Heroes and feats

Zalukaeva A.I., assistant of the pharmacy's head in evacuation hospital No. 3659

Derevnin Nikolay Petrovich, orderly of the reception and sorting department of the evacuation hospital No. 3659

Vinogradskaya Natalya Parfirievna, military doctor, head of the physiotherapy department of the evacuation hospital No. 3659

Agafonova Yulia Vasilievna, head of the pharmacy of the evacuation hospital No. 3659

Fonarev Alexander Grigorievich, Captain of the medical service, head of the railroad reception center of the evacuation hospital No. 3659

Fonarev Alexander Grigorievich, Captain of the medical service, head of the railroad reception center of the evacuation hospital No. 3659

Kovelman Bela Arkadyevna, Lieutenant of the medical service, responsible doctor for blood transfusion of the evacuation hospital No. 3659

Liberzon Klara Lvovna, therapist of the evacuation hospital No. 3659

Morning medical council of the evacuation hospital No. 3659

Dressings room of the reception and sorting department of the evacuation hospital No. 3659

Operating room of the evacuation hospital No. 3659

Kougol Mastridiia Vasilevna, senior lieutenant of the medical service

Printing stand of Evacuation Hospital No. 3659

Chibisova Anna Andreevna (worker in the rear) was born on August 5, 1919, in the village of Maly Kushum, Balakovo District, Saratov Region. Here the girl graduated from 4 classes of elementary school, from the 5th to the 7th grade she studied at the school in the village of Malaya Bykovka. After finishing the seven-year period, she entered the Ivanovo Agricultural College. In 1941, after graduation, Anna Andreevna returned to her native village, where she worked as an agronomist and helped on the farm. At the beginning of 1943, the girl was sent to the Voronezh region. After the end of the war she continued to work as an agronomist and got married. Fifteen years later, she returned to her native village of Maly Kushum, to her parents. Later, Anna left for Balakovo, worked as a livestock technician at a poultry farm. After the closure of the enterprise, she got a job at the production association "Khimvolokno" named after Lenin, as a worker and received a flat from the factory. After retirement, Anna Andreevna moved to live with her sister in the village of Ivanovka. She helped with the housework, took care of the garden. Last year, the veteran celebrated her100th anniversary. She was awarded the medal "For Valiant Labour in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945."

Tkachenko Maria Mikhailovna (worker in the rear) was born on December 4, 1930 in the village of Bolshie Ozerki, Baltai district, Saratov region. She studied at a local school. When the war began, the girl was ten years old. She had to go to work on a collective farm, and work on an equal basis with adults. “At first I was just an assistant, fulfilled orders of elders, and after work I went to school. Then I worked on the farm, in the field, planted and weeded vegetables on the plantation. Often there was nothing to eat, so we gathered spikelets in the field, ate grass, bark of trees. And everyone hoped for a quick victory ”-recalls Maria Mikhailovna. After the war, she graduated from 7 school classes, but only a year after leaving school she entered the medical college in Volsk. According to the distribution, she was sent to work in the city of Kaliningrad, as a nurse in a polyclinic. She got married there. After a short time, Maria Mikhailovna and her husband moved to the Saratov region, where their daughter Elena was born. So they lived their whole lives together in the Saratov region, where she worked as a nurse at a local paramedic station. She was awarded the medal "For Valiant Labour in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945."