Heroes and feats

Vavikov Victor Spiridonovich

Vavikov Victor Spiridonovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Born on January 27, 1912 in the Belgorod region, Korochansky district. He was the commander of a sapper platoon in the 816th separate sapper battalion of the 36TH separate sapper brigade of the MVO; the commander of the 1st platoon of the 2nd company of the 592nd separate Stalin sapper battalion From July 22, 1941, he was called up for military service. Until September 1942, he was a cadet at the Michurinsky military engineering school, where he received the specialty of commander of a sapper platoon. He was the commander of a sapper platoon near Moscow in the 816th separate sapper battalion of the 36TH separate sapper brigade of the MVO from September to December 1942. In December 1942, he was transferred to the North Caucasus front, liberated cities and villages in the North Caucasus, and was awarded the medal "for the defense of the Caucasus". Then he fought on the southern front, 4 Ukrainian, 3 Ukrainian and 1 Belarusian fronts. He was the commander of the 1st platoon of the 2nd company 592 separate Stalin sapper battalion. Extract from the award list: "on December 3, 1943, under the height of 81.9, near the village of Ekaterinovka, Zaporozhye region, Lieutenant Vavikov with a group of soldiers of his platoon set 200 mines of the YAM-5 type in one night. Heavy enemy fire did not prevent Vavikov from completing the task, and proper organization and good camouflage saved the men of his platoon. On the night of November 18, 1943, in the area of the same height, Lieutenant Vavikov removed 150 YAM-5 mines under enemy fire. During the offensive to the height of 81.9 Vavikov with the men of his platoon under the devastating fire of the enemy, January 13, 1944, made four passes in the minefields to pass the infantry and artillery. Worthy of being awarded the order of the red Star." Extract from the Award list: "on April 27, 1945, Lieutenant Vavikov with a group of sappers discovered a minefield in The Berlin Park on Wilhelm Strasse and defused it under enemy machine-gun fire while removing 26 anti-tank mines. On April 29, Lieutenant Vavikov, under heavy enemy artillery and machine-gun fire, blew up two buildings along with a machine-gunner who was holed up and made three breaks in the stone walls. On may 1, 1945, he blew up the barricade and ensured the advance of our tanks and artillery. Worthy of being awarded the order of the Patriotic war II degree. Participated in many defensive and offensive combat operations in the liberation from the enemies of the Russian land, Ukraine, Belarus, Poland, in the assault on the last stronghold of Nazi Germany-Berlin. After the great Victory, my great-grandfather stayed in Germany for another year. His platoon was engaged in mine clearance and destruction of military supplies, and it was not until July 1946 that he was demobilized. I returned Home to Korochansky district, and since 1952 I worked as the chief accountant at the state farm "Plodoovoschnoy" of the Belgorod region, my mother was born in his house. Even in peacetime, he made a significant contribution to the development of the Belgorod region. He died on August 2, 2000.

Voronin Nikolai Dmitrievich

Voronin Nikolai Dmitrievich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Captain " Came 1941. I graduated from sixth grade high school. The Great Patriotic war began. I dropped out of school and from the first days of the war I started working on a state farm. What did I do? He grazed state farm cows, was an accountant, worked in a blacksmith's shop as a sledgehammer, cut and drove wood, providing firewood for the office, school, dairy Department, and calf house. All this was done by one, at a meter depth of snow and Siberian frosts." In the autumn of 1944, after a three-month training course for military drivers in Magnitogorsk, he was sent to the 1st Belorussian front in the 57th automobile regiment, the 18th Baranovich automobile brigade. Near the city of Lodz. He was concussed and suffered a shrapnel wound to his leg. After the war, he continued to serve in the Belarusian military district. I graduated from school in the second category and when I was assigned to military units, I was sent to Khabarovsk to the divisional driving school of the 68th anti-aircraft artillery division. The political Department of this division in 1955-56 was sent to Ussuriysk for courses of political workers. In 1957, he was sent from Khabarovsk to Kazakhstan, Akmola region with a company of cars to harvest the first harvest of virgin land. In 1958. The far Eastern military district eliminated divisional driving schools and created an army driving school, which was stationed at Magdagachi station. I was a teacher there. He was elected Secretary of the party Bureau of the military unit. In December 1960, due to a significant reduction in the armed forces, I was dismissed to the reserve with the rank of Captain. After demobilization, he arrived in Lgov. He went to work in Lgov agricultural Machinery the head. carpool depots, later-Deputy. transport Manager. Worked in this position for 26 years."

Verchenko Fyodor Efimovich

Verchenko Fyodor Efimovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Participant of the great Patriotic war. Branch of service: army corps of engineers. Fyodor Verchenko was born in 1907 in the village of Borodin, chernyansky district, Kursk region (now Belgorod region), in a family of simple peasants. He was the second child of eight children. At an early age, having lost his father, he became the main breadwinner of the entire large family, plowed, sowed, and harvested. He first learned to read and write from his older brother Prokofy, who graduated from primary school in the village of Chernyanka and later became the first collective farm accountant in the village of Borodin. In 1929, at the direction of I. V. Stalin's "on the elimination of illiteracy among the population" went to study at Borodino elementary school, and in 1930 graduated ahead of schedule with honors. He was talented in any work. He worked as a carpenter on a collective farm, and then managed the material warehouse of the collective farm. In 1930, he married Ekaterina Yakovlevna Makhnenko. It was a great love for life. And in 1931, the first daughter, Elena, was born, and in 1937 the second daughter, Maria. In two years, he built a large spacious house with his own hands, planted a garden, and got a subsidiary farm. He loved his family more than anything else in the world. In 1941, on June 23, the second day after the attack on our country of the USSR by the German-fascist invaders, the 1154th rifle regiment of the 344th rifle Roslavl red banner division was called up to the front and sent to the front line. He fought in Belarus and in the Smolensk direction (from his own letters from the front), where the Nazis held the main direction to Moscow. From August 1943, he took part in the Smolensk offensive, advancing South of Spas-Demensk. During the war, private Verchenko was a miner (he mined bridges and blew them up when the Nazis attacked). On September 3, 1943, at the age of 37, he died in a fierce battle for the liberation of the village of Rylinka, Roslavl district of the Smolensk region, as evidenced by the notice (funeral). This was a simple Russian man Verchenko Fyodor Efimovich: a hard Worker, a wonderful family man, a warrior. His mother, wife, and children remembered him, and his grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren still remember him.

Volosnikov Vasily Ivanovich

Volosnikov Vasily Ivanovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Volosnikov Vasily Ivanovich, came to the battlefields when he was 26 years old. But the war broke out and the first to defend the Motherland were called young and healthy men. They were sent to Poltava. He was a sniper in 169 SD (2SB 680 SP-169 SD) under the command of major General V. V. Tsyganov. In one of the bloody battles, they were ordered to take fire on themselves to allow the 5th company to break out of the encirclement.The order was carried out,but only three people survived, and they were taken prisoner, badly wounded and bloodied, and subsequently sent to a concentration camp in southern Bavaria.The father tried to escape twice, but without success, they were brutally beaten and brought back. He stayed in a concentration camp until his release by the American army. After his release, he spent a year in the hospital, because after being tortured and beaten, he had to recover for a long time and was discharged as a disabled person. But when he returned home, where his young wife and little daughter were waiting for him,he found the strength to work and restore the destroyed economy, and gave birth to seven more children with his mother, and raised all of them and put them on their feet, and lived a long decent life. Volosnikov Vasily Ivanovich-years of life-28.04.1915-18.10.1996

Vinogradsky Mikhail Vasilyevich

Vinogradsky Mikhail Vasilyevich_x000D_ _x000D_ Division: 107th rifle division (1st formation). January 11 marked the 100th anniversary of the birth of the first Director of school number 8, a participant in the great Patriotic war, an Excellent student of national education of the RSFSR, a permanent Deputy of the city Executive Committee, a caring teacher and mentor," Director of Directors " — Mikhail Vasilyevich Vinogradsky. From the age of 14, he worked at a factory and studied at the labor Department at the metallurgical Institute. On the Komsomol ticket went to teach, graduated in absentia from the Glukhov state teachers ' Institute. From 1936 to 1941, he was the Director of the Berezkovsky school in the Seredino-Budsky district of the Sumy region. In the first days of the great Patriotic war, Mikhail Vinogradsky was drafted into the Soviet army and sent to the Voronezh front. M. V. Vinogradsky served in the 107th division of the 40th army, which took part in the liberation of our region and the city of Stary Oskol from the Nazi invaders. M. V. Vinogradsky reached Konigsberg, and on may 9, 1945, their regiment was sent to the war with Japan. The war ended for him on September 2, 1945. In December 1945, a young officer who was awarded five medals returned to the village of Kaplino in the Starooskolsky district to his girlfriend Alexandra Strelnikova, who soon became his wife. In 1947, M. V. Vinogradsky was appointed Director of the basic school number 4 at the southern railway. In 1966, M. V. Vinogradskiym was appointed Director of the school-new building number 8, which was located on 72A Proletarskaya street. Soon the school was given the status of the city's main school. We created conditions for creative and fruitful work of teachers and students. From 1970 to 1974, four years in a row, the school won the red banner in the competition to prepare educational institutions for the new school year. It was left in the school forever and now as a relic number 1 is stored in the school Museum "Chronicle". M. V. Vinogradsky passed away on August 25, 1982.

Vanyukhin Nikolay Ivanovich

Vanyukhin Nikolay Ivanovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Senior sergeant. Branch of service: army, air force (except marine aviation), the coast guard, the troops of the NKVD border troops. Nikolai Ivanovich vanyukhin (16.12.1921-13.8.2009), born in the village of Chinchurino, Tetyushsky district, Tatar ASSR, Russian, member of the Komsomol (5.1944). In 1938, he graduated from Junior high school. He built a school with his father in Yalchiki. At the end of 1939, the family was completely orphaned. In the care of 18-year-old Nicholas and his stepmother were sisters 3, 10 and 13 years old. Worked as a carpenter in the K / z them. "Newspaper Truth." Drafted into the red army by the Tetyushsky RVC 8.3.1942. Until 5.12.1942, he worked in the construction battalion of Voenstroy No. 14 in Kazan. In/rank - GV. private, GV. Serge-t (p. 8.1945), guards senior Sergeant. The post - shooter, the Baker. He served in the 10th guards airborne. Krivoy Rog red banner order of Suvorov 2nd class division. Fighting way: 5.12.1942-25.8.1943-NW front; 25.8.1943 - 15.1.1944 - 2-1st Ukrainian front; 15.1.1944-3rd Ukrainian front. On the NW front in a rifle company 20.3.1943 received a slight wound. From 5.4.1943 became a Baker of the 4th field bakery division. In 1944-participated in the Iasi-Kishinev operation (8), in Romania (3), in Bulgaria (9). in 1945 - in Hungary (beginning 4), Yugoslavia (5). 9.5.1945 met in Graz, Austria. To better supply the soldiers, he offered to bake bread on the front line, building a stove on wheels. For participation in preserving warehouses left by the enemy and for uninterrupted supply of fresh bread to active units during offensive operations in 28.5.1945, he was awarded the medal "for MILITARY MERIT" and 19.8.1945-the order of the RED STAR (https://pamyat-naroda.ru/ [ https://pamyat-naroda.ru/ ] ). Demobilized in 12.1945. Awarded the medal "for the VICTORY OVER GERMANY IN the GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR OF 1941-1945"; in 1984 - the order of the "PATRIOTIC WAR 2 DEGREE". After the war, he studied as a combine harvester at the Monastery vocational school. Worked in Tetyushskiy MTS, was the foreman of the tractor brigade. The older sisters left for Astrakhan, and the mother and younger sister stayed at home. He got married, rebuilt the house, and built a new one for his eldest son. He was elected as a Deputy and Chairman of the s/ s, a member of the Board of the K/s. Until the age of 74, he worked as a carpenter, carpenter, valenok Feller, bricklayer, and Miller. He was a good organizer and liked to sing songs. Parents: father-Ivan Fedorovich (14.12.1893-7.11.1939), mother - nee Bulygina Nadezhda Timofeevna (30.9.1900 - 28.4.1932). Stepmother-nee Alyoshina Varvara Ivanovna (1898-28.1.1968). Sisters: Alexandra (Kudryashova, 3.12.1924-18.12.2002, Ilinka village. Astrakhan region), Tatiana (Zakharova, 23.1.1929-10.1.2013, Astrakhan), Nina (Ezhova, 3.11.1936-14.3.2015, Yaroslavl, her mother-Alyoshina V. I.). Vanyukhins: uncles-Dmitry, Matvey (1899(8) - 8.3.1942), Daniel (14.12.1900-10.10.1962, Ilinka village, Astrakhan region), Konstantin Fedorovich; aunts-Anastasia (Filatova), Natalia (Prikazchikova, Uzbek SSR, Torez) Fedorovna. Vanyukhin's Nephew Nikolai Danilovich (1925-1943). Wife - ?. Children: Viktor (7.11.1947), Sergey (4.6.1956 - 1.7.2014), Nadezhda (Volkova, 3.12.1951).

Vakhtin Timofey Nikolaevich

Vakhtin Timofey Nikolaevich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: red army soldier. Branch of service: artillery. Division: 16th artillery Kirovograd red banner order of Suvorov breakthrough division. Vakhtin Timofey Nikolaevich-grandfather (on the father) of my maternal grandfather. He was born in the TRANS-Urals in 1893, in the village of Polovinnoye, Polovinsky district, Kurgan region, in the family of a well-to-do peasant. This village, incidentally, is the birthplace of the TRANS Gatchina who had moved there from Arkhangelsk...Namesakes there-exactly half, if not more. He was called up for war in 1914. He was captured, returned, was dispossessed after the revolution, worked as a blacksmith. On March 27, 1938, he was arrested. Tried by the Troika of the NKVD in the Chelyabinsk region on November 5, 1938, on charges of counter-revolutionary activities, as a German spy... Article execution: article 58 points 2, 9, 11. Sentenced: to 3 years of imprisonment with confiscation of property in favor of the state. Released before the war. In 1942, he was mobilized to the front. Being an age-old grandfather who passed the PMV, German captivity and camps, he enjoyed authority among young fighters, although he served as a private...He told how he fed his colleagues a fallen horse when there were food shortages on the front line - they could not overcome their disgust for carrion... But war is war... Yes, when Timofey Vakhtin was fighting at the front, his wife-Olimpiada - was also in the camp, on charges that she dug up a bucket of potatoes in her garden in order to feed my grandfather (the law on three spikelets). So, a German translator was killed at the front... The commander was informed that Vakhtin had once questioned a captured Fritz...so Timofey Vakhtin also became a translator, participating in interrogations of prisoners and languages. In gratitude for this, the commander of the unit petitioned for the release of his wife from the camp... Of the military awards, my great-great-grandfather had only one: the medal "for bravery" from 27.02.1945, received for personal courage in the battles for the city of Budapest. The feat consisted in the fact that being a loader of a mortar under enemy fire destroyed two enemy machine guns... I think that there were more exploits, but the reputation of the anti-Soviet, I think, played a role in the fact that the medal was one... The wife from the camp, thanks to the request of the commander, was released early and even given a house from the collective farm (not the one that was taken, of course, but still)... My grandfather was rehabilitated on August 17, 1989 by the Uralvo military Prosecutor's office. His son, Anton Timofeyevich, also fought, was wounded, and died early. My grandfather, born in 1932, a home front worker - during the great Patriotic war, he also worked for the front as a child.

Vinnik Vladimir Petrovich

Vinnik Vladimir Petrovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Colonel. Military branch: aviation. Unit: 327th bombardment aviation division of Gdansk. My father, Vladimir Petrovich Vinnik, was born in Lokhvitsa, Poltava region, on October 2, 1923. After graduating from high school in the town of Lokhvytsia in 1941, he entered the Kharkov military aviation school of communication (HAUS). Due to the offensive of the German-fascist troops, the school was evacuated to Kokand (Uzbekistan). After completing his studies, he was awarded the military rank of "Junior Lieutenant". At the front since 1944 as commander of the staff platoon of the 323rd separate communications company of the 327th Bomber Aviation division of the 4th air Army, 2nd Belorussian front with the rank of second Lieutenant, Lieutenant. After the end of the great Patriotic war, he served in various command positions. In 1947, he entered and in 1953 graduated from the Riga red banner Higher aviation military school (RKVIAVU) with the rank of captain. In December 1949, he married my mother - Vinnik (Popova) Lyudmila Stepanovna. My parents lived together for 59 years. After graduation, my father was sent for further military service in the aviation unit of Pugachev (Volga military district), then in Syzran, Kuibyshev region, to the Syzran higher military aviation school of pilots (SVVAUL). At the military school, dad served in command positions. He finished his service in 1974 with the rank of Colonel. Veteran Of the armed forces of the USSR, veteran of labor, veteran of SVVAUL. In addition to the above state awards, the Pope was also awarded the following medals: Polish military medal (awarded during the war) " Za Odre-Nyse-Baltyk"; "For 20 years of impeccable service"; "To commemorate the thirtieth anniversary of the Soviet Army and Navy"; "To commemorate the fortieth anniversary of the Armed forces of the USSR"; "Fifty years of the Armed forces of the USSR"; "Sixty years of the Armed forces of the USSR"; "70 years of Armed forces of the USSR"; "a veteran of the Armed forces of the USSR"; "Veteran of labor"; "For military valor". In 1979, my parents moved to my mother's homeland in Sukhumi, the Abkhazian ASSR, but in 1992, after the start of the Georgian-Abkhazian war, they became refugees, losing all their property and housing. Until 1996, they lived at my place of service in the Arkhangelsk region. In 1996, with the money collected, they managed to buy an apartment in Syzran and their parents returned to Syzran. All the time, my mother, Lyudmila Stepanovna Vinnik, was by my father's side, and she shared all the hardships and hardships with him. My mother worked in the Soviet press, a veteran of labor, a member of the Union of journalists of the USSR. She died on April 5, 2010, a year after her father's death. Parents are buried in the city cemetery of Syzran, Samara region "Fomkin garden" on the alley of veterans.

Vergeleken Elena Vladimirovna

Vergeleken Elena Vladimirovna_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Lieutenant of the medical service. Paramedic of the regimental medical center. Branch of service: army, air force (except marine aviation), the coast guard, the troops of the NKVD border troops. Division: 250th rifle Bobruisk red banner order of Suvorov division. 790 red banner order of Alexander Nevsky artillery regiment. After the liberation of the Kalinin region, our 250 SD was transferred to the North-Western front near Vatolino. The so-called local battles were fought here. The battles for Vatolino were inconclusive. There were heavy losses in manpower. At that time, the artillery regiment was not very good with shells, and tanks often remained on the battlefield, as the terrain there is swampy and tanks got stuck there. At that time, I was a senior medical officer. I do not undertake to characterize myself and other doctors, but after every soldier killed, every tank that failed, there were tears in our eyes. Above us, the German "Rama" - a scout that recorded every movement of units-flew endlessly. The plane spotted them, and then immediately began a mortar attack. So, in June, the commander of the 916 SP battalion Zharmukhanov came under mortar fire, a shell tore off his head. Regimental intelligence went to the rear of the enemy for the "language". But it was not easy to do this: the barbed wire in front of the German trenches, you hit it and hung on it empty cans made a deafening noise. They often had to return empty-handed, for which the division commander called them "empty-handed" out of spite. One day, the intelligence service, returning from a mission, ran into a minefield. As I bandaged the wounded, I heard a groan nearby. It was getting light, but I managed to crawl up to the wounded man. The blast had thrown him to the side, and he was fainting from the loss of blood, his severed arm hanging by a tiny piece of muscle. I had to cut off the dangling arm with scissors. After putting on a bandage, I helped him crawl back to his trenches, and then sent all the wounded in a gig to the medical unit. In doing our job of helping the wounded, we often forgot about the dangers that threatened us. Once, during a lull, tired, I sat down on a stump in a copse and did not hear major Nikitin N. N. approach me. "Well, soldier, did you hear that?" he asked, and suddenly bent my head low with his hands. At that moment, a shell exploded nearby, and one of the fragments screeched over my head. If the Commissar hadn't bent my head in time, I would have been lying on that field! It was hard to see and experience the death of the Commissar of the regiment shachnev Pyotr Andreevich in the battle for d. Monakovo in August 1942. In the battles for the liberation of Belarus, I was shell-shocked. Once in Moscow, a man came up to me at the train station, named our unit, and asked: "Are You Lena? "Yes," I said. He called himself a Buffoon, kissed my hand, and said: "You saved me, I remember You." It was a pleasant meeting, and I also want to say to everyone who remembers us, doctors, and our humble friends: "Be healthy! Thank you, dear!"

Volkov Yakov Ivanovich

Volkov Yakov Ivanovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Type of troops: technical troops (KHV, zhdv, AB, RTV, DV, topographic). Volkov Ya. I. was born in d. Elbarusovo of Pokrovskaya volost of Cheboksary uyezd on April 25, 1892. Education: 3 classes of Togaevsky parish school. Drafted into the First World war in 1915. He served in the 98th Yuriev rifle regiment as a Junior non-commissioned officer. For military services, he was awarded the St. George cross, 2nd class. From 1919 to 1921, he was a red army soldier in the Russian red Army. Dismissed on demobilization in 1921. In the 30s, he was one of the organizers of collective farms in the Mariinsko-Posadsky district. From 1933 to 1935, he headed the collective farm "Socialism". On October 1, 1942, he was called up for the Great Patriotic war. He fought as part of the 1st Belorussian front with the 116 Separate road maintenance battalion. Awarded with badges: "Excellent road worker" (13.08.1943), "Excellent sapper", medals" for military merit", "for the liberation of Warsaw", "for the capture of Berlin", "for the Victory over Germany 1941-1945". Jubilee medal: "XX years of Victory in the great Patriotic war of 1941 - 1945", "25 years of Victory in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945", "XXX years of Victory in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945", "50 years Armed Forces of USSR". Participant of the parade of the victorious Armies in Berlin. Retired on August 14, 1945. After the war, ya. I. Volkov worked as a caretaker, and then as a carpenter in the branch of the Mariinsky-Posadsky obozostroitelny plant-Promartel, which was located in d. Albarossa. After the branch was liquidated, he started working at the collective farm "Socialism "and later at the state farm"Elbarusovsky". While retired, he continued to work on the state farm-guarding the state farm fields, especially in the spring and autumn period. Volkov Ya. I. had 2 children from his first marriage and 7 from his second marriage. He died on April 24, 1978.

Vityuk Gavriil Efimovich

Vityuk Gavriil Efimovich_x000D_ _x000D_ The kind of troops: the Troops of the NKVD and NKGB (except the border) Division: 3rd rifle division of the NKVD troops for the protection of railway structures (1st formation) My grandfather is Vityuk Gavriil Efimovich. He was born in Kamianets-Podilsky district of Ukraine in 1906. During the Stolypin agrarian reform, he, along with his parents, moved to live in the far East in the Amur region. I grew up, got married, and worked on the TRANS-Siberian railway. He was called up for the Great Patriotic War from the village of SITA in the Khabarovsk territory, being a family man with three children. During the great Patriotic war, the TRANS-Siberian railway was the most intense, the most pulsating railway. On the TRANS‑Siberian railway in December 1941, Siberian divisions went into battle near Moscow, carrying tanks, planes,and ammunition. During the great Patriotic war, my grandfather served in the railway troops, which were part of the people's Commissariat of internal Affairs of the USSR along with the border troops, carrying out both protection and defense of objects. During the war, the railway troops of the NKVD guarded about 3,600 objects on the Railways of the USSR. The guard troops accompanied the train with valuable military and peaceful goods. My grandfather was one of them. Unfortunately, the family was able to save only one photo and a certificate for excellent service, which at the end of the second world war was presented to him by the head of the internal troops Of the Ukrainian district of the NKVD, major General S. M. Fadeev. After all, it is only thanks to his feat that the life of our family continues. My grandfather returned and in 1947 my mother was born with her twin sister. Unfortunately, my grandfather died in 1948 from a serious illness. My grandfather was a worthy man, and I am proud of him!

Vinichenko (Menshova) Evdokia Sergeevna

Vinichenko (Menshova) Evdokia Sergeevna_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Senior Sergeant Branch of the armed forces: signal troops Vinichenko (Menshova nee) Evdokia Sergeevna was born on February 23, 1922 in the village of Durnikino in the Romanovsky district of the Saratov region in the family of a worker.Father and mother moved to Mozhaisk district (Pushkino)Moscow region. In 1939, she joined the Moscow electrical insulation plant as a worker. In 1942,the factory was evacuated to Siberia, after which my grandmother was transferred to the Klara Zetkin factory, where she worked as a worker before being drafted into the army.From this factory, workers were attracted to the construction of defensive lines near Moscow. In may 1942, she was drafted into the Red Army by the Molotov district military Commissariat of Moscow.Since may 1942.until the end of June 1942, she served as an ordinary red army soldier as a telephone operator in the First separate reserve linear communications regiment.In June 1942, she was sent to the front in the 160th separate communications company of the 263rd aviation division, where she retrained as a radiotelegraph operator. For the successful fighting at the front in the Great Onion 263-I air division was transformed into the First guards bomber aviation division ,and the 160th separate company connection converted to 11 guards separate company of communication where Evdokiya Sergeevna was radio telegraphist 2nd class in the rank of guards Sergeant. In combat operations, she took part in the First guards bomber aviation division of the 11th guards separate communications company on the Kalinin front until January 1943, on the Volkhov front from January 1943 to February 22, 1943,and from February 23, 1943. until March 16, 1943.on the North-Western front, from April 1, 1943 to August 1, 1943.on the Voronezh front, from October 1943. until June 1944. on the Second Ukrainian front, from July 1944. and until the end of the war with Germany on the First Ukrainian front. Since June 15, 1945it was part of the troops of the Central group of Soviet troops in Germany, and then in Austria. In October 1945, she was discharged from the army with the rank of guard senior Sergeant. On October 13, 1945, she married Ivan V. Vinichenko(my grandfather). For conscientious performance of combat missions to ensure radio communication with bomber aircraft that struck enemy troops, she repeatedly received commendations from the command ,and on March 8, 1945, by order of the commander of the First bomber aviation division, she was awarded the medal "for military merit".Later, she was awarded many more medals. After being discharged from the army, she raised and raised her children, and then periodically took care of her grandchildren. Since April 1978.she was retired. In 2010.pass away...

Vinokurov Fyodor Ivanovich

Vinokurov Fyodor Ivanovich_x000D_ _x000D_ My great-grandfather, Fyodor Ivanovich Vinokurov, born on 22.02.1914, was born in the Penza province of the Insar district in the village of Yazykovo Pyatina in a large family. In 1924, he and his family moved to live in the commune "Zarya svoda" marianovsky district-this is the very first commune located beyond the Urals, the origin of this area is due to the creation of a railway line. later, the first train passed through the tiny Marianovka station. In the same place, he met his poor wife - my great-grandmother, who came to the commune to teach courses in literacy, and later gave him 3 children, my grandparents. In 1932, my great-grandfather served in the special forces as a cavalryman. And at the age of 25, in November 1939, he went to the front for the first time, and passed the Soviet-Finnish war with dignity. He served in the security platoon of the Soviet military commander Grigory Ivanovich Kulik. Returning from the war in 1940. He worked as a mechanic in the agricultural Department. In the autumn of 1941, during the Great Patriotic war, there was a call-up and he was demobilized as a scout in the tank forces. Later, during the war, the driver was killed and he was appointed the driver of a separate mortar regiment. During the fighting on the territory of uninterrupted under enemy fire delivered ammunition, his car was always in full combat readiness during the operation did not have more than one accident and breakdown. Rank: corporal. Type of troops: technical troops (KHV, zhdv, AB, RTV, DV, topographic). In 1945, at the end of the great Patriotic war, he was awarded many medals "for military merit". At the time when the so-called neutrality Pact was in effect between Japan and the Soviet Union, which was concluded back in 1941 and was supposed to be in effect for 5 years. In April 1945, the USSR declared that it was breaking the Treaty unilaterally. Russian-Japanese war (1945), the reasons for which were that the country of the rising sun in recent years was on the side of Germany, and also fought against the allies of the USSR. In the battles with the Japanese invaders, my great-grandfather showed exceptional heroism in carrying out the combat task of forming the Great Khingan, salt marshes and lowlands of Manchuria. Great-grandfather 3 times perfectly crossed the Big Khingan and promptly ensured the execution of the command order. For the entire period of military operations at the end, he was awarded the "Order of the red Star". When my great-grandfather returned from the 3rd world war, he told his family: "I honestly won for my family, my children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren!» Vinokurov Fyodor Ivanovich, was strong not only in spirit, but also well developed physically, which allowed him to fight valiantly with the enemy from the stories of my grandfather, to go through three wars and stay alive!!!

Valinurov Hamit Mullagalievich

Valinurov Hamit Mullagalievich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Red army soldier Type of troops: Artillery My grandfather Valinurov Hamit Mullagalievich (my mother's father). Born on 09.01.1915 in the village of Karachevo, Mishkinsky district. On December 5, 1938, I married my grandmother, Amina Kalimullina. Later they had 9 children. Grandfather was called up for the war as an artilleryman on November 17, 1942 in the 536th anti-tank fighter regiment. He was injured. But the War went through to the end. After the great Patriotic War, their echelon was sent by train to the Japanese war. Demobilized on July 1, 1946. Awarded Orders: Order of the red Star, order of the Patriotic war 2 degrees. Awarded the medals "For military merit", "For defense of Stalingrad", "For victory over Germany" "For victory over Japan", "For capture of Koenigsberg", "For valiant labor", "Veteran of labor", "20 years of Victory in great Patriotic war", "25 years of Victory in great Patriotic war", "30 years of Victory in great Patriotic war", "40 years of Victory in great Patriotic war", "50 years of the USSR Armed Forces", "70 years of the Armed Forces of the USSR". His wife Valinurova (Kalimullina) Amina Kalimullinovna (my mother's mother) was born on September 15, 1918 in the village of Karachevo, Mishkinsky district. Awarded with medals: "Medal of motherhood 1 class" a "Medal of motherhood 2 degrees", "Maternal glory 3 degrees", "50 years of Victory in great Patriotic war", "For valiant labor in great Patriotic war". The grandfather died on October 19, 1992, among his children, wife, and grandchildren. My grandmother died on August 19, 2002. By that time there were 4 great-grandchildren. We are very proud of them.

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