Heroes and feats

Gaidarzhi Nikolay Rodionovich - veteran of the Great Patriotic War

Konstantin Nikolaevich Fyodorov. Konstantin graduated from Rostov artillery school, took part in the Winter War and died in the early months of the Great Patriotic War. It is known that he was part of the 149th Howitzer Artillery Regiment.

Varvara Arsentievna Fedorova. The photograph was taken in Shakhty city, 1944, Kirov Lane (on the left, wearing a black scarf). Three of her sons—Ananiy, Azariy, and Veniamin—were killed at the front lines. Her daughter Ekaterina and grandson Gennady were deported to Germany during the occupation of Shakhty but returned home after the war.

Anna Pereyaslova participated in the heroic defense of Sevastopol, along with her daughter Valentina Pereyaslova they served as communication specialists.

It is written in the picture: a souvenir for a Drzhev school teacher from Senior Sergeant Alexander Vasilyevich Malafeyev, October 19, 1944

Alexey Pavlovich Akatov, October 19, 1944

Ivan Alexeevich Bezrukov, Guards Sergeant (1908-1944) guard foreman. He was killed in action on August 15, 1944.

Petr Ivanovich Bezrukov

Shlyakhov Nikolay Vasilievich was drafted by Maisky Military Registration and Enlistment Office in 1941. Missing since 1943.

Ivan Petrovich Savchenko was wounded during the liberation of Hungary and the capture of height 312. On September 15, 1944 was wounded, ended up in a hospital in Grozny, where he was treated until February 26, 1945. The photo was taken after discharge from the hospital

Pavel Dmitrievich Pearl, Sergeant. Order of the Red Star, Medal "For the Defense of Moscow", "For the Defense of Stalingrad".

Nemkin Vasily Mikhailovich, Lieutenant. Order of Patriotic War of the first and second degree, Medal "For Courage", Medal "For the Liberation of the Caucasus", "For the capture of Berlin", "For the Liberation of Prague".

Pavel Fyodorovich Durov, Yeoman Sergeant. Medal "For the Defence of Stalingrad", Medal "For the Defence of Moscow", Medal "For the Victory over Japan", Order of the Red Banner.

Vasily Petrov, born in 1909. Participant in the Finnish and Great Patriotic War. Called on 9 June 1941. He fought in the 177th Rifle Division. Wounded twice. Demobilised in November 1945.

Vasiliev Nikolay Afanasievich born in 1916. Captain, company commander. Died in 1941. Buried in Zaporozhye, there is a memorial sign at his grave.