Heroes and feats

Mukhamedov Khairuk Mukhtarovich. In 1941 Mukhamedov Khairuk Mukhtarovich from the city of Marksstadt, Saratov region, was drafted into the ranks of the Soviet Army. October 9, 1941, he was enlisted in the 647 rifle regiment, 216 rifle division, where he received the rank of junior lieutenant. The fighting of my great-grandfather took place from Kharkov to Latvia. The photo is kept in the family archive and passed on to children.

Mukhamedova Nina Petrovna - home front worker. During the war in Toshkent, she worked at a factory, sewed clothes for soldiers. The guest was Jak, who photographed my mother.

Smirnov Vasily Petrovich - Red Army soldier. Scout - observer of the 38th Guards Regiment, 52nd Guards Division Artillyrian Brigade.

A partisan milks a cow.

Machine gunners of the 4th Kletnyanskaya partisan brigade "For the Motherland" are fighting.

Partisan printing house. Partisans at the release of the newspaper. In the foreground is the editor of the newspaper Partizanskaya Pravda N.P. Korotkov.

Guerrillas attack the enemy.

Fighting girlfriends. Left A.A. Ryazhkina - demolitionist of the partisan detachment named after. Lazo partisan brigade named after Shchorsa.

Bryansk partisans anti-aircraft gunners.

Political conversations in a partisan detachment.

Partisan detachment named after Stalin. Balukhtin's platoon.

A group of partisans is returning from a special mission.

Participants of the partisan movement in the Bryansk region. 1st row from left to right: Fedor Andreevich Vlasov, commander of the partisan detachment. Shchorsa, Dmitry Vasilyevich Emlyutin, commander of the United Partisan Detachments and Brigades of the Bryansk Region.

Plohotnikova Maria Ivanovna. Nurse. Awarded the Medal "For the Defense of the Caucasus"

Partisans of the detachment named after Shchorsa (4th from the left Alexander Nikolaevich Kotomin, chief of staff of the Lazo partisan detachment; 5th from the left A.A. Ryazhkin, demolition of the Lazo partisan detachment; 6th from the left A.M. Timoshkina, fighter-nurse of the partisan detachment named after Bauman).