Search for people, search for relatives. https://poiskpeople.ru/

[Патрушев Михаил Владимирович]

Explanation: many settlements are not correctly spelled or do not correspond to the current administrative division. This is a waste of time.

Now the point of the search is if you find the alleged relative. Write to whom, we will make scans of documents from the OBD Memorial, maybe parents or other relatives, addresses are indicated there. All these data should be used when talking with relatives found. If everything converges, then ask what was known about the soldier. Usually, they say either missing or killed in captivity.
After you make sure that those found are relatives of the soldier, I will forward all the coordinates to Moscow, the initiator of the searches. The latter write off with relatives, invite them to burial, send documentation on the soldier, etc.

Good!

 

[Частный детектив. Тайный советник. Омск.]

Thank you Tatiana! Really good, and therefore the right thing you are doing. I bow to you.

 

[Мишина Татьяна]

To everyone who works to perpetuate the memory of Soviet prisoners of war,
dead in the German transit camp Dulag No. 184
Vyazma, Smolensk region

Dear Colleagues!
Together with the Vyazemsky local historians A.L. Kakuyev and I.V.Dolgushev, the authors of the book “The Debt of Memory” with lists of Soviet prisoners of war who tragically died in the Dulag No. 184 transit camp in Vyazma, they began to prepare a book for reprint.
The book “Debt of Memory” was released after processing the lists found in TsAMO of the Russian Federation and transferred to Smolensk by I. I. Ivlev, in Smolensk in 2005 with a circulation of 200 copies, and quickly sold out.
We plan to publish the second edition of the book as a Book of Memory about the defenders of the Fatherland who died in the Vyazma prisoner of war camp. In addition to the edited lists, we place in it family memoirs and photographs sent by relatives (more than 100 families sent), photographs of collective trips of relatives to Vyazma in 2008-2012, materials on military events near Vyazma and in the Moscow direction in 1941-1943, memoirs veterans, former prisoners of Dulag No. 184, search correspondence, archive of publications.
Financing of the publication was promised by the Prefecture of the Central Administrative District of Moscow, which, on behalf of the Mayor of Moscow, S.S. Sobyanina keeps in sight the question of perpetuating the memory of the defenders of Moscow who died in Dulag No. 184.
Currently, more than 200 families of dead soldiers from almost 40 regions of Russia, as well as from Ukraine and the Republic of Belarus, have been found by search engines of the International Association of Public Search Associations "People’s Memory of Defenders of the Fatherland", volunteers from regional search websites and forums in Russia and neighboring countries. Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Lithuania and residing in the USA.
Many relatives of the victims were able to visit the place of death of their relatives in the city of Vyazma (since the fall of 2008, six collective bus trips have been organized, in which descendants of soldiers from the Republics of Mordovia and Tatarstan, Altai and Krasnoyarsk Territories, Voronezh, Kaluga, Kemerovo, Kurgan, Moscow, Penza, Ryazan, Smolensk, Tula, Chelyabinsk, Ulyanovsk, Yaroslavl regions, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Klaipeda (Lithuania)).

Dear friends! Reprinting of the book “Debt of Memory” is possible only with the participation of enthusiasts who have contributed to the perpetuation of the memory of the defenders of the Fatherland who died in Dulag No. 184. WE ASK YOU TO ENTER THE EDITORIAL COLLEGE ON PREPARATION AND EDITION OF THE BOOK.
The final collection of information is carried out on the forum [DLMURL] https://poiskpeople.ru/forum/index.php [/ DLMURL], where the lists of the dead are divided by the site administrator Tatyana Dubovik by country and region, it is possible to transfer the names from one topic to another ( i.e., from one area to another). The forum has a list of found families, which is constantly updated.


With respect and gratitude for your noble work,
Kakuev, Dolgushev, Organizing Committee “Vyazemsky Memorial”

 

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Hello, Tatyana! They searched for Bulatov Pavel Nikolaevich, born in 1920 - the only Crimean on the lists. So far they have “rested” on the fact that there is no Knyazev street in Alushta where the deceased lived before the war. There is a street with the same name in Crimea in Sudak, but it was named after the war in honor of the tanker Andrei Knyazev, who heroically died during the liberation of the city, i.e. for our search is not of operational interest. After clarifying the historical nuances of the Alushta toponymy, we will inform you additionally in the subject. With all respect, Andrew. Crimea.

 

[Tashpoisk-Tatyana]

Hello, Tatyana! They searched for Bulatov Pavel Nikolaevich, born in 1920 - the only Crimean on the lists. So far they have “rested” on the fact that there is no Knyazev street in Alushta where the deceased lived before the war. There is a street with the same name in Crimea in Sudak, but it was named after the war in honor of the tanker Andrei Knyazev, who heroically died during the liberation of the city, i.e. for our search is not of operational interest. After clarifying the historical nuances of the Alushta toponymy, we will inform you additionally in the subject. With all respect, Andrew. Crimea.

Hello. Thanks to Tatyana for posting the lists of prisoners of war.
If you will allow me, then I will upload documents and scans from the OBD Memorial and other sources to the fighters.
This can help in the search and save your time.

Data from OBD on Bulatov Pavel Nikolaevich, born in 1920

Prisoner of War Information
Record Number 80335004
Surname Bulatov
Name Paul
Patronymic Nikolaevich
Date of birth __.__. 1920
Fate died in captivity
Date of death 03.16.1942
Burial place Smolensk region., Vyazma
Name of TsAMO information source
Source Information Fund Number 58
Information source inventory number 18001
Information source case number 1220
[DLMURL="https://www.obd-memorial.ru/Image2/filterimage?path=Z/013/058-0018001-1220/00000334.JPG&id=80334982&id=80334982&id1=67f6818c616a32d132648cbdf96965b1"] http: //www.obd -memorial.ru/Image2/filte ... bdf96965b1 [/ DLMURL]
Crimea ASSR, Alushta, Knyazev, 17.

There is no information in the Book of Memory of Ukraine
[DLMURL] https://www.memory-book.com.ua/people/search [/ DLMURL]

There is information about him on another website of the Communist Party of Ukraine
https://memory.dag.com.ua/search?q=%EF%E ... & page = 1620

Profile Number: 629696
Bulatov Pavel Nikolaevich
Date of birth 1920
Additional Information
Information for the descendants of 1920, Alushta, died of wounds.
Source of information: “Book of memory of Ukraine”
Autonomous Republic of Crimea, TOM III, Alushta district, List of servicemen who died, died from wounds and are missing on the fronts of World War II

According to reports, I have not yet found him, only namesakes.

 

[Частный детектив. Харьков.]

A necessary and noble cause. Respect Tatiana.

 

[Симферополь]

Tashpoisk-tatyana

Tatyana, hello! According to the Red Army Pavel Nikolaevich Bulatov, born in 1920 met with the director of the Alushta Museum of Local Lore - Rudnitskaya Vera Grigoryevna, (e-mail: rudver@ukr.net ) After studying the documents, it turned out that among the historical names of the city streets - st. Knyazev is not there either. Let's try to carry out work on the list of namesakes in the address bureau, maybe this will give something, although the volume of work will be large, but there is little hope. With respect to you, as to the comrade-in-arms and like-minded person of Tatyana Mishina and your Labor, Andrey (Crimea) and the KDA Secret Service team.