Heroes and feats

Udaloy Alexei Borisovich

Vasily Eramasov (1913-1942), telephone operator. Died in action.

Shundrov Vasily Alekseevich (second from left) with the same militia. He finished the war in Berlin

Sergey Grigorievich Dumchev (born 1910) Missing in 1943.

Mikhail Nesterovich Lysenko, participant in the Great Patriotic War

Mikhail Zakharovich Kuznetsov (year and month of birth: November 1923). Mikhail Kuznetsov was born in the village of Tverdokhlebovka, Bogucharsky district. He was killed near Stalingrad in 1943.

The Dranitsyn brothers Mikhail, Ivan, Alexander and Nikolay died at the front.

Engineer Alexei Vladimirovich Dranitsyn.

Major General Alexander Kotikov. Born in 1902 in Bakino village of Belevsky district in Tula region. He fought in the 61st Army. Participated in the liberation of Warsaw, Berlin. From 1946 to 1950 he was commandant of the Soviet sector in Berlin. He was an Honorary Citizen of Belev and Berlin.

Alexander Osipovich Gorbunov (1912-1988), engineer.

Air Colonel General Oleg Viktorovich Tolstikov. He was born in 1905 in Belevo, Tula region. Military attack pilot and warlord. Commander of the 9th, later 10th Assault Aviation Corps of the 17th Air Army of the 3rd Ukrainian Front.

Ivan Semenovich Korneev was born on 9 September 1911 to a peasant family. His parents were hereditary bread-breakers. When he turned eight, he went to school. Helping the family, he and his grandfather were harvesting crops. He finished junior high school in 1921 and then went to work as a teacher at that school. In 1935, he entered the distance learning department at a teacher training college in Serdobsk. He graduated from technical school and continued to work as a primary school teacher. For good work, Ivan Semenovich received letter of commendation, a medal "For Labor Distinction". In 1941 he left to fight and was in the army until the victorious 1945.

Nikolai Arkhipovich Volodin, a teacher at the primary school in Treskin, participant in the war and political worker, died in 1941 near Moscow.

Sergey Borisov, a teacher at the Treskin School and a participant in the war.

Vice-Admiral Bogdenko Valentin Lukic. Born in 1903 in the Ivanovo village of Belevsky district in Tula region. From 1938 to 1943 - Chief of Staff of the Pacific Fleet. In 1943-1944, he was the head of the Operations Directorate of the Main Staff of the Navy.