1941-1945

[Татьяна 49]

Let's hope!

 

[елена москва]

Tatyana))) Could you help in determining the fate of a missing person during the Second World War ... I looked at all the possible accounts available on the Internet ... I didn’t find anything ... This man is a distant relative of his wife ...
Gusarov Alexander Ivanovich, born in 1910, a native of the village of Skryabino in the Lambirsky district of the Republic of Moldova, was drafted into the Red Army in 1941 by the Saransk RVK of the MASSR, was treated in the hospital, was missing after the hospital. According to relatives, he had the rank of junior lieutenant. The date he went missing is not known ...
In the photo dated August 14, 1941, he had the rank of sergeant.

Hello Andrei!

I want to express my thoughts on the search for additional information from your wife’s relative, Gusarov Alexander Ivanovich.
You write that he was in the hospital during World War II, so it would not be out of place to request the archive of the Military Medical Museum in St. Petersburg, which is located at 191180, St. Petersburg, Lazaretny per., 2
Phone: (812) 315-7287
You can make such a request by mail or by visiting the museum in person.
Perhaps additional information about this person will appear.

For reference:

The archive is a kind of "genetic" memory of the peoples of Russia, which contains more than 60 million storage units, which include: operational-staff materials of medical service reports, medical history, books of records of the wounded and sick, medical records, records of the wounded, operating and dressing magazines and other documents.
The archive contains documentary materials relating to the period of armed conflict, the Soviet-Finnish war, the Great Patriotic War. The most fully presented in the archive documents of the period of the Great Patriotic War.

Here you can read reviews of people about such requests.
https://forum.yar-genealogy.ru/index.php?showtopic=4502

Sincerely, Elena Zhilinskaya, Moscow

 

[елена москва]

Andrei!

I found here something else at the OBD "Memorial"

Record Number 75676772
Surname Gusarov
Name Alexander
Patronymic Ivanovich
Date of birth __.__. 1922
Place of birth Kuibyshev region., Shigonsky district
Last place of service of Pacific Fleet, 65 OSB
Military rank Red Army
Reason for retirement is dead
Date of disposal 03/12/1942
Name of source of information Card file of irretrievable losses
Source of information TsVMA (Central Military Medical Archive)

Perhaps this Gusarov Alexander Ivanovich died in the hospital, after being wounded in battle.

1) Here is a card on it from the filed of irretrievable losses, put on the report of local government
(health department?) No. 2173 of the service.




2) and here is more detailed information about Gusarov Alexander Ivanovich 1922.
This is a site about war veterans, both dead and alive.
Frontline Portal

Home address during the war: s.Usinskoye, Shigonsky (Syzran) district, Kuibyshev (Samara) region
Date of call: 0.6.1941
Pacific Fleet. 65th Separate Rifle Battalion
He died of wounds on March 12, 1942. Buried: Kiparisov. Cemetery.

This Gusarov A.I. not relevant to your search history?

Sincerely, Elena Zhilinskaya, Moscow

 

[Андрей Захаров]

Thank you Elena for the information! Especially with regards to the archive ... try to find something there ... Regarding Gusarov from the Shigon region ... This is probably not the same ... Thanks a lot again !!! If you need anything in Mordovia, I’m always happy to help ...

 

[Мишина Татьяна]

Hello dear detectives. Since 2012, many search engines conducted a search for relatives of the pilot officer Familia Minchenko
Name Nicholas
Patronymic Timofeevich
Date of birth / Age __.__. 1916
Place of birth Kharkov region, st. Popasna
Last duty station 3 Guards. Av. To DD 9 Guards. AP
Military rank guards. Art. lieutenant
Reason for leaving missing
Date of disposal 06/13/1944
father Minchenko Timofey Nikolaevich
Address: Crimean ASSR Art. Kalai s.Ak-Sheikh
according to the CAMO CPC - married, no data on wife

The fact is that he is reported missing, but in 1912 the place where his plane crashed was discovered. And since then began the search.
The notification of the death of MINCHENKO NIKOLAI TIMOFEEVICH No. 290 was sent to the military commissar of the Simferopol OVK of the Crimean Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic for the consideration of the pension to his relatives. with whom I had no connection since the occupation of the Crimea. Central Defense Ministry of the Russian Federation. ANSWER OF THE ARK MILITARY COMMISSARIAT according to the card index of the social security department of the military commissariat of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea: payment of the pension MINCHENKO to TIMOFEY NIKOLAEVICH was terminated on September 22, 1949. personal file sent 03.10.1949 to the military commissariat of the city of Riga of the Latvian SSR.

Searches in Riga are almost too tough for us. Therefore, I turn to our specialists. If possible, somehow help to find out about the relatives of the pilot.

 

[Kuznecov.Igorj]

Greetings! Sorry, I can’t provide help and assistance now. Not those who need to show interest in us. The military commissariats from Riga were evacuated (I don’t remember where) Information and his relatives should be sought in the VC archive. If in his personal file there is information about the payment of a pension, then there will certainly be some information about other relatives. At that time they wrote to everyone. Give their details. I think that in May I can already help with something. Or please contact Igor Reutov. Sorry again, I do not refuse, but now I do not have the opportunity. We lit up.

 

[Kuznecov.Igorj]

Hello ! I wrote in March that I lit up and temporarily could not help. The alarm, fortunately, turned out to be false. If this is still necessary, then write to the mail igorj.kuznecov@inbox.lv If it’s not a secret, the residents of Riga cried out, did anyone respond?

 

[Мишина Татьяна]

HELLO DEAR FRIENDS. I APPEAL TO YOU WITH A VERY SERIOUS REQUEST. I WILL REPEAT BUT I WRITE THAT KNOWING YOUR EMPLOYMENT, I DO NOT WRITE TO YOU SIMPLE STORIES. THIS IS ALREADY HARVESTED, CHECKED, AND TAKEN INTO A DEADLINE.


05/07/2014 Shiparevo, Belsky district, Tver region
(during the war - Smolenskaya). MOO PA “Vityaz”, PO “Unicorn” found 27 soldiers of the Red Army in the pit-crater.

In the ebonite capsule was a standard medallion, which was difficultly but nevertheless to be read.
Surname Fominykh
Name Nicholas
Patronymic Andreevich
Date of birth / Age __.__. 1903
Place of birth Krasnoyarsk
Date and place of conscription Krasnoyarsk GVK, Krasnoyarsk Territory, Krasnoyarsk

It was further established that he had a wife, Murzich, Leokadia Karlovna born on March 30, 1919, and Vera born on September 19, 1942. And they lived in Krasnoyarsk on Sopochnaya 10.

Until now, the surname of her daughter (Vera, 09/19/1942 gr) and no other relatives have been established. The soldier is buried, but we continue the search. Therefore, I appeal to YOU !!!!!!!!!!

 

[Мишина Татьяна]

HELLO DEAR FRIENDS. I APPEAL TO YOU WITH A VERY SERIOUS REQUEST. I WILL REPEAT BUT I WRITE THAT KNOWING YOUR EMPLOYMENT, I DO NOT WRITE TO YOU SIMPLE STORIES. THIS IS ALREADY HARVESTED, CHECKED, AND TAKEN INTO A DEADLINE.


05/07/2014 in Shiparevo, Belsky district, Tver region
(during the war - Smolenskaya). MOO PA “Vityaz”, PO “Unicorn” found 27 soldiers of the Red Army in the pit-crater.

In the ebonite capsule was a standard medallion, which was difficultly but nevertheless to be read.
Surname Fominykh
Name Nicholas
Patronymic Andreevich
Date of birth / Age __.__. 1903
Place of birth Krasnoyarsk
Date and place of conscription Krasnoyarsk GVK, Krasnoyarsk Territory, Krasnoyarsk

It was further established that he had a wife, Murzich, Leokadia Karlovna born on March 30, 1919, and Vera born on September 19, 1942. And they lived in Krasnoyarsk on Sopochnaya 10.

Until now, the surname of her daughter (Vera, 09/19/1942 gr) and no other relatives have been established. The soldier is buried, but we continue the search. Therefore, I appeal to YOU !!!!!!!!!!

 

[Олегас]

Tatyana, hello, I could - would help ....