Heroes and feats

Alexey Ivanovich Mryazev in the second row to the right. Miletc city

The team of the sanitary brigade of Military Sanitary Train No. 1169 against the background of the railway sanitary car. 4th from left in the upper row - Lubov Semyonovna Ferry. A photo from the personal archive of L.S. Parorova taken at the railway station "Volkhovstroy", Volkhov city, Leningrad Region. Place of residence: Tomsk-7.

A participant in the Great Patriotic War. Awarded the Order of the Red Star, the Order of Patriotic War II degree. On the back side of the photo there is an inscription in graphite pencil: "Fyodor Ivanovich Taidonov. Germany. Berlin after the war on May 2, 1945". The Museum of the city of Seversk also contains the Gratitude of Guards Senior Lieutenant Fyodor Ivanovich Taydonov, announced by Order No. 359 of May 1, 1945, by the Supreme Commander-in-Chief Marshal of the Soviet Union, Comrade Stalin, for the capture of Berlin. 1945 g.

Yakov Iovich Gridnev (22.10.1916-24.01.1978). Sergeant served in the artillery regiment. He crossed the Dnieper, Dniester, Vistula, Oder, participated in the storming of Berlin. Received 12 orders and medals, including the Medal For Courage. The photo was taken at a rally on May 9 in 1974 in the village. Semyonovka.

Bugaev Alexander Lavrentyevich (top row, left). Hero of the Soviet Union

From left to right: Commander D.N. Medvedev, Chief of Staff M.I. Sipovich, Commissioner G.N. Kulakov, Adjutant to the Commander N.F. Korolev. Born in Bezhitsa (now the Bezhitsa district of Bryansk), Dmitry N. Medvedev became a legend when he was still alive: a famous Chekist and scout, the commander of the famous guerrilla detachments of the separate motorized rifle brigade of special purpose of the NKVD, writer, Hero of the Soviet Union. From August 1941 to January 1942, D. N. Medvedev was the head of the “Mitya” operational group. In September 1941, the detachment was thrown behind enemy lines and operated on the territory of the present Smolensk, Bryansk and Mogilev regions.

The photo was taken in Moscow. In the first row, the far right is D.N. Medvedev. Born in Bezhitsa (now the Bezhitsky district of Bryansk), Dmitry Medvedev has become a legend since his lifetime: the famous Chekist and scout, the commander of the famous guerrilla units of the separate motorized rifle brigade of special purpose of the NKVD, writer, Hero of the Soviet Union. From August 1941 to January 1942, D. N. Medvedev headed the opera house "Mitya". In September 1941 the detachment was thrown into the enemy's rear and operated in the current Smolensk, Bryansk and Mogilev regions.

In February 1943 she left for the front. Served in the 1st Trophy Brigade. M.A. Grosheva was a private soldier in the 5th Battalion. Went through the battlefield: Millerovo, Dnepropetrovsk, Izmail, Romania, Hungary, Austria. Has a number of government awards: "Order of Patriotic War II degree", "For the Victory over Germany", "For the capture of Budapest". Marfa Abramovna was awarded the titles: "Mother - heroine", "Veteran of Labor", "Honorary Citizen of Boguchar".

The photo was taken on the territory of the present Bryansk region (until 1944 it was part of the Oryol region). In the centre, in a dark semi-coat with a white collar is the brigade commander Ivan Alexandrovich Ponasenkov (in some sources - Panasenkov), a native of the village of Buda, now the Dubrovsky district of the Bryansk region. In the ranks of the Red Army since 1936. Being surrounded and unable to cross the front line, political worker I.A. Panasenkov organized and led a partisan detachment "For Motherland". In October 1942, the 4th Kletnyanskaya Brigade "For the Motherland" was formed on the basis of this detachment - I.A. Panasenkov also became its commander.

Vlasov Fyodor Ivanovich (1917-1993), driver during the war.

Alexey Grigorievich Bychkov (1913-2005), infantryman.

Vladimir Samsonovich Ryabok (May 5, 1914 - May 29, 1942) - Hero of the Soviet Union, Secretary of the Dyatkovsky District Committee of the Komsomol, political worker of the youth partisan detachment, one of the leaders and organizers of the partisan movement in Bryanshchina.

Vladimir Samsonovich Ryabok (May 5, 1914 - May 29, 1942) - Hero of the Soviet Union, Secretary of the Dyatkovsky District Committee of the Komsomol, political worker of the youth partisan detachment, one of the leaders and organizers of the partisan movement in Bryanshchina.

Vladimir Ryabok (May 5, 1914 - May 29, 1942) - Hero of the Soviet Union, Secretary of the Dyatkovsky District Committee of the Komsomol, political worker of the youth partisan detachment, one of the leaders and organizers of the partisan movement in Bryanshchina.

Ivan Ilyich Baikin (1921-2002) was a prisoner during the war.