Heroes and feats

The photo shows Rabota Nikolai Gavrilovich, lieutenant colonel, participant of the Great Patriotic War from October 1942 to May 1945. He served in the troops of the Belorussian Front as a commander of a mortar company. The photo was taken in May 1945. The photo was transferred to the Donetsk Museum of History and Local Lore by the Donetsk City Military Commissariat. The author of the photo is unknown.

The photo shows Tkachenko Alexandra Gavrilovna, participant of the Great Patriotic War. In 1943 she served in the women anti-aircraft artillery regiment. Reached Austria. The photo was taken in September 1943 in Rostov-on-Don. The photo was transferred to the Donetsk Museum of History and Local Lore by the Donetsk City Military Commissariat. The author of the photo is unknown.

The photo shows Olga Aleksandrovna Lobago (Kravtsova), a participant in the Great Patriotic War, second sergeant of the guard, a nurse. She reached Berlin, where she signed on the defeated Reichstag. The photo was taken in May 1945 in Berlin. The photo was transferred to the Donetsk Museum of History and Local Lore by her daughter. The author of the photo is unknown.

The photo shows Garbuzov Valentin Ivanovich, participant of the Great Patriotic War, Second sergeant. He died like a hero on 08/21/1944 during the liberation of Moldova. The photo was taken in 1943. The photo was transferred to the Donetsk Museum of History and Local Lore by relatives. The author of the photo is unknown.

The photo shows my grandfather Nikulin Ivan Petrovich. This photo was taken by a front-line photographer in Prague on May 11. My grandfather is in the top row, first on the right. There are his front-line friends next to him. He ended the war as a second sergeant.

The photo shows my great-grandfather Nikolai Andreevich Baranov with his wife. He did not return from the war, was killed in action on December 21, 1941

The photo shows my great-grandfather - Nikolai Andreevich Baranov (Second lieutenant, platoon commander of the 1016th rifle regiment of the 288th rifle division) with his family: his wife Sarah and eldest son Vladimir. They never met again. Great-grandfather died on 12/21/1941 in the North-Western Front.

1941, Russian Pacific Fleet, deck commander Pavel Andreevich Maltsev (left)

After Stalingrad battle, a separate brigade of the Pacific Fleet Marine Corps

A graduate of the Ulyanovsk communications school, Petr Nikitovich Chernyaev, December 1941. He served during the war in the Tank corps No.9, Tank Brigade No.95, Tank Batallion No.195

The photo was taken in the hospital №1436 in Lvov, where Captain Chernyaev. received treatment after being wounded near the city of Lodz. He served during the war in the Tank corps No.9, Tank Brigade No.95, Tank Batallion No.195

The photo was taken in Kiev, shortly after the awarding of Vanchugova “Medal for Combat Service”. During the war, she served in the 1572 anti-aircraft artillery regiment.

48th Tank Division. Velikiye Luki. The military commissar of the headquarters of the 48th Tank Division battalion commissar Nikolai Zakharovich Mekhedov and acombat medic. The photo was taken on 7-18 July 1941. On 19 July 1941 Velikie Luki was occupied by the Germans, and on July 21 the city was liberated by the forces of the 22nd Army, mainly by the forces of the 48th Tank Division. Returning to the city, the tankers found that the Germans killed wounded soldiers who were in the divisional hospital and medical personnel. This girl was also killed; a star was carved on her. This story was told byk Mehedov in September 1941.October 18, 1941. Mekhedov missed in action. Source: home archive

Kasatkin Nikolai Petrovich (1923 - 1978), Guard Second Sergeant. Place of service: 741st Guards Artillery Regiment of the 52nd Guards artillery brigade of the 16th artillery division of the High Command Reserve.

Bobylev Boris Sergeevich (1925 - 2002), lieutenant, served in the 47th Nevelskoy Orders of Lenin and Suvorov Division