unfortunately, because he was very shell-shocked strongly, my eardrum ruptured and i went through the war to kinexbergas again wounded, received a medal for military merit and remained to serve in the western military district, that is, in belarus, although he himself was from the belgorod cossacks, he met my mother, who was born in the twenty-ninth year, they got married very young , and my mother, she ended up in a partisan detachment in 1943, a partisan detachment named after zakharov, my grandfather’s mother’s father, he was a military surgeon, even before the revolution he graduated military medical academy under the tsar, in general, he even served at the tsar’s headquarters, when nicholas ii was arrested in mogilev, then my grandfather ended up in the red army, but he was not an opponent, in general, of the soviet regime, but nevertheless in orsha there was such a historical moment. my mother went to a printing school and after that worked in a publishing house, well , my older brother has two degrees, he graduated from polytechnic the second, he graduated from magimo, he worked abroad for 30 y

unfortunately, because he was very shell-shocked, his eardrum ruptured, he went through the war until kinexbergdal for military merit, remained to serve in the western -military district, that is, here in belarus, although he himself was from the belgorod cossacks, he met. he was there, the bavarian baron took him, one of the bavarians, as his manager, but his grandfather, in general, was very eager to go home, and halfway across europe on foot he came here to belarus, to soviet belarus, his mother was from a noble family, her father, my grandfather was a military doctor, a military surgeon, he graduated from the military medical academy in st. petersburg, after the war, of course, it was... not everything was very easy and simple, why? because my mother was the eldest in the family, she had three more younger ones in her arms, from distant relatives, here here in our village they were allowed to live, my mother went to a printing school and after that worked in a publishing house, well, my older brother has two degrees, he graduated from the second polytechnic, he graduated from magimon. he wo

but if yesenin kinexberg flew on a german airline, that was a domestic aeroculture, offering flightskers to nizhny novgorod, the ticket cost 120 million and 16 pounds of free luggage. at this time, the philetanist bulgakov received 200 million a month. then the companies dobrolyot and aeroflot appeared, the memory of passenger transportation was preserved in the name of the metro station. airport. in the thirties, it was the pilots who became the main heroes of the country of the soviets. the first seven titles of the newly established hero of the soviet union were received by the pilots who saved the crew steamship cheluskin. among. was mikhail vodopyanov. vodopyanov walked to the sky on a straight but long road. in the army, he served as a convoy in an air division. then he repaired engines in a flight, served as a mechanic for pollinating fields, and finally became a pilot. the sculptor golovanov depicted vodopyanov in a polar flight uniform. in 1937, he landed popanin’s expedition in the pole area. the pilot recalled that upon leaving the twenty-three-ton plane that had landed, p