Heroes and feats

Combat Communications unit of the 4th Company of the 17th Separate Air Surveillance Battalion Combat Communications unit of the 4th Company of the 17th Separate Air Surveillance, Alert and Communication Battalion. The first on the left, Suleymanova A. G. (standing)- the senior telephonist of the company post and (the 3rd on the left sitting) I.P. Kovrigin and I. P. Kovrigin - commander and political officer of the combat unit. Tatishchevo Station, Saratov Region. 1942 г.

Suleymanova A. G., a senior telephonist at a company post Suleymanova A. G., a senior telephonist at a company post and the Komsomol organiser of the 17th Separate Battalion of Air Surveillance, Alert and Communication. Tatischevo Station, Saratov Region. 1 March 1943.

Suleymanova A.G., a lecturer, assistant to the head of the Political Department of the regiment for work among the Komsomol members and and non-partisan youth Suleymanova A.G., a lecturer, assistant chief of the Political Department of the regiment for work among Komsomol and non-partisan youth. [G. Kazan]. July 1944.

A.G. Suleymanova, Junior Lieutenant from the 1873th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment A.G. Suleymanova, Junior Lieutenant from the 1873th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment of the 9th Separate Air Defense Brigade, Kiev. November 1944.

Anna Nikolaevna Chueva. Anna Nikolaevna Chueva. In July 1941, her husband left for the front and soon died. Anna Chueva and her two children moved to the collective farm "Zolotoy Kolos" (Golden Spike) in the Kuyurgazinsky district of the Bashkir Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. In 1941, Anna Chueva became the head of the vegetable branch of the collective farm "Zolotoy Kolos" in Kuyurgazinsky district. During all the years of her work, Anna Chueva was among the foremost workers, showing samples of shock work. During the 1944 harvest she tied up 2.5-3.5 thousand sheaves daily at a rate of 400. On 11 August 1944, Anna Chueva collected 5,200 sheaves, which resulted in 12 poods (1pood = 16kg or 2 stones) of grain. On August 30, 1945, Anna Chueva collected 8,300 sheaves, having removed bread from the area of 5 hectares at the norm of 0.45 hectares. She was given 18 poods of bread and 22 awards for her work. Anna Chueva's awards: Hero of Socialist Labor (1966); two Orders of Lenin (1949, 1966) and medals, including "For Labor Valour". She passed away on 7 July 1973.

Leningrad blockaders in Kyrgyzstan at a meeting with Chairman of the State Duma of the Russian Federation S.E. Naryshkin at the monument "Dedicated to the courage of the Leningrad blockaders and the nobility of Kyrgyzstanis", Chairman of the Kutanova society A.A. presents a photo of the magazine "Kyrgyz Society of Leningrad blockaders 20 years" S.E. Naryshkin shook hands with each blockader in 2016.

The Chairman of the Kyrgyz Society of Leningrad Blockaders presents photo album to the Chairman of the State Duma of the Russian Federation S.E. Naryshkin, the photo album reflects the history and work of the Kyrgyzstani Society of Leningrad blockaders for 20 years. The photo album is in the Museum of the History of the Siege of Leningrad. Kutanova A.A., who received a medal for the defense of Leningrad at the age of 13 and built a monument to the besiegers of Leningrad in Kyrgyzstan in 2012.2016 S.E.Naryshkin's visit to Kyrgyzstan

Hero of the Soviet Union Ilya Musatov Musatov I.I. (upper row, 6th left) with fellow soldiers, Poltava.

Deryabin Ivan Mikhailovich (1924-1956) Deryabin Ivan Mikhailovich (1924-1956). Born in Novokopilovo village, Sorokinsky district. At the age of 18 he was drafted into the Red Army. He fought on the Western, Belorussian fronts. Participated in the war with Japan. He was awarded the Order of Glory of the 3rd degree, the Order of the Red Star, medals "For the capture of Königsberg", "For the victory over Germany", "For the victory over Japan”. In 1947 he was demobilized to the Altai.

Grigory Nikiforovich Zhuravlev (1925-1945) Grigory Nikiforovich Zhuravlev (1925-1945). Born in Khmelevka, Sorokinsky district. In January 1943 he was drafted to the front. He served as commander of a rifle platoon of the 182nd separate army penalty company. In April 1945, the most persistent and bloody battles took place in Czechoslovakia. Hitlerites fought with the despair of the doomed. A rifle platoon of penalty shooters commanded by Zhuravlev in the area of Terkhovo literally jumped into the powerful belts of reinforced concrete fortifications. Every meter of foreign land was paid for with the lives of our soldiers. Lieutenant Zhuravlev died on 23 April during the victorious spring of 1945 in Prague.

A.A. Sitdikova, nurse. A.A. Sitdikova, a nurse who voluntarily joined the Red Army, a participant in the defence of the Stalingrad city. A nurse who voluntarily joined the Red Army, a participant in the Stalingrad defence.

M.V. Eliseeva, corporal-observer of the 70th separate battalion of the 62nd Army, participant in the defense г. Сталинграда.M.V. Eliseeva, observer of the 70th Separate VNOS (air surveillance, alert and communication) Battalion of the 62nd Army. M.V. Eliseeva - observer from the 70th Separate VNOS (air surveillance, alert and communication) Battalion of the 62nd Army, participant in the defence of the city of Eliseeva. Stalingrad.

N.E. Tyschenko, a resident of Sol-Iletsk, who donated 110,000 rubles for tank construction. N.E. Tyschenko, a resident of Sol-Iletsk, Chkalovskaya (now Orenburg) Region, who contributed 110,000 roubles to the Red Army in November 1942 for tank construction.

Collective farmers of the Lenin Ray Artel. “The collective farmers of the “Lenin luch” (Lenin Ray) Artel in Chkalovsky district presented the Red Army with a squadron of planes bought with their personal savings”.

«Stakhanov» Fishing Brigade of the Tashlinsky Collective Farm named after All-Russian Central Executive Committee of the Tashlinsky District of Chkalovskaya (now Orenburg region) fulfilled the 110 per cent fish norm plan.