"Remember the war": the Northern Fleet began to search for submarines killed in WWII

The Northern Fleet, together with the Russian Geographical Society, began the second stage of a comprehensive expedition called "Remember the War". This was reported by the press service fleet.

As part of the second stage, the Romuald Muklevich hydrographic vessel sailed into the Barents Sea, where it will search for submarines that died in the Great Patriotic War. At present, the Ilya Muromets icebreaker and the Elbrus multifunctional logistic support vessel are located in the Barents Sea, performing the tasks of the first stage of the expedition. The results of their work will be the starting point for further research in the Arctic.

In turn, "Romuald Muklevich" will search for two Soviet submarines of the "M" type - "Baby", which died in 1942 and 1943. The alleged places of their death were already investigated, which helped to find several sunken ships and vessels, including the bow of the Tbilisi transport, which died in 1945, but the submarines themselves were never found.

(..) Hydrographers plan to search for the M-Malyutka-type submarines of the Northern Fleet that were killed during the Great Patriotic War: M-122 (died in 1943) and M-175 (died in 1942). It is also planned to survey the locations of the German minefields "Bantos-A" and "Bantos-B"

- says the message of the fleet.

The departure of the vessel will last 10 days. The press service of the fleet reminded that the spring sailing of the hydrographic service is traditionally accompanied by a "run-in" of young specialists.

Comments

[Vladimir_2U]

More than a necessary thing, this is one of the most important things if Russia wants to be a power, not a gas station.

[Paragraph Epitafievich Y.]

Quote: Vladimir_2U

this is one of the most important things if Russia wants to be a power, not a gas station.

but what does the gas station have to do with it? Let's find boats and stop trading hydrocarbons?

[Vladimir_2U]

Quote: Paragraph Epitafievich Y.

but what does the gas station have to do with it? Let's find boats and stop trading hydrocarbons?

Because if you merge the memory of that war, which was successfully done until recently, then Kolya from Urengoy from Russia will only be able to make a gas station, and since they took it at a high level, very high, then there is hope.

[Civil]

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Because if you merge the memory of that war, which was successfully done until recently,

Until what recent? Do you have something against GDP? Any facts?

and since they took it at a high level, very high, then hope eats

Mishustin personally brought the ship out to sea?

This sanctuary in memory of the Second World War begins only closer to May 09. The rest of the time they are fighting for the gas station.

[Vladimir_2U]

Quote: Civil

Until what recent? Do you have something against GDP? Any facts?

Monuments to Mannerheim, indulging the Poles with Katyn was not so long ago, although you do not seem to consider such things as something reprehensible.

Quote: Civil

Mishustin personally brought the ship out to sea?

You don't have to mow under the idiot, the naval vessel with the left heel of the admiral is not sent to search for the dead ships.

[Paragraph Epitafievich Y.]

Quote: Vladimir_2U

a naval vessel with the left heel of the admiral is not sent to search for dead ships.

Well, I think it makes sense then to talk about the left heel of the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Russian Geographical Society Vladimir Putin?)) Solid patronage, there are no questions. And that's good, I guess.

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Monuments to Mannerheim,

Not a monument, just a board. Another French bun "to crunch" to under-nobles and all kinds of "conciliators" - yes. Memories like these in honor of controversial personalities are always resonant. However, which of our historical figures is absolutely unambiguous?

[JD1979]

Quote: Civil

Until what recent? Do you have something against GDP? Any facts?

Ooo sectarian decrypted))) Do you immediately refer any criticism to the president? Or are local people responsible for what is happening on the ground?

Quote: Civil

Mishustin personally brought the ship out to sea?

And here is the second person in charge of everything appointed?)))
As I understand it, from the moon you don't see a failure in the education of young people and the schools associated with these, this is especially manifested when propaganda materials are released by May 9 ... Either German tanks, then soldiers ... You just have to cling to something and hang the stigma of those who criticize Putin))) Do not break your forehead)))

[Serg65]

Quote: Civil

This sanctuary in memory of the Second World War begins only closer to May 09

So thank God that this is beginning! 71 years ago, the war ended, and we still cannot bury the defenders of the Motherland! Memory ... where has this memory been for SEVENTY years ????

[Paragraph Epitafievich Y.]

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Because if you drain the memory of that war

And if we speculate with memory and creak loudly with clamps, then will there be their own Silicon Valleys or Zhongguancun?

[Andr_38]

So far, you are grinding your teeth loudly. Apparently, the news hit hard.

[Paragraph Epitafievich Y.]

Quote: Andr_38

So far, you are grinding your teeth loudly. Apparently, the news hit hard.

You shouldn't get personal, I suppose. Why would the news that “came out, didn’t find, came back” hurt? I am against the creation of national fetishes - that's all. And I don't see anything extraordinary in the fact that the hydrographers went to sea - this is their service.

[Andr_38]

Quote: Paragraph Epitafievich Y.

I am against the creation of national fetishes - that's all.

Personally, I do not see anything wrong with the "creation of national fetishes", or rather in the patriotic education of citizens. Youth first.

[Paragraph Epitafievich Y.]

Quote: Andr_38

I personally don't see anything

Yes, please, your right.

[Serg65]

Quote: Paragraph Epitafievich Y.

if you speculate with memory and creak loudly with scrapings

Well, yes, it is better to cancel Victory Day like Stalin ... or publish "memoirs" like Brezhnev! And taking care of the veterans and marking the Victory Day as the country's main holiday is definitely speculation!

[Paragraph Epitafievich Y.]

Quote: Serg65

And caring for veterans

Stop being hypocritical. There are only a few veterans left, and you offhand, without the Internet, will not be able to name a single name of a living veteran of the Great Patriotic War. "Veteran", no matter how scary, is an abstract quantity used as a yardstick for attitudes toward power. And the authorities are not averse to using old people for their own purposes, as was the case recently with the "insult" scandal.

Quote: Serg65

and designation of the Victory Day

Why should we designate it? This is a public holiday - what other designations are needed? Parades? Well, every year there is a parade - what else?

[Serg65]

Clever you, I buried my father last Saturday, with an orchestra, "Farewell to the Slavyanka", an honor guard and a weapon salute ... father-sergeant major of the 2nd battery of the 990th ZAP of the 12th anti-aircraft artillery division of the RGK of the 65th army Batov of the 2nd Belorussian Front of Marshal Rokossovsky! Well, do you think I know something about veterans?

Quote: Paragraph Epitafievich Y.

Well, every year there is a parade - what else?

You don't smell good ... go and read Mein Kampf in the evenings?

[Paragraph Epitafievich Y.]

Quote: Serg65

Well, do you think I know something about veterans?

I see that You you know.

Quote: Serg65

do you read Mein Kampf in the evenings?

And what does MK have to do with it?

[Vladimir_2U]

Quote: Paragraph Epitafievich Y.

And if we speculate with memory and creak loudly with clamps, then will there be their own Silicon Valleys or Zhongguancun?

To restore at the state level The memory of the victims, who they were and for what they fought for you to "creak loudly with clamps", but you have long been clear about everything. And to spit on your own past and sell it to enemies inexpensively undoubtedly contributes to the revival of the country, so what?

[Paragraph Epitafievich Y.]

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Restore at the state level The memory of the victims, who they were and what they fought for "to creak loudly with scraping"

Exactly. In the Soviet Union, there was a kind of balance between the memory of the war and prospects, there was some kind of ideology. Now pathetic speculations on the subject of the Second World War have become the official state religion - precisely a religion, not an ideology. With all the appropriate attributes. Pretentious temples, annual parade processions, "they will die, and we will go to paradise" and so on.

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Don't care about your own past

The past is already the past. You can argue about him, but trying to change him is idiotic, you know.

Quote: Vladimir_2U

undoubtedly contributes to the revival of the country, so what?

And in your opinion, the "revival of the country" is promoted by all this neophyte fanaticism, into which the memory of the war has been turned? How is it? Just don’t talk about young people. She is already mentally too far from our generations who graduated from Soviet schools and universities. It is not smart to feed post-industrial generations with porridge about the events of eighty years ago.

[Vladimir_2U]

Quote: Paragraph Epitafievich Y.

The past is already the past. You can argue about him, but trying to change him is idiotic, you know.

Denial of modern revisionism of history, that's idiocy. And denial of the influence of revisionism on the position of modern Russia is either idiocy or direct indulgence of revisionists.

Quote: Paragraph Epitafievich Y.

And in your opinion, the "revival of the country" is promoted by all this neophyte fanaticism, into which the memory of the war has been turned?

Better this way than sprinkling the head, on a deceitful occasion, and substituting the ass to the rumpy Russophobes, small and large.

[Paragraph Epitafievich Y.]

It is necessary to fight for the present and the future, and not poke around in mothballs and catch "Russophobes" in the darkness of history.

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Denial of modern revisionism of history

What kind of revisionism? Again your favorite chewing gum about "rewriting history"? And who raised his hand to the sacred cow? Poles? Balts? Ukrainians? What do you care about their textbooks? In terms of history, each state is an introvert, it loves and cherishes only its own version and tries to fit it into world historiography. And he considers himself, of course, the only monopolist and regulator of his own history. And all those who disagree or doubt are revisionists, light brown (and other) fobes .... and what other stamps do you have there?

[Vladimir_2U]

Quote: Paragraph Epitafievich Y.

Again your favorite chewing gum about "rewriting history"? And who raised his hand to the sacred cow? Poles? Balts? Ukrainians?

What is this, who are we talking about here ?:

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Because if you merge the memory of that war, which was successfully done until recently

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Monuments to Mannerheim, indulging the Poles with Katyn was not so long ago, although you do not seem to consider such things as something reprehensible.

Quote: Vladimir_2U

And spitting on your own past and selling it to enemies inexpensively undoubtedly contributes to the revival of the country.

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Better this way than sprinkling the head, on a deceitful occasion, and exposing the ass to the rumpy Russophobes small and large

Strictly about the recent policy of oblivion of Victory!

Quote: Paragraph Epitafievich Y.

And all those who disagree or doubt are revisionists, light brown (and other) fobes .... and what other stamps do you have there?

When the monsters write about all kinds of lies about the detachments and penal battalions, when the degenerates write about the "raped millions" and so on, these are not cliches. And lamenting about such as "doubters" is the stamp of a liberal Russophobe, how can they not lie, they doubt.

[Paragraph Epitafievich Y.]

Quote: Vladimir_2U

liberal stamp

but, well, yes - that's the same. How did I forget ...

[Abrosimov Sergey Olegovich]

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Because if you merge the memory of that war, which was successfully done until recently, then Kolya from Urengoy from Russia will only be able to make a gas station, and since they took it at a high level, very high, then there is hope.

However, let me ask you a provocative question: Can you name our heroes of the 1812 PATRIOTIC WAR without special preparation?
If not a lot, then we did merge that war and those heroes, but did not turn into a third world country ...

[vl903]

we are not a country of the 3rd world? let me look in my pocket .... but I realized it was a joke !!!

[Andr_38]

Read about the degree of development and realities of life in Africa or Latin America. Maybe after that you will stop calling Russia a "third world country".

[Vladimir_2U]

Quote: Abrosimov Sergey Olegovich

How much can you name our heroes of the PATRIOTIC WAR OF 1812 without any special preparation?

Personally, I can decently, but what does this have to do with the current situation with the denial and perversion of the role of Russia / the USSR in the Great Patriotic War? The consequences of the wars of 1812 and 1941-45 differ too much, Russia by that Victory practically did not change its position in Europe, not to mention the world, unlike the Victory over Nazi Germany, firstly, secondly and more importantly, even now the assessments of the results of the war The year 1812 does not change in the world! What can not be said about the assessment not even of the results, but of the origins and instigators of WWII. So the question is not provocative but rotten and stupid.

[Serg65]

Quote: Vladimir_2U

if you merge the memory of that war, which was successfully done until recently

And what did you do forty years after the war?

[Vladimir_2U]

Quote: Serg65

And what did you do forty years after the war?

Are you talking about the Great Patriotic War? Give examples of the perversion of goals, results, and most importantly the memory of the victims by the leadership of the USSR.

[Serg65]

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Are you talking about the Great Patriotic War?

She, my friend, is about her!

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Give examples of the perversion of goals, results, and most importantly the memory of the victims by the leadership of the USSR.

May 9 became Victory Day in 1945 according to the decree of the Presidium of the USSR Armed Forces and .... and then that's it! The cripples, out of sight, closed their eyes to the remains of Soviet soldiers scattered across the Russian forests and steppes. Rzhev, Nevsky Pyatachek, Sevastopol, Kharkov, Uman are ordered to forget! The 10th anniversary of the Victory was celebrated with festivities ... and then after work! In the 70s, the country learned with amazement about the bloody battles in the suburbs of Novorossiysk, and then only thanks to the book "Small Land"! Oh, if Leonid Ilyich was in charge of the political department somewhere, let's say ... well, at least on the Nevsky patch, then the guys there probably would not play football with human skulls ... It's not strange that our dear Mikhail Sergeevich remembered about veterans, though not for long, by the end of the 80s, the defeated remembered the winners and did not let the winners not die of hunger by organizing food humanitarian aid!
And so yes ... pompous speeches from the grandstands, monumental monuments, epic films (at which veterans were spitting cursing) .... it was, I do not deny.

[Vladimir_2U]

Quote: Serg65

May 9 became Victory Day in 1945 according to the decree of the Presidium of the USSR Armed Forces and .... and then that's it! The cripples, out of sight, closed their eyes to the remains of Soviet soldiers scattered across the Russian forests and steppes. Rzhev, Nevsky Pyatachek, Sevastopol, Kharkov, Uman are ordered to forget!

Yes, you are balabol, because your words have nothing to do with nexamples of the perversion of goals, results, and most importantly the memory of those killed by the leadership of the USSR.

Quote: Serg65

the victors remembered the defeated and did not let the winners not die of hunger by organizing food humanitarian aid!

Veterans with such as you contenders spat.

[Serg65]

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Yes you are balabol

Eh Volodya ... and face the truth?

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Veterans with such as you contenders spat.

Here you are, a fighter with braces, did you personally do something for these veterans?
How you cringe from this holiday, just like vampires from the sun!

[Vladimir_2U]

Quote: Serg65

How you cringe from this holiday, just like vampires from the sun!

For me, Victory Day is a real holiday.

But for the one who wrote this, Victory Day is just an excuse for demagoguery.

Quote: Serg65

Strange as it may seem, our dear Mikhail Sergeevich remembered the veterans, though not for long, by the end of the 80s the conquered remembered the winners and did not let the winners not die of hunger by organizing food humanitarian aid!

Good for the veterans, the unfinished Nazis and Gorby began to do?

[Serg65]

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Good for the veterans, the unfinished Nazis and Gorby began to do?

Once again, I propose to face the truth, and not live with the slogans "All power to the Soviets!"
Calm down, I have a purely negative attitude towards Gorbochev, but what happened, it happened ... you can't throw it out of history, but at the expense of the Germans .... Dad said that I'd rather die of hunger than their handouts are. By the way, in the same years, the Germans began to pay pensions to former Ostarbeiters.

[Vladimir_2U]

Quote: Serg65

but what was, what was ... you cannot erase it from history

What was definitely not there was the perversion of the role of the USSR in the Victory and lies about the veterans respected by me and you. And the fact that there was no pressure, as now, before the holiday, so it should not be forgotten that there were also people who fought in the leadership of the country. Probably they understood something.

[Serg65]

Quote: Vladimir_2U

there were also people who fought in the leadership of the country. Probably they understood something.

Well, yes .... only for 45 years they have not been honored to bury those victims who gave their lives for their Motherland ... I am already silent about the living.

[Doctor]

Yes, well done guys!
Motivates better than any patriotic conversation.

[fruc]

The right thing. Good luck.

[Blacksmith 55]

Not only is it a good and necessary thing, it also combines study. Not only with the help of instruments, but it is also possible to dive is provided, or deep-sea submersibles are used. All together is learning and skills acquisition.

[Polite Moose]

Quote: Blacksmith 55

Not only is it a good and necessary thing, it also combines study.

And, if we assume that the search for sunken boats is a noble cover for another, more interesting goal. Nobody admits to hydrographing faq there.
"... we disagree one at a time. If anything, we are geologists, that is, hydrographs ..."

[Olgovich]

Quote: Arzt

Yes, well done guys!
Motivates better than any patriotic conversation.

all good fellows: even in not very simple times, funds were found, and considerable, for the implementation of a noble task.

[Hunter 2]

Good and Necessary Deed! Find, pay the last Honors and mark as the Mass Graves of the Sailors! Health and good luck to the expedition members!

[rocket757]

"Remember the war": the Northern Fleet began to search for submarines killed in WWII

It’s necessary. Nobody should be forgotten.

[tralflot1832]

Eternal memory to the lost sailors in the Barents Sea. The water in winter turns from blue to light green !!!

[svp67]

Good luck ... and seven feet under the keel

[Paragraph Epitafievich Y.]

type M - "Baby": M-122 (died in 1943)

On the morning of May 14, when moving from a position to a maneuvering base in Tsyp-Navolok Bay for charging the M-122 batteries, point 69 ° 56 'N, 32 ° 53' E. was attacked and sunk by bombs of two Fw-190 aircraft from 14 / JG5 (according to other sources, attacked by three Bf-109 fighter-bombers). Three hours later, patrol boats MO No. 122 and MO No. 123, which approached the site of the submarine's wreck, picked up the corpse of the assistant commander, senior lieutenant I.I. Ilyin with a shrapnel wound to the head and arm. 122 crew members were killed on the M-22. (C)

M-175 (died in 1942).

Joachim Decke (U-548), four torpedoes.

[Scharnhorst]

If they find it, what are the next steps? On land it is clear - a solemn reburial. Why not raise ships for disposal and reburial the dead (or designate a burial) in the form of a memorial in one of the naval bases, and not be limited to a point in the sea using the GLONASS system?

[vl903]

It was not realistic to lift ships in the usual way - they rotted. Special ways - super expensive. It is possible to extract the remains, but there is a high risk of losing the divers. Removing the cannons and placing them at a memorial plaque in some city or near a school is real, at a depth of up to 60 meters. Deeper up to 300 is possible, but super expensive, although as an exercise it may depend on technical capabilities. The most reasonable thing is to remember not only about that War, but also about all our Wars and explain to children why they were then and are going now. Well, if possible, find all the Unknown soldiers (sailors)

[tralflot1832]

As one who departed at sea, if he died at sea he must lie in the sea! And a bottle of sea water for his wife !!!

[Paragraph Epitafievich Y.]

Quote: Scharnhorst

Why not raise ships for recycling

What for? What kind of recycling? Each boat is a mass grave of 22 sailors!
As I believe, the point is in the discovery and subsequent certification of a military burial. With the plotting of coordinates on pilot charts and "Notices to Mariners".

[BAI]

If they find it, what are the next steps?

The deceased ship is declared a mass burial and the place where the ship was wrecked receives a protection status (if the remains of the sailors are not raised for burial on the ground).

[Rusnemez]

There is an idea that this is the Legend of the event, and yet it is possible that they will find something. But real tasks can be much more interesting.

[Constanty]

The hydrographic vessel "Romuald Muklevich" is a ship built at a Polish shipyard, named after a Pole who deserved it for Russia and the USSR.

Good luck.

It is important that families are aware of the exact fate of their deceased relatives. Remember the War is a very important and good project. Such a program would be useful in Poland .. In Poland, despite numerous attempts to find ORP "Orzeł", nothing is known about its real fate.

[BAI]

The authorship can be different:
Lomonosov: "People who do not know their past have no future"
Klyuchevsky: "A people who do not remember their past has no future."
But the meaning is the same.
If a people wants to be great, they must remember their history. Whatever it is. M. b. and the USSR collapsed because the history of tsarist Russia was rejected?
And in general - the war is not over until the last killed soldier is buried. Until we find everyone, the war is not over.

[Paragraph Epitafievich Y.]

Quote: BAI

And in general - the war is not over until the last killed soldier is buried. Until we find everyone, the war is not over.

Enough pathos. And there is no need to generalize.
Here is the list all sailors M-122, whose mass grave was the boat. Who prevents us from remembering them?

Shipin Pavel Vasilievich, born in 1914, lieutenant commander, commander of the submarine "M-122".
Russian. Member of the CPSU (b).
Born in the village of Timonka, Palekh district, Ivanovo region. In the staff of the RKKF since 1932.

Order of the Patriotic War I degree
Afanasyev Ivan Grigorievich, born in 1914, lieutenant-captain, divisional navigator of the 4th division of the Northern Fleet submarine.
Russian, member of the CPSU (b).
A native of the Moscow region. In the staff of the RKKF since 1933.

Order of the Red Banner Order of the Patriotic War II Art.
Ilyin Ivan Iosifovich, born in 1919, senior lieutenant, assistant commander, commander of warhead-1.
Russian, member of the CPSU (b).
A native of the city of Torez, Donetsk region. In the staff of the RKKF since 1938.

Order of the Red Star
Karasev Konstantin Averyanovich, born in 1920, lieutenant, commander of the BC-3.
Russian, member of the CPSU (b).
A native of the city of Oryol. In the staff of the RKKF since 1936.

Order of the Red Star Order of the Patriotic War II Art.
Pleshivtsev Boris Sergeevich, born in 1920, lieutenant engineer, commander of warhead-5.
Russian, non-partisan.
A native of the city of Kharkov. In the staff of the RKKF since 1937.

Order of the Patriotic War, XNUMXst degree (posthumously)
Uvarov Vasily Nikolaevich, born in 1909, chief petty officer, boatswain.
Russian. Non-partisan.
Born in the village of Beloomut, Lukhovitsky District, Moscow Region. Mobilized to the RKKF from the reserve in 1941 by the Lukhovitsky RVK.

Order of the Red Star
Kuznetsov Anatoly Ivanovich, born in 1918, foreman of the 2nd article, commander of the helmsman squad.
Russian, member of the CPSU (b).
A native of the village of Borisovskaya (or Borisovo), Kirillovsky District, Vologda Oblast. Drafted to the RKKF by the Kirillov RVC in 1939.

Medal of Honor"
Lizunov Pavel Alexandrovich, born in 1918, senior sailor, senior helmsman.
Russian, member of the Komsomol.
A native of the town of Malaya Vishera, Novgorod region. Drafted to the RKKF by the Volodarsky RVK of the Leningrad Region in 1939.

Zyabrev Vasily Andreevich, born in 1920, Red Navy sailor, helmsman.
Russian, non-partisan.
A native of the Chernyansky district of the Belgorod region. Drafted into the RKKF in 1941 by the Kirov RVK (? Region?).

Babayan Kegan Yeranosovich, born in 1923, Red Navy sailor, helmsman.
Armenian, non-partisan.
A native of the city of Tovuz (Tauz), Azerbaijan. Drafted to the RKKF in 1942 by the Shaumyan RVC in Baku.

Order of the Red Star
Perekokin Boris Sergeevich, born in 1917, foreman of the 2nd article, commander of the department of navigational electricians.
Russian, member of the Komsomol.
A native of the Uryupinsky district of the Volgograd region. Drafted into the RKKF in 1939 by the Stalingrad RVK.

Order of the Red Star
Matisov Sergey Emelyanovich, born in 1913, chief petty officer, foreman of the torpedo group.
Russian, candidate member of the CPSU (b).
A native of the city of Volgograd. Super-conscript. Drafted into the RKKF by the Stalingrad RVK in 1935.

Ivan Pavlovich Kovalev, born in 1922, Red Navy, torpedo operator.
Russian, member of the Komsomol.
A native of the village of Utichye, Shchuchansky district, Kurgan region. Drafted into the RKKF Galkinsky RVK of the Chelyabinsk region in 1942.

Order of the Patriotic War II Art.
Moshkin Alexander Vasilievich, born in 1915, foreman of the 2nd article, commander of the radio operators' squad.
Russian, member of the Komsomol.
A native of the Orichevsky district of the Kirov region. Drafted to the RKKF in 1937 by the Kotelnichesky RVC of the Kirov region.

Order of the Patriotic War, XNUMXst degree (posthumously)
Muratov Vladimir Andreevich, born in 1920, senior Red Navy sailor, commander of the acoustics department.
Russian, member of the Komsomol.
Born in the village of Averyanovka, Bogatovsky District, Samara Region. Drafted to the RKKF in 1940 by the Proletarian RVK (? Region?).

Order of the Patriotic War II Art.
Fedorov Nikolai Ivanovich, born in 1915, foreman of 1 article, foreman of a group of minders.
Russian, member of the CPSU (b).
Born in the city of Sestroretsk, Leningrad Region. Drafted to the RKKF in 1937 by the Kuibyshev RVC of the city of Leningrad.

Order of the Patriotic War, XNUMXst degree (posthumously)
Topilsky Valentin (Vasily) Petrovich, born in 1919, foreman of the 2nd article, the commander of the department of mechanics.
Russian, member of the Komsomol.
A native of the city of St. Petersburg. Drafted to the RKKF by the October RVC of the city of Leningrad in 1939.

Order of the Patriotic War, XNUMXst degree (posthumously)
Alexey Semyonovich Spiridonov, born in 1923, Red Navy sailor, minder.
Russian, member of the Komsomol.
A native of the Saratov region. Drafted to the RKKF by the Lenin RVK of Baku in 1942.

Order of the Patriotic War, XNUMXst degree (posthumously)
Magutin Pyotr Ilyich, born in 1915, foreman of 1 article, foreman of a group of electricians.
Russian, non-partisan.
A native of the Pyatiizbyansky farm in the Kalachevsky district of the Volgograd region. Drafted into the RKKF in 1937 by the Stalingrad RVK.

Vershinin Anatoly Stepanovich, born in 1923, Red Navy sailor, electrician.
Russian, non-partisan.
Born in Belaken region, Azerbaijan. Drafted to the RKKF by the Lenin RVK of the city of Baku in 1942.

Order of the Patriotic War II Art.
Makhrov Nikolai Alekseevich (Aleksandrovich), born in 1919, foreman of the 2nd article, commander of the hold section.
Russian, member of the Komsomol.
A native of the village of Mikhailovka, probably of the Yekaterinovsky (or Rtishchevsky) district of the Saratov region or the village of Perevesino-Mikhailovka of the Turkovsky district of the same region. Drafted to the RKKF in 1939 by the Ordzhonikidze RVC (? Area?).

Order of the Patriotic War, XNUMXst degree (posthumously)
Nikolaev Victor Nikolaevich, born in 1921, Red Navy sailor, hold.
Izhorets, member of the Komsomol.
Born in the Komi Republic. Drafted to the RKKF Kingisepp RVK of the Leningrad Region in 1941.

[vl903]

Enough pathos. And there is no need to generalize.
Here is a list of all the sailors M-122, whose mass grave was the boat. Who prevents us from remembering them?

so it is so ... my grandfather was looking for the grave of his older brother somewhere near Moscow, a pilot.
I found it .... I found it on the site: died near Moscow in early 1942, POLITICAL OFFICER of the 1st Moscow Labor Division ???? mass grave. contacted local search engines. They said the grave was transferred three times. out of several hundred, only one was in uniform, an officer. the rest were civilians. his name is on the tombstone. What has changed from this? nothing, but you start to look at the world around and appreciate it differently. And THANKS to the search engines !!!!

[svp67]

Quote: Paragraph Epitafievich Y.

Who prevents us from remembering them?

Only our unconsciousness. But this search event is not a simple action, such events in the Baltic and the Black Sea helped to find out many other details of the combat activities and the fate of the submarine crews, and not all of them coincided with the previously existing ones.

[begemot20091]

Quote: Abrosimov Sergey Olegovich

How much can you name our heroes of the PATRIOTIC WAR OF 1812 without any special preparation?

many. she was a good teacher in literature. And ZhZL published an excellent book "Heroes ...". Well, if you haven't read Tarle ... It's not my fault