Heroes and feats

CITY: Buinaksk DATE OF BIRTH: 01/01/1915 DATE OF DEATH: 02/11/1972 HISTORY: Title: Captain. Type of troops: Armored and mechanized troops. Division: 109th Panzer Division. Akhmed-Pasha Abdusalamovich Abdulaev. Akhmedpasha was born in Temir-khan-Shura (the current name of Buinaksk) in 1915 in the family of a teacher. In 1938 he was drafted into the army, and he ended up serving in the 2nd separate Far Eastern army. Here, after completing the course of a young soldier, he was appointed commander of the 35th rifle squad, 12th rifle division. He was very fond of the service, especially field shooting, crosses. He always tried to keep his squad among the best in a company or battalion. But two intense and intense years of service passed, and in January 1940 Akhmed Pasha was transferred to the reserve from the city of Blagoveshchensk. Three days later, after arriving home, he began his studies at the Dagestan Pedagogical Institute, from where he joined the army in April 1938. After a year and a half, the war began. Among the thousands and thousands of young people who besieged the military registration and enlistment offices of their cities, there was also Ahmed Pasha. The institute decided to give graduates the opportunity to pass exams ahead of schedule. A graduate of the Pedagogical Institute, Abdulaev Akhmed-Pasha, was called up and sent to the Stalingrad region as a cadet of the Kamyshin Tank School. After graduating from college, in September 1942, he was appointed commander, who had already managed to demonstrate his excellent tactical and technical qualities of the famous T-34 tank 109 tank brigade of the 16th tank corps of the Stalingrad front. In the autumn-winter period of 1942, there were very heavy defensive battles near Stalingrad, where our fellow countryman Akhmed-Pasha Abdulaev with all the defenders courageously and bravely led his tank to the enemy's position. The Germans also stubbornly moved forward, they were not stopped by their own large losses in manpower and equipment. In one of the battles, in the area of ​​the Vertyachy farm, on November 24, 1942, A. Abdulaev's tank was hit and began to burn, then the commander ordered the crew to leave the car. Helping each other, the tankers got out of the burning tank, but they failed to save the driver - he died, and the commander was concussed, he ended up in EG No. 1676 in Saratov. After being discharged from the hospital in January 1943, for health reasons, he was appointed commander of the commandant tank platoon of the 114th tank battalion. As part of his battalion, he took an active part in many battles, as well as in the famous tank battle near Prokhorovka on the Kursk Bulge. In October 1943, senior lieutenant A. Abdulaev was appointed chief of staff of a tank-repair battalion. Often, his rembat had to not only "treat" tanks, but also to participate in hostilities. With battles, our tankers advanced to the West, inflicting damage on the enemy and paving the way for our infantrymen. Heavy and intense battles were fought in Germany. Paving the way for themselves and the infantry with fire and caterpillars, they approached the outskirts of Berlin. It was not easy here for the tank rembat Abdulaev A. On April 28, 1945, a few days before the victory, Akhmed-Pasha was seriously wounded. But after treatment, he still had to serve in the army for some time as a senior adjutant of the 114th separate tank battalion of the first Ukrainian front. Akhmed-Pasha Abdusalamovich Abdulaev demobilized on September 6, 1946. The captain's chest was decorated with the Order of the Patriotic War II degree and the Order of the Red Star; medals "For Courage", "For the Defense of Stalingrad", "For Victory over Germany"; his combat path was marked by many thanks of the Supreme Command Comrade. I. Stalin. Akhmed-Pasha Abdusalamovich Abdulaev worked at the Buinak Pedagogical School until February 11, 1972, when his heart suddenly stopped right at the workplace. Everyone who worked with him respected him as an excellent, fair and demanding teacher. He was a strong mathematician and strove to give his students as much knowledge as possible. The veteran was buried in his native Buinaksk. You can see the detailed military path on the Memory of the People website: https://pamyat-naroda.ru/heroes/podvig-chelovek_kartoteka1009384437/.

CITY: Serovka village, Kursk Region DATE OF BIRTH: 01/01/1920 DATE OF DEATH: 07/04/1988 HISTORY: Title: Lieutenant. Branch of the service: ground forces, air force (except naval aviation), coastal service, NKVD troops, border troops. Subdivision: 12th Guards Cavalry Don Korsun Cossack Red Banner Order of Kutuzov Division. Drafted to the front by the Kursk military registration and enlistment office in 1941, after an accelerated release from a military school. He came to the front with the rank of junior lieutenant in the 47th Guards Cavalry Regiment of the 12th Guards Cavalry Division of the 2nd Ukrainian Front. He took part in the battles for Aga Batyr, he personally exterminated seven fascists and was awarded the medal "For Military Merit". It was there that on December 18 he was wounded and captured, but on the same day he managed to escape. He talked about how in the late afternoon a column of prisoners was stopped on the outskirts of a village near a well. As evening approached, the Nazis were in a hurry to take the prisoners away from the front line. Azeev and several other soldiers were near the haystack. They hid there. The Germans checked the stack with bayonets and left, fearing the approaching darkness. After waiting some more time, those who were hiding got out. It turned out that only two of the four survived. The second Red Army soldier left towards the front, and Azeev, after a severe concussion, felt very bad: his head was splitting from severe pain, and there was a continuous hum in his ears. He decided to sit out the night and look for his own in the morning. After some time, an elderly woman approached the well. Seeing the soldier, she said that there were no Germans in the village, and promised to return and pick him up. Soon she came with a wheelbarrow, put him there, covered him with brushwood and brought him home. She wanted to help the fighter, because all her relatives were at the front. A few days later he felt better, thanked the hostess and went to the front line. After this incident, in the lists of the unit, he was listed as missing, and a funeral came home to the Kursk region, in which the parents were informed that Azeev A. Ya. 1920, lieutenant of the 12th Guards Cavalry Division, died on 12/18/1942, was buried in the Ordzhonikidze region, Kursk region, Dydymkin farm. He returned to his unit, participated in the Soviet offensive in the North Caucasus, his division made an invaluable contribution to the liberation of Stavropol, Kuban and Don. The 12th Guards Cossack Cavalry Division was awarded the Order of the Red Banner. Alexander Yakovlevich, guard lieutenant, engineer platoon commander was presented for the award - the Order of the Patriotic War of the 2nd degree for the battles near the village of Valyava, where with his platoon he repulsed the enemy counterattack and destroyed up to 30 Germans, and in the Novo-Buda region he repulsed the enemy counterattack and 60 fascists, near the village of Pochapintsy, together with a platoon, destroyed 150 enemies and personally killed 9 fascists. He was awarded the Order of the Red Star. A very important event in his life is associated with this order. In January-February 1944, they smashed a strong enemy grouping surrounded by our troops in the Korsun-Shevchenkovsky area. The corps took part in the Jassy-Kishinev operation of 1944, surrounded and liquidated in the Chisinau region of 22 enemy divisions. There, performing a combat mission, the guard senior lieutenant Azeev A.Ya. went into reconnaissance. Having successfully completed the mission, the scouts returned to the location of their unit, but came under fire. On June 7, 1944, Azeev received a multi-splinter wound of his hand, was being treated in evacuation hospital No. 2470 in the city of Baku, and was declared unfit for military service. The left hand could not be saved. Numerous fragments shattered the bone and had to be amputated.

CITY: s. Kaintsas of the Sedelnikovsky district of the Omsk region DATE OF BIRTH: 01/07/1925 DATE OF DEATH: 06/12/2011 HISTORY: Title: Sergeant. Branch of the service: Ground Forces, Air Force (except naval aviation), coastal service, NKVD troops, border troops. Division: 105th Infantry Division. Born on January 7, 1925 in the village of Kayentsas, Sedelnikovsky District, Omsk Region. Russian. Education - 4 classes. Drafted on January 20, 1943 by the Sedelnikovskiy Military Commissariat. After completing a 6-month machine gun school in the city of Kansk, Krasnoyarsk Territory, with the rank of sergeant, he was sent to the 105th Infantry Division of the 1st Belorussian Front near the city of Pskov. He took part in the battles of Vitebsk, Mogilev, defended Lithuania, Latvia, went through East Prussia, participated in the assault on Konigsberg. Was wounded twice. He met victory in the hospital, healing the wounds received during the crossing of the Neman River. Demobilized from the army on October 22, 1945 with the rank of sergeant. Awards: Order of the Red Star, Order of the Great Patriotic War, 1st class, medal for the 100th anniversary of Marshal Zhukov, medal Veteran of Labor, anniversary medals. It was hard to establish post-war life. But life took its toll. In 1946, Vasily Ilyich met and fell in love with a young girl from his village, the beautiful Lukerya, who became his wife. We worked on a collective farm, lived hard, but amicably. In 1951, Vasily Ilyich went to work as a tractor driver. They arrived in Kazakhstan in 1965. We immediately settled in the Birliksky state farm. All the labor activity of Vasily Ilyich was associated with this village, where for many years, right up to retirement, he worked as a machine operator, making his contribution to the formation of a virgin loaf. For his work he has numerous thanks and certificates of honor. His name is included in the State Farm Labor Glory Book. His children, grandchildren and great-granddaughter were born and live here.

CITY: s. Vasilevo, Bronnitsky district, Moscow province DATE OF BIRTH: 10/21/1893 DATE OF DEATH: 02/09/1975 HISTORY: Since the first days of the war, Aborin S.V., holding the post of chairman of the Lotoshinsky District Council of Working People's Deputies, was engaged in the selection of places and equipping base camps for the partisan underground. Since September 1941 - by evacuation of people, pedigree livestock and material values. Since October 14, 1941 - a member of the headquarters of the Lotoshinsky partisan detachment. The detachment was stationed in a large forest in the northern part of the Lotoshinsky district and in the southern part of the Turginovsky district, now the Tver region. The partisans collected information about the deployment of the Germans in Lotoshino and Lotoshinsky district and transferred it to the 30th Army. Most of the combat operations of the partisan detachment took place on the Lotoshino-Mikulino road, because this road was of strategic importance for the Germans, in the Kalinin direction. According to the reports of the platoon commanders, the partisan detachment in 68 days destroyed more than 250 German soldiers and officers, 21 vehicles with ammunition, 4 buses with "manpower", 1 aircraft, 2 cars, 1 motorcycle. The bridge and 2 sheds with ammunition were blown up, about 500 m of the telephone cable was cut. Since February 17, 1942, Aborin Sergey Vasilyevich, as chairman of the Lotoshinsky District Council of Working People's Deputies, restored the Lotoshinsky District after the occupation. He got the most difficult period of post-war reconstruction of the area. Already in 1943, all the central services of the region moved to Lotoshino. Awards: - Order of the "Badge of Honor" of the Patriotic War, second degree. 1942 year. - Medal "For the Defense of Moscow". 1944 year. - Order of the Patriotic War, II degree. 1945 year. - medal "For the victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945." 1945 - medal "For Valiant Labor in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945." 1945 year. - Medal "Partisan of the Patriotic War" of the second degree. 1947 year. - Medal "In Commemoration of the 800th Anniversary of Moscow". 1948 year. - Jubilee medal "Twenty Years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945." 1965 year. - Order of the Red Star. 1967 year. - Jubilee medal "50 years of the Armed Forces of the USSR". 1967 year. - Jubilee medal “For Valiant Labor. In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin. " 1970 year.

CITY: Tula region Teploe-Ogarevsky district, Volchya Dubrava DATE OF BIRTH: 01/01/1917 DATE OF DEATH: 01/24/1945 HISTORY: Title: Red Army soldier Type of troops: Ground forces, Air Force (except naval aviation), coastal service, NKVD troops, border troops. On August 27, 1941, he volunteered for the front. Konstantin Yakovlevich served as a minder of the 103rd separate Red Banner pontoon-bridge battalion. German troops on the Mius River created a heavily fortified defensive line, the so-called "Mius-Front", which they held from February to August 1943. On August 17, 1943, in the area of ​​the Kuibyshevsky farm on the Mius River, during the construction of a ford crossing, acting as part of a pontoon department for laying the road, Konstantin Yakovlevich showed himself to be a staunch and courageous warrior. Despite the strongest enemy mortar fire, Konstantin Yakovlevich showed an excellent example of work at the site of his work. the crossing for the passage of heavy tanks was completed ahead of schedule for 3 hours, which contributed to the fastest advance of our tanks to break through the enemy's defenses. For skillful and well-coordinated actions, Konstantin Yakovlevich was awarded the medal "For Courage". November 1944. When the battalion was carrying out a combat mission to ferry troops across the Tisza River in the Tashkoni region, from November 7 to 17, Konstantin Yakovlevich towed a ferry carrying carts with his boat. He made 30 trips a day, in only 3 days of operation of the ferry, he transferred 620 carts and 5116 infantrymen to the right bank of the river. During the entire operation of the crossing, his boat did not have a single stop. Perfectly coping with the crossing of military cargo, Konstantin Yakovlevich fully ensured the fulfillment of the task assigned to the battalion. For which he was awarded a government award - the Order of the Red Banner. December 1944. On the night of December 4-5, the battalion was tasked with setting up a ferry crossing in the Erchi area. Immediately after the landing, Konstantin and his boat were assigned to tow the ferry. To support the first echelon, it was necessary to immediately ferry artillery. despite the strongest enemy fire, Konstantin Yakovlevich made 7 flights in 4 hours. He had to work at night and under enemy fire, overcoming all difficulties, he continued to ferry equipment to the right bank. For courage and heroism, Konstantin Yakovlevich Agafonov was awarded the Order of Glory, 3rd degree. Konstantin died on January 24, 1945 when a boat was blown up by a mine on the Danube River, he was buried in the village of Chepel, 4 km away south of Budapest (Hungary).

CITY: Dedevnya Revda, Yalutorovsky district, Tyumen region DATE OF BIRTH: 04/03/1919 DATE OF DEATH: 04/17/1989 HISTORY: Title: Corporal Type of troops: Artillery Division: 136th rifle division (1st formation) My grandfather - Aliev Shiriazdan Safarovich was born in 1919 in the village of Revda, Yalutorovsky district, Tyumen region. Place of service: 1190 pap RGK 1 PribF; 136 apabr 1 appr. In his documents there are mistakes everywhere , in the name, in the surname. HERE IS DATA ABOUT HIM ON THE SITE "IN MEMORY OF THE PEOPLE" Aleev Shiryazdan Safarovich Private .1919 Tyumen region, Yalutorovskiy district, Revda village. Consolidated card index List of awards 09/18/1943 Medal "For Military Merit" Aleev Sharyazdan Safarovich. Order of the Red Star Corporal. 1919, Place of service: 136 apabr. Rewarding Aleev Sharistan Safarovich. Medal "For Military Merit" Red Army soldier -1919, Place of service: 1190 Popes of the RGK 1 Baltic Front. Rewarding Aleev Shiryasdan Safarovich Corporal - 1919 Tyumen region, Yalutorovskiy district, Revda village. Medal "For the victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945." Sergeant, Combat path of Shiriazdan Safarovich Aliyev In April 1939, my grandfather was drafted into the ranks of the Soviet army. He served in the 17th artillery regiment, did not manage to demobilize when the Great Patriotic War began. According to the stories of his grandfather, his military life began in the Smolensk region. He fought in the 1190 cannon artillery regiment as a tractor-mechanic, and from July 1944 until the end of the war as part of the 136 artillery regiment as part of the 1st Baltic Front. According to the stories of his grandfather, at the beginning he had a tractor on wood fuel, he got a diesel one only in 1943. It is about the wood-fired tractor, I think, that the order on awarding the grandfather with the medal "For Military Merit" is discussed: Despite the fact that the tractor that Aliyev drives has completed its due date, but thanks to the caring and skillful attitude to the entrusted equipment, ensured the uninterrupted operation of the tractor, thereby ensuring the fulfillment of the assigned combat mission "- regiment commander lieutenant colonel Gurov, chief of staff lieutenant colonel Baklanov". Here are the lines from the order on rewarding the grandfather, which characterize him as a courageous, executive, stubborn person in achieving his goal and, of course, as a good specialist: “... Working as a tractor driver during the Patriotic War, on his tractor, he covered more than 3,500 km, delivering a gun and ammunition to the indicated areas, in a timely manner, without an accident and on time "Only from 2 to 5 January 1945. He made a 100 km march and delivered a gun to the areas of firing positions in a timely manner without delays. From 18 to 26 January 1945, he made a 250 km march and also in a timely manner. and safely delivered the cannon to the concentration areas. "For his persistent work as a tractor driver, ensuring the timely fulfillment of a combat order to move the battery, to award a government award with the Order of the Red Star" - the commander of the 6th battery, Captain Loskutov, division commander Major Demidov. The path covered in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945 ", in which the author's drawings and signatures. Grandfather was thanked by the Supreme Commander-in-Chief Marshal of the Soviet Union for his participation in the battles near Velikie Luki. Then the regiment moved in the Kursk direction. The soldiers liberated the Latvian SSR, its capital Riga. After the liberation of the city of Riga, the 136th Red Banner Riga Artillery Regiment was formed, as part of which my grandfather liberated Poland, the troops entered Poland, liberated its capital, Warsaw (awarded the medal "For the Liberation of Warsaw"). The grandfather reached Berlin. Grandfather was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War, II degree, for military services near Berlin. The medals "For military services", "For the capture of Berlin", "For the victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945", "For courage".

Arefiev Mikhail Evgenievich was born in 1914 in the village of Livenka. Before the war he worked as a procurer in the village of Vorobievka, Voronezh Region. Was drafted into the Red Army in 1941 on August 15. Rank: Sergeant. He fought in the 72nd rifle regiment. For preparation and training in military affairs, Mikhail Evgenievich was sent to the city of Ikorets, Voronezh region, to the 72nd rifle regiment. After heavy bombing of this area, they are transferred to the Saratov region, the city of Pugachev. In the city of Pugachev, an army field base was formed, which was then transferred to the defense of Stalingrad. After the defeat of the Nazis in Stalingrad, the army base was replenished with recruits and equipment and sent to the Kursk Bulge, where they were unloaded at St. Oskolom. The 20th field army base took part in the liberation of the city of Belgorod, in the liberation of Prokhorovka, the Rzhava station, and other cities and villages. Then, deploying a broad offensive along the entire front, our troops began to rapidly move forward, liberating Poltava, Lvov, and moved into Poland. In Germany, Rosenberg was liberated as part of the 1st Ukrainian Front, Dresden. Part of them was sent from Dresden to liberate Prague. Here the war ended for Mikhail Evgenievich. On December 2, 1945, he was demobilized from the Red Army to the rank of sergeant. After mobilization, Mikhail Evgenievich returned to his native village of Livenka, where he worked from 1947 to 1976 at the Livenskaya pharmacy. Mikhail Evgenievich is a labor veteran and a disabled veteran of the Great Patriotic War.

Rank: Colonel. Type of troops: aviation. My father, Pavel Vasilievich Khrapkov, was born on September 17, 1914, died on May 23, 1993. Fighter pilot, participant of the Great Patriotic War from the first to the last day. Before the war, he lived in Leningrad, worked, studied at a flight course. From the first days of the war he was drafted into aviation. He recalled: “... constant raids and bombing by the Germans haunted our small group. We slept on planes, food was brought to our cars. You will forget a little, and again the order - “Air! Air!". We took off immediately. They fought back. Many of our people were shot down, but we did not remain in debt either. He himself was hit, woke up already in the hospital. On another occasion, he was surrounded by German aircraft. I was the squadron commander and they decided to take me prisoner. Above, below and on the sides of the enemy vehicles. I saw the smoke of a burning factory ahead and sent the car there, the Germans lost me. Another time he was shot down in the Luga area, and ended up in a group of soldiers leaving the encirclement. I was the only one who had a map. Brought everyone out. " After the exhausting battles of the first months of the war, some were sent to rest and reorganized in Kadnikov, Vologda Oblast (November 1941). The regiment lost more than half of its pilots in killed and wounded. We lived in apartments in Sokol, where he met my mother. Before the war, he had a wife and a one-year-old son in Leningrad. He received a message that they were killed by bombing on the train while leaving the city. My mother is a teacher, a divorced woman, fell in love, got pregnant. Her father asked her to leave her pregnancy: “I can be killed at any moment, and after me there will be no one left on earth. Do you know what it is like to go into battle when no one is waiting for you at home? " ... Battles near Moscow, then near Stalingrad. Letters, translations. But a year later, the first wife and son were found. Genka, son, was burned in that bombing, he has scars for life. Letters and transfers to Sokol stopped. The family of the head physician of the evacuation hospital lived in our apartment, she helped to find my father, arrange alimony. In the regiment, my father was called Peter for his outward resemblance to Peter the Great, which is why my patronymic is written in my documents "Petrovna". This photo was sent by Gena, with whom we sometimes corresponded. Father died on 05/23/1993 in Belarus, where they moved at the end of their lives. He was buried in Minsk at the Northern (military) cemetery.

Type of troops: military veterinary staff. He was born in Novouzensk on July 26, 1913. At the age of 6, he went to school straight to the 3rd grade, as his sister taught him to write and count early. In 1930 he graduated from a secondary school with a pedagogical bias in Novouzensk. In 1931 he worked as a teacher at the Gorkorechensky state farm No. 11. In 1932 he studied at the Saratov Medical Institute, from where he left for family reasons at the end of November 1932. From December 1, 1932 to December 24, 1935 he studied at the Novouzensky Zoovet-Technical School, graduated from the veterinary department. From January 1 to December 1, 1936, he held the position of a veterinary technician at the Novouzensk collective farm No. 4 "Red Partisan", was recalled by the regional military registration and enlistment office. From April 1, 1937, he worked as a teacher in the village of Pogranichnoye, Novouzensky District, from where Novouzensky School District, from August 1, 1937, he was transferred to the Novouzenskaya School of the Deaf and Dumb, where he worked until October 23, 1939. In February 1938 he passed certification and received the title of primary school teacher. From June 15 to August 20, 1938 he studied at the Scientific and Practical Speech and Speech Institute in Leningrad - he passed the tests. From January 28, 1940 he worked in the city of Turkestan, Kazakh SSR in a secondary school as a teacher. Due to family circumstances, he was released from a secondary school in Turkestan at his own request on September 1, 1940. On August 30, 1941, Pyotr Yakovlevich was taken into the Soviet army. He served in a cavalry regiment in Inza, treating sick horses that were sent from the front. During the war he suffered from typhus. On December 15, 1945, he was demobilized. After the war, he began to work as a primary school teacher at school No. 8. In 1950 he entered the Saratov State Pedagogical Institute, and in 1955 he graduated from the full course of the named institute in absentia, specializing in history teacher. In total, he devoted more than 25 years to the work of a teacher. He is remembered as an easy-going person, gentle, but with a sense of dignity. He belonged to the generation that survived the war, to people who valued goodness and peace. He lived his quiet, calm life. He did not make enemies either at work or surrounded by neighbors, and that is why he was remembered by the students who have long become grandparents. The mentor of Pyotr Yakovlevich was life itself - strict, merciless to his generation, the generation of hungry childhood and defenders of the Motherland! Petr Yakovlevich Kholopov died on August 20, 1996 at the age of 83.

Rank: Captain Type of troops: Military-political structure Subdivision: 381st Infantry Leningrad Red Banner Division. Khrapach Vasily Ivanovich 12.03.1917 year of birth, was born in the village. Voznesenovka, Apanasenkovsky district, Stavropol Territory. In the Red Army since 1939, according to some sources, he was called up from the Apanasenkovsky Military Commissariat of the Ordzhonikidze Territory, according to others, from the Shcherbinsky Military Commissariat of the Krasnodar Territory. He went through the whole war, he served in the 935th Artillery Regiment of the 381st Infantry Division. He was twice awarded the Order of the Red Star, the orders of the Patriotic War of the second and first degrees, and the medal For the capture of Koenigsberg. He was wounded twice, lightly on 03/16/1942 and seriously wounded on 03/17/1942, but after treatment he returned to duty. After the end of the war he raised the national economy, worked in various responsible and managerial positions, was also the director of an elevator in the village. Soldato-Aleksandrovskoe, worked in the state bank in the village Kochubeevsky. After the war, he maintained close relations with fellow soldiers, took part in organizing meetings since 1983 in Velikiye Luki and in the village of Dzhubga of the Tuapse region of the Krasnodar Territory. He carried out work to find those who were awarded military orders and medals, but who for various reasons were not awarded. He was one of the initiators and co-authors of the book "On the Frontier Frontier: Memories of a Veteran" (about the combat path of the 935th artillery regiment of the 381st Infantry Division), which was published under the authorship of Gerasim Stodol and was published in 1990.

Rank: Senior Sergeant. Type of troops: Armored and mechanized troops. Kharit Sitdikovich Khannanov was born on October 28, 1916 in the village of Staroyanzigitovo. Received a secondary specialized education. In 1935 he graduated from the one-year courses of drivers and from 1935 to 1938 he worked as a driver at the Staroyanzigitovsky MTS in the Krasnokamsk region of the BASSR. In 1938, Harit Sitdikovich was drafted into the Red Army. He began his service in the city of Proskurov, Kamenets-Podolsk region, Ukrainian SSR. In 1939 he graduated from the one-year tank driving course for the BT-7 tank. From 1941 to 1945 he took part in the Great Patriotic War. He fought on the 1st Ukrainian, Kalinin and 3rd Belorussian fronts. Took part in the liberation of the Baltic cities: Siauliai, Riga, Kaunas, Konigsberg. In 1943, Hannanov was wounded and was in the hospital. Military exploits and work of Kh.S. Khannanov were highly appreciated by the state. On February 18, 1946, he was demobilized. From 1946 to 1956, he worked in the Department of the Ministry of Preparations for the Krasnokamsk District. From 1956 to 1964 he was in charge of the department of the district council of the Krasnokamsk region. From 1964 to 1976 he worked as the head of the RSU DOR department in Neftekamsk. Kharit Sitdikovich was actively involved in public work - he was elected a deputy of the Krasnokamsk District Council and the Neftekamsk City Council of five convocations. Harit Sitdikovich was not only a good soldier, but also an example, a model of fulfilling civic duty in the difficult post-war times for the country. He was awarded with certificates of honor of the departmental ministries of the BASSR. Total work experience is 49 years. Together with his wife Gulzigan Khaybrakhmanovna they raised five children.

Rank: Senior Lieutenant Type of troops: Aviation. Halimov Dzhimil Halimovich, was in the Red Army from 31.08.1935 Title: Senior technician-lieutenant. June 22, 1941 was in the Bialystok region of the BSSSR, the 13th AP of the Red Army Air Force of the BSSR. On the very first day of the war, the airfield was destroyed, an order was received to retreat, in case of being surrounded by the Germans, not to surrender. They were chosen in small groups, being completely unaware of their families and their fate. He was lucky, he met a grandma with a 2-year-old daughter at one of the crossings and even helped them get into one of the cars with refugees, giving them all his dry rations. Next time they will see each other only after 2 years. On July 22, 1941, Grandpa entered the order of 3 AE 118 MDRAKKP of the Northern Fleet Air Force, as a mechanic for the Pe-2 and Pe-3 aircraft. Provided more than 167 accident-free combat missions to bombing enemy troops and airfields. The crew served by my grandfather was awarded the Order of Lenin and the Red Banner. During the mission, 3 Pe-3 aircraft made an emergency landing, being knocked out by enemy fighters, and my grandfather with a group of technical personnel in difficult conditions in the front line in a short time restored the damaged aircraft. From December 1942, he worked in the 28th ORAE of the Northern Fleet Air Force as a flight mechanic on SB aircraft, during this time he served 6 night combat missions for bombarding enemy troops and airfields. Since March 1943, at 3 AE 118 RAP he has been working as a flight mechanic on the Hurricane aircraft. In August 1943, with his flight technical staff, he put into operation 3 Yak-9 aircraft and from October 1 to October 18, 1943, he served 58 daytime combat missions with his flight for reconnaissance of enemy ships and transports. The work in the Arctic was very difficult, especially during the winter.

Title: Red Army soldier Type of troops: Artillery He got to the front after Bryansk region was liberated in September 1943. Having suffered in Nazi captivity from the atrocities of the Nazis, the guys themselves came to the newly organized military registration and enlistment offices. He comes from the small village of Baikovo, near Karachev. He helped bring shells to the artillerymen when there were fierce battles for Karachev. In the army, he was assigned to a rifle unit. After two weeks of training, they sent a submachine gunner to the front with a marching company. In a respite between battles, when their part was taken to rest, the artillery commanders who came to them took away several people. So he became an artilleryman. He was short, but nimble, quick-witted, he caught military training on the fly. In the battles for Vitebsk, he was already appointed the gunner of the 76-mm gun. In the summer of 1944, their artillery regiment of the 30th rifle division was all the time in the combat formations of the infantry, supporting the advancing companies and battalions with fire. Especially fierce battles unfolded on the outskirts of the city of Borisov. The fascists in one of the sectors of our defense launched a counteroffensive. The rifle company was pushed aside. But further the gunners did not allow them to advance. The battery was at the forefront of the enemy attack. The explosions of shells and mines, the whistle of machine-gun bursts did not stop, did not pin down our gunners. Neglecting the danger, Khokhlov, with his crew, quickly rolled the gun out of cover in his hands and began to shoot the enemy infantry with direct fire, suppressed several machine-gun nests. The fascists could not stand such a friendly fire, Seeing the support of the artillerymen, our infantry rose in a swift attack. On that day, they drove the enemy for more than ten kilometers. He took part in the liberation of the Belarusian city of Molodechno, the Lithuanian city of Alytus, near the Pillau fortress on the Baltic coast. For several days, infantry, artillery, naval paratroopers destroyed the encircled group of Nazis on the narrow sandy spit of Frisch Nerung. Already when the battle subsided, a shell that exploded a few steps away heavily concussed Ivan Mikhailovich. He met Victory Day in one of the field hospitals. For this reason, he was early demobilized.

Rank: Sergeant. Type of troops: Signal troops. Division: 38th Infantry Division (2nd Formation). In the fall of 1939, the brothers Husen and his twin brother Khasen were drafted into the army. They became Red Army soldiers. Participation in a short war with Finland went well for the Khamizovs, and the brothers continued to serve in the Red Army in good faith. The attack of Hitler's Germany on the Soviet Union found the Caucasians at the western border. Fate decreed that Khasen died in a fiery whirlwind of war somewhere near Stalingrad, and his brother Husen became a sergeant. Fate threw a brave competent signalman to different combat points of the country. Remaining as a signalman, Husen had to let the Nazis close at close range and shoot them with a machine gun to help the unit cross the river. Later, Husen was admitted to the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks, was appointed chief of the company, and the communists of the company elected him party organizer. During the liberation of Ukraine, Khamizov was seriously wounded. After treatment in the hospital, he was demobilized for disability. Returning home, Husen was immediately appointed instructor of the Zolsk district party committee and plunged into work. The war continued, the front demanded weapons, ammunition, fuel, clothing, food. Although the collective farms were left without men, equipment and horses, the district exceeded the grain supply plan and sent thousands of clothing and footwear and hundreds of tons of food to the front. And this is a considerable merit of the workers of the district party committee, including the war-disabled communist Khusen Khamizov. Throughout his life, Husen Ismelovich was worried about issues not only of his work. So in the days of Khrushchev, a law was being prepared for the complete destruction of donkeys. Husen Ismelovich began the struggle to preserve these unpretentious four-legged workers, reliable assistants of the mountaineers. In a letter to Prime Minister Kosygin, Khusen Khamizov proved that without the help of donkeys that brought ammunition in the harsh conditions of the highlands, our army would not have held the passes, and the invaders would have broken through into the Transcaucasus. After receiving this letter, Kosygin ordered to end the campaign to destroy the donkey tribe.

Rank: Corporal Khodyrev Ivan Savelievich. Born in 1891 in military service. In 1914, a private of the 5th Infantry Regiment. Lance-corporal of the scout team. Promoted to senior non-commissioned officer. Feldwebel of the 7th company. Decorated with St. George's crosses: 4 art. No. 847586 - For courage and bravery in battle on September 3, 1915 (Order of the XI Army Corps No. 382 dated November 8, 1915) 3 Art. No. 75939 - In battle on March 21, 1915 near the village Krzhivotule-Stary, timely informed about the enemy's offensive, despite the impending danger. (Order of XXX Army Corps No. 254 of October 23, 1915) 2st. 1 st. №9928 - During the battles from 9 to 16 October 1915 near the village of Komarovo, being in the midst of a hurricane of artillery fire, fearlessly maintained a telephone connection. When the house, in which the telephone exchange was located, was set on fire by a shell, despite the fact that the flames engulfed the entire building at once, he was not taken aback and saved all the property, quickly restoring work on all lines. (Order of the 40th Army Corps No. 56 of December 16, 1915) Order: Glory 3 Art. (1944) From November 1918 to May 1920 in the Red Army. Since October 1941, a corporal orderly, a porter of the 412th separate medical battalion of the 330th rifle division.