local residents managed to find the site of the cavalry corps and only with the help of the burial of the general, according to oral testimony , a search party was organized at the battle site to restore the picture of his last battle. this is the place of death of two generals, dutko and major general minigali mingazovich shaimuratov. here, when they were found in this place, local people wanted to bury them, but the germans did not allow them to bury the bodies and people. nevertheless

, then they gained courage and buried them, despite even risking their lives, but they buried all the fighters of the division, not only the general, here for a long time they did not allow us to collect the corpses of our soldiers, well, the fascist methods are the ones they use, unfortunately, today on our territory, in our donbass, almost the same thing is happening, in the spring of the twentieth year, minigali minazovich was awarded the title of hero of russia.

title of hero of russia, major general shaimuratov, thereby, i believe, restored historical justice. comrade, head of the republic of bashkyrtastan, by decree of the president of the russian federation, major general minigali saimuratov was awarded the title of hero of the russian federation. i give you a medal: gold star, hero of the russian federation for eternal storage of the republic of bashkartastan. several generations of our republic dreamed of this long-awaited event; in his last campaign, general shaimuratov proved that there is no higher honor than to die fighting for the homeland. "the bashkir

cavalry division is just one unit, which is 78 heroes of the soviet union, and 79 is the hero of russia, muratov. today, in exactly the same places where the bashkir cavalry carried out the debaltsevo raid, their grandchildren and great-grandsons are fighting. i am fighting in these parts for quite a long time, and i was pleasantly surprised that my battle path is very similar to..." the battle path of minigalish imuratov, and we practically went through the entire battle path with him. on the same day, when the southwestern front the red army liberated voroshilovgrad, the southern front carried out an offensive operation and captured rostov on the don. 4 days after the liberation of rostov , soviet troops switched from ... offensive to

defensive, the germans managed to concentrate the necessary troops, struck the flanks and - attack the operation in the red army uh turned out to be unsuccessful. the german leadership drew a new border of the third reich on the map, it became the mius front. a whole line of defensive structures that was built during the occupation of this territory by the germans. every german trench was named after some street in berlin, they had this propaganda at that time, it was already sophisticated, because naturally, if a trench is named after a street in berlin, it means they are fighting for their city, the capital of germany, that’s how it is should have had an effect on those who here carried out the task of adolf hitler.

these gigantic efforts, which stretched over several months of armed struggle on the soviet-german front. the soviet army needed to consolidate the turning point after the battle of stalingrad, but the germans also understood that the question of who would ultimately win the war was being decided at kursk. the kursk operation, this is how events developed, then military operations, were initially planned so that in stubborn... july, after the largest tank

battle in history at prokhorovka, the red army would launch a counter-offensive. the battle of kursk received name. arc. during 50 days of fighting, the germans fired 500,000 bomb shells at the red army. this is one and a half times more than in the battle of moscow in stalingrad together in zyads. almost one and a half million red army soldiers fought against the german troops. every trench, every hill, every bend in the terrain was actively defended, and if necessary, the red army did not hesitate to counterattack. the story of andrukhaev’s feat, which has served as an example of incredible courage since forty-one, was continued in the battle of kursk his classmate at the military school, nikolai ilyin, took part; together they were the founders of the sniper movement, which from

the beginning of the war showed its relevance at the front. we were trained in a massive military specialty, so to speak, by competent and intelligent officers . from the memoirs of a sniper school cadet, they taught us sniper business, we must be able to hit accurately, but this is not so easy, for the first time we were brought to the firing line, the targets are located 400 m away, orders are given to lead.

for the armed forces at 33.5 million. in october in 1942, the command of the red army decided to establish a rifle in memory of the hero of the soviet union, khusein andrukhaev. and they handed this rifle to the best sniper of the division at that time, nikolai ilyin. and he was an assistant to the political instructor too, and he was a friend of andrukhaev. and so the kurdish battle begins. what do snipers do? they, of course, are trying to act like snipers, that is, with their fire, the fire of sniper weapons, to destroy enemy infantry. but this does not always work out. the germans reach

soviet trenches too often. sniper from this a man with a sniper rifle turns into just another infantryman, or there are two, three of them, maybe something like that. and he goes into battle. an indicative story of nikolai ilin, a famous sniper with some simply fantastic combat record. by the middle of the war he had killed several hundred germans. even in the forty-fifth year, very few were able to match him in combat effectiveness. hero of the soviet union. ilyin received the title of hero in february 1943 after the battle of stalingrad. by that time the score was a sniper.

in open battle he destroyed 35 fascists, but he himself was killed, years later the division department established a new rifle, now named after two sniper heroes,

angrukhaev and ilyin. it was handed to a sniper, his name was gardienko, afanasy emelyanovich, a famous sniper, he was awarded two orders of the red star and a medal for the defense of stalingrad and he was a friend of nikolai ilyin. with this rifle, afanasy gordienko reached kharkov, where on august 18. died in a battle for the city from a shell fragment, the same fragments mutilated his personal rifle. it was no longer possible to fight with this rifle. political department division decided to send the weapons to the central museum of the red army for eternal burial in memory of the three famous heroic snipers. on august 23, kharkov was liberated. as a result of the kurdish battle , the soviet union inflicted a crushing defeat.

from their rear on the mius front, together with parts of malinovsky’s southwestern front,

to prevent the transfer of german troops to the kursk area. when it came to planning the summer campaign, the priority task was precisely the liberation of donbass, the entire donbass. in august 1943 mius-front consisted of three lines of german defense with a depth of up to... the bank of the mius river, which the germans occupied, was very advantageous and convenient for them. they built such structures there, bunkers, pillboxes, and underground structures, and naturally, the approach to them was very difficult. the red army was advancing on a 180 km long defense line; it was opposed by three german army corps, army group south, under the overall command of manstein. general

on august 28, the decisive stage of the narrow breakthrough began, the assault on the saur grave. the highest point of german fortifications. here was the headquarters and main command post of the sixth army of the wehrmacht. that is, by adjusting artillery fire there, it is actually possible to stop any offensive while the main forces are approaching. this is where the key was. of the entire front, the key to donbass, so the battles here were really incredibly

fierce, the sweat as a result of these battles on the front was huge, there are figures that even go so far as to say that in comparison with the kursk bulge, losses were over 800 thousand. the memory of the victims was immortalized in memorial complex. this is how it looked until the summer of 2014; funds for its construction were collected by komsomol members near the towns and villages nearby. a thirty-six-meter high one was installed on the top of the mound. granite obelisk, to which stairs led. in 1975, an eternal flame was lit at saur’s grave. and everyone knew that around in these fields there were missing soldiers lying unknown, who were now being found by search teams and buried here in such simple graves, next to those who fought

here already in the fourteenth year. that is, grandfather sometimes lies next to his grandson; in the summer of 2014 , there were fierce battles for saur-mogila between the dpr militia and the ukrainian armed forces. the memorial complex received significant damage, the obelisk collapsed, and the pylons and bas-reliefs were badly damaged. only by the end of august.

donbass for a free donbass, only his boot remained, the soldier’s parts lay here, the dead militiamen lay nearby, and this place, of course, was filled with a new tragic meaning. both in 2014 and in 1943, the month of august was especially difficult for the red army troops. the fighters tried to take this height, the germans pulled up. more and more new reserve. and only on the night of august 29-30 , junior lieutenant shevchenko’s scouts were able to get through the german battle formations, destroying the sentries, and get up from the saur grave. and the germans on the morning of august 30 suddenly felt that the very

central place of their strongest line of defense, suddenly. a handful of red army soldiers were felt, of course, all the attacks that came one after another were concentrated on them, but they held out until the approach of the main forces, which were still able to capture during the day saur-mogila, a symbol of the liberation of saur-mogila, is essentially the bloody shirt of junior lieutenant shevchenko, which he raised here. like a red banner, the capture of saur mogil symbolized that donbass was free, and if you look at the chronology of liberation, every day a large settlement was taken. the red army turned into such a huge grinding machine, it simply destroyed the enemy, it

moved like a bulldozer, and it was very... something difficult to do with it, during the first half of september 1943, every day a large number of cities were liberated, so from september 3 to 6 , kramatorsk, inakieva, slavyansk, makeevka and many others were liberated. on september 7, battles began to liberate the city of stalin. we managed to drive the germans out of donetsk. and september 8 is considered the day of liberation of the capital of donbass. by the way.

there were also germans. during the offensive operation, the red army broke through german defenses in several directions. it was possible to drive the germans out of mariupol thanks to the coordinated work of aviation, naval artillery and marines. the battle for mariupol lasted 5 days from september 5 to 10, 1943 . retreating, the nazis destroyed block after block. specially, detachments of german torchbearers burned and blew up all public and private buildings, schools, hospitals, and kindergartens. the azovstal ilyach plant was severely damaged, and a storm tanker was sunk. 80 years later, the picture repeated itself: the city was destroyed by the ukrainian military, those places that were

the scene of fierce battles of our ancestors, our grandfathers and great-grandfathers during the great patriotic war war, they have to be liberated again, and well, let’s just say that the feat of our ancestors, yes , it is for us some kind of historical material from which we need to learn certain lessons. if in 1943 mariupol was liberated quickly in 5 days, then in the 22nd the fighting lasted for a long 3 months. the kiev regime declared mariupol the temporary capital of the donetsk region back in 2014, turning it into a powerful fortified area within 8 years. but even the walls of the workshops of the famous asustal plant did not help the ukrainian nationalists; they suffered the most, of course, civilians. we changed basements several times, where we won’t go, everywhere on the line of fire, where they won’t take us, everywhere we are on the line of fire. like the germans during the great patriotic war,

the ssu used human shield tactics, hiding behind civilians and using residential buildings as firing points. deaths, massive deaths, after all, it is estimated in tens of thousands of dead, civilians, i had to die three times. once a shell fell next to us, but did not explode, the second time right above us, straight hit, on the second floor, you know , everything jumped, the furniture jumped from the impact , glass, flower pots flew past us, the doors were torn open, it was very scary, believe me, when the guns fell silent, the liberated mariupol residents... had to do it again... in forty -three, to revive their city, the restoration of the peaceful life of mariupol, as after the great patriotic war, began immediately. the first

feeling for those who conquered was the hardest, this is how it can all be restored, and just imagine, they restored it, it’s amazing, but... it was done on september 22, that is, 12 days after the city was already liberated, and an article about mariupol which says that peaceful life is quickly being established, here it is written that hundreds of children sat at their desks in schools, that of course, it makes me happy that the children are sitting down at their desks after... essentially a two-year break. donbass itself freed a little more than 1 million, a million approximately 60,000 people. as a result of the liberation of donbass

, another major defeat was inflicted on the german army; 13 divisions were defeated, this very great success, great damage for the germans. excellent conditions were created for crossing to the other before the dnieper and the complete liberation of ukraine. the donbass operation showed the whole world the strength and power of the red army from 1943 until the capture of berlin, our troops were only advancing victoriously.

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