Heroes and feats

Timofey Danilovich Anisimov, born in 1910. At the front from 1 October 1941 to 1 May 1943 as a radio coder, from May to October 1945 as head of a radio station. Awards: Order of Patriotic War II degree, medals.

Alexander Vasilyevich Pavlinov, born in 1896. There were 4 wars: 2 World, Finnish and Civil. In 1941 in peacetime he worked as a train driver, in Sukhinichi his train was bombed by the Germans. After that he was called up to the front. In the first year of the war, he trained Red Army soldiers in military science. Then he fought and reached Berlin. He was lucky to see Marshal Zhukov close when he came to their Division in the uniform of an ordinary soldier. He has awards and medals.

Ekaterina Ivanovna Muravieva, born in 1922. In November 1942, she volunteered for the front and fought at the Stalingrad front as a telephone operator. A junior sergeant, participant in the Battle of Stalingrad, field telephonist of the 47th Headquarters Artillery Battery of the 5th Army, as part of the 3rd Belorussian Front, travelled along the front lines from Stalingrad to the Baltic Sea. She took part in the battles of Staraya Rusa, Vitebsk and Vilno. Kaunas, in the liberation of Poland and Prussia. Awarded the Order of the Red Star, medals "For Courage", "For Merit in Combat", "For the Defence of Stalingrad", "For the Victory over Germany", "For the Victory over Japan" and others.

Alexander Fyodorovich Menshov, years of life 1925-2018. He went through the entire war and returned in August 1948 with the rank of sergeant. 1943-1948 - 157th Army of Cannon Artillery Brigade in the rank of communications officer, commander of the communications section of the 3rd Division Control Platoon, driver on the 1st Belorussian Front. Awards: Medal "For bravery" 12.08.1944 (02/20/44 during the battles in the Chernaki area under heavy enemy mortar fire, he quickly extended the communication line to the front edge across the river, thereby ensuring the timely completion of the assigned task for the unit), Medal "For the victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945", Medal "For the capture of Berlin".

Nikolay Andreyevich Laurov. Directly on the fronts of the Patriotic War he participated since November 1942. Military rank - Guard Sergeant. He served in the tank battalion of the 44th Guards Brigade of the Red Banner Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky and Red Star as a mechanic - fitter. He was wounded on 29.12.1943. In August 1944 he was presented for the award: a medal "For Departure". The list of awards briefly describes the military feat of Nikolai Andreevich: "From the beginning of hostilities of the battalion from 17.07.44 to 2.08.44 Comarde Laurov as part of the repair brigade found

Nikolay Andreyevich Laurov was born on 19.12.1918 in the village of Chernoyarie, Yurinsk district. He was called up for service by the Jurinsky Regional Military Commissariat of Mari Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic in September 1941. Directly at the fronts of the Patriotic War he participated since November 1942. Military rank - Guard Sergeant. He served in the tank battalion of the 44th Guards Brigade of the Red Banner Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky and Red Star as a mechanic - fitter. He was wounded on 29.12.1943. In August 1944 he was presented for the award: a medal "For Departure". The list of awards briefly describes the military feat of Nikolai Andreevich: "From the beginning of hostilities of the battalion from 17.07.44 to 2.08.44 Comrade Laurov as part of the repair brigade found

Konstantin Vershkov Lvovich Konstantin Vershkov, years of life 1924-2002. Konstantin Vershkov was born in the village of Grachi, Pugachev district, Saratov region. 1942-1946 driver from the 690th separate automobile company of the 3rd Guard regiment of the Army. In 1943 - Kursk Bulge and Bryansk Front, 1944 - 1st Ukrainian Front. Went through the whole war and returned in June 1946 with the rank of sergeant. Awards: Medal "For Combat Services" 10.11.1944. From the award list: "Private Vershkov K.L., working on a gas machine, showed himself to be knowledgeable in the automotive business. Having worked on this machine, Vershkov drove at least 17,300 kilometers, saving 63 kg of fuel. During this period, he kept the car without breakdowns. .. ".

Konstantin Lvovich Vershkov with his comrade-in-arms Konstantin Lvovich Vershkov with his comrade-in-arms

Konstantin Lvovich Vershkov with his comrades-in-arms The photo was taken after the war ended. It shows Konstantin Lvovich Vershkov with his comrades-in-arms.

Life is a spark On the right side of the photo is common soldier Lagunov Vasily Grigorievich, my uncle who has not returned from the war. Always 18 years old. The eldest in the family, following his father and uncle, attributed a year to himself, went to the front in March 1943. Killed in action on February 14, 1944. Buried in a mass grave in Terebutitsy village, Shimsky district, Novgorod (Leningrad) region far from home in the village of Nizhniy Yar, Kurgan region. Even in a military photo of a bad quality, I see the light of goodness, peasant simplicity and childish openness pouring from the eyes of this boy who loved to play pranks at home and work well on the collective farm. How difficult it is to look at this photo, realizing that the hero's path is short, but glorious.

This is my grandfather, my mother's dad, Nikolai Dogudovsky, who was responsible for cargo at the front line, was twice wounded.

Matvienko Grigory. From the first days of the war at the front. In September 1941 he was taken prisoner. In December 1941 he was listed as dead in Stalag card 4.

Demkin Grigory Dmitrievich, Guards. junior sergeant, unknown, 1941-1945. This photo came from my grandmother from her father, it shows my great- grandfather with his friend.

Grigory Dyomkin, Junior Sergeant, unknown, 1941-1945, is a portrait of my great-grandfather. This photograph was passed on from him to my grandmother.

Galina Ivanovna Agudina (1918-1975) Participated in the war with Japan, junior lieutenant, surgical sister. Born in Blagoveshchensk. In 1941, after graduating from a medical technical school, she was called up for service in the army. Participated in the war with Japan from August 9 to September 3, 1945 in the 97th Separate Medical and Sanitary Battalion. At the end of the war, she served in the Komsomolsk-on-Amur hospital for Japanese prisoners of war. Awarded medals "For Victory over Japan", "For Military Merit".