Heroes and feats

Photo from the reproduction of P.Bonenov, Boguchar, 1983. Maslovsky Ivan Fyodorovich (23.07.1915-29.06.1944), lieutenant, battery commander of 76 mm cannons of 457 rifle regiment (129 rifle division, 3 army, 2 Belarussian front). Participated in battles on the Berezina river in the village of Shatkovo, Bobruisk district. Hero of the Soviet Union, awarded the Order of Lenin.

Hapov Tsutsa with battle friends

Perm region, Kungur district, village of Chastino. Shemelin Nikolai Grigorievich, born in 1922.

Ivan Potapovich Apletov (24.04.1921-27.03.1979), Senior Lieutenant, Machine-gun Platoon Commander, 164 Rifle Regiment (33 Rifle Division, 1st Shock Army, 3rd Baltic Front). Participated in the battles for the liberation of the Baltic States. Hero of the Soviet Union, awarded the Order of Lenin, Red Star, medals.

Nikolay Ivanovich was conscripted into the army in 1938, graduated from the Ulyansk Tank School in 1942 and joined the front. In 1943 he was awarded the Order of the Red Star. In July 1944, he died. He was posthumously conferred the title of the Mountain of the Soviet Union.

Valentin Kirillovich Eroshkin - Hero of the Soviet Union, Senior Sergeant of the Guards, EOD scout. Awarded with orders and medals. The title of Hero of the Soviet Union was awarded in March 1945.

Alexey Pavlovich Butyrin, tanker, participant in the battles at Kursk Bulge. He was awarded the Order of Red Star and the Medal "For Courage".

Mikhail Borisovich Samokhin (left), with a friend

Pankratov M.G. served in the artillery troops with the rank of sergeant, was an arms and flamethrower. On the photo in the upper row, 4th right, with his front comrades. Victory was met in Vienna, the photo was taken there.

Yakov Savelievich Vinogradov (12.10.1915-11.02.1944), junior lieutenant, commander of a machine gun platoon of 520 rifle regiments (167 rifle division, 38th army, Voronezh front). He distinguished himself in the battles on the Dnieper. Hero of the Soviet Union, awarded the Order of Lenin, Red Star.

Alexey Nikitin. Born in Staraya Zhukovka village of Bazarno-Karabulak district of Saratov region. In 1938 he was conscripted by Bazarno-Karabulak Regional Military Commissariat for military service in the Red Army. In 1941 he joined the front. In the same year, he went missing. Presumably, he was sent to the headquarters with an important report and on the way he was bombed.

Sergey Petrovich Arkhipov, car mechanic. He met the Victory in Austria.

Mikhail Fomichev, twice Hero of the Soviet Union, lieutenant general of the tank forces. Mikhail Fomichev was born in Sloboda village, Belevsky district, Tula region. He fought on the Southern, Southwestern, Stalingrad, Bryansk and 1st Ukrainian Fronts, participated in the battles for Berlin, Prague.

Vladimir Evgenyevich Malafeev, born in 1926 in Khvalynsk, Russian nationality. Place of call: August 1943 volunteer, first article-commander of the Motorists Department (maritime rank), member of the CPSU since 1945. Return-May 1950. Awards: Order of the Second Degree Patriotic War, Medal "for Courage", Medal "Admiral Ushakov", Medal "For the capture of Königsberg" and jubilee.

Kitaev Joseph Fadeevich, photo of the time of the Leningrad blockade From June 1941 to November 1945 his great-grandfather was a military driver. In 1941, Joseph Fadeevich fought at the Leningrad front. He survived the entire blockade and travelled a lot on the "road of life". He could never swim, so despite orders to drive on the "road of life" with the door open, he always closed it and said that his door would not save him.