sergei Osipovich carefully kept after the war, along with the Order of Glory of the third degree and military medals as the most expensive relic, was doused with blood. He was awarded the Orders of the Patriotic War of the 1st, 2nd degree, the medal "For the Defense of Kiev". Demobilized in 1943 due to multiple wounds. From June 22, 1941 to August 24, 1944 he fought in the 23rd tank breakthrough division. After returning to his homeland, he worked as bursar at Raiselkhoztechnik.

CITY: Belgorod region, Rovenkovsky district, x. Martyntsy DATE OF BIRTH: 05/21/1921 DATE OF DEATH: 02/19/1985 HISTORY: By Dmitry Olshansky, Rovenki village. “My great-grandfather, Lozovoy Ivan Lavrentievich, was born on May 21, 1921 on the Martyntsy farm of the Rovensky district of the Belgorod region. They had four children in the family. Their father died early. After finishing five classes, Ivan went to work to support his family. He was the eldest male in the family. Received the profession of a tractor driver. 1940 he was drafted into the ranks of the Red Army. He went to the front as a foreman, a conscript. The military unit is the 459th Infantry Regiment. He was wounded on May 21, 1943 by a shrapnel in the area of ​​the left shin. In the evacuation hospital No. 1229, the stump of the left leg was amputated. He miraculously survived; at home was told that he was missing. For more than three months he was in the hospital.By the Hospital Disability Evaluation Board Ivan Lavrent'evich was declared unfit for military service with exclusion from the account. In the conclusion it was written that he could not follow on foot. Conclusion: invalid of the Patriotic War. A participant in the defense of Moscow, Ivan Lavrent'evich Lozovoy, his feats of arms were awarded seven military medals and the Order of the Patriotic War. The second Order of the Patriotic War, 1st degree, was awarded to him on April 6, 1985. Until that time, he no longer lived. Ivan Lavrentievich died on February 19, 1985. After many years this order was awarded to the daughter of Lozovoy, Ivan Lavrentievich. He also has many commemorative medals. Even in peacetime, having a disability, he continued to work on his native collective farm for the good of our Motherland, moving on a prosthesis, and the "Veteran of Labor" medal was added to his military awards. He worked in his native collective farm as the head of a pig-breeding complex. Upon retirement, his native collective farm entrusted him with managing a large, beautiful apple orchard. We love, remember and honor our dad, grandfather and great-grandfather Lozovoy Ivan Lavrentievich. Eternal memory to him. Eternal memory to all Defenders of our Motherland ”.

CITY: Antipovka village, Belo-Kholunitsky district, Kirov region DATE OF BIRTH: 06/06/1909 DATE OF DEATH: 01/05/1996 HISTORY: Luppov Feodot Yakovlevich was born in Antipovka village, Belo-Kholunitskiy district, Kirov region June 6, 1909. In 1941, he and his family: his wife Elena Afanasyevna and two sons Leonid, Vitaly (my great-grandfather) and their little daughter Anya, who was born exactly one year before the start of the war. June 22, 1940 - he lived in the village of Mokhovsky, Zaevsky village council, Nagorsk district, Kirov region and worked on a collective farm, that is, he was an ordinary peasant. In June 1941, my great-great-grandfather was 32 years old, and he was immediately called up to the front. He was an ordinary Red Army soldier in the infantry troops. In the spring of 1943, on the Volkhov front, where Theodot Yakovlevich fought, our troops went on the offensive. German aircraft bombed the attackers. Many died or were seriously injured in this battle. Among them was my great-great-grandfather. He was seriously wounded in the head and arm, and was also wounded. Great-great-grandfather was covered with earth. The sanitary dog ​​found him, dug him up and thereby saved his life. With severe wounds, the hero was sent to the hospital. After treatment, he became disabled and was discharged. Luppov returned home to his family. He has several awards for his participation in the war, but, unfortunately, they are lost. Due to the complex and unusual name (which is indicated differently in different documents), they could not be restored in the archives. My great-grandfather's family life was happy; after the war, he and his wife had two more daughters - Nina and Galina. All his life until retirement he worked on a collective farm. Feodot Yakovlevich died on January 5 in 1996 at the age of 86. I am proud of my hero and very grateful to him for his contribution to the Victory

CITY: Demerdzhi village, Alushta region of Crimea. DATE OF BIRTH: 06/03/1922 DATE OF DEATH: 02/08/2013 HISTORY: Nurzade Ashirovna was born in 1922 in the village of Demerdzhi, Alushta region of Crimea. In the spring of 1941 she graduated from the Feodosia Medical Assistant-Obstetric College. From the first days of the war she was mobilized into the ranks of the Soviet army. She ended up in the 51st separate mortar division, fought on the Crimean front. After unequal battles with the Germans and the retreat to Sevastopol, a small part of the division remained, which was disbanded. Nurzade was sent to the 25th Chapayev division, the 99th howitzer artillery regiment as a military assistant of the regiment. The defense of Sevastopol lasted eight months. The division headquarters was located on the territory of the Inkerman monastery. During the battles, Nurzade took out the wounded from the battlefield at the frontline, she provided first aid and sent them to the Inkerman hospital located in the adits. Sometimes she accompanied them there herself. There, in anticipation of operations, hundreds of wounded languished. In May 1942, Nurzade herself was wounded and shell-shocked and ended up in the same hospital. Before the impending German offensive along the entire front, the wounded began to be evacuated. On one of the ships she and other wounded were taken to the Caucasus, from there to the Volga and by boat they were brought to the city of Chkalov (now Orenburg) and placed in a hospital. After being cured in the hospital, she was sent to the South-Western Front, took part in the battles at Stalingrad. After the reorganization of the Southwestern Front, she continued to fight as part of the 3rd Ukrainian Front. Nurzade was assigned to the 37th separate battalion of chemical protection, commanded by Major I.N.Lukin, who later became her husband. In 1944, their battalion was reorganized into the 15th, Guards, Order of the Red Star chemical protection battalion. Nurzade, as part of the Soviet troops, participated in the liberation of Ukraine, Moldova, Romania, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Hungary and Austria from the fascist invaders. I met the victory in Vienna. She was awarded with government awards: medals "For Courage", "For the Defense of Sevastopol", "For the capture of Budapest", "For the capture of Vienna", "For the victory over Germany" and many other post-war awards. Nurzade Ashirovna lived a long life, brought up two daughters, she has grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She is a labor veteran with more than 50 years of medical experience. The last twenty years of her life, Nurzade Ashirovna lived in Inkerman, where the Committee of Sevastopol Veterans allocated her an apartment.

CITY: Leningrad DATE OF BIRTH: 06/05/1906 DATE OF DEATH: 11/26/1970 HISTORY: Vladimir Vasilyevich Lebedev was born on June 5, 1906. In the Red Army since 1928. A career officer, graduated from a military school in Leningrad. Member of the CPSU (b) since 1930. On the fronts of the Great Patriotic War from the first day. Major, deputy commander of the 4th motorized pontoon bridge regiment. He was awarded two Orders of the Red Star, the Order of the Patriotic War of I and II degrees, medals "For the liberation of Warsaw", "For the capture of Berlin" and "For the victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945.", As well as the Polish medal "Zasłużonym na Polu Chwały "(" Honored in the Field of Glory ", bronze, III degree). He graduated from the war with the rank of lieutenant colonel. He was repeatedly ordered by the Supreme Commander-in-Chief I.V. Stalin was marked by thanks for the excellent military operations: for the liberation of the capital of Poland - Warsaw (order No. 223 of 01/17/1945); for the seizure of the cities of Sochaczew, Skierniewice, Lowicz (order No. 228 dated January 18, 1945); for the seizure of the cities of Lodz, Kutno, Tomaszow, Gostynin, ęczyca (order No. 233 dated 01.19.1945); for the seizure of the cities of Wlocłowiek, Bezhesc-Kujawski, Kolo (order No. 236 of 01.20.1945); for the seizure of the cities of Hohensalz (Invraclav), Aleksandrov, Argenau, Labishin (order No. 241 of January 22, 1945); for the capture of the city of Bydgoszcz (order No. 245 of January 23, 1945); for the invasion of German Pomerania and the capture of the cities of Schönlanke, Lukatz-Kreutz, Woldenberg, Kriesen (order No. 265 of 01/29/1945); for breaking through the heavily fortified German defenses east of the city of Stargart and reaching the coast of the Baltic Sea near the town of Kolberg (order No. 288 of 03/04/1945); for the capture of the cities of Stargart, Naugart and Poltsin (order No. 290 dated 03/05/1945); for the seizure of the cities of Belhart, Treptow, Greifsnberg, Kammin, Gultsov and Platte (order No. 292 of 03/06/1945); for breaking through the German defense on the Oder River (order No. 339 dated 04/23/1945); for the encirclement of the city of Berlin (order No. 342 of 04/25/1945) and for the capture of the city of Potsdam (order No. 347 of 04/27/1945). He celebrated Victory Day in Germany, in the city of Roslau. He served in Germany until 1951, then was sent to serve in the Moldavian SSR, in Rybnitsa. In the mid-1950s, he retired with the rank of lieutenant colonel. In retirement, he was engaged in public work, was the chairman of SNT "Star" of the Ministry of Defense. Died on November 26, 1970.

CITY: Tambov region., Inzhavinsky district, with. Pavlovka DATE OF BIRTH: 04/12/1914 DATE OF DEATH: 11/07/1999 HISTORY: Vasily Dmitrievich Aladinsky was born on April 12, 1914 in the village of Pavlovka, Kirsanovsky district, Tambov province (now Inzhavinsky district, Tambov region). Before the start of World War II, he lived in the village of Khadyzhensky (now the city of Khadyzhensk, Apsheronsky District), Krasnodar Territory. Drafted into the Red Army by the Neftegorsk Regional MilitaryCommissariat of the Krasnodar Territory on July 22, 1941, sent to the Omsk Tank School. After graduating from college, after being awarded the rank of lieutenant, he was sent to the Stalingrad region. He was the commander of a tank platoon, then a tank company. He ended the war with the rank of captain. He was awarded medals "For the Defense of Stalingrad" and "For Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945." After the end of the war, he continued to serve in the ranks of the USSR Armed Forces. In 1946, he took his family from the city of Khadyzhensk and left for the command of the tank unit of the Volga Military District, stationed in the city of Syzran, Kuibyshevsk (Samara) region. In 1947 he was transferred to the service at the Kazan Tank School. In 1953 he was sent to continue serving in the Group of Soviet Forces in Germany, in the city of Eberswalde. In the post-war years, he was awarded the Medal for Military Merit (in 1951) and the Order of the Red Star (in 1956). He retired with the rank of lieutenant colonel in 1963. After leaving the ranks of the Soviet Army, he returned to the city of Kazan, worked in the tram and trolleybus depot. In 1974 he was sent to work in the city of Almetyevsk, Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, to the position of head of the trolleybus fleet. Under the leadership of Vasily Dmitrievich Aladinsky in the city of Almetyevsk, the construction of a trolleybus depot building and new trolleybus lines was organized, and in 1976 a full-fledged trolleybus service was opened. In 1981, at the XXVI Congress of the CPSU, the Almetyevsk trolleybus depot was noted as the best in the USSR. After retirement, Vasily Dmitrievich Aladinsky returned to Kazan. In 1985, in honor of the 40th anniversary of Victory, he was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War, II degree. He died on November 7, 1999, after a serious long illness.

CITY: village Zhukovka, Rzhevsky district, Kalinin region. DATE OF BIRTH: 12/25/1898 DATE OF DEATH: 11/16/1972 HISTORY: Vasily Stepanovich Aleksandrovsky (December 13 [25], 1898 - November 16, 1972) - a participant in the First World War, the Civil and the Great Patriotic War, a participant in the battles of the Far Eastern conflict in 1929. During World War II - commander of the 6th Guards Rifle Regiment of the 2nd Guards Rifle Division of the 56th Army of the North Caucasian Front. Hero of the Soviet Union (11/17/1943), guard colonel. Born on December 13 (25), 1898 in the village of Zhukovka, Rzhevsky district, Tver province (now Rzhevsky district, Tver region), into a peasant family. Russian by nationality. Was a shepherd, worked at a tannery in Rzhev. He served in the tsarist army. He took part in the battles of the First World War. In December 1918 he entered the Moscow Infantry Courses, from where he was transferred to the machine gun courses of the middle command personnel in the Kremlin. In October 1919, after completing the courses, he left for the front. Participated in the Civil War. In battle, he was seriously wounded. In 1921 he graduated from the Higher Shooting School in Moscow. Participant of the battles on the Chinese Eastern Railway in 1929. On the fronts of the Great Patriotic War from the first days. Commander of the 6th Guards Rifle Regiment of the 2nd Guards Rifle Division of the 56th Army of the North Caucasian Front. Member of the CPSU (b) / CPSU since 1943. In the 2nd Guards Rifle Division, awarded the Order of the Red Banner and named Taman, the 6th Regiment invariably went ahead in the offensive battles of 1943. The command assigned him the most important combat missions. From April 28 to May 3, 1943, the regiment fought for the Krymskaya station. The guardsmen, skillfully disguising themselves, interacting with the artillerymen, overcame both minefields and barbed wire, destroyed eleven machine-gun and five mortar points and burst into the embankment. The Nazis hastily left the Crimean, leaving over 500 soldiers and officers killed. On May 25, 1943, the regiment with a surprise assault captured the command heights "71.0", "95.0" and the Horishny farm of the Crimean region, capturing prisoners and trophies. The enemy, attaching great importance to the heights, brought in fresh forces and counterattacked the regiment with the support of tanks and many aircraft. For three days a fierce battle raged. Sixteen times fascist chains with tanks and armored personnel carriers rushed to the heights. German dive bombers hung in the air all the time. They were fired at from infantry weapons. An example of bravery and resourcefulness was shown to everyone by the regiment commander. He himself shot down a Junkers-88 from a light machine gun at low level flight. The plane crashed in the combat formations of the counterattacking and burned down together with the crew. Despite the superiority of forces and the brutal onslaught of the enemy, the soldiers of the regiment did not give up their positions. The 6th Guards Regiment also distinguished itself during the breakthrough of the heavily fortified "Blue Line" of the enemy and then during the liberation of the Kuban. But the most glorious and most difficult thing carried out by the soldiers under the command of Vasily Stepanovich Alexandrovsky was the crossing of the Kerch Strait in early November 1943. On November 3, 1943, in a strong storm, Vasily Stepanovich Aleksandrovsky, together with the assault groups, was the first to land on the coast of the Crimea, and groups of soldiers of the 1st Guards Regiment also crossed. The paratroopers caught the enemy by surprise, with a united attack knocked him out of the village of Mayak, now the village of Podmayachny within the city of Kerch. The Hitlerites who came to their senses, pulling up their reserves, rushed into battle. The guardsmen, having repulsed six counterattacks, went on the offensive, capturing the important hill "175.0" and the large settlement Baksy. The Hitlerite command threw tanks, artillery, aviation against our paratroopers, and organized over twenty counterattacks with superior forces. The guards held their ground. So a strong bridgehead was conquered in the Crimea north of Kerch, and the liberation of the peninsula began. By the decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of November 17, 1943 for exemplary command of the regiment during the crossing of the Kerch Strait and the personal courage and heroism of the guards shown at the same time, Colonel Vasily Stepanovich Aleksandrovsky was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union with the award of the Order of Lenin and the Gold Star medal (No. 2181) ... Since 1946 Vasily Stepanovich Aleksandrovsky is in reserve. He lived in the city of Rzhev, Tver region. Died November 16, 1972. Awards: Medal "Gold Star" of the Hero of the Soviet Union Two Orders of Lenin Three Orders of the Red Banner Order of the Patriotic War II degree Numerous medals

My grandfather Amagayev Iriney Dmitrievich was born in 1916 into a peasant family. In 1938 he graduated from the Bokhan Pedagogical School, having received the specialty of a primary school teacher, worked as a teacher before being drafted into the ranks of the Red Army in 1942. After graduating from the Trans-Baikal machine-gun and mortar school with the rank of junior lieutenant, he became commander of a machine-gun platoon of the 624th rifle regiment, 48th Army. My grandfather fought heroically! He had many awards. In the battles with fascist Germany on the territory of East Prussia, a company under the command of my grandfather as part of the 624th rifle regiment of the 137th rifle division of the 48th Army of the Belorussian Front took the railway station and held it until the main forces arrived. For this feat, the command of the regiment made a decision to nominate Lieutenant Amagayev Iriney Dmitrievich to the rank of Hero of the Soviet Union! On the same day, my grandfather received congratulations from the command staff of the battalion and colleagues. But the reward was delayed .. Recalling the chronicle of that difficult time in memory, my grandfather told me that the battalion's political officer died soon after (direct hit of a shell), it is possible that the presentation for the award was with the deceased. regular forces, the grandfather did not wait for the promised reward, and he did not consider it a matter of honor to remind of it as a Red Army officer. From the infrequent conversations with my grandfather about the hardest years of the war, I would like to recall those stories when he and his company were surrounded and frostbitten on both legs, as the Nazis fired at him from a tank with direct fire. During the war, my grandfather was twice wounded: the first wound in the head through, the second in the leg in the left thigh and both hands. My grandfather returned home in 1946 after being demobilized for health reasons as a company commander and with the rank of senior lieutenant. During his stay in the army, my grandfather went through Poland and Germany (East Prussia). For military services, my grandfather was awarded the Order of the Red Star dated 17.07.44, Order No. 0146, the Order of Alexander Nevsky dated 04.03.45, Order No. 725/2, Medal for Victory over Germany, decree from 05/09/45, medal "For the capture of Koenigsberg" decree of 06/09/45 and also had gratitude from the Supreme Commander-in-Chief Stalin for participating in the capture of the city of Bobruisk.

CITY: village Verkhny Kurp .HISTORY: By the Leadership of the Malo-Kabardinsky district in 1924 Ashkhotov at a young age he was sent to study at the Leninsky educational town in Nalchik, which he successfully graduated in 1929. After graduation, he immediately began to work, worked in various responsible positions: the chief accountant of the Malokabardinsky irrigation system department in the Kotlyarevskaya station , inspector for lending to collective farms in the State Bank of the village. Murtazovo, accountant of the jam brewery in the village. Planovskoye, an accountant, and then the chairman of the collective farm "Krasny Vostok" in the village Verkhny Kurp, chairman of the Verkhny Kurp rural consumer society. Since July 1941, Dzhambulat Talovich was mobilized to the Tersk military registration and enlistment office, where he worked as the head of the office until June 1942, after which he was enrolled as a cadet in the Uryupinsky military infantry school to train the command staff of the army. However, after 3 months of study, the school (due to the prevailing situation at the front) was closed and all personnel was sent to the front. The Germans came close to the borders of the Kabardino-Balkarian ASSR. Combat path during the Great Patriotic War Ashkhotov D.T. began in the Caucasian direction, fighting in military units, namely in the 75th separate anti-tank artillery battalion of the North Caucasus Military District, 82nd Rifle Regiment of the 32nd Guards Division of the North Caucasus Military District, 903rd Guards Mountain Rifle Regiment of the 242nd Mountain - a rifle division, a separate counterintelligence company "Smersh" of a separate Primorskaya army of the Tauride military district. Also Ashkhotov D.T. fought on the front line "Defense of the Kerch Strait", which was strategically important. The Germans tried with all their might to seize the strait and come closer to the Baku oil. However, the plans of the German command were not destined to come true. Our troops bravely defended the strait, all the attacks of the Nazis every time choked and the enemies rolled back. After a long defense, our troops went on the offensive, defeated the German fascist invaders and liberated the Kerch Peninsula. Subsequently, the 82nd Guards Rifle Regiment, as part of a separate Primorsky Army, took part in the battles for the liberation of the Crimean Peninsula. One of the brightest events was the battle on Sapun-Gora, where they broke the German defense by storm and hoisted the banner on its top, and then entered the city of Sevastopol with battles, after which on May 10, 1944 Crimea was liberated from the invaders. For courage and bravery displayed during the Great Patriotic War, Ashkhotov Dzhambulat Talovich was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War of the 1st degree, medals: "For Courage", "For Military Merit", "For the Defense of the Caucasus", "For Victory over Germany" and anniversary awards. In the war he was wounded three times and lived until the end of his life with a shell fragment in his chest. After the end of the war in November 1945, Ashkhotov Dzhambulat Talovich returned from the front to his native village on the Verkhniy Kurp of the Kabardian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic and was actively involved in the reconstruction work of the village destroyed by the war. At a general meeting of communists of the Krasny Vostok collective farm, deputy chairman of the collective farm Ashkhotov Dzhambulat Talovich (member of the CPSU since July 1941). He was also elected secretary of the party organization. The secretary of the Tersk RK VKP (b) Akhaminov, in a description signed by him in 1947, noted that Ashkhotov D.T. has the organizational ability to mobilize the collective farm masses to fulfill the tasks facing the collective farm and the district. In 1947, D.T. Ashkhotova was appointed deputy director of the Kurp MTS, and after 2 years in September 1949 he was sent to study at the Dagestan Agricultural Institute, to training courses for leaders of the national economy. After returning from school, starting in October 1950, he held various management positions - director of Nagornaya MTS in the village. Malka, chairman of the collective farm named after Zhukova G.K. in with. Arik, director of the Urozhainensky hemp plant, chairman of the collective farm named after Telman E. in village Krasnoarmeyskoye, director of the Urozhainensky forestry enterprise, secretary of the party organization of the collective farm named after Kalinina M.I. in village. V. Kurp, head of the road department of the Tersk regional executive committee; in the 50-60s he was elected a member of the Nagorny, Urozhainensky, Tersky RK VKP (b). In the work of Ashkhotov D.T. kept in touch with republican newspapers. For example, in 1953, when he worked as director of the Nagornaya Machine and Tractor station, two of his notes were published in the Kabardinskaya Pravda newspaper: "An important business of machine operators" and "On the fields of mountain collective farms." They talked about the development of the mechanization of collective farm production. The same newspaper also published two of his speeches on vital issues of the country's life. After retirement, Dzhambulat Talovich worked in the Tersk branch of the State Insurance Agency as an insurance agent. For many years of conscientious work he was awarded the "Labor Veteran" medal.

CITY: village Kumak-kasa of the Sekhrinsky village council of the Soviet district of the Chuvash ASSR HISTORY: Born in 1917. In 1931 he graduated from an incomplete secondary school in the city of Gorky, Gorky Region. Drafted into the army in September 1938 from the Gorky Automobile Plant by the Stalinist Military Commissariat of the Gorky Region and sent to the 216th separate tank battalion of the Special Far Eastern Army, where he was a cadet, mechanic, and driver. From September 1941 to February 1942 he served on the North-Western Front (Volkhov Front) as a vehicle commander of the 3rd tank battalion of the 121st tank regiment of the 60th tank division. From April 1942 he served on the Southwestern Front as a gun commander of the 2nd separate tank battalion of the 133rd tank brigade, and as a gun commander of the 2nd tank company of the 168th tank regiment of the 5th mechanized corps. Participated in the Battle of Stalingrad. 12/13/1942 stood on the defensive in the area of ​​the Golovskoy farm in the Koganovichi district of the Stalingrad region, was the commander of the tower of the MK-2 tank. When attacking enemy tanks and machine gunners, with accurate fire from the first shot, he knocked out one enemy tank and destroyed up to 20 German soldiers and officers with machine-gun fire. 12/19/1942 in the area of ​​the Novoderbenkovsky farm in the Koganovichi district of the Stalingrad region. When a column of German tanks appeared with well-aimed fire from his tank, he knocked out 3 German tanks and 1 tank by arson. Received a severe wound in the eye. From October 1943 to December 1944 he was a mechanic - driver - senior sergeant of the 233rd tank brigade on the South - Western Front. During the entire war he had 2 severe and 3 light wounds. He was awarded the Order of the Red Star, the Medal For the Defense of Stalingrad, For the Victory over Germany, the Order of the Patriotic War of the 1st Degree, the Medal for 20 Years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945, 60 Years of the Armed Forces of the USSR , “40 years in the Great Patriotic War 1941 - 1945.” After the Great Patriotic War, he worked as an educator in the dormitory of the plant No. 654 (Cheboksary), educator at the Special Rehabilitation Center (Prosvet Station of the Kurgan Region), head of the farm farm, fighter of the fire brigade of the Shadrinsk Automobile Unit Plant , a fitter - an assembler of the Shadrinsky Automotive Aggregate Plant.

CITY: s. Kyzburun-1 Kabardino-Balkarian Republic HISTORY: Isuf Patovich was born in 1920 in the village. Kyzburun-1. In 1939 he was drafted into military service by the Elbrus Military Commissariat. He began to serve in the Transcaucasian Military District in the 56th Cavalry Regiment in November 1939. to April 1941 In April of the same year he was transferred to the 14th Cavalry Regiment, where he was until October 1941. October to March 1942 as part of the 23rd Cavalry Division, he ended up in Iran. By this time, the Commander of the Transcaucasian Military District received the Directive of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief Stalin: "To the Commander of the Troops of the Transcaucasian Front and the introduction of two armies into Iran" on August 23, 1941. 05h10m. The directive reads the following: “In order to ensure the security of Transcaucasia from sabotage by the Germans working under the auspices of the Iranian government, as well as to prevent attacks by Iranian troops against our borders, the Soviet government on the basis of Article 6 of the Soviet-Iranian Treaty of 1921, by virtue of which the Soviet government has the right to send troops to Iran, if the orders of the Iranian government poses a threat to the USSR, the Soviet government decided to send troops to Iranian territory. " In the implementation of this Directive from March 1942 to July 1946. Isuf Patovich took an active part together with the 2nd separate squadron as a foreman. During this period, being on the territory of a pro-fascist country, Isuf and his militant friends fought against those who wanted to stop and destroy the channel of humanitarian aid and military assistance from friendly states in the south of the country. After demobilization from the armed forces in 1946. returned to his native village, got a job on a collective farm. He worked in various parts of the collective farm's agriculture, worked as an assistant (accountant) for the foreman. In 1946, he joined the ranks of the (CPSU), took part in the implementation of the party's instructions to restore the collective farm. He was appointed a foreman of a livestock farm, became a member of the collective farm board, and worked as a foreman of a field-breeding brigade. In recent years, Isuf worked as the head of a warehouse for the issuance of fuels and lubricants and chemicals, fertilizers for the fields of the collective farm. All these years, Isuf Patovich was an example of an honest and conscientious person. Isuf Patovich after a long and serious illness, died 03.03.1971. He was awarded the medal "For Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War" and other commemorative medals.