Molly biography

Read us for: I met him several times. I now re-read the interviews that I took on the editorial office, they are all somehow worthless. What experience of veterans can come in handy in the life of today? Or about whether it is necessary to introduce the title of the hero of labor again. It was believed that all these “burning” questions answer the agenda, and the reader is eager to see the answers to them on a newspaper page ...

He fought for his homeland Vladimir Ivanovich Dolgikh was born on December 5 in the village of Ilan Krasnoyarsk Territory. In m, in the incomplete 17 years, he went to the front as a volunteer. Member of the battle of Moscow. In M was seriously wounded. Almost a year was treated in hospitals, underwent five operations. Long were recognized as worthless to service in the army.

Returning from the front, he entered the Irkutsk Mining and Metallurgical Institute, which he graduated with honors in the year. In the years - the shift chief, a technologist, the head of the workshop and the chief engineer of the affinage plant in Krasnoyarsk. In gg. In the year, V. Dolgikh was awarded the title of Hero of Socialist Labor. In the year, he was awarded the title of Hero of Socialist Labor.

In the year, due to disagreement with Mikhail Gorbachev, he left all posts. In the year he was elected chairman of the Moscow City Council of Veterans of War and Labor. From a year, he was a representative from the executive body of state power of the city of Moscow in the Council of the Federation of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation. Once, a few years ago, after such an empty, on -duty interview, they suddenly talked about what was not written in dedicated articles in encyclopedias and Wikipedias.

Vladimir Ivanovich remembered the meter now the old notebook with the recording of that conversation, and - goosebumps on the back. The line from the poem of the poet Pavel Kogan who died in the war is recalled: “We put up bad songs about amazing affairs” ... Instead of a stream of praise in honor of the person who left us, it is better to provide, albeit belatedly, the word to him: - I am from the knocked out generation.

Of the 18 guys who in M ​​volunteers went with me to the front from the Siberian village of Ilan, only a few people returned home. For the most part - cripples. Hundreds of thousands of residents-Boys, the war was knocked out aside. They were waiting for her. On the radio, the newspapers reported that the Germans captured France, Norway, Poland. Even in our village, people said that Hitler would soon go to the Soviet Union.

And he attacked. At school, I was a secretary of the Komsomol organization. There were 17 of them, but I said - 18, considering myself, although I was less a year. All of us, 18 people, signed up volunteers. At home, he told my parents that I was leaving for war. Mom stared at me for a long, long time and left the room only when her tears flowed out of her stream, as they taught ...

The day after day we crawled to the mock-ups of the tanks and threw conditional bottles with a combustible mixture in them. We were very in a hurry to the front, they were afraid that we would not have time to fight, to accomplish feats. And the Swinformburo every day was reported by strange news about the “straightening” of the front line. The Germans took our cities one after another.

We did not graduate from the regimental school. All cadets were sent to marching companies to the front. I remember on my birthday - December 5, I turned 17 years old - we slowly rode through Moscow to the barracks in Maryina Roshch.

The guys said that maybe we will fight on these streets if the Germans begin the assault on the capital. But the next day, December 6, our company of anti -tank rifles entered its first battle in the suburbs: the counterattack of the Soviet troops, the battle for Moscow began. I remembered: the night on New Year's Eve, the fighters just fell into a cold dugout, without undressing, in an embrace with weapons.

Suddenly a cry: “In a gun! I wanted to fall to the ground, squeeze into it. But it was impossible for me: as a Komsomol activist, I was just appointed deputy company political instructor, so I must show an example to everyone. He pulled himself together. He fought, like everyone else. It was hungry, cold, trench lice were. I went on the same roads of war, and the war - a thing fierce.

We went on foot all the suburbs in the winter of the years. Our company was constantly thrown into tank -hazardous directions. We will plunge like horses with weapons, ammunition - and we go, walk past the burned villages, past the beaten German and our equipment, past the dead people frozen in the snow. Probably, this was in the summer under the village of Vyazovataya in the Oryol region.

Five or six times we attacked in the forehead of the heights, and the German held strongly. We could not knock him out. In the morning, a hundred Red Army soldiers went into battle, and in the evening they counted - half of the personnel in the company survived. The regiment repulsed the city of Livna. Then we went to storm the Zmiyovka railway station. The Germans launched aviation into business.

And as soon as we climbed the attack, the Germans covered us with dense mortar fire. Here Mina hooked me. It was lucky that the orderlies on the battlefield were immediately found and carried out. In the cold, with a large loss of blood from multiple fragmentation wounds, I wouldn’t last long ... I then did five operations, only for the ninth month I could get on my feet for the first time, and then with the help of crutches.The fragments of the German mines went out for a long time, even after the medical commission made a conclusion at the beginning of the year: to commission me from the ranks of the army.

He lifted and “put on his feet” the Norilsk Mining and Metallurgical Plant, where he worked as a chief engineer and then the director for many years. He was subordinate to 40 enterprises - mines, factories. The team - the whole polar city was more kept “on the shoulders” near the plant - a communal apartment, a social apartment ... and there were poor ores that did not allow the plan to fulfill the plan.

But it was he who began to develop exploration work and - was lucky: geologists discovered the richest deposit in Talnah. The productivity of the enterprise increased by 10 times. The photo of G. They saved their homeland from the enemy, and built such a foundation that today is a stronger that does not allow Russia to fall apart, which withstands all the loads, which throws us a brutal time.

Farewell, Vladimir Ivanovich. Low bow to you. Eternal memory. The direct speech “Vladimir Ivanovich lived a large, worthy life and always - and at the beginning of the professional path, and already being a prominent statesman - remained faithful to his moral principles and ideals. Vladimir Ivanovich Dolgikh was not afraid of difficulties and never retreated, sought to be the most useful homeland in everything, felt personal involvement in her fate.

From the school, a volunteer went into the Red Army, and after the Great Patriotic War, together with the whole people, he lifted the country from the ruins, strengthened its economic power and strength. His heroic front -line biography, a huge contribution to the development of national industry, demanded social activity, concern for the generation of veterans rightfully won him high, well -deserved authority and respect.

We will preserve the bright memory of Vladimir Ivanovich Dolgikh - an honest, decent person and the present patriot. President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin. Moscow, Kremlin, on October 8.