Heroes and feats

Sary Aitimov has known hard work from an early age. In 1937, he was drafted into the Red Army. In 1940, after serving, he returned to the village of Kordon in the Zelenovsky district. In July 1941, Sary was drafted into the existing army. For four years Petty Officer Aitimov had been honourably fulfilling his duty as a defender. Sarah finished the war in Erdfurt, near Berlin. After his demobilisation, he held responsible positions in the agricultural department: deputy and chairman of the village council.

He went through the entire war from 1941 to 1945.

He went through the entire war from 1941 to 1945.

Onishchenko Ivan Sergeyevich. Born on 06.09.1917 in Politotdelsky rural settlement, Nikolaev district, Volgograd region. Began his military career in 1942 in the Kerch district of Kharkov region. Participated in the defensive operation on the Don River, in Stavropol and Krasnodar directions. In 1942 - Armavir-Maikop defensive operation; offensive operation of the northern group of forces of the Transcaucasian Front in the Nalchisk-Stavropol direction. In 1943 he took part in the Novorossiysk-Taman operation and the Kerch landing operation. Got a leg wound; after undergoing treatment before the end of the war, he was mobilized. He died on 02.10.1996.

Mikhail Erofeevich Logashev with his comrades. He served on the Leningrad Front. He went through the entire war, all four fateful years. He commanded artillery, for which he received many awards, medals and orders that, fortunately, have been preserved to this day. In 1945 he returned to Kazakhstan, where his relatives and loved ones were waiting for him. When asked about the war, he never told anything, because tears would come to his eyes. On Victory Day our family remembers the soldier — Mikhail Erofeevich Logashev, who for four long years risked his life daily to bring the Great Victory closer to us.

I.I. Yenikeev, Hungary 1946.

In the photo is Lauta Vladimir Ivanovich, born 07.11.23 (second row, second from right), with his comrades. Born in the village of Yekaterinovka, Bulayevsky District, North Kazakhstan Region. At the front since September 1941, taken from the military school in Alma-Ata. Commander of a mortar platoon of the 50th Separate Machine Gun and Artillery Battalion. Member of the Komsomol. Went missing in 1943 near Stalingrad. Died in captivity on 04.02.1943.

Pavel Tikhonovich Kabakov. Pavel Tikhonovich Kabakov was born on August 15, 1915 in the Far East in the Amur Region, Ivanovo District, in the village of Peschano-Ozerka. Since July 1941 - in the Red Army on the border with China. In 1943 he was transferred to the Kursk region. Participated in the "Citadel" operation and was an artilleryman at the Kursk Bulge. Participated in the "Belarusian operation". Reached Germany. For participation in the "East Pomeranian" operation, he was awarded a letter of thanks from the Supreme Commander-in-Chief Marshal of the Soviet Union I. V. Stalin. He was awarded medals "For the capture of Berlin", "For the Victory over Germany", the Order of the Patriotic War, III degree. Has a medal "For Courage". He died on December 8, 2001.

Nikolai Zinovievich Kirsanov. Born on December 19, 1922. Lived and studied in the village of Davydovka, Kolyshley district of Penza region. In 1940 he was drafted into the army, in 1941 he entered the Ryazan Airborne School, in 1942 he graduated with the rank of lieutenant and was drafted into the war. He fought on the Leningrad front, was a company commander. In the spring at the beginning of March 1943, he was seriously wounded and surrounded. When leaving the encirclement, the soldiers carried him, seriously wounded, on tied skis. We left the encirclement only at the beginning of April. He was hospitalized, after several operations he was demobilized. He returned home in 1945.

Murashov Vladimir Fedorovich, 08/17/1927 - 12/23/1992 during the war, served in the Black Sea Fleet. Before the war, he served on the Baltic Sea, 1941 - transferred to a warship of the Black Sea Fleet as a signalman. Went through the whole war. In 1942, the Nazis occupied part of the cities in the Tuapse region, facing the sea. In early 1943, the Red Army turned the tide of the fighting, but the enemy continued to resist. It was necessary to constantly provide the front with replenishment of fighters, ammunition and equipment. Delivered soldiers across the Black Sea. The city was awarded the title "City of Military Glory", and various awards were given to the soldiers who fought in the navy.

Sergey Konstantinovich Pavlov. Sergey Pavlov was born in 1917 in Spiranka village, Kolyshleyskiy district, Penza region, Russia. He started as a tank battalion cadet on the Central Front. He was deputy commander of a tank company, platoon commander. He served on the Western Front, where he was wounded near Maloyaroslavets in the Kaluga direction. After the hospital - in 334th tank battalion. He finished the war as a junior lieutenant. He died at the age of 85 in 2003. Awards: Order of the Great Patriotic War of the 2nd degree, medals "For combat services", "For the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War", "Zhukov", "40 years of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War 1941 - 1945", "60 years of the Armed Forces of the USSR".

Alexey Efremovich Perelygin. Born on 28.03.1919 in the village of Goryainovka. There were 9 children in the family. Even before the war A.E. Perelygin served in the army, was on the border with Finland and met his first battle there. He was wounded several times, but after the hospital he continued to fight the Nazis. All the long 4 years he fought. And after the defeat of fascist troops together with his division he fought in the Far East with the Japanese. For his military valorous work he had awards: the Order of the Red Star, medals "For bravery", "For the victory over Germany", "For the victory over Japan" and others. And when he returned home, he began working at his native collective farm. And for his work, the former

The photograph shows Sergeev Arkady Nikitovich, born 1924. Born in the village of Yeleikino, Morkinsky district, MAutonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. He went to the front as a volunteer in 1941. After completing tank courses, served as a mechanic-driver. Then he served as a driver. Went to Berlin, left an inscription on the wall of the Reistag. Demobilised in 1946.

The photographs show the combat path of the 178th Infantry Division, in which V.A. Kondratyev went to the front. He passed through the Smolensk, Kalinin and Leningrad Regions and the Karelian Isthmus. The Division protected and liberated the cities of Novosokolniki, Velikie Luki and Vyborg.

The photographs show the combat path of the 178th Infantry Division, in which V.A. Kondratyev went to the front. He passed through the Smolensk, Kalinin and Leningrad Regions and the Karelian Isthmus. The Division protected and liberated the cities of Novosokolniki, Velikie Luki and Vyborg.