Heroes and feats

Red Army soldier Ivan Evdokimovich Loskutov, born in 1919, from the village of Orishut, Tumyumuchashsky village council, Kuzhenersky district, with his front-line friends.

Elena Gavrilovna Sukhareva (pictured on the left), a resident of the Chistoozerny District of the Novosibirsk Region, served on a military hospital train throughout the war. At the age of 18, she passed her first baptism of fire near the city of Velikiye Luki. An ambulance train was heading towards the front when German bombers swooped down. The first bombing will be remembered for her entire life. Elena Gavrilovna met Victory in Germany, has awards: the Order of the Patriotic War of the second degree, the medal "For Victory over Germany", the Zhukov medal.

a native of the village of Noviki, Kuzhenersky district, Soviet soldier, participant of the Great Patriotic War, full cavalier of the Order of Glory, air gunner of the Il-2 aircraft of the 75th Guards Assault Stalingrad Red Banner Order of Suvorov Aviation Regiment of the 1st Guards Assault of the Stalingrad Order of Lenin and the Order of the Order of Lenin twice Aviation Division of the 1st Air Army of the 3rd Belorussian Front, Guard Senior Sergeant.

With the commanding staff of the regiment 25.05.1945.

Victory Day Germany 9.05.1945 Air Defense Colonel Marchenko Nikolay Pavlovich Antoshkin speaking

Born in the village of Basalaevo, Kuzhenersky District, Mari Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, Soviet military leader, lieutenant colonel. In 1945, he was a guard sergeant, a reconnaissance officer of the battery control department of the 275th Guards Rifle Regiment, 91st Rifle Division, 39th Army, 3rd Belorussian Front. Full Cavalier of the Order of Glory

Antoshkin Nikolay Pavlovich

Kazennov Nikolay Fedorovich. Born in 1924 in the village Mais. He graduated from seven classes and went to work on the railway. He was drafted to the front and sent to a tank school in Saratov. He went through the entire war to Berlin, signed on the walls of the Reichstag. He was a participant in the battles at the Kursk Bulge. He was wounded several times and returned to the front after the hospital. After the Victory he returned home with the rank of lieutenant. He died on June 8, 2003. Awarded: medals - "For Courage", "For Military Merit", "For the capture of Berlin", "For the liberation of Warsaw", "For Victory over" Germany "and the Order of the Red Star.

Isaev Georgy Vladimirovich. Was born in 1924 in the Ulyanovsk region of the Inzensky district. Since 1934 he lived in the village of Mais. On the first day of the war, he was called up to the front. Throughout the war he was in 3 separate motor reconnaissance company. He reached Berlin, took the Reichstag, on the building of which he left a signature. Was at the signing of the act of surrender. He returned home in February 1946 with the rank of junior sergeant. Awarded: The Order of the "Patriotic War" Medal "For Courage"

Years of service - 1941 1945. Military specialty - platoon driver of the Office of the Artillery Commander of the 141st Rifle Kiev Red Banner Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky, 2nd degree division.

In addition to 4 commendations from the command, he was awarded 2 medals "For Courage".

Fokin Vasily Timofeevich. Born on 03.041918 in the village Mais. He graduated from elementary school only. Drafted into the army 18.09.1939. From the beginning of the war, he was an Antitank Company rifleman of the 44th motorized rifle brigade. He took part in the battles at Stalingrad where he was wounded. After the hospital he got into the battles near the Kursk Bulge and was again wounded in the shoulder. After this injury, he was demobilized.

Samatoev Timofey Vasilievich (1909-1984). Participant of the Second World War. He went to the front in August 1941, leaving at home 5 children, a wife and an elderly father. He fought on the Western Front, the North Caucasus, Belarus, Ukraine. During the war he was a telephone operator. Great-grandfather was seriously wounded and ended up in a military hospital in Essentuki. After recovering, he was again sent to the front, this time to the East. In the Far East, he fought with the Japanese and was again wounded. He got home only in 1946. My grandfather had awards "For Victory over Germany", "For Military Merit".

Chebotarev Georgy Petrovich. Chebotarev Georgy Petrovich added one year to his age to signe up as a volunteer after liberation of Verkhnedonsky district of Rostov region. Participant of Stalingrad battle.

a native of the village of Saber, Kuzhenersky district. Tankman. Killed near Gomel in June 1941