Heroes and feats

The Red Army soldier Polischuk destroyed 115 Hitlerites near Malaya Vishera.

Captain Nikolaev A.G., a native of Malovishera district, was especially distinguished during the liberation of Romania. For his immortal feats he was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union.

Martynov A.V., a native of Malovishera district, studied at the Burgin School. On August 12, 1942 A.V.Martynov was awarded the title of the Hero of the Soviet Union.

Khorev Bronislav Khorev Ivanovich (1924-1979) freed Warsaw, Königsberg and Berlin.

Konstantin Ivanovich Fokin (1923-1993), communications officer. He finished his military career in 1945 in Berlin.

Vasily Petrovich Fenichev during the war was a Red Army rifleman and a communications officer. He fought on the North-Western, Western, Western-Belarusian fronts. Reached Berlin. Fenicheva Vera Feodorovna frontline soldier, awarded with medals "For the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945", "For the defense of the Soviet Polar Region.

Fyodorovich Stresnev (2nd right) with his comrades-in-arms. Born in the village of Tarychevo in the Lenin District of the Moscow Region, graduated from the Rastorguyev School. A militiaman of the 1st Lenin Rifle Division of the People's Militia, Senior Lieutenant Streshnev D.F. has passed a glorious battle path from Vyazma to the shores of the Baltic Sea, a participant of the Battle of Kursk, Commander of the Order of the Red Star.

Telephone operator of the line communications battalion Shapkina Tatiana Ivanovna During the war, Tatiana Ivanovna Shapkina went from the South Caucasus to Vienna, liberated Ukraine, forced the Dnieper, and liberated Romania and Hungary. On May 5, 1945, a German sniper seriously injured near Vienna, the bullet was in the cervical vertebrae until 1961. After the war, T.I. Shapkina worked as a teacher of Russian language and literature at a school of working youth of the settlement, and then the city of Vidnoe. She brought up two sons.

Tsarev Igor Fyodorovich (1925-2001) was born in Sergach. In 1942 he went as a volunteer to the front. He served as an aviation mechanic. He took part in the battles for Königsberg. He was awarded the medal of Zhukov, the Order of Patriotic War II degree.

common soldier Pavel Ivanovich Chausov, born in 1913, went missing in 1941.

Tsar'kov Pavel Ivanovich, radio operator. He fought in the 169th Artillery Regiment. In 1944 he was seriously wounded in the legs. Discharged to the reserve for injury.

Veremeev Ivan Nikitievich (1910-1973). Tankman. Awarded the Order of "Patriotic War 1 and 2 degrees", "Glory", "Red Star", and others.

Georgy Konstantinovich Podtykaylo Podtykaylo Georgy Konstantinovich (June 4, 1903 -?), participant of the Great Patriotic War, doctor. During the war at the front - senior resident of the therapeutic department of the Mobile Field Hospital of the 20th Army. He was a prisoner in the Smolensk concentration camp. After his release from captivity, he served as head of the sanitary department of military construction battalions in Finland.

The Red Army soldier Konstantin Semyonovich Gerasimov common soldier.

Vlasov Vladimir Fedorovich Vlasov Vladimir Fedorovich was mobilized in March 1943 and sent to the 384th Reserve Regiment. After training, he was sent to the Kursk Bulge as part of the 343rd Rifle Regiment from Rossosh town, where he was wounded. He was awarded the Order of the Red Star, a medal "For the capture of Berlin".