Heroes and feats

Sorokin Grigory Petrovich (left), Private. He was born in 1918 in the Chik village, Kochenevsky District, Novosibirsk Region. He called up for military service in the Barabinsky regional military commissariat on June 10, 1940. Partisan headquarters of the BSSR No.91. Died on May 30, 1942 in Vileika city in Gestapo. Buried in the Minsk region, Belarus

The photo shows Khomyakov Vasily Mikhailovich, Private, Iskitim city, NOVOSIBIRSK REGION.

Khomyakov Vasily Mikhailovich, Private. He went through the whole war.

Sergeant Cheremnykh Anatoly Agafonovich and Kolmykov Semyon Nikolaevich. No place and event specified. Source: Department of Archives of the Toguchinsky District administration of the Novosibirsk Region, fund No. 1-f, list of photographic documents, file No. 141, sheet 13

Kolchin Boris Fedorovich (1922-2013), Second Lieutenant, commander of an artillery platoon, Honored Artist of the Mari Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, veteran of sports in Mari El and Russia.

Zakharov Valery Nikolaevich (1920-2010), Second Lieutenant, head of the artillery division intelligence. He was awarded of three Orders of the Red Star. 1944.

Proskuryakov Fedor Fedorovich, Private. No place and event specified. Source: Department of the archival service of the Toguchinsky district administration, Novosibirsk region, fund No. 1-f, list of photographic documents, file No. 141, sheet 14

Kukanova Vera Vasilievna (was born in 1923), First sergeant of the medical service, combat medic, participant in the Great Patriotic War and the war against Japan. 1945.

Hero of the Soviet Union Alexander Ivanovich Vladimirov (1923-2003), Second Lieutenant, combat of the Battle of Stalingrad, combat of the Victory Parade in Moscow. 1945.

Razinov Pimen Vasilyevich (was born in 1924), a resident of Yoshkar-Ola, Lieutenant, Commander of a rifle platoon Rifle Regiment No.1086, Rifle Division No.323 during a military operation to eliminate the enemy's Minsk grouping. November 1944. Awards: Medal "For Courage" (3.12.1943), Order of the Red Star (4.03.1944), Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd class (1.02.1944), Order of the Patriotic War, 1st class (15.05 .1945), Order of the Red Star (05/15/1945)

Okhotin Rodion Artemyevich (1907-1972), Colonel, leader of the partisan movement in Belarus. 1945.

Andrey Ivanovich was born in 1914. He fought from 1941 to 1945 as a Private in an infantry regiment of the Second Ukrainian Front. In 1943 he was seriously wounded, but after the hospital he returned to the regiment and continued to defend his homeland. He participated in the liberation of the Voronezh region, the southern region of Ukraine, Hungary and ended the war in Budapest, where he celebrated this long-awaited Victory with his fellow soldiers. He received the rank of Sergeant First Class. He was awarded of the Medal "For Combat Service" and the Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd class. After the war he got married, brought up six children, 13 grandchildren, 22 great-grandchildren, and 1 great-great-grandson.

Tuktangulov Semyon Irzhanovich was born in 1922. He went to the front at 19 years old. He fought in the tank forces. He took part in the liberation of Ukraine, Belarus, and reached Königsberg. He was seriously wounded near Königsberg, but after recovering he returned to the front. In 1944, near Ergli, he and intelligence man Didrov captured 7 German soldiers, who provided valuable information. Semyon received the rank of Sergeant. He performed all the assigned combat missions with dignity, for which he was awarded the Order of Glory 2nd class and the Order of Glory 3rd class. He died in 1979.

Nikolaev Anatoly Terentyevich (1923-2010). November 1942 - Lieutenant, commander of a topographic platoon. 1944 – First Lieutenant, chief of reconnaissance of the artillery division of the rifle division No.73.

Filippov Vasily Filippovich (born 1921) August 1941 – Section commander of the Rifle Regiment No.420, Rifle Division No.122, Army No.19 of the Karelian Front, wounded, shell-shocked. 1942 - Cadet of the Volsk school of chemical protection of the Red Army. 1943 – Second Lieutenant, head of the chemical service of a separate special battalion, Baltic Front, June 1944 - First Lieutenant, wounded, demobilized