We are looking for relatives of the deceased pilot according to their passport data

[елена москва]

Hello!
My name is Elena Zhilinskaya, I am a volunteer of the All-Russian public organization "Search", which is engaged in perpetuating the names of the fallen defenders of the Fatherland in the Second World War 1941-1945.
We are also looking for relatives of the fallen warriors, whose remains today are found by search squads.

NIKITIN Boris Fedorovich, 1921 gr., Lieutenant, pilot, ur. Nelidovsky district of the Moscow region, the village of Vasilyevskaya.
Father Grigoryev Fedor Grigoryevich, Moscow-112, Starobryadcheskaya Street, Silin Tupik, 8 sq. 4.
The remains with aircraft debris were found in the Tosnensky district of the Leningrad region.
The pilot is not buried! Looking for relatives!

In the course of the work we managed to find out in the passport office at the place of residence of the relatives of the deceased that they were in 1965. moved to a new address in Moscow: Semenovskaya nab. d.6 sq. 7
Here are the names of relatives and their passport details:

1. The passport ХХХ-СУ No. 746975 was issued on 02.16.52 g
- 35 OM (police department) of the city of Moscow -Grigoriev Fedor Grigorievich 1886 gr.

2) Passport 1-CA No. 589781 issued 5.9.1953 g
- 35 OM - Grigoryeva Praskovya Ivanovna 05/20/1936 gr

3) Passport ХХ11-СУ No. 574617 issued 2.11.1949
-35 OM Moscow
Fadeeva Lyubov Grigoryevna 06/29/1923 gr

To continue our search, we need to find a house book at this address in order to track the further fate of the relatives of the deceased pilot.
The search is complicated by the fact that today in Moscow there is no such house along Semenovskaya embankment and it does not seem possible to establish whether it really was. All my clarifications on this issue do not bring a positive result. Perhaps in housing docs for 1965. there is a passportist error.
The search goes into a deadlock.

Dear detectives, please help to “break through” the passport data for these people in order to see, for example, a change of surnames for women’s marriage or the death of one of three relatives. Generally interested in any information about these people.
I see that they all received these passports during the existence of the Soviet Union, but nevertheless I really hope for your help!
Our task today is to inform relatives of the fate of a person close to them so that he does not belong to the family all these years, like a missing person.

With uv.Elena Zhilinskaya.

 

[Олегас]

Muscovite colleagues, join the search !!

 

[елена москва]

Muscovite colleagues, join the search !!

Hello Olegas!

Thanks for your support. With hope....

Elena Zhilinskaya.

 

[елена москва]

Hello!

Friends, please forgive me generously, but I want to make some corrections to the search information mentioned earlier.
This "patch" occurred due to the fault of an employee of one of the passport offices where we applied. During the work we managed to find out in the passport office at the place of residence of the relatives of the deceased that they were in 1956. moved to a new address in Moscow: Semenovskaya nab. d.6 quarter 7 (today it is d.3 / 1 cor. 6 quarter 7)
Then in 1964. changed their place of residence again and moved to 10th Tekstilshchikov St. 6-12 in Moscow.
It is not possible to track their further fate, due to the lack of documents on their last place of residence.
Here are the names of relatives and their passport data, in which there are some amendments, taking into account the latest events in the passport office.

1. The passport ХХХ-СУ No. 746975 was issued on 02.16.52 g
- 35 OM (police department) of the city of Moscow - Fedor Grigoryev Grigoryevich 02/05/1886 gr. (Father of the pilot)

2) Passport 1-CA No. 589781 issued 5.9.1953 g
- 35 OM - Grigoryeva Praskovya Ivanovna 10/14/1897 gr (pilot's mother)

3) Passport ХХ111-СУ No. 574617 issued 2.11.1949
-35 OM Moscow
Fadeeva (virgin Grigoryeva) Lyubov Fedorovna 06/29/1923 gr. (pilot's sister)

Dear detectives, please help to “break through” the passport data for these people in order to see their future fate. Generally interested in any information about these people.
I see that they all received these passports during the existence of the Soviet Union, but nevertheless I really hope for your help!
Our task today is to find the descendants of the deceased and inform them of the fate of a loved one so that he does not appear in the family as a missing person.

With uv.Elena Zhilinskaya.

 

[елена москва]

Additional information:

Fadeeva Lyubov Fyodorovna born in 1923 (pilot's sister) received a new passport in 1958.
Passport No. 672289 issued on 11/15/1958 32 police department of the city of Moscow.

 

[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

Dear Muscovites!
No one can help on this important issue?

 

[Александра]

Elena, good afternoon.
I’m looking in the archives, 99% of these relatives are already dead, I hope that we’ll find someone from our relatives. Send me an e-mail ( f.detektiv@yandex.ru ) your email address.

 

[елена москва]

Hello!

Dear Andrey Nikolaevich, Alexandra!

Thank you very much for your attention to my topic on the search for relatives of the deceased pilot Nikitin B.F. 1921-1942
Just a few hours ago, it was possible to find the descendants of the deceased hero in Moscow.
Found the nephew of the pilot - Sergey Fadeev.
His family did not know anything about where and how their uncle died.
Soon they will receive from search engines and photos of their relative, found in the Central archive of the Ministry of Defense.
Not even his photographs have been preserved in their family archive.
Nikitin Boris Fedorovich was born in 1921. in the village of Vasilyevskaya, Volokolamsk district, Moscow region.
In 1936 finished 7 classes. Then in 1940. Graduated from Borisoglebskaya YOUR Chkalov. Then the war ... There was a military man, a member of the CPSU (b) died at 21, protecting the sky of Leningrad.

Native Nikitina B.F. invited to the ceremony of solemn burial of the remains of the deceased, which will take place
May 10, 2016 at the war memorial in the village of Chudsky Bor in the Tosnensky district of the Leningrad region.

Eternal memory to Nikitin Boris Fedorovich.
"That's the kind of guy he was."



With uv.Elena Zhilinskaya.

 

[Олегас]

And you, Elena, respect and bow for such a job

 

[Александра]

Elena, good afternoon!
I am glad that everything turned out well. And relatives will receive information about their uncle. But the main thing is that with your help, Elena the country learns about her heroes after so many years. People who fought for our future, but died anonymous, gain peace and glory posthumously. Well done, thank you!