was called at first. was called uncle vasya's brigade, then the people's avengers brigade, vasily voronyanskyoor peasant family. in january 1932, voronyansky passed the test at the cavalry school as an external student. the service characteristics of the future commander of the partisan brigade, signed in october 1940, were that he is closely connected with the masses, knows their needs and shows genuine commanding concern for them, deservedly enjoys authority, is a strong-willed commander, and is ready to carry out any combat mission. on the terrible night of june 22, 1941, vasily voronyansky was in the unit. popped in this morning went home to say goodbye to the front. in a situation that changed every hour, his battalion provided communications to the headquarters of the thirteenth army. almost all the personnel died, and a proud number of fighters found themselves surrounded. germany, but under this noise they joined the partisans, three of their friends from the village, well then they came, they took us away, in the morning, we went, we couldn’t even take anything with us, so as not to

vasily voronyansky comes from a poor peasant family. nsky passed the test as an external student. v cavalry school. the service characteristics of the future commander of the partisan brigade, signed in october 1940, stated that in his practical work he is closely connected with the masses, knows their needs and shows genuine commanding concern for them, deservedly enjoys authority, is a commander of strong will and is ready to carry out any combat mission. on the terrible night of june 22, 1941, vasily voronyansky was in the unit; in the morning he ran home to say goodbye and went to the front. in a changing environment, every hour of the situation, his battalion provided communications to the headquarters of the thirteenth army. almost all the personnel were killed; out of a handful of fighters, he found himself surrounded by. already in my father’s forty-second year. the noise went to the partisans, three of their friends from the village, well then they came, took us away, we left in the morning, we couldn’t even take anything with u