Heroes and feats

My own grandfather on my mother's side Fugol Vladimir Maksimovich (1926-1945), a native of the village of Ilskaya, Seversky District, Krasnodar Territory. After the death of Maxim Nikolaevich, in 1943, he ascribed to himself several months to eighteen years and volunteered for the front. After some time, his mother, my great-grandmother Irina Mikhailovna (1893-1981) received only one letter (the field mail address is unknown) after which the connection with him was lost. The name of the Red Army soldier Fugol Vladimir Maksimovich is still listed in the lists of missing persons during the Great Patriotic War. The date of death was indicated by the victorious 1945.

Klava do not remember when you look, but look when you remember. Brest 20/1-41, Zolotarev. ”(He is standing in the photo.)

My own great-grandfather on my mother’s side Fugol Maxim Nikolaevich (1897-1943), a native of the village of Ilskaya, Seversky District, Krasnodar Territory. Before the occupation of the village of Ilskaya by the Nazi invaders, at the end of the summer of 1942, he served as chairman of the village council. With the arrival of the Germans, bodies of the "new" local government began to appear. Mass arrests began. Maksim Nikolayevich, like many communists of the village who were captured by Germany, was sent to Krasnodar and assigned to forced labor. In early 1943, he died of suffocation in the so-called death machine - "gas chamber". He was buried in the mass grave of the All-Saints Cemetery, in Krasnodar.

Romanenko Savely Grigorievich (pictured on the right), private. He fought in the 896th Infantry Regiment. He died in October 1941 while crossing the Desna River. The family received a notification that he was missing.

The commander of a platoon of machine gunners. Awarded with military orders and medals.

The orderly of the sanitary platoon. He carried about 100 wounded soldiers from the battlefield.

Private. She was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd degree, medals.

He was awarded the Order of the Red Star and the Medal for Victory over Germany.

Mortarman. He was awarded the Order of Glory of the 3rd degree, military medals, has gratitude from the High Command.

The photo shows a participant in the Great Patriotic War Reshetnikov Karp Mikhailovich

This is my grandfather, Pamphil Kuzmich Bezrukov. During the war, he was the head of the 126 military post station of the 57th motorized rifle Red Banner division. Awarded with the Government award, the Order of the "Red Star" From the award list - "During the execution of the combat mission he was able to organize the receipt of correspondence and the press." Member of the hostilities against Japan in 1945. He finished his military career in 1946. In the post-war period, he worked at the Mironovskaya secondary school, as a school director, a teacher of mathematics and physics.

This is my grandfather, Fyodor Anfinogenovich Kuznetsov, lieutenant, platoon commander of a battery of 45 mm guns of the 876th Infantry Regiment of the 276th Infantry Division, was drafted into the army immediately after graduating from St. Petersburg secondary school. He took part in the offensive operations of the 1st Ukrainian Front. He was awarded the Government award the Order of the "Red Star". From the award list "In the battles for crossing the Dnieper River and expanding the bridgehead on the right bank, he showed exceptional courage and resilience. From May 23 to May 31, 1944, Lieutenant Kuznetsov's platoon destroyed 20 Nazis. Killed 02.04. 1945

Savchenko Grigory Nazarovich was born in 1898 in the village of Golodaevo, Starobelsky district, Voroshilovgrad region. In 1941, at the age of 43, he went to the front. Was a rifleman in the 353rd Infantry Regiment of the 47th Infantry Division on the Kalinin and Second Baltic Front. On October 10, 1943, he was wounded by a mine fragment in his left thigh. 11/09/1943 died in evacuation hospital number 2479 in the town of Toropets, Kalinin (now Tver) region.

Guard junior lieutenant deputy company commander of the 3rd Guards Order of Lenin of a separate mechanized brigade Serenky Vasily Petrovich was drafted into the ranks of the Red Army in 1941 by the Starobelsk Military Commissariat of the Voroshilovgrad region. He died on December 26, 1942 and was buried at the Uryupin farm in the Morozovsky district of the Rostov region

Khisyametdinov Abdul Imaevich (01.10.1914 - 20.04.1995) was born in the village Biktimirovka Voskresenskiy district of Saratov region. Drafted into the Red Army in the Podolsk Worker’s and peasants Red Army on 28.10.1941 and sent to serve in the 649th airfield service battalion as a driver. After being wounded and concussed from 01.1943 he was sent to the 52nd cannon-artillery brigade as a chauffeur, in its composition he fought until mobilization in November 1945. Awards: Medals 1) For courage -23.02.1944 2) For courage - 09.05.1945 3) For military services - 08.08.1943 4) For the capture of Budapest -06.06.1945 5) For the capture of Vienna -13.04.1945, 6) For the victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945.