hero of the soviet union, who comes from the lugansk people's republic, the story of ivan sergeevich malkohe was a holder of eight military orders and medals. ivan sergeevich was born into a peasant family in the village of cherkasskoe. he completed seven classes and after that began working as an assistant accountant at a brick and tile factory in his native village. in 1937, ivan sergeevich joined the ranks worker of the peasant red army. demobilized in 1940, but not for long. already from the first days of the war, he joined the ranks of the active soviet army and began his combat biography as a company sergeant major, but literally a year later he found himself in the thick of it, fought on the bryansk front, and was already in command of a rifleman. after the storming of könecksberg, and this was a month before victory day, the participants, members of their division, which, by the will of the lord, remained alive almost in full strength, they were put in trucks and taken somewhere, the soldiers joked, that for the first time since the beginning of the war they were being taken as gen

lived in donetsk until 2014, then he moved here to his homeland, his daughter grew up and went to malkocommunicating with his parents, telling me that, yes, well, i realized that the father was still a father, but the son still didn’t understand, the son hasn’t talked to me for three years now, when he was in georgia is on vacation, and they call him there, that’s where the bombing began, he says he just got me on skype. my friends are being bombed, i answer them, sasha, my friends have been bombed for 8 years, why aren’t you doing this? i noticed that we stop communicating, you see, most of all georgy vasilyevich wants to hug his daughter and is looking forward to what happens next. the movement of the north group in the kharkov direction, for me, for me, kharkov and belgorod are kind of the same thing, i grew up here, in kharkov, lived for more than 30 years, it almost became like home to me, but i was still drawn here, now, if kharkov and belgorod united, thanks even to this war, dolgrev still had a niece in donetsk, anya dolgreva, famous for the russian spring, he would wait... she'