Heroes and feats

Borodenko Tit Ilyich, born in 1929, died in 1945 in Germany. He was buried in a mass grave.

Nazarov Alexander Vasilievich

My great-grandfather Mikhail Nikitich Kalinin was born in 1920 in Sergach. In December 1940 he was called up for military service by the Sergach regional military commissariat, Gorky Region and was enrolled in the 90th department of the sapper battalion.

Sergeant First Class Laguta Aleksey Yegorovich in 1939 was drafted into military service in the city of Rava-Russkaya of the Ukrainian SSR of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. During his service he went to the front. He met the Victory Day in Berlin.

Dudin Mikhail Semyonovich. Born on June 1, 1922 in Skoblino village, Mishkinsky district, Kurgan region. He entered the Khabarovsk Flight School on June 15, 1941, and after 7 days the Great Patriotic War began. Mikhail returned home. In August he was mobilized to the front. He served in the 608th artillery regiment of the 165th rifle division named after Kutuzov. He returned home after the war. He had the gratitude of the Supreme Commander: “For participation in battles in Hungary and Austria as part of the 392 Guards Rifle Corps of the 9th Guards Army for the capture of ten cities.” He was awarded of ten medals, as well as the Order of the Patriotic War, 1st class.

Uvarov Ivan Vasilievich was born in 1918.It is the only his photo preserved in our family (center). In March 1939, he was drafted by the Teplostansky RMC, Gorky Region, Teplostansky District. In 1941 he missed in action near Poland. The family hoped to the last that he would return ...

ACHMETSAFIN VALI AHMETSAFINOVICH. Born in 1919. Place of birth: Smak-Korsa village. Rank: Red Army Soldier. Place of service: Rifle Regiment No.494, Rifle Division No.174. Place of disposal: Tverskoy Region, Vysokovsky district, killed in action. List: file 977520, sheet 48, note 239; information from the Central Archives of the RF Ministry of Defense,

General view of the department of separate medical and sanitary battalion No.422 of the Rostov rifle division No.339. Mius Front, March 1942. A surgeon, military doctor Pevzner is the second one from the right.

A military commander made this photo for army newspaper (no name known). Mikhail Aleksandrovich Yadykin found this photo in the newspaper. Now this photo is our relic. On website pobediteli.ru you can see the photo No. 5 in the "Prague Uprising" section. The photo shows M.A. Yadykin, Guard Second Lieutenant, commander of a Rifle Platoon of the 2nd battalion of the 34th regiment of the 13th army of the 1st Ukrainian front sleeping on the hood of a jeep, next to the trophy machine gun. The flag of Poland is in the janitor. Pashtera Pyotr Danilovich, holder of the Order of Glory 3rd class, guarded by a sentry sergeant first class, is in the car. Soldiers of the battalion of intelligence service Yadykin are sleeping on the background. (1925-1995, Meleuz, Bashkiria).

RAKHIMZYANOV AKHMETKHAN RAKHIMZYANOVICH. Born in 1907 Place of birth: Smak-Korsa village. Rank: Red Army Soldier. Missed in action. List: case No.977520, sheet 48, note 240. Information from the Central Archives of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, The photo shows my grandfather, my mother's father. Mom has never seen him. She was a baby when grandpa went to war

Participants of the battles on the Mius-front: Shepetov I.M. and Sabaydashevsky P.V.

The 905th Rifle Regiment was a part of the 5th Shock Army, 248th Rifle Division. During the Great Patriotic War, the 905th Infantry Regiment took part in the battles on the Mius Front, waging heavy and stubborn battles in the vicinity of the Petropolye farm. Filatov Dmitry Terentyevich is the commander of the 905th Rifle Regiment

LB Mazrukho and GF Popov-operators of the Southern Front. Rostov region. 1941.

Sokolenko A.S., intelligence man of the 8th separate naval brigade. Rostov region. 1941 year.

The tank crew is listening to the reading of the newspaper. Rostov region. 1942.