Heroes and feats

Мастихин М.Л.– 23.02.1918-03.05.2010, уроженец с.Толкачевка Конышевского района Курской области Призван в СА 15.09.1939 Служил: 265 корпусный арт. п., шофер – 09.1939-07.1942; Находился в плену 07.1942-02.1943; 829 арт.п., 211 черниговской стр. д., 17 гв. корп., 447отдельная авторота, шофер – 04.1943-05.1944; Горьковская запасная строит. д., слесарь – 04.1944-01.1945; Звание:рядовой; 10.05.1944 тяжело ранен в ногу Награжден: Медали: «За отвагу», «За победу над Германией» На снимке: первый ряд слева направо: Воротченко Е., Вакулин, Радченко М., Крученюк, второй ряд слева направо: Левченко М., Смелов Н.Т., Мастихин М.Л., Алексеенко Я. г.Тбилиси, госпиталь

Navigator of the Short-range Bombardment Regiment Sabiryan Yulamanovich Valitov's the Order of the Wartime Red Banner awarding ceremony

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An image of four women against the background of trees near a medical field tent. Two of women are sitting, two are standing behind them. Three women in military uniforms: tunics under the belt, skirts, berets; one in a white medical coat and cap. Near the tent is a tall pole with a red cross on a white background. There is a handwritten inscription in black ink on the back: "Logutenko / / Shustrova / / Bordanova // Hedyn... (further unreadable) // May 17, 1945 // Herman HP 596". The photo was donated to the Museum of the city of Seversk in 2010.

On the photo – K. Shustrova, A. Beletskaya, Yudin, Zaitsev. In the foreground is a full-length image of a military group of two women and three men. On the right, you can see part of the building wall, a car, and the figure of a driver in overalls. There is a forest in the background. There is a handwritten inscription in black ink on the back: "S. Schrattenthal Austria. 9.7.45 HPPG-596 Shustrova, Beletskaya, Yudin, Zaitsev. driver... 9.7.45".

Сухих Виктор Павлович-старшина.Командир отделения взводоразведки 1251 пушечного артиллерийского Виницкого Краснознаменного ордена Кутузова 3-й степени,ордена Красной Звезды Полка РГК.

Евгений Подшивалов – ярославский фотокорреспондент. В 1942 году ушел добровольцем на фронт в качестве военного корреспондента газеты «Сталинский удар». Воевал под Харьковом, под Сталинградом, на Курской дуге, освобождал Украину, Белоруссию, Польшу, дошел до Берлина. Параллельно вел фронтовой дневник. Снимки Евгения Подшивалова, правдиво отражающие страшную фронтовую жизнь, публиковались в «Комсомольской правде», «Красной звезде», в фотохронике ТАСС. Некоторые авторские оттиски находятся в собрании Ярославского художественного музея с начала 2000-х годов.

The Great Patriotic War left its mark on every Russian family. My great-grandfather (my mother's grandfather) was named Fedor Yakovlev. He was born in 1906 to a peasant family in the village of Lenino Moshensky District of Novgorod Region.The war began My great--grandpa was drafted into the Soviet Army by the Moscow District Military Commissariat of the Novgorod Region on 23.06.1941. as a private of the 20th Medical and Sanitary Battalion, the 177 Rifle Division. The family waited for a long time and believed that the soldier would return, but in March 1944, a notification came that Fedor Yakovlev was registered as missing. Almost every family in our country has relatives who went missing during the war.

Our hero Nikolay Petrovich Ukhanov - common soldier

Vladivostok, Pacific Fleet.

With co-workers: (left to right) 1. V.S. Pronin 2. Platonov N.I. 3. Verkhovod A.P. 4. Grishin G.G. 5. Pronin Y.P. 6. Balashov P.

Zhurlov Ivan Ivanovich Penza region Malaya Serdoba village, Malaya Serdoba district, 1941 draft for the Great Patriotic War (sending)

Victor Evdokimov, born on February 7, 1922. When the Great Patriotic War began, he was only 19 years old and was drafted into the army. In 1942 he graduated from a tank school in Kopeysk, Chelyabinsk region, and was sent to the front. He was a senior mechanical technician on the heavy IS (Joseph Stalin) tank. He burned six times in the tank, was contoured and injured twice. He went through the entire war and reached Berlin, leaving his signature on the Reichstag, where it was written "And we are from Penza...". He returned from the war in 1946. Awards: "First Class Domestic War", "Second Class Domestic War" orders, jubilee awards, a lot of award lists. Died May 4, 1992.

Vladimir Fedorovich Belokon, 20.09.1919. - 08.07.2009 г. Vladimir Belokon was born in Yarmolinets village, Khmelnitsky region, Russia. In 1939 he was drafted into the Soviet Army. He was sent to study at the Chkalov Military Machine-gun School, after graduation he was appointed commander of machine gun platoon of the 287th Engineer Battalion. On 31 July 1941, while defending the town of Gaisin, he was seriously wounded. After treatment he was sent to 341st Rifle Devision of the South-Western Front as commander of the company of the 1141st Rifle regiment. In 1942 he was again wounded, in the hospital he was surrounded, from where he left on his own. Was appointed chief of staff of the 1141 rifle regiment. In 1944 he was appointed commander of a separate anti-aircraft machine-gun company of the 6th Guards Rivne division

Vasily Afanasyev. Born on August 11, 1917. Began his military career in 1942 at the age of 25. Served in the Steppe Front reconnaissance group with the rank of senior sergeant. Participated in the liberation of Ukraine. While forcing the Dnieper, he was wounded in the leg and was sent to hospital. After recovery, he found himself in his regiment and participated in the liberation of Hungary. He was awarded the medal "For the Liberation of Budapest". He participated in the liberation of Czechoslovakia and Romania as part of the 2nd Ukrainian Front. He was wounded and contused twice. He was awarded the Order of the "Red Star", the Order of "Patriotic War II degree". He finished the war in Germany. Died in 2001.