Heroes and feats

Stepan Ivanovich Moiseichenko, veteran of the Great Patriotic War on the Volkhov Front, Commissar of the 65th Infantry Division, since September 1944 - the first commandant of Starozagora, authorized by the Soviet Control Commission in Bulgaria for the Starozagorsk Region in 1944

. Alexey Nikitovich Asmolov, since July 1941 - head of the 10th department of the Political Administration of the North-Western Front, in July-October 1942 - head of the task force of the Leningrad headquarters of the partisan movement under the Military Council of the North-Western Front. Since 1942 - Chief of Staff of the Partisan Movement at the Military Council of the Southwestern (3rd Ukrainian) Front, since 1944 - Advisor and First Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Slovak Partisan Movement, Commander of the Partisan Movement in Slovakia.

In the photo is my great-grandfather, Roman Andreevich Komolov, place-Germany, conscamp (Stalag 344) in the city of Neubrandenburg, was taken prisoner during the battles in Gomel, 28.07.1942. He was shot on 31.08.1943. State Archives of the KGB of the USSR.

Konstantin Petrovich Sherstyankin was born on December 10, 1916. He went to the front in July 1941. He was an intelligent officer, senior lieutenant of the 114th Guards Rifle Regiment of the 37th Guards Division, with which he reached Poland. After crossing the Narew River in September 1944. “On September 16, 1944, the reconnaissance platoon received the task of delivering a control prisoner. Comrade Sherstyankin himself became the head of the capture group. Imperceptibly, crawling the group reached the opponents. Imperceptibly we made his way into the cell and waited for the Germans there. After a while, the German entered the cell and Comrade Sherstyankin captured him. The tongue was delivered to the headquarters, says the award list.

Novgorod. Kremlin. Kokuy Tower. 1944 year.

The chief and medical staff of the evacuated hospital 448 (group photo). 1942.

Employees of the evacuated hospital 448 with the wounded being treated in the hospital, From left to right: Fedorov N.A. - the head of the hospital; P. Naumov - political officer; Shamin - Head of the Household Department; Vasiliev is a political instructor.

In the ward of the surgical department of the evacuated hospital 448. Yaroslavl. 1942

Serdyuk Nina Mikhailovna, nurse of the evacuated hospital 448, lieutenant of the medical service. Yaroslavl. 1942

Kuzmina Klavdia, nurse of the evacuated hospital 448, lieutenant of the medical service. Rybinsk. 1945 year.

Petrov Ivan Ivanovich, drafted in 1938. Fought in the Brest Fortress

Burmistrov Fyodor Andreevich - participant of the Great Patriotic War, participant of the battle for Moscow, commander of the machine-gun department.

In 1939, he was drafted by the Red Army Regional Military Commissariat of the Saratov region into the ranks of the Soviet Army, served in Ukraine. From February 8, 1940 to January 1941, he served in the 309th artillery regiment of the anti-tank division as telephone operator. From January 1941 to July 15, 1941 he was in the service of the 361st artillery regiment of the anti-tank division, the commander of the battery thrust. From 15.07.1941 he was transferred to the 105th cannon artillery regiment of the anti-tank division, where he fought as a mechanic repairman until 02.23.1943. From February 1943 he was transferred as a loader until January 1944. From January 1944 to May 1945 he fought in the 1279 artillery regiment as a squad leader. The end of the war. Victory.

Izbyakov Pavel Evdokimovich (1913-1962), private soldier, sapper.

Shirokov Fedor Vasilyevich, private soldier, died in 1942