Heroes and feats

Fedor Mikhailovich Tyunin was born on 6 March 1919 in the village of Butyrki, Chaplyginsky district. In one of the battles on the Dnieper, he was the only survivor of his platoon. Three times the Nazis tried to destroy the hero, but the brave officer made them roll back and forth. And only a shell that exploded nearby stopped his resistance to the enemy. Fortunately, he remained alive. He, who was half alive, was discovered the next day by our advancing Marines. There were twenty-five Hitlerites near Tyunin's cell who had been destroyed by machine gun fire and grenades. The platoon died, but the enemy did not pass.

Nikolai Pavlovich Seleznev was born on 4 June 1922 in the village of Tyutchevo, Ryazan Province, Ranenburg County (now Chaplyginsky District, Lipetsk Region). Seleznev fought continuously against the enemy, passing the way from Orel to Belarus. During the war, Nikolai Pavlovich managed to transport hundreds of Soviet soldiers, a lot of equipment and ammunition across the Dnieper River without sleep or rest. On 15 January 1944, the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union to junior sergeant N.P. Seleznev. After the feats of arms on the Dnieper, our countryman liberated Ukraine and Poland. On February 2, 1945, while performing a combat mission, a Red Army soldier was mortally wounded.

Alexey Ivanovich Dyukov (1920-1942) Missing in March 1942, common soldier.

The photo was taken on the territory of the city of Bryansk (at that time - the city in the Oryol region, now - the regional centre of the Bryansk region) after the liberation of the city from the Nazi invaders. The occupation of the Bryansk region lasted almost 2 years.

The theatre building was almost completely destroyed: before the retreat, the Germans booby-trapped the building and the explosion started after the city was liberated. The theatre building was subsequently rebuilt.

Bezhitsy City Hospital, destroyed by the occupants. г. Bezhitsa - now the Bezhitsa district of Bryansk (Bryansk region). The towns of Bryansk and Bezhitsa were liberated from the Nazi invaders on 17 September 1943.

The village of Ustar (now part of the village of Negino, Suzemsky district), destroyed by the Nazis. The photo was taken on the territory of the village of Ustar, Suzemsky district, Oryol (now Bryansk) region.

Mayakovsky Drama Theatre in Bryansk, blown up by occupiers in 1943 in retreat. The theatre building was almost completely destroyed: before the retreat, the Germans booby-trapped the building and the explosion started after the city was liberated. The theatre building was subsequently rebuilt.

Partisans extinguish a fire in the village of Ustar, which was set on fire by chasteners. The village of Ustar was located in the Suzemsky district of the Oryol (now Bryansk) region. Nowadays it is a part of the village. Negino.

Bogatov Fyodor Ivanovich Bogatov Fyodor Ivanovich (1916-1978).

Antipov Pyotr Ivanovich Pyotr Ivanovich Antipov (born 1914), assistant to the platoon.

Berlin, Alexanderplatz Berlin, Alexanderplatz

Nikolai Fyodorovich Avdeev Nikolai Fyodorovich Avdeev (born 1921), artillery designer.

Portrait of Gurova Ekaterina Nikolaevna Portrait of Gurova Yekaterina Nikolaevna, a spotlighter, gunner, 1871 antiaircraft artillery regiment.

The photo was taken after the city of Karachev, Oryol (now Bryansk) region was liberated from the Nazi invaders.