Heroes and feats

Nikolai Ivanovich Dudorov (1919-1984) front-line soldier

Fyodor Ivanovich Lysov (1905-1995) rifleman

Voitenkov Fyodor Vasilievich, Private, 1914-1988

Akhmetzaripov Baimen, Kurtan village. Photo taken after the Great Patriotic War.

Alexey Fyodorovich Fonyakin (1923-1975). Combat path from Voronezh to Berlin. 797th Rifle Regiment, 232nd Rifle Division of the Voronezh Front. 23 days before the Victory, he was seriously wounded in the head, arms and legs. He was treated in a hospital in Czechoslovakia.

Pavel Trofimovich Kurgan (16.11.1916-?). Served in the artillery regiment, in the 24th Shock Army. Participated in the battles at Yelnia, as part of the 3rd Belorussian Front of the 1st Guards Artillery Regiment passed the Smolensk Region, Belarus, Prussia. Stormed the city of Kinnesberg at night. Received medals: "For the capture of Kinnesberg", "For the victory over Germany", "For Courage", "For the defense of Moscow.

Yakov Nikifirovich Gontarev (1923-1943). In 1941 he voluntarily left for the front. He was killed in 1943. Graduated from the Boguchar High School.

The photograph shows Sergeev Arkady Nikitovich, born 1924. Born in the village of Yeleikino, Morkinsky district, the Moldavian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. He went to the front as a volunteer in 1941. After completing tank courses, served as a mechanic-driver. Then he served as a driver. Went to Berlin, left an inscription on the wall of the Reichstag. Demobilised in 1946.

Peter Ivanovich Nefyodov (1924-1942). In 1941 he graduated from the Monastyrschinskaya Secondary School. He went to the front as a volunteer. He died in battles for Boguchar. Buried in the park.

Alexander Danilovich Tikhonov, born in 1923 in Kirovo village. He was treated at the Mishkinsky Hospital in 1943.

Born in 1918 in Makarkino village, Morkinsky district. Fighter pilot. On his account 126 combat sorties. He shot down 3 enemy aaircrafts, destroyed 57 vehicles, 11 tanks, 2 anti-aircraft guns, 4 guns, 16 wagons with ammunition, an echelon with enemy equipment, more than 300 soldiers and officers of the enemy. In January 1945, a train loaded with enemy equipment was destroyed at Bubrik station. In the award list - the Order of Patriotic War of the I-st degree, 2 Orders of the Red Banner, Medal "For Courage". commanding officer, guard junior lieutenant. Died March 11, 1945 in the Breslau area (Germany).

Peter Stepanovich Kandakov

Died in action on the Volkhov Front on 18 October 1943. Posthumously awarded the Order of the Red Star. Born in the village of Shchuchye, Mishkinsky district.

Arkady Vasilyevich Smirnov (1925). He went from a Red Army soldier to a colonel. In November 1943 he was sent to the 193rd Reserve Rifle Regiment, to a training battalion. Then he was redirected to the city of Vladimir in the 355th reserve rifle regiment to the position of squad commander. In September 1944 he arrived at the 1st Ukrainian Front in 3rd Guards 55th Tank Army near Lviv. He took part in battles in Berlin, fought for Poland and Czechoslovakia. He was awarded orders and awards.

Nikolai Evdokimovich Labutin, born in 1913. He lived in the village of Mishkino.