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Signalers during the Second World War
Photo from the photographic chronicle of the Second World War, Signalers during the Great Patriotic War
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Sakhno Anna Prokopyevna (standing) with a fighting friend.
Bridgehead on the Oder River. Anna Prokopyevna was drafted to the front in 1942. The combat path passed as part of the 313 Special Purpose Division. Guard sergeant of the medical service. Participated in the Battle of Stalingrad, liberated the peoples of Europe.
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Sakhno Anna Prokopyevna in the hospital. (left).
Anna Prokopyevna was drafted to the front in 1942. The combat path passed as part of the 313 Special Purpose Division. Guard sergeant of the medical service. Participated in the Battle of Stalingrad, liberated the peoples of Europe.
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Stepanov Ivan Petrovich. (Far left)
Bridgehead on the Oder River. Stepanov Ivan Petrovich. Born in the village Taldinka, Troitsky District, Altai Territory. He fought in the 74 rifle division named after Shchersa at 43 medical battalion. He liberated Stalingrad, the peoples of Europe. Awarded with the Order of the Red Star, medals: For military services, For the defense of Stalingrad, For the capture of Berlin, For the Victory over Germany, etc.
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Chekalin Valentin Seliverstovich with comrades (first from the right)
Pravdinsk. At the airfield. Chekalin Valentin Seliverstovich. Born in 1922 in the village Beloe of the Troitsky district of Altai Territory. In 1941 he was sent to the Kemerovo flight school. After graduation he served in the 19 th Air Aviation Army of the 423rd Fighter Regiment. Decorated with orders and medals.
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Kiselev Andrey Nikolaevich. In the hospital (first row, second from the left)
. Kiselev Andrey Nikolaevich. He fought on the Leningrad Front as part of the 77th anti-tank division of the 92nd rifle division.
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Zhukov V., Petryaev M., Bondarenko A. G.
Bulgaria 1945. They liberated the countries of Western Europe.
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Fedyukin Ivan Egorovich.
Fedyukin Ivan Egorovich. Mobilized to the front in 1941. He was the commander of a machine-gun company of the 1st battalion of the 288th rifle regiment of the 181st rifle division. Military rank - lieutenant. He fought on the Stalingrad, Central first Ukrainian fronts. He was wounded 4 times. Decorated with orders and medals.
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Wounded soldiers in an evacuation hospital in the village Troitskoe of the Troitsky district of Altai Territory.
Wounded soldiers in an evacuation hospital in the village Troitskoe of the Troitsky district of Altai Territory.
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Mikhail Robertovich Kapaturin.
Kapaturin Mikhail Robertovich.Was born in 1924. At 17 he went to the front. He fought in the 10th air brigade on the Karelian front. He was badly wounded twice. Has awards.
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Kovrigin Alexander Fedorovich.
Kovrigin Alexander Fedorovich. In 1943 he was mobilized to the front. After completing radiotelegraphic courses, he fought on the 3rd Belorussian Front. He took part in the war with Japan and was awarded medals: For the capture of Konigsberg, For the victory over Japan.
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Bakunov Timofey Petrovich (left) with his brother-soldier in Berlin, May 1945.
In the photo (left) Bakunov Timofei Petrovich, a private, called up to the front by the Chesme district military registration and enlistment office, service station - 1st Belorussian Front, 5th Shock Army; depicted with his fellow soldier (surname unknown) on a street in Berlin after the declaration of Victory in May 1945. The photo is in the funds of the Chesme Museum of History and Local Lore. A.N. Belikov, transferred to the museum by the family of T.P. Bakunov.
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On courses of radio operators
Doronina Maria Vasilievna, the photo was taken during the course of radio operators in June 1944 in the city of Tula.
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In Prague
Doronina Maria Vasilievna, Prague, January 1945.
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Tarasov Georgy Flegontovich
This is a photograph of my father-in-law, who was an intelligence officer on the road of life in Ladoga during the war. He was wounded and discharged in 1944. He died in 1995 in the village Kazachinskoe, Kazachinsko-Lensky district of Irkutsk region
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