Ivan Ivanovich Ryndin
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Rank: Lieutenant. Type of troops: Ground Forces, Air Force (except for naval aviation), coastal service, NKVD troops, border troops._x000D_
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Autobiography._x000D_
Me, Ivan Ivanovich Ryndin, was born in 1916 on January 12 in the village of Proskoveya, Budennovsky District, Stavropol Territory in the family of a poor peasant. My parents were Russian by nationality: my father – Ivan Ivanovich Ryndin was born in 1877, my mother – Angelina Anifatyevna Ryndina was born in 1876._x000D_
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My parents were engaged in agriculture before and after the October Revolution of 1917. They lived in the village of Proskoveya, Budennovsky District, Stavropol Territory from the time of the Russian Empire until the time when they end up on my dependent._x000D_
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Me, Ivan Ivanovich Ryndin, graduated from the seven grade school in 1933. I entered the Factory discipleship school in Grozny in 1934 and graduated in 1935. I received the specialty of a turner. I started working independently from July 1935 to September 1937 as a turner and then as a mechanic at the Proskoveyskaya “MTS” of the Budennovsky District, Stavropol Territory._x000D_
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I was drafted into the ranks of the Red Army in 1937 by the Budennovsky District Military Commissariat of the Stavropol Territory and was sent to the 107th artillery regiment of the 87th self-propelled division. I was sent to the second Rostov Artillery School in June 1941, from which I graduated in September 1941 in Rostov on an accelerated program. I was sent to 22 “VDB” 9 “VDK” in Kirzhach after graduating from college as a commander of a mine company._x000D_
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The 22nd Airborne Forces was reorganized into the 108th Guards Rifle Regiment of the 36th Guards “S.D.” in August 1942. As part of this division, I was sent to the Stalingrad Frontline as commander of a mine company. After the Stalingrad Frontline, I was transferred as part of 36 “S.D.” (rifle division) to the Voronezh Frontline in 1943. I was recalled to the 11th Airborne Division of the Airborne Forces of the Lyubertsy city (the village of Kapotnya) as commander of a mine company in June 1943. _x000D_
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I participated in the 3rd Ukrainian frontline as a mine company commander from January 1945 to April 1945, as part of 346 “GV SP” 104 “SD”. I was slightly wounded in April 1945 and was sent in hospital no.701 in Baden (Austria)._x000D_
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I was sent to his regiment 346 as the commander of a mine company after recovery. I was sent to study at the higher officer courses in the city of Rybinsk in 1947, and after graduation I was sent to the 21st Airborne Division of the 104th regiment as the commander of a mine company. _x000D_
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I was not surrounded or captured. _x000D_
I awarded with: "The Red Star Order", "Patriotic War Order 1st grade", "Patriotic War 2nd grade", "October Revolution Order", Medal "For Military Merit", Medal "For the Defense of Stalingrad", Medal "For Victory over Germany in the Second World War", Medal "30 Years of the Soviet Army and Navy", Medal "For the capture of Vienna." _x000D_
I was also awarded with jubilee medals: "Twenty years of victory in GPW 1941-1945", "Thirty years of victory in GPW 1941-1945", "Forty years of victory in GPW 1941-1945", "50 years of the armed forces of the USSR"._x000D_
I was awarded with the "Veteran of Labor” on June 23, 1977 and with the "60 years of the armed forces of the USSR" on 12 December 1978._x000D_
I was accepted as a member of the Komsomol in 1930, and in 1944 I became a candidate member of the “VKP (b)” and was accepted by the political department of “VDB” in 1945. I received a severe reprimand for the loss of a photograph of my party card, which was removed in 1946 by the party commission of the Moscow military district. _x000D_
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I am the Member of the “VKP (b)”since August 1947._x000D_
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I was married in September 1946. My wife, a former citizen Anna Gavrilovna Polupanova, is Russian by nationality. My wife's mother is Pelogeya Ilinishna Palupanova. Her father is Gavril Ivanovich Polupanov, the blacksmith, died in 1936. _x000D_
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The wife's mother worked on a collective farm, lived in the village Proskaveya of the Budennovsky district, Stavropol Region. After the marriage, his wife changed her name to Ryndina Anna Gavrilovna, she is the member of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks since 1942, marriage No. 70 was issued by the Proskovey village council._x000D_
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Vera Ivanovna Ryndina 1948 d.b. is my daughter. _x000D_
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My parents and my real wife were under German occupation in 1943 for three months before marriage. My wife worked as a teacher before the occupation, but she did not work during the occupation, and hid from the Germans. But later she was sent to prison and was released with the arrival of the Red Army. I myself was abroad as part of the active army. I was part of the 9th Army being abroad (Army Commander of the Guards, Colonel General Glagolev). _x000D_
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As the commander of the third mine company of the third combat battalion of the 346th Guards of the Order of Alexander Nevsky, the combat regiment of the 104th Guards of the Order of Kutuzov of the 2nd grade of the rifle division of the 38th Guards Corps and participating in battles with the German invaders from 16.03 to 08.05 1945 in the territory of Hungary and Austria, I received the Honor from the Supreme Commander-in-Chief Comrade Stalin for the capture of cities: 1) For breaking through the defense of the southwest. Budapest order No. 300 of 03.24.1945. 2) For the city of Papu, order No. 301 of 03.26.1945. 3) For the city of St. Pölten, order No. 330 dated 04.15.1945. 4) For the city of Znaimo, order No. 367 dated 05.08.1945. _x000D_
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Date of death of I.I. Ryndin September 11, 1987
