The stories of victory, war and life

The President Vadim Krasnoselsky and deputy of the Supreme Council for electoral district No. 3 Oleg Petrik congratulated the participant of the Great Patriotic War and veteran of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on the upcoming Great Victory Day.

Nikolay Gulyaev told the guests that he had been sent to the front as a 17-year-old boy in 1943 - in the midst of military operations. The first wound in the face of Nikolai Gennadievich was in battle near the Belarusian city of Zhlobin. Another, and again in the face was at the very end of the war.

According to the veteran, after the first injury, the cheek did not heal for a long time, and the doctors decided to send him for treatment in Tbilisi, where there was a more suitable climate. There he graduated from the school of medical instructors. Then he fought in Romania, Hungary, Austria and Czechoslovakia. In Hungary, the front headquarters distributed Nikolai Gennadievich a medical orderly to the finisher.

The conversation over tea lasted more than an hour. During this time, Nikolai Gulyaev shared with guests and other memories of the war and his post-war life. The veteran feels special pride for his great-grandson Denis - a pupil of the Republican Cadet Corps.

The capital's veterans congratulated the deputy of the Supreme Council Tiraspol election district No. 36 "Central" Ilona Tyuryaeva on the upcoming holiday. According to the parliamentarian, the people who defended their Motherland in the fiery fortieth, no matter how worthy of care and respect. This is Alexander Iosifovich Finochko, Nina Alexandrovna Elagina, Olga Mikhaylovna Polishchuk, Galina Alexeyevna Kotenko.

The deputy talked with the veterans about their military past and about how they are living today, wished health and longevity. 95-year-old Nina Elagina, a front-line soldier and a well-deserved teacher, read by heart wonderful poems, told stories about the war and about work in the school in difficult post-war years.