Heroes and feats

The Khabarovsk Musical Comedy Theater allocated a troupe to give performances for the army in the fall of 1942. This concert brigade was headed by the artist Enbe Nikolai Leonidovich. In total, the troupe included 22 people. In 1945, by order of the Military Council of the Far Eastern Front, the artists Z. Matushevskaya, I. Voinarovsky and N. Enbe were awarded of the Order of the Red Star. V. Lyubarov, M. Varshavsky, G. Klimov, O. Dobrovolskaya and accompanist V. Razumov were awarded of medals for "Valiant Labor". Other artists were awarded of the Medal “For Courage”.

On August 9, 1945, the war with Japan began. The Soviet army began to liberate the territories of China occupied by the militarists. Artists of the brigade headed by Nikolai Enbe moved along with the military units of the Red Army across Manchuria. Performances and concerts were given at the halts. The artists also gave performances for the inhabitants of the liberated Chinese cities of Changchun and Harbin. The repertoire included songs, circus and musical numbers, sketches: "Front and rear", "In the province", "One evening" and many other anti-Hitler plays written by local authors.

Kuznetsov Vasily Fedorovich 20.04. 1917 – 03.20.1965. He participated in battles with the German invaders serving in the 75th Infantry Regiment of the 26th Guard Rifle Division, as squad commander. On December 15, 1941, he personally pressed down the enemy's firing point, destroying the German squad. On February 10, 1942, in an offensive battle, the squad under the command of Comrade Kuznetsov destroyed the enemy's machine-gun crew, thereby ensuring the successful completion of the combat mission. On June 6, 1942, in an offensive battle near the city of Rzhev, he was seriously wounded in the hip with a bone fracture. He was commissioned and worked in the fire department of Osinniki

Award list: Kuznetsov Vasily Fedorovich 20.04. 1917 – 20.03.1965

Kashkarov Nikolai Fedotovich (08/18/1923 - 04/30/2009). He was a soldier of the 847th Rifle Regiment of the 303rd Rifle Division. As a volunteer, he went to the front together with his classmates and class teacher Kalegov Sergei Grigorievich. He took part in hostilities, was the Komsomol organizer of the regiment. When he returned from the war, he worked in the Guryev construction administration, took part in public work.

Klopov Ivan Matveyevich, born on January 27, 1914. On August 18, 1934 he became a cadet of the Orenburg 3rd Military Pilot School, from which he graduated in 1937. From June 1941 to April 1942 he served on the Southwestern, Southern fronts. From April 1942 to July 1944 he made 112 night and 35 operational flights in the Krasnoselsky Long-range Artillery Regiment. He was wounded in his right forearm on 23 August 1944. In June 1946 he was demobilized to the reserve with the rank of First Lieutenant. He died on September 9, 1991. He has many awards.

Yurin Vladimir Alekseevich. Born in 1924, Mishkino village. He graduated from the Mishkino high school and on July 13, 1942 joined the ranks of the Red Army. He graduated from the accelerated course of the Second Tyumen Infantry School. Guard sergeant, commander of a mortar crew, Guard Rifle Regiment No.227, Rifle Division No.70, Southwestern Front. He was wounded on the river Severny Donets on June 20, 1943 and near Poznan on February 01, 1945. Guards Petty Officer, mortar commander, 141 RGK mortar regiment, 3rd Ukrainian Front. He graduated from the courses of Second Lieutenants. Komsomol organizer of Guard Rifle Battalion, Rifle Regiment No.112, Rifle Division No.39, 1st Belorussian Front. He was awarded of two Orders of the Red Banner, the Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class and medals.

He was born in 1914 in Malinovka village of the Novosibirsk region. Was drafted into the war in 1941-1942, had the rank of officer, company commander. Participated in the battles of the Poltava region, Zolotonosha city. Three brothers were called up for military service from the family: Dmitry Vasilyevich, Fedor Vasilyevich and Pavel Vasilyevich. Pavel was seriously injured - multiple, blind, penetrating shrapnel wounds to the left half of the chest and left shoulder. Pavel Raev was undergoing treatment in Zolotonosha, from which he left on 7 December 1943 for further treatment in the city of Rzhev (hospital). Then he was transferred to Krasnoyarsk in 1945. The disease progressed in the Krasnoyarsk hospital. He died.

A participant in the Great Patriotic War; an intelligence man of the Pashkovsky partisan unit; led an underground military group in occupied Pashkovskaya village; organized observation of the enemy and the transfer of intelligence to the partisans; the underground workers assisted the operations of the army intelligence, delivered explosives, medicines, provisions to the partisan unit, committed sabotage, helped the families of the Red Army ... After the war she participated in Komsomol and Soviet work, was the head of Pashkovskaya regional library, worked in the cinema network of the Krasnodar Territory ("Archive of documents on the personnel of the Krasnodar Territory")

RED ARMY SOLDIER Eliseev Dmitry Romanovich. 11/26/1926 - 03/15/1998. Place of birth: Russia, Altai Territory, Mikhailovskoe. Date of call up: 1941. Combat unit: Guard Rifle Regiment No.80, Guars Rifle Division No.32, Guard Army No.2, 1st Baltic fleet.

Since November 1941 he took part in battles on the Kalinin, 2nd Baltic and 1st Belorussian fronts - he rose from platoon commander to battery commander of the 185th division of the 171st Idritskaya infantry division, Guard First Lieutenant; participant in the liberation of Poland and Warsaw, the capture of Berlin and the storming of the Reichstag; Awards: two Orders of the Patriotic War, 2nd class, the Order of Alexander Nevsky, medals "For Courage", "For the Liberation of Warsaw", etc. After the war he worked in leadership positions in the forestry of the Crimean region of the Krasnodar Territory ("Archive of documents on the personnel of the Krasnodar Territory")

In the Red Army since September 1939; He went from a Private Red Army soldier to a Major, deputy commander of the 948th rifle division of the 257th rifle division; participated in the liberation of Kuban, Crimea, Baltic; He had 3 severe combat wounds, concussion; He participated in the Victory Day parade on June 24, 1945 on the Red Square; Was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union (March 1945) for the distinctions shown in the battles for the liberation of Sevastopol, the storming of Sapun Mountain. After the war he worked in leading Soviet and industrial positions in the Krasnodar Territory ("Archive of documents on the personnel of the Krasnodar Territory")

Gavryukhin Petr Grigorievich was born in 1925 in Novo – Aleksandrovka village, Kolyvansky District, Novosibirsk Region. Drafted by KRMC in 1943. Private. Was injured. The photo shows he is in the ward of evacuation hospital No. 5873 in March 1943. (Source - Department of Archival Service of the Administration of the Kolyvan District of the Novosibirsk Region 1F. Op. 1, file 1084)

The photo shows Tokuev Arseny Nikitich. Military rank: Guard Sergeant. Place of service: 172 Guard Ministry of Defense. Awarded of the Order of the Red Star. Date of the feat: 03/17/1945 This photo was taken after the war, in the Arkhangelsk region

Lieutenant Shmidko Yakov Andreevich, Vitebsk Red Banner Rifle Division No.145, Rifle Regiment No.729, died in 26.01.45 in Priekule, Latvia (War Memorial)