Heroes and feats

Viktor Vasilievich Ivoninsky Viktor Vasilevich Ivoninsky, Sergeant, position of chief of radio communication company of 539th rifle regiment, 108th Artillery Bobruisk division. In the Red Army since 24.08.1942. Participant in the Patriotic War since 09.08.1943. Has injuries and contusions in the Patriotic War - wounded 28.02.1943. Demobilised in 1948. Nominated for the Order of the Red Star, the Medal for Courage, the Medal for the Liberation of Warsaw and many other government awards.

Mikhail Ivanovich Kharlamov Retired sergeant, born in 1916, native of the village. Kostyukovo Primorsky Krai, member of the CPSU. Participant in battles with Nazi invaders since 1941. In October 1943, at the head of the squad, he was among the first to cross the Dnieper, under heavy enemy fire, seizing the bridgehead and holding it with a squad until the arrival of the main forces. Being seriously wounded, he did not leave the battlefield, continued to command and repel the fierce attacks of the enemy. After being cured in a hospital in 1944 he returned to Primorye, worked as a dispatcher at a motor depot in Iman (Dalnerechensk).

Yeoman of the Reserve, born in 1911, member of the CPSU, born in the Ryazan region. He started the war as an ordinary soldier and finished as a platoon commander. Being under constant enemy fire and bombardment, he built for our troops fortifications and crossings over water borders, mined the approach and defused enemy mines. About eight thousand defused mines have been personally accounted for. He was especially distinguished in the battles of forcing the Oder River and attacking Berlin. After the war he worked for the Primorsky Shipping Company.

Born in 1926, member of the CPSU. Born in the Leningrad region. Commander of the machine-gun crew. Participated in the liberation of Narva, villages and towns in the Baltic States and Poland. Particularly distinguished himself in battles when crossing the Oder River and expanding the bridgehead. As a heavy machine gunner, he personally cut off several enemy attacks and defended the occupied line on the bridgehead beyond the Oder. He fought bravely and steadfastly, to the last bullet, fought back with grenades, but did not let the enemy pass. Participant in the storming of Berlin and the liberation of Prague. He had several wounds. After that he worked at the Ruzhinsky state farm of the Primorsky Territory.

Born in 1922 in the Kursk region. He distinguished himself especially in the battles on the Kursk Bulge during the liberation of the city of Orel and the forcing of the Dnieper. Being seriously wounded as a platoon commander, he did not leave the battlefield until the passages in the enemy's defence were completely cleared. He stood to his death, ensuring the successful offensive of the troops during the forcing of the Dnieper and the liberation of Kiev. After the war, he worked as chief engineer at the Chernigov state farm.

Voroshilov Oil and Fat Complex named after A.I. Mikoyan, Ministry of Food Industry. 1943. Voroshilov Oil and Fat Complex named after A.I. Mikoyan, Ministry of Food Industry. Oil refining shop.

Nikolai Ivanovich Ignatushin

Gorodnikova L.Ya.

Pavel Kuzmich Zikratov

Rodionov Alexander Georgiyevich

Dmitry Petrovich Zavarzin

Zikratov Nikita Kuzmich

Morozov Grigory Methodievich

Brusentsov Yakov Fyodorovich

Alexander Fyodorovich Kuznetsov