Heroes and feats

Starodubtsev Ignatiy Andreyevich (first on the right). On vacation after the battle. September 12, 1941.

Party meeting of the 503rd Rifle Regiment. Ignatiy Andreyevich Starodubtsev, political scientist, made a report. September 12, 1941.

A group of drivers in Riga on 9 May 1945. Fyodor A. Shkidenko. Kolesnikov S.S. Pavlyukevich K.S. Mamlykina Lisa. Mikhailov B. Vasiliev I. I. Turkin M. V. Puchkov V. I. Vozmilov P. M. Shulginov N. P. Gorbunov V. P. Ivchenko V. I. Panomarev I. V. Kolesnik I. K. Schekochikhin T. K. Mitrofanov P. F. Ostashkin A. В.

Alexander Vasilyevich Egorkin was born on 29 September 1918 in the village of Nikolsk (Piksankine), Naskaftymsky parish, Kuznetsky district, Saratov province (now Shemesh district, Penza region) in a peasant family. In autumn 1939, he was drafted into the Red Army. He served in a tank regiment in the Transbaikalia. In December 1945 he was demobilised. He lived in Kuibyshev (now Samara). He died on 11 March 1992 and was buried in Samara in the Rubezhnoye cemetery.

Sergey Fomich Tegetashvili. Born in 1909. Was drafted by the Stalinabad military registration and enlistment office in 1941 with the rank of private. He was a driver throughout the war. From the record of the military card: Western Front - 12/19/1941; Bryansk Front - 06/10/1942; Stalingrad - 08/20/1942; Steppe Front - 03/08/1943; 2nd Ukrainian - 12/05/1943; 3rd Belarusian - 08/15/1943 Died in 1982

Vasily Dmitrievich Zapolsky, who has been working in the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army since 08.1944 Place of Service: 431 rifle division, 52 rifle division. Anti-tank guns gunner of the anti-tank platoon of the 1st Rifle Battalion. He marched through Mongolia, China and Manchuria on foot, provided daily assistance to his comrades and arrived at his destination in time with full preservation and combat readiness of his weapons. Born in 1923, Russian, non-partisan. In the Red Army since 8. 44. Has a medal for combat services.

Stepan Danilovich Bityukov

Baidimirov Baimurza Ishmurzinovich, junior sergeant born in 1926.

Burykina Lubov Fyodorovna, 1918 - 1999.

Gumarov Musabikh Yarullovich. Born on 20 September 1921. Born in the village of Besh Kulteevo in the Perm region. The Great Patriotic War took place from beginning to end. The beginning of the war caught on a fixed-term service in the army. He was loaded into a train and sent to the front. At the front, he served as a mortar gunner. He was taken prisoner, where he was sentenced to be shot. By a miracle he was left alive. He managed to get through to his own. During the fighting he was contused. Participated in the liberation of Warsaw. Recipient of awards. He died on 18 August 1996, was buried in the village of Ust-Uza, Shemshey district, Penza region.

Arishin Sergey Petrovich, 1926 - 2004 When he turned 18, in 1943, he was drafted to the front. Sergeant Arishin Sergei Petrovich of the Guard, radio operator for the 159th Separate Guard Communications Battalion, was a radio operator when the enemy's defence was broken through on the outskirts of Berlin from 16.04.1945 to 02.05.1945. Following the infantry combat calculations with heavy artillery fire of the enemy, he provided radio communication with the regiment, transmitted clear battle orders and reports to the command without the slightest delay. He returned home in 1947. He was awarded the Order of the "Red Star", the Order of "Patriotic War II degree", the medal "For military services".

Makarov Yakov Naumovich. Makarov was born in 1914. In 1936 he was taken to the Finnish War. He returned from the Finnish War in 1940. In 1941 he went to war with Nazi invaders. He was an artilleryman, reached Berlin, right up to the Reichstag walls. He was badly wounded in the head. In 1945 he was sent with a train to war with the Japanese. He did not return from the Japanese War until 1947. He was awarded orders and medals for bravery. After three wars, he worked as the head of a cattle farm in his small homeland. He died in 1955.

Nikifor Pavlovich Tolstukho, 1912 - 2006. He fought from the first day of the Great Patriotic War. He started the war in tank armies and continued in engineering. The duties of the Construction Troops included erection of defensive structures, crossing, organization of chemical protection, mining. He fought in Ukraine and Belarus, Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Poland. Met the victory in Berlin.

Antonov Alexander Konstantinovich. Born on 01.10.1925. In January 1943 he was conscripted to the 17th branch of the railway regiment as a trackman. He protected the railway tracks from mining. At the front - from October 1943 to 1947 under the command of Rokossovsky. He participated in the Great Patriotic War and in the war with Japan. He was wounded. Came from the front as a freelancer. There are awards for the Victory over Germany, for the capture of Königsberg, for the Victory over Japan. Died November 21, 1998.

Ivan Antonovich Solomin, 1920 - 1989. In the RKKA since 1094. Place of call: Aleksandrovsky Regional Military Commissariat, Aleksandrovsky district, Ivanovo region. Title: Senior Sergeant. Awarded with the medal of valour. Deed: "In battle at the heights. 321, 5 under heavy enemy fire provided the company with ammunition in a timely manner, being on the front line was wounded".