Heroes and feats

Tokarev Egor Egorovich.

Chernov Grigory Firsovich. The photo was taken during the Second World War.

Bogomolov Sergei Mikhailovich. Private soldier. Photo was taken in captivity.

Bekov Ivan Fedorovich. The photo was taken at the front during the Second World War.

Rodimtsev Nikolai Petrovich.

Ovchinnikov Pavel Vasilievich, photo from the family archive; sergeant-major, commander of an armored personnel carrier. He took part in battles on the 1st Belorussian Front as part of the 50th separate guard communications battalion of the 19th tank brigade of the 79th tank corps, was wounded. After recovery, he was sent to the l-th Baltic front, 19 Tank Brigade was sent south to liberate Romania. He met the victory in Romania.

Ovchinnikov Pavel Vasilievich. Sergeant major, commander of the armored personnel carrier. As part of a reconnaissance platoon of the 79th Tank Regiment of the 19th Tank Division, he was appointed commander of an armored personnel carrier. It was as an armored personnel carrier that he received his first award.

Lived in the village Elshanka, Saratov region, Krasnoarmeisky district. All the years I was at the front. I reached Berlin, was awarded three medals, but unfortunately everything was lost. He returned home in 1945 after the end of the war.

In the photo Podshivalov Pavel Ivanovich with his front-line friends. Unfortunately, we don't know their names

This is a photo of the hospital workers, where during the war worked as a nurse Zhdanova Maria Vasilievna, a resident of the village of Novopoevodyno

Sorokin Nikolai Ivanovich, born in 1912, junior lieutenant. From the award list: "In the army since July 1941. Repeatedly participated in battles with the German invaders near Moscow as part of the 207th separate ski battalion and 4981 mortar battalion, where he proved himself to be a courageous and decisive fighter. In the battles near Zayach’ya Gora - Western Front - received a concussion. Excellent service for the protection and transfer of detained and convicted anti-Soviet elements. "

Tsupin Vasily Matveevich (1925-1961). He volunteered for the front, attributing to himself a few extra years. He fought near Moscow in the village of Belaya Tserkov. He was captured by the Germans, but fortunately managed to escape. After his escape he continued to fight. In 1947 he returned home to the village of Uspenka, Altai Territory.

Beltyukov Alexey Ivanovich (1882-1968)

Natalya Dmitrievna Ikonnikova, participated in the partisan movement in the Kirovograd region in Ukraine

Tikhonov Vasily Grigorievich, fought in the Caucasus