Heroes and feats

CITY: Semipalatinsk region Zharma district, aul Akpeit DATE OF BIRTH: 01.01.1920 DATE OF DEATH: 27.02.1987 HISTORY: Title: Junior Sergeant. Branch of the service: Ground Forces, Air Force (except naval aviation), coastal service, NKVD troops, border troops. Division: 111th Infantry Division (1st Formation). I was born in 1920 in the Akbeit village of Zharma district of Semipalatinsk region, father of Zhunusov Akhmet of the Kerey clan, Akymbet Kerey, mother of Zhunusov Rakhima Tumabaevna born in 1892, clan Tobykty Torgai, Argyn, Middle Zhuz. He married in August 1939 to Bibizhan Zhunusovna Kunanbaeva, born in 1920, of the Naiman, Bura, Zhanygul family. Together with his wife he studied at the Semipalatinsk Pedagogical School. In October 1940, from my second year, I was drafted into the ranks of the Red Army. He served in the 532th rifle regiment, studied at the regimental school, which trains junior commanders. The regiment was stationed in the city of Cherepovets, Vologda Oblast. In the summer of 1941, the regiment was in a camp near the Kushchuba half-station. There, the commander of the Arkhangelsk Military District, Lieutenant General V.Ya. Kachalov. accepted the parade and inspected the troops. On June 22, 1941, fascist Germany treacherously attacked our homeland. Our 111th Infantry Division was loaded into echelons and sent to the West. Enemy aviation then dominated the air, our echelon was heavily bombed. We reached the town of Maloyaroslavets, stood there for a day, then the train turned back. We arrived in the city of Vologda. We, the cadets of the regimental and divisional school, were left, and the division was sent to the Smolensk direction. A new division was formed from the mobilized. We became junior commanders (I am junior sergeant). Our division was sent to the North. For about a month and a half we studied there and trained the mobilized. In September, one battalion was taken away and loaded onto a steamer. We arrived in the city of Belomorsk, our battalion guarded the headquarters of the Karelian Front. The Karel Front is an operational formation of the Red Army of the Armed Forces of the USSR during the Great Patriotic War. It existed from August 1941 to November 1944. In August - September 1941, the front's troops stopped the enemy, who was making attempts to seize the Arctic, and forced him to go on the defensive. From September 1941 to June 1944, the troops of the front held defense along the line: the Zapadnaya Litsa river (60 kilometers from Murmansk), Ukhta, Povenets, Lake Onega, the Svir river. Private operations were carried out periodically (Medvezhyegorskaya offensive operation). For more details see Defense of the Arctic. In the second half of 1944 (July - August), the front forces, with the support of the Ladoga and Onega military flotillas, carried out the Svir-Petrozavodsk operation, in September - the pursuit of the enemy in the Kandalaksha and Kesteng directions, in October, with the support of the Northern Fleet - the Petsamo-Kirkenes operation. As a result, the state border with Finland and Norway was restored in the northwest of the USSR. On November 15, 1944, after Finland's withdrawal from World War II, the front was disbanded. He was in the protection of the front headquarters for more than two years. We repeatedly asked to go to the front line, but we were told: "This is also a front, and besides, the headquarters." Not only me, all my comrades haunted the command, and, in the end, got their way. We were sent to the regiment, where the mobilized are trained, and the trained are sent to the front line to replenish units. For more than a year he trained the mobilized. Many Tatars, Kyrgyz, Uzbeks, Tajiks, Kazakhs, natives of the Central Asian republics got into our regiment. They did not know Russian well, and some did not know at all. Some of the mobilized did not distinguish between words: right, left. At the command, they turned in the opposite direction, and some stood, not knowing what to do. My pedagogical training came in handy here. The language of the Central Asian peoples is similar. I explained to them in my native language the meaning of the words to the right, which means it is necessary to turn to the right side (hand), etc. The command praised me for the fact that I brought the most stupid to the good soldiers. One Kyrgyz wanted to understand nothing. I told him about Manas Batyr, the legendary hero of the Kirghiz. I asked him if you really have a single drop of national pride. You are considered to be feeble-minded here and, at the same time, the entire Kyrgyz people are stupid Asians. In February 1944, he was admitted to the CPSU (b) by the Political Administration of the active 22nd Army. Participated in offensive battles in the area of ​​the newly fortified, improved Mannerheim lines with long-term firing points, impassable swamps. Our separate 31st Petrozavodsk Red Banner Marine Corps battalion distinguished itself in June 1944 during the Svir-Petrozavodsk operation. 06/26/1944, the battalion in full force concentrated in the landing area, 06/27/1944 at 18 o'clock the battalion, having a combat mission to land south of Petrozavodsk, in the Uiskaya Bay, went on warships and flotilla transports to Lake Onega, on the morning of 06/28/1944 at 07 : 00 landed near the Uiskaya Bay.From there, partly by ships, partly by march, the battalion units went to Petrozavodsk and were the first to enter there at 11:30. In the evening of the same day, the submachine gunners of the battalion were transferred to Petrozavodsk, on the night of 06/29/1944 artillery arrived, and in the morning of 06/29/1944 paratroopers arrived from Uiskaya Bay, moving on foot. The battalion commander, Captain I.S.Molchanov, was appointed the military commandant of the city. The battalion was in the city until 07/08/1944, after which it withdrew from its positions and was again sent to the front line. Our separate 31st Petrozavodsk Red Banner Marine Corps Battalion was sent to rescue a separate naval brigade, which was surrounded. In that battle, I was wounded in the left forearm. In addition, the enemy opened heavy mortar fire from large-caliber machine guns. Later I learned that the company commander, Comrade Chistyakov, had been killed in this mortar attack. Many of my comrades died in that battle, including my friend Aitkazy Altynbaev from Ulanskiy (Kokpekty) region. And yet Finland was forced to surrender. I met Victory Day in a hospital in Moscow. Demobilized from the Army on November 7, 1945. After the war, he participated in the raising of virgin lands in his native land, the wife of Kunanbaev Bibizhan Zhunusovna worked for 25 years as a teacher and director of an elementary school in the village of Akpeit, raised seven children with her. The eldest son Bekmukhamet is a reserve officer of the Rocket Forces, the second son of Merekeli served in a tank division in the Far East as a crew commander, the third son, Meiramkhan, served in an air unit in Leningrad. The eldest daughter Aytzhan is a reserve nurse, graduated from the N. Krupskaya Semipalatinsk Pedagogical Institute, a future mathematician. Three more daughters Madina, Bibigul and Meruert study only excellently. I'm not complaining about life. May 1975. The village of Novo-Bazhenovo, Zhanasemeysky district, Semipalatinsk region.

CITY: Ulyanovsk Region, Barysh District, Workers' Village Izmailovka DATE OF BIRTH: 01/03/1924 DATE OF DEATH: 06/10/2010 HISTORY: Title: Lieutenant Colonel Type of Troops: Artillery Born in the village of Butyrki, Veshkaimsky District, Ulyanovsk Region. In 1931 he entered the Barysh secondary school. In Izmailovo, he receives a school education, becomes an active Komsomol member, and finishes driver courses. When he turned 18, war was already raging in the west. The enemy was approaching Moscow. In 1942, the young Fyodor was called up for a special recruitment and, after four months of training, was sent to a military school. From July 20, 1942 to July 20, 1943 - 1 Leningrad Artillery School in the city of Engels. Upon its completion, in July 1943, with the rank of lieutenant, he was sent to an artillery regiment. Then Fedor falls into the 6th Guards Airborne Brigade. So, Fedor Andreevich becomes an artilleryman paratrooper. He fought in artillery units, a lieutenant as a fire platoon commander - a senior battery officer with 76 mm Zis-3 cannons. 1943 from July to September fought near Smolensk 20 army 123 artillery rifle regiment, an artilleryman. Western front. From November 1943 to February 1945 on the first Belorussian front 05 and 3 army. Commander of a fire platoon of a separate artillery division of the Reserve of the High Command under the 6th Guards Airborne Brigade during the liberation of Belarus. Codenamed "Bagration". He took part in the liberation of the cities of Gomel, Osipovichi, Ukhovichi, Minsk, Slutsk. “I was wounded there,” he says. “The wound did not heal well. The most memorable thing for me is that once the commander of the 6th Guards Airborne Rifle Division told me: "You will go to Moscow for a military parade, and while they are preparing you, you will get medical treatment." Training took place every other day and every other day I went to the hospital for treatment. And on June 23, 1945, we marched through Red Square with a parade. I saw all the leaders of the state in the stands, I saw Stalin. I remember the first fight for the rest of my life. Under heavy enemy fire, Lieutenant P.I. Skvortsov and I from the village of Stogovka, Kuzovatovsky District, spent two days preparing positions for our artillery brigade on the shore of some lake near Rogach. It was impossible to dig in, there was already water on the bayonet of the shovel. We moved mainly by crawling, we were ordered to dig in as much as possible and carefully mask the main and reserve firing positions. Prepare as many shells as possible, do not miss enemy tanks and infantry. On that day it was drizzling with a light rain, the enemy constantly bombed, fired, conducted reconnaissance in force. Until June 24, 1944, they were on the defensive. On June 24, at five o'clock in the morning, artillery preparation began. She was so powerful that the earth trembled. We used up a large number of shells, only "n / a" and the necessary ammunition remained. Moving forward, day and night, we fired at the enemy, destroyed his military equipment and manpower. At night from 23 to 24, when changing firing positions, he was wounded in the right buttock. I did not apply to the medical sanitary battalion and other medical institutions. He was treated by a sanitary instructor. On July 9, 1944, he was wounded for the second time in the abdominal cavity and was seriously concussed. In 1945 he was sent to the city of Moscow to participate in the Victory Parade. " (From the notes of Ananyev Fyodor Andreevich) From September 1947 to March 1951 he served in the group of Soviet forces in Germany as a battery commander. From 1951 F. Ananiev - in the Trans-Baikal Military District, in Chita. There was in the howitzer regiment in the same position. From Chita in 1953 he came to Izmailovo. Only now I managed to realize my old dream - to become a worker in my native factory. An inquisitive mind did not give him rest - he was interested in the device of machines, equipment, their capabilities. He was recommended to study. He studied at the Moscow Institute for three years, then transferred to the Barysh technical school. By that time, he already knew all the production equipment and therefore was appointed as a foreman. Then he became a shift foreman, deputy head of production, head of the technical control department and, finally, chief engineer. After four years of work (1965-1969) as a chief engineer, he was sent to the Gimov plant in Isheevka as a director. A new factory was built under him. The face of the whole Isheevka has been renewed. He built a new sports complex and stands for young people. In 1976 he was elected chairman of the executive committee of the Isheevsky village council of people's deputies. He held frequent conversations with residents, organized people to fight weeds, for the purity of his native village. And, having retired, he did not sit idle, for many years he was the permanent chairman of the Council of Veterans in the working village of Isheevka, a deputy of the local council. In 1990, on the 45th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War, which was celebrated very widely in our country, two war veterans from our region were invited to Moscow. And one of them was Fyodor Andreevich Ananiev.

CITY: Baku city DATE OF BIRTH: 10/21/1921 DATE OF DEATH: 11/30/1994 HISTORY: Title: Junior sergeant Type of troops: Ground forces Born in 1921 in the Keshlya settlement of Baku. In the ranks of the Red Army since May 1942. After training as a sapper, from July 1942 to December 1943, he fought on the Southwestern Front as part of the 53rd separate assault engineer-sapper battalion of the 11th assault engineer-sapper brigade. From January 1944 he took part in battles on the 3rd Ukrainian Front, where on February 13, 1944 he was wounded in a battle in the Nikopol direction. Having passed the military route from the foothills of the Caucasus to the borders of the Third Reich, from July 1942 to January 1945, Ali Agha Aliyev set a total of more than 8000 mines. He performed his combat duty in cold blood and skillfully, including under enemy fire. Repeatedly he inspired his comrades for heroic deeds with examples of personal courage and fearlessness. For multiple distinctions in battles and proper performance of assigned tasks, by Order No. 011 / n for units of the 75th Rifle Corps of January 26, 1945, he was awarded the medal "For Courage". In addition, he was promoted to the rank of junior sergeant, squad leader. On March 30, 1945, junior sergeant Ali Agha Aliyev received his second combat wound. In early April 1945, the squad under the command of junior sergeant Aliyev was tasked with building a bridge behind the front line of defense under heavy enemy fire. Assessing the situation, Aliyev moved forward with his comrades and began work. The enemy noticed working sappers and opened a hurricane of fire. Two sappers from Aliyev's team were killed, and Aliyev himself received his third combat wound. Despite the injury, Aliyev continued to supervise the work of the sappers. The command's task was completed on time. For the courage and courage shown in the performance of this assignment, by Order No. 05 / n in parts of the 11th assault engineer brigade of April 30, 1945, junior sergeant Ali Aga Aliyev was awarded the Order of the Red Star. Junior sergeant Ali Aga Aliyev met victory in Vienna. In addition to the above awards, he was also awarded medals "For the Defense of the Caucasus", "For the capture of Belgrade", "For the capture of Vienna" and "For the victory over Germany." After the war, he worked as a Brigadier at the Steel Rope Factory of the Aznefteprom Trust and was awarded on February 17, 1951 (in the city of Baku, AzSSR) by the Minister of Oil Industry of the USSR N.K.Baibakov (1911-2008) and the Chairman of the Central Committee of Trade Unions of Oil Industry Workers A.D. diploma with the title: "The brigade of excellent quality".

DATE OF BIRTH: 01.01.1924 DATE OF DEATH: - HISTORY: Valentina Ivanovna Anpilova was born in the village of Bor-Anpilovka, Starooskolsky district in 1924. Father, Ivan Semyonovich, worked as an accountant on a collective farm, mother, Daria Danilovna, was a primary school teacher in Bor-Anpilovskaya primary school. Valentina Ivanovna's father went to the front, and she went to the district committee of the Komsomol, where they recruited Komsomol girls for short-term (six-month) nursing courses. After completing the courses, 17-year-old Anpilova V.I. was sent to the evacuation hospital No. 2720. In 1942, when the front approached Stary Oskol, hospital No. 2720 was turned off, wounded soldiers and meager medical supplies were loaded into freight cars and taken to the Urals in the Sverdlovsk region at the Vasilyevsky mine. There Valentina Ivanovna continued her work as a nurse in a surgical room. An 18-year-old girl had to endure an incomparable horror. Homesickness forced Stary Oskol to return, where Valentina Ivanovna was in her home with her mother, brother and two younger sisters for only three days. The front was located near the town of Tim, Kursk region, so it was decided to take the most necessary things and move away from the Germans. We were on the way for about three months, and finally we got to the Petropavlovsk region, which is in Northern Kazakhstan, and decided to stay. Far from the Motherland, life began no less difficult than the military. In 1943, Valentina Ivanovna entered the Faculty of History at the Pedagogical Institute, in 1944 she was accepted as a candidate for membership in the Communist Party. In 1944, the Anpilov family returned to Stary Oskol. Valentina Ivanovna continued her studies at the Starooskolsk Teachers' Institute, which she successfully graduated in 1947. And the work began ... From 1947 to 1950. - a teacher in the department of the Kursk educational branch, since August 1950 - an inspector-methodologist in the Starooskolsk district department of public education and a teacher in an evening school, and from 1967 to 1990 Valentina Ivanovna worked as the head of the School-board. Anpilova V.I. She graduated in absentia from another pedagogical institute - Moscow named after Lenin. From 1961 to 1980 she was a deputy of the regional Council of People's Deputies of the 2nd convocation, from 1973 to 1977 - a member of the executive committee of the Starooskolsk Regional Council of People's Deputies, headed the regional society "Knowledge". In 1989, she was elected chairman of the regional women's council. Having retired in 1992, Valentina Ivanovna continued to engage in a responsible business, until 2008 was a member of the presidium of the regional Council of War and Labor Veterans. For Valiant Labor "," 50 Years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War "," 60 Years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War "," Veteran of Labor ", the medal of the Union of Women of Russia, the badge" For Services to the Belgorod Land "and many others, she is" Honored teacher of the Russian Federation "," Excellent student of public education. " Having devoted her whole life to other people, she raised two children - a daughter and a son. It was not easy for her, because husband, a participant in the war, died early. Valentina Ivanovna has beautiful children with destinies somewhat similar to their mother's.

CITY: Village of Fotevizh, Chervony district, Sumy region DATE OF BIRTH: 03/17/1921 DATE OF DEATH: 04/19/2000 HISTORY: Type of troops: Aviation. My dad, Alexey Yakovlevich Artyukhov, was born in 1921 in the Sumy region, finished his seven-year school in 1923, and was called up for military service in the 387th howitzer artillery regiment in October 1940.From January 41 to February 42, he was a cadet of the school of aviation masters and after graduation he was sent to the 197 fighter aviation regiment, to the Arctic (Karelian Front), to the control link of the Air Force as an aircraft mechanic, where he served until May 1945, there were injuries and concussions. On June 27, 1946 he was demobilized. After completing courses at the Moscow Architectural and Construction College, where he received the specialty of a master in the installation of steel structures (with a grade of 5), a peaceful life began. He married Alexandra Ilinichna Roditeleva, originally from the Bryansk region in 1947, and in 1948 I was born, Valentina, and a year and a half later, in 1950, my younger sister Galina was born. And our difficult nomadic family life began. Being a specialist in the installation of steel structures, my father often had to change his place of residence together with us, since blast furnaces, "magnets", were built throughout the Soviet Union: Lipetsk (1947 - 1950), Angarsk (1951 - 1952), Rustavi - Georgia (1952 - 1955), Chiaturi - Georgia (1955 - 1956), Makeevka - Ukraine (1955 - 1960), Temir-Tau (1960 - 1961), again Lipetsk (1961 - 1964) , again the city of Makeevka - Ukraine (1964 - ...). So, having started as a steel structure erector, my dad ended his career as the head of the erection department. This is how we, by the will of fate, ended up in Ukraine, being Russian in origin and spirit. On the awards received for military and labor exploits: 1. Medal "For the Defense of the Arctic" A No. 040880. Decree of the Presidium of the USSR Armed Forces dated December 5, 1944; 2. Medal "For Victory over Germany" В №0168404. Decree of the Presidium of the USSR Armed Forces dated 05/09/1945; 3. Medal "For Labor Valor" - 1959; 4. Medal "For Valiant Labor" -1970; 5. Medal "Thirty Years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War" - 1975; 6. Medal "Veteran of Labor" - 1977; 7. Order of the "Patriotic War II degree" - 1985; 8. Medal "Forty years of victory in the Great Patriotic War" - 1985; 9. Medal "70 years of the Armed Forces of the USSR" - 1988; 10. Zhukov Medal - 1998

CITY: Sorochinsk settlement, Orenburg region DATE OF BIRTH: 12/25/1910 DATE OF DEATH: 08/05/1977 HISTORY: Title: Colonel Type of troops: Artillery Unit: 81st Guards Rifle Krasnograd Red Banner Order of Suvorov Division Akimov Ivanke on December 25, 1910 Born Sorochinsk, now the city of the Orenburg region, in a working class family. Graduated from 6 classes. Then he worked as a laborer and locksmith at a textile mill in the city of Tashkent, then at a factory at the Emba station. In the Red Army since 1932. Red Army soldier of the 84th Cavalry Regiment of the 8th Mining Cavalry Division of the Central Asian Military District. In 1935, he was transferred with the regiment to the Far East, served in the 31st Cavalry Division of the Special Red Banner Far Eastern Army. In 1939 he graduated from the Cavalry Command School in the village of Sebuchary, Primorsky Territory. In 1942 he graduated from the branch of officer courses "Shot" (Voroshilov-Ussuriisky), served as the head of the divisional school of the 422nd Infantry Division of the 35th Army of the Far Eastern Front. Member of the CPSU (b) / CPSU since 1941. Since July 26, 1942, Senior Lieutenant Akimov on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War: adjutant of the division commander, assistant chief of the 1st division of the division headquarters, commander of a rifle battalion, deputy regiment commander in the 422nd rifle division, which on March 1, 1943 was transformed into 81 th Guards Rifle Division. He fought on the Stalingrad front, from March 1943 on the Voronezh front. Member of the defensive and offensive stages of the Battle of Stalingrad. He distinguished himself in the Battle of Kursk: on the position of his battalion on the first day of the battle on July 5, 1943, the enemy launched 4 attacks in the Belgorod direction. All of them were repulsed, the enemy lost 4 tanks and up to 400 soldiers killed and wounded. Akimov was appointed deputy regiment commander to replace the out-of-order officer, and when he was wounded, the regiment commander himself replaced him. In the battle on July 8, 1943, the regiment under his command repulsed 6 attacks, destroying 5 tanks and up to 700 enemy soldiers. From September 7, 1943 to October 2, 1943, Guards Major Ivan Akimov commanded the 238th Guards Rifle Regiment (81st Guards Rifle Division, 7th Guards Army, Steppe Front), which distinguished itself in the battle for the Dnieper. In the area of ​​the village of Novy Orlik (now the village of Orlik, Kobelyaksky district, Poltava region of Ukraine), the regiment of the guard of Major Akimov broke through the enemy defenses and crossed over to the right bank of the Dnieper River, where it took possession of a bridgehead. By the decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of October 26, 1943, for the skilful command of the rifle regiment, exemplary fulfillment of combat missions of the command on the front of the struggle against the Nazi invaders and the courage and heroism of the guards shown at the same time, Major Akimov Ivan Alekseevich was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union with the award of the Order of Lenin and the Gold Star medal. From October 1943, deputy commander, and from January 10 to March 22, 1944, Akimov - the commander of the 233rd Guards Rifle Regiment of the 81st Guards Rifle Division on the 2nd Ukrainian Front, liberated the Right-Bank Ukraine. Then he was recalled from the front and sent to study at the Frunze Military Academy of the Red Army. He graduated from the crash course of this academy in 1945. In 1945 he was appointed commander of the 387th Infantry Regiment of the 355th Infantry Division of the 87th Infantry Corps on the 1st Far Eastern Front. At its head, Lieutenant Colonel Akimov participated in the Soviet-Japanese war in August 1945. Under his command, the regiment's units took part in the Kuril landing operation, landed on the South Kuril Islands and disarmed Japanese troops there. After the war, Akimov continued to serve in the Soviet Army. Since September 1945 - military commandant of Iturup Island (Kuril Islands). In 1950 he graduated from the courses "Shot". Since 1950, commander of the 27th machine-gun and artillery regiment of the 9th machine-gun and artillery division of the 5th Army in the Primorsky Military District. Since 1953, Colonel Akimov was transferred to the reserve. Lived and worked in the city of Khabarovsk. Died on August 5, 1977. He was awarded the Order of Lenin, two Orders of the Red Banner, the Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd degree, two Orders of the Red Star, two medals "For Military Merit", the Medal "For the Defense of Stalingrad" and other medals.

CITY: Orenburg region, Kuvandyk district, village. Churaevo DATE OF BIRTH: 03/08/1907 DATE OF DEATH: 06/12/1997 HISTORY: Type of troops: Artillery. In August 1942, despite the existing reservation, our father, Mustafa Akhmetovich Alikbaev, who worked as a miner in a mining workshop at the Buribayevsk mining administration, volunteered for the front. Pope underwent military training in Sverdlovsk, after taking the oath in April 1943, he was sent to the front in the 1382th anti-aircraft artillery regiment. This is how the life of a gunner-gunner of small-caliber anti-aircraft artillery of the 1st Ukrainian, then the Belorussian Front under the command of Marshal Rokossovsky Mustafa Alikbaev began. Its task was to protect the air lines from the planes of the fascist invaders, not allowing them to go to the rear. He took part in the Battle of Kursk, supported our troops from the air and during the crossing of the Dnieper River, during the liberation of Poland, East Prussia, and the capture of Konigsberg. I celebrated Victory Day on May 9, 1945 in Berlin. “We were happy, hugged each other, congratulated, but the war was still going on. In Berlin there were battles for every street, for every house, every floor ... No, no, yes, and German soldiers came out with weapons in their hands, some surrendered, others fired. And the loss of comrades-in-arms after the declaration of victory over Germany was a bitter and insulting moment ... ”- the father recalled. Our family is lucky. Father returned from the war in the fall of 1945 alive and well. His tunic was decorated with the Order of the Red Star, medals "For Military Merit", "For the Liberation of Warsaw", "For the Capture of Konigsberg", "For Courage", "For the Taking of Berlin", "For Victory over Germany." Having settled in his former place, he worked as a miner until he retired in 1964. For peaceful work, he was repeatedly awarded with certificates of honor, was awarded for rationalization proposals, and he also has anniversary medals. His photograph, along with other production leaders, has always hung on the Hall of Fame in the Red Corner of the factory. Dad did not like to talk about the war, he said that war is a terrible force that spares neither children, nor the elderly, nor women, and it is better for us not to see this. But every year he anxiously waited and prepared for the Victory Day. Participated in the celebrations, laid flowers at the monument to the fallen soldiers in the Second World War in the village. Buribai. Now we, his children and grandchildren, are fulfilling this mission and will never forget the feat of the older generation in the name of life.

CITY: city of Ishim DATE OF BIRTH: 11/07/1913 DATE OF DEATH: 09/11/1982 HISTORY: Title: Sergeant. Type of troops: artillery. Subdivision: 12th Artillery Red Banner Orders of Kutuzov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky Breakthrough Division. 12th Artillery Red Banner Orders of Kutuzov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky 2nd degree breakthrough division (Reserve of the Supreme High Command). It was formed in January - July 1943 in Zlatoust, Kuvashi, Medvedevka, Chebarkul. The division consisted of the following brigades: - 11th mortar, - 41st cannon artillery, - 46th light artillery, - 89th heavy howitzer, - 32nd howitzer, - 104th howitzer of high power; The 41st Guards were included in the Berlin operation. mortar brigade. The division was commanded by Major General M.N. Kurkovsky and (in the Berlin operation) a regiment. K.P. Pecherin. The division entered the battles on the Kursk Bulge, held the defenses on the Central Front, and provided fire support for the actions of the 13th, 70th, 61st armies. She conducted offensive battles in the Bryansk, Chernigov and Gomel regions; Forced the Dnieper near the town of Rechitsa. As part of the Belorussian, then the 1st Belorussian fronts, she participated in the liberation of Belarus and Poland, in the Lublin-Brest operation. For the liberation of Lublin, the 11th mortar brigade was awarded a hiring. Lublin; for the release on September 14, 1944, got stronger. Prague (on the outskirts of Warsaw) 104th Howitzer Brigade - hire. Prague. During the Warsaw-Poznan operation (January 14 - February 3, 1945), the division took part in the liberation of the cities of Zvolen, Radom, Poznan; 46th light art. the brigade is awarded the hiring. Radomskaya, 41st cannon - Poznanskaya. The division completed hostilities in the Berlin operation, while taking Berlin, it supported the units of the 3rd shock army with fire. Awarded: - the Order of the Red Banner, - Kutuzov, - Bogdan Khmelnitsky, 2nd degree. Thousands of soldiers of the division were awarded government awards, 15 soldiers were awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union (N. G. Baryshev, M. Vanahun, A. G. Gubar, V. S. Zherebtsov, G. T. Zorin, N. P. Ivanov, L. A. Kolotilov, A. D. Levchenko, N. S. Pavlov, F. P. Purtov, V. M. Sidelnikov, F. A. Trifonov, D. Turaev, F. M. Khludnev, G. E. Shumakov ). Sergeant A. T. Bombizov and Private P. I. Pospelov were awarded 3 Orders of Glory.

CITY: Staro Timoshkino, Barysh district, Ulyanovsk region DATE OF BIRTH: 06/14/1930 DATE OF DEATH: - HISTORY: Abdryazakov Abdulkhak Izmailovich, born in 1930 A native of the village of Staro-Timoshkino, Baryshsky district, Ulyanovsk region. Veteran of the Great Patriotic War and Labor Veteran in peacetime. During the war he worked as a general laborer in the subsidiary farm of the factory named after the Third International. The factory wove overcoat cloth for front-line soldiers. The family was large during the war: father, mother and six children. It was very difficult, malnourished. Bread was given on cards, I remember, even boiled potatoes were divided at the table by the piece. In 1949 he went to visit his sister in Kyrgyzstan, in the city of Kyzyl Kiya, Osh region. There he entered the Kyzyl-Kiy Mining College of the Ministry of the Coal Industry of the USSR, from which he graduated with honors in 1953 with the qualification of a mining technician-electromechanic. Among 5%, to continue their studies, he was sent to the Central Asian Institute in Tashkent. He entered this institute in 1953. He graduated in 1958. After graduating from this institute, he was given a job assignment in Uzgiprotsvetmet in Tashkent. Where I was appointed to the position of an engineer in the power department on 09.10.1958. In 1961, I was transferred to the position of senior engineer. In 1962 I was transferred to the position of the head of the energy department group. He was repeatedly entered on the Board of Honor, a lot of thanks, certificates of honor, Certificate of Honor of the Ministry of Nonferrous Metallurgy of the USSR, Certificate of Honor of the USSR Embassy in the Democratic Republic of the Republic of Azerbaijan (Algerian People's Democratic Republic), prizes, etc. I have three cousins ​​who died on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War. Only I do not know the years of birth, when they were mobilized and when and where they died. Abdryazakov Zakaria Khusainovich, a native of Staro Timoshkino. He served as a border guard on the Western border of the USSR. When he was drafted into the army, he lived in the city of Shemakh, Azerbaijan SSR, and probably died immediately. Abdryazakov Yusup Khusainovich was born in Staro Timoshkino. Lived in Shemakha, Azerbaijan Republic. He went to the front. Abdryazakov Lekman Khusainovich was born and lived in Staro Timoshkino. He went to the front and did not return ... The brother of Abryazakov Anatoly (Abdrakhman) Izmailovich went through the whole war as a signalman. Colonel. Low bow to all ... Bright memory in our hearts ... No one is forgotten ... Peaceful sky for everyone! Happy Victory Day !!!!!!!!!

DATE OF BIRTH: 06/21/1916 DATE OF DEATH: - HISTORY: Type of troops: - ground forces, - air force (except naval aviation), - coastal service, - troops of the NKVD, - border troops. Subdivision: 128th Pskov Red Banner Infantry Division. Nikolai Aleksandrov was born in the village of Bolobonovo, Kurmysh District, Nizhny Novgorod Region on June 22, 1916. Later, he and his family moved to Nizhny Novgorod. In 1934 he married Maria Fyodorovna Zinovieva. Before the war, or rather until the summer of 1942, he worked as a turner at a Machine-Building Plant. He went to the front in the summer of 1942 as a volunteer. First, Nikolai Andreevich got into the courses of the political staff of the Red Army. While still a cadet, he had to participate in the Sinyavino operation (August 19 - October 10, 1942). It was an offensive operation by the Soviet troops of the Volkhov and Leningrad fronts. It was carried out against the German army of Army Group "North" with the aim of breaking the blockade of Leningrad. Despite the fact that the operation did not lead to a breakthrough of the blockade, the Soviet troops with their offensive thwarted the enemy's operation to capture Leningrad under the code name "Northern Lights". This operation diverted significant forces of German troops from Stalingrad and the North Caucasus. The trenches and dugouts were gradually filled with water. In order to somehow hide from enemy fire, the soldiers had to dig it out with buckets. For participation in the Sinyavino operation on December 22, 1942, Nikolai Andreevich was awarded the medal "For the Defense of Leningrad". After completing training in November 1942, he was appointed deputy company commander for political affairs in the 930th Infantry Regiment of the 256th Infantry Division of the 2nd Shock Army of the Volkhov Front. On January 12, 1943, the troops of the Leningrad and Volkhov fronts launched Operation Iskra and by January 18 they broke through the blockade of Leningrad. In the future, the Soviet troops were to continue the offensive to the south towards Mga and regain control over the Kirov railway. However, German troops fortified themselves on a new frontier. The main knot of the enemy's defense was the positions on the Sinyavinsky Heights. Two great heights crown the Sinyavinskaya ridge: one is north of the ruins of the village of Sinyavino with the remains of a church, and the other is south of the church. The Germans occupied these heights and the plateau between them, turning them into a fortress. From this "ram's forehead" for fifteen kilometers the entire peat lowland in the 180-degree sector to Lake Ladoga was viewed and shot through. The 2nd Shock Army was to link up with the troops of Leningrad. Various formations of Soviet troops attacked the Sinyavinsky heights, periodically replacing each other. Soviet units repeatedly burst into the village of Sinyavino, but each time they were thrown back by enemy counterattacks. In March 1943, my great-grandfather was appointed deputy company commander for political affairs in the 533th Infantry Regiment of the 128th Infantry Division. During the next battles on March 19, 1943, Nikolai Andreevich was seriously wounded.

CITY: Belarus, village Dernovichi, Vitebsk region DATE OF BIRTH: 01/01/1906 DATE OF DEATH: 06/26/1944 HISTORY: Title: Red Army soldier. This is a story about the father of my mother-in-law, Alkhimenok Maya Illarionovna. His photographs have not survived. “My father, Alkhimenok Illarion Romanovich, was born in Belarus, in the village of Dernovichi, Vitebsk region, in 1906. In 1924 he was drafted into the army. Since he spent his entire childhood among horses, caring for them, he went to serve in the cavalry army, where he rose to the rank of lieutenant and squadron commander. He served in Tajikistan, fought with the Basmachs and helped establish Soviet power there. In 1933 he married my mother - Anokhina Evdokia Semyonovna. They had three children. In 1937, at the request of the commandant's office officer, for the anecdote told by the regiment commander about Stalin in the circle of officers, which included my father, they were all arrested. The arrests continued for several months until the entire command staff of the regiment was exposed. The wives were also arrested, from whom they demanded confessions that their husbands are enemies of the people. The children of the arrested officers were also subjected to repression, with the result that most of them died. Only three survived, who remained disabled, including myself, his daughter. According to the court, my father was sentenced to 10 years in prison in a political camp. On the second day of the war, all convicted political camps submitted an application with a request to send them to the front to defend their homeland in order to atone for their guilt before their country. On June 29, 1941, all prisoners, including the father, were formed and sent to the front by a penal battalion. The battalion ended up in Belarus, where there were fierce battles. My father was surrounded by a group of soldiers. But since he was born in these places and knew them well, he managed to reach the group of the partisan detachment and with the whole group of soldiers he entered this detachment, and until 1943 he fought in the partisan detachment. And my mother was sent a notice of the death of my father, and a pension was assigned to me. And when the partisan detachment was reunited with the active army in 1943 after the liberation of those places from the Nazis, my father wrote us a letter in which he informed us that he was alive and well and continued to fight in the active army. He also explained why he could have been presumed killed and told us about his death. Mom immediately reported to the social security agency that the notification was a mistake and the father was alive. Throughout 1943 and until June 1944, there was regular correspondence with my father from the front. In one of the letters, the father wrote that the commander of his unit wants to apply for his father to restore his officer rank. And my father asked my mother to go to the regiment where he served and take a track record for him. But my mother did not succeed in doing this, since the regiment was disbanded in other parts, and the documents were no longer in the same place. Mom told my father about this. And the father replied that his commander would try to get these documents through the Turkestan military district. The last messages from my father were two postcards from the front, in one of them he congratulated me on my birthday (on May 24, 1944, I turned 10). We received these cards at the end of June. I still have them, and I re-read them periodically. They are already barely readable. And on June 30, 1944, we received a notice that my father died on June 26, 1944 in Hungary. Due to the inconsistency in the numbers, my mother did not believe for a long time that he was dead, that this was again a mistake, and she was waiting for his return. But in 2016, through a computer, requesting information on where exactly my father was buried, I received unexpected news, a photocopy of notification No. 2014, certified by the unit commander Gulyaev and chief of staff Shalygin separately from the Guards Fighter Anti-Tank Division about the death of my father on June 26, 1944, but he was not buried in Hungary, in the Vitebsk region, Sennovsky district, the village of Baboedovo. And on October 19, 1960, by the Plenum of the Supreme Court of the USSR, the charges against Alkhimenok I.R. were canceled and the case was dismissed for lack of corpus delicti and in this case he was completely rehabilitated. My father was given back the rank of lieutenant officer, but after his death at the front, where he died as an ordinary soldier, "defending the Motherland, faithful to the military oath, showing heroism and courage." As written in the notice of his death. But in fact he was an officer and died as an officer of his homeland. " Recorded by Olga Valerievna Pakhomova.

CITY: Tula region, Belevsky district, village Teremets. DATE OF BIRTH: 11/07/1918 DATE OF DEATH: 12/09/1996 HISTORY: Title: Sergeant Type of troops: Armored and mechanized troops The elder sister - Ksenia, worked at the Tula mines. At the beginning of the war, she left to visit her mother-in-law in the Lipetsk region, where she died from the bombing. Egor died in the war in 1944 from his wounds. He graduated from the 5th grade of the Voronetsk rural school, worked as a driver on the collective farm and helped his mother raise the younger ones. STALINGRAD: Battle of Stalingrad; defense of Stalingrad; the November offensive operation to encircle the 4th Panzer and 6th German armies at Stalingrad; the counteroffensive of the Soviet army at Stalingrad; the elimination of the encircled group of German troops at Stalingrad; Kotelnikovskaya operation. MEDAL "FOR DEFENSE OF STALINGRAD" ORDER OF THE RED STAR ORDER OF THE PATRIOTIC WAR II DEGREE MEDAL "FOR VICTORY OVER GERMANY IN THE GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR OF 1941-1945" By order of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Generalissimo of the Soviet Union, Comrade Stalin for participation in hostilities during 1943-1945. to all personnel of the unit, gratitude was announced for: - The encirclement and defeat of the Germans at Stalingrad. - Elimination of the German offensive in July 1943. - Liberation of Belgorod, Kharkov, Banner, Kirovograd, Zvenigorodka, Shpola, - Completion of Korsun Shevchenko operation. Breakthrough of the German defense near Uman. - Access to the state border with Romania. - Liberation of Borisov, Minsk, Molodechno, Vilnius - Access to the Baltic Sea in the Kretingen area. - Liberation of Mlava, Dzaldovo, Plonsk, Danzig. - Entry into East Prussia. Since November 1942, a battalion as part of the 62nd Army of the Stalingrad Front. From April 1943 until the end of the war, the battalion was part of the 5th Guards Tank Army. During the period of military operations of the army, the battalion restored 1249 tanks. In the most difficult conditions under continuous artillery mortar, machine-gun fire of the enemy, bombing from the air, the soldiers restored tanks, armored vehicles, motor vehicles, motorcycles. They also took part directly in hostilities. He passed away on December 9, 1996 at the age of 78 after a long illness. We cherich thememory of you, remember, proud,love ...

CITY: Ostrov, Pskov region DATE OF BIRTH: 07/22/1921 DATE OF DEATH: 04/02/2003 HISTORY: Title: Colonel. Type of troops: Aviation. Division: 77th Aviation Division. Antonov Alexander Petrovich has passed an interesting life path that deserves to be told about it. He was born in 1921. He spent his childhood in the city of Ostrov, Pskov region, lived with his mother, his father worked in Leningrad. The city of Ostrov was a closed town because it was located near the Latvian border. There was no special entertainment there, so everyone was very happy when in the summer the theater. Lensovet from Leningrad. The artists of this theater created a city amateur theater in the city of Ostrov, in which Sasha Antonov took part, playing in performances. Sasha was 16 years old when he played his first role: it was the role of Senor Grassini in the play "The Gadfly". Apparently, Sasha inherited his artistry from his grandfather, who sang at the court opera in the Winter Palace. Sasha dreamed of a career as an artist, but his father wanted to see his son as a military doctor and insisted that after graduating from school, Sasha entered the Military Medical Academy at the naval faculty. The son went to submit the documents to the admissions office, and what was his father's surprise when Sasha returned enrolled in the Leningrad Aviation Technical School. Sasha was sure that the school trains pilots. Then it turned out that the school was graduating technicians, but it was too late to change anything. It was the 39th year ... None of the 17-18 year olds suspected that their carefree youth would end so soon and all of them would have to pass a severe test. In 1939-1941. studied at the 2nd Leningrad VATU named after Leningrad Red Banner Komsomol. He took the military oath on November 24, 1939. In May 1941, he was appointed to the post of armament mechanic of the Tula 171 Fighter Aviation Regiment 15 Air Force (the commander of the 171st Fighter Aviation Regiment - Lieutenant Colonel S.I. Orlyakhin - until March 1944, from March 1944 - General- Major Ivlev Stefan Trofimovich). On June 22, 1941, the war with Nazi Germany began. We worked in difficult conditions, in any weather. Day and night it was necessary to bring the aircraft damaged in battles on alert. Member of the Great Patriotic War. Prepared aircraft armament for 1783 sorties, provided repair and restoration of armament for 42 fighter aircraft. He achieved such a state of affairs when on aircraft returning from a combat mission, damaged weapons were restored immediately. He organized all the work at night. During the war, the arriving young weapons personnel managed to teach how to work in a combat situation and prepare weapons for combat missions on aircraft (LA-5; I-16; I-153; MiG-3) perfectly well. In March 1944, at the Lemno airfield, a group of technicians, headed by Antonov A.P., hastily prepared LA-5 aircraft for departure. At this time, enemy aircraft U-87 suddenly appeared over the airfield and launched a bomb attack. One of the bombs fell and exploded near the plane, which was being prepared by A.P. Antonov's group. As a result of the explosion and a powerful shock wave, Antonov A.P. was severely wounded and contused, received damage to the eardrum of the left ear (from the memoirs of the former commander of the aviation squadron of the 171st fighter regiment of the 315th fighter aviation division of the 15th Air Army, Major General S.Ivlev. T). In the process of post-war communication, Alexander Petrovich constantly complained about the painful sensations received as a result of injury and concussion. He fought as deputy chief mechanic for armaments of an aviation squadron. He joined the CPSU at the front in 1943. He was awarded medals "For Courage", "For Military Merit", two Orders of the Red Star, Orders "For Service to the Motherland in the Armed Forces" II degree, Patriotic War II degree, other medals and honorary awards of the Government. For excellent service, the command sent Antonov A.P. to Moscow to enroll in the Air Force Engineering Academy of N.E. Zhukovsky. From 1946-1951 - student of the Faculty of Aviation Weapons. 1951-1954 - Adjunct of the Department of Remotely Controlled Rocket Weapons. He defended his Ph.D. thesis in November 1954. In July 1966 he was awarded the title of Senior Researcher. From 1956-1970 - Deputy Head of the Research Department of the V.V. Zhukovsky. 1970-1977 - Head of the Research Department of the Academy. Retired in October 1977. Since that time, he served as the Academic Secretary of the Academy and the Doctor's Special Council of the USSR Military Attestation Commission. Combat route: from August 21, 1941 to July 6, 1942 - in the Tula air defense system; from July 6, 1942 to October 30, 1943 - Bryansk Front; from October 30, 1943 to July 12, 1944 - the 2nd Baltic Front. He passed away on April 2, 2003.

CITY: Kazakh SSR, East Kazakh region., Markakol district, with. Buran. DATE OF BIRTH: 03/07/1921 DATE OF DEATH: - HISTORY: Title: Lieutenant Unit: 301st Infantry Division (1st formation) Guards Lieutenant, Abramkin Ivan Platonovich, year of birth: 03/07/1921. In the Red Army from _ _ _ _1939. Active Army of the Karelian Front. Guard Lieutenant, Abramkin I.P., 05.07.1944, was awarded the Order of the Red Star. In the battles for the village of Pusku-Selga, the 1st battalion went into the rear of the enemy, cutting off his escape routes. During the battle, the headquarters was surrounded by a company of Finns. Among those surrounded was Guards Lieutenant IP Abramkin. In total, 8 people were surrounded, thanks to stubborn resistance from the surrounded, three attacks of the Finns were repulsed, in which the enemy lost 50 people killed and wounded. When repelling enemy attacks, the Guard Lieutenant, Abramkin I.P., showed exceptional courage and ltvaga. In the battles for the settlement, Guntframsdorf, 04.04.1945, being with a strong machine-gun platoon, skillfully changing firing positions, destroyed three light machine guns and 48 German soldiers, 2 officers, thereby ensuring the successful advance of the company. In battles, for the city of Medling, 06.04.1945, when the senior officer of the battalion, Guards Lieutenant, Abramkin IP, was put out of action, headed the operational leadership of the battalion. As a result of clear and skillful, operational leadership, his battalion successfully captured the town of Medling, turned into a strong stronghold. In battles, on the streets of Vienna, 10.04. 1945, skillfully leading the operational actions of the battalion, contributed to the successful mastery of the quarters, where he was wounded, but remained in charge of the operational work of the battalion, after a second wound, he was out of action. 10. May 1945, Guard Lieutenant, Abramkin Ivan Platonovich, was awarded the Order of the Red Banner. 06. May 1953, Abramkin Ivan Platonovich, was dismissed from the Red Army, with the military rank of Captain. During his military service, for 7 years, he served in the Airborne Forces, made 127 parachute jumps, for which in 1951 he was awarded the title of "Instructor of the Airborne Service"

CITY: s. Chumakino, Ulyanovsk region DATE OF BIRTH: 11/07/1918 DATE OF DEATH: - HISTORY: Type of troops: Artillery Born on November 7, 1918 in the village. Chumakino of the Ulyanovsk region. From here, back in 1939, he was drafted into the ranks of the Red Army, which he served in the town of Pugachev, Saratov Region. Member of the Finnish, then from 1941 to 1945 - the Great Patriotic War. During the war he was a scout, an artilleryman, an infantryman, even a sled. He took part in the defense of Moscow, where he was first wounded. After the hospital during the Battle of the Arc of Fire, the sergeant major of the 58-10th mechanized regiment Andriyanov P.A. was wounded again. He took part in battles near Rostov, Taganrog, it was here that he was nominated for the medal "For Courage". There are three such medals in total. Pyotr Andreyevich Andriyanov liberated Warsaw, took Berlin. For his feats of arms, he was awarded the Orders of the Red Star, the Patriotic War I and II degrees, medals "For the Defense of Moscow", "For the capture of Berlin", "For the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945.", "For the liberation Warsaw ”, was awarded the Zhukov medal and all the jubilee medals. After the war, Pyotr Andreevich and his wife Antonina Alekseevna worked in different cities and villages of our country. The head of the family worked for many years as a locksmith, foreman for the repair of steam locomotives, diesel locomotives on the railway, his wife was a teacher. Since 1997, the Andriyanovs, being on a well-deserved rest, settled in Volokonovka, where their son Alexei arrived much earlier for permanent residence. For his conscientious work in the post-war period, he was awarded medals “For Valiant Labor. In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of V. I. Lenin. " “For the development of virgin lands”, “Veteran of Labor”, the badge “Drummer of the 9th Five-Year Plan”.