Heroes and feats

Captain, Squadron Commander of the 17th Fighter Aviation Regiment of the 63rd Aviation Division. 1941

Mortar man. Gun-layer of a volley fire weapon. Reached Austria. Fought on the Crimean and Ukrainian Fronts. Awarded the Order of the Red Star

Conscripted by the Maysky Regional Military Commissariat, Kabardino-Balkarian ASSR (Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic) in July 1941. Awarded the Order of the Red Banner, the Orders of the Patriotic War 1st and 2nd classes, the Medal "For Courage". On photo Denisov sits on the right

Conscripted by the Maysky Regional Military Commissariat, Kabardino-Balkarian ASSR (Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic) in July 1941. Awarded the Order of the Red Banner, the Orders of the Patriotic War 1st and 2nd classes, the Medal "For Courage".

Zhuravlev Vladimir Sidorovich, Junior Lieutenant. Graduated from the flying school in Armavir.

Junior Lieutenant Zhuravlev Vladimir Sidorovich with friends. Photo was taken at the aerodrome in Hungary in 1945. Zhuravlev sits in the center.

Conscripted by the Maysky Regional Military Commissariat, Kabardino-Balkarian ASSR (Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic) in 1940. Awarded the Medals "For Courage", "For Victory over Germany", "For Capture of Berlin", the Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class.

Conscripted by the Maysky Regional Military Commissariat, Kabardino-Balkarian ASSR (Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic) in 1941. Missing in action

Senior Sergeant. Participated in the Defense of Kiev

Bondarenko Nadezhda Andreevna (second row, first from the right) with her fighting friends. Photo was taken on April 20, 1945 in Berlin.

Junior Lieutenant. Photo of 1942. Killed in action 23.08.1942. Buried in Kyzburun village, Baksan District (Kabardino-Balkarian Republic)

Conscripted by the Maysky Regional Military Commissariat, Kabardino-Balkarian ASSR (Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic) in 1939. Missing in action in 1941

Great-grandfather of Khromushina Varvara. Vasily Fyodorovich was sent to the front in 1941 as a tankman. In one of the battles his tank was knocked out, it caught fire, and great-grandfather was seriously wounded, miraculously survived. He reached Berlin.

My grandfather and my grandmother, participants of the Great Patriotic War: Romanov Mikhail Ivanovich, born in 1923, and Romanova (Korchaka) Galina Lukyanovna, born in 1925. M. I. Romanov was called up to the front by the Narovchat Regional Military Commissariat of Penza Region on May 5, 1942. He served as a radiotelegraph operator in the rank of Senior Sergeant. At the front since July 1942, he was repeatedly wounded in battles. He was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class, the Medals "For Courage", "For Battle Merit", "For Victory over Germany". Galina Lukyanovna was born in Berkozovka village, Kaniv District, Cherkasy Region, Ukraine. When the village was occupied by the Germans, she was sent to Germany along with other local residents.

He got to the front in 1942 and was a scout during the war. He crossed the Dnieper. Was wounded and shell-shocked. Reached Berlin and left an autograph on the Reichstag walls. Awarded Orders and Medals.