1941-1945

[ТИМУР]

Volyn region, Ukraine. Ready to help.

 

[Частный детектив Киров]

Kirov (Vyatka) at your service. Ready to help

 

[Anonymous]

Kirov (Vyatka) at your service. Ready to help

Many thanks to everyone who cares.

In August 2010, a fighter with a medal was found near Narva. A medal was determined by a medal. Need help finding relatives:

Medal "For Courage" No. 917 563 was awarded 02/22/1944 ordinary Barmin Ivan Nikiforovich
By HBS:
Record number :
Surname: Barmin
Name
Record Number 564946980
Surname: Barmin
Name: Ivan
Middle Name: Nikiforovich
Date of birth __.__. 1896
Date and place of conscription: 03.24.1942 Zuevsky RVK, Kirov Region, Zuevsky District
Last place of service: post 18477
Military rank: Private
Reason for retirement: missing
Date of disposal: __. 09.1944
Sources of information: TsAMO
https://www.antresol.by/ohrana-detektivy ... ektiv.html
Address: Kirov region Zuevsky district Kashcheevsky s / s of the village of Barminka ...
Wife: Barmina Augustina Ivanovna

Barmin Ivan Nikiforovich
Born 1896
Russian, non-partisan, in the Red Army since 1942
Native (resident): Kirov region Zuevsky District, D. B. Barminka
Private, sapper 37 det. glanders. bata 43 sd Leningrad Front
Order 06 \ N 02/01/1944 awarded 02/22/1944
"... for skillfully building a bridge across the river."
Medal "For Courage" No. 917 563 Order of 43 sd.

Several military search sites are engaged in this search, but so far there is no result.

 

[Частный детектив Киров]

Information taken into account, we will work. Upon receipt of any information immediately inform.

Sincerely, Alexander

 

[Частный детектив Днепр]

How I can, I will help along the Dnieper! Write!

 

[Частный детектив Киров]

Surname: Barmin
Name: Ivan
Middle Name: Nikiforovich
Date of birth __.__. 1896
Date and place of conscription: 03.24.1942 Zuevsky RVK, Kirov Region, Zuevsky District
Address: Kirov region Zuevsky district Kashcheevsky s / s of the village of Barminka ...

Please specify how the name of the village "Barminki" or "Barmarki" is spelled correctly. In Zuevsky district there are two villages with the name "Barma" in different rural settlements. The date of formation of one village is unknown, the other is 1899. Based on the date of birth of Barmin I.N., he was probably born and lived in the village, the date of formation, which is not there.

Sincerely, Alexander

 

[Anonymous]

Surname: Barmin
Name: Ivan
Middle Name: Nikiforovich
Date of birth __.__. 1896
Date and place of conscription: 03.24.1942 Zuevsky RVK, Kirov Region, Zuevsky District
Address: Kirov region Zuevsky district Kashcheevsky s / s of the village of Barminka ...

Please specify how the name of the village "Barminki" or "Barmarki" is spelled correctly. In Zuevsky district there are two villages with the name "Barma" in different rural settlements. The date of formation of one village is unknown, the other is 1899. Based on the date of birth of Barmin I.N., he was probably born and lived in the village, the date of formation, which is not there.



Sincerely, Alexander

Hello, Alexander. Here is a scan of a document from the Memorial OBD, where D. BarmENki is clearly visible [DLMURL="https://obd-memorial.ru/Image2/filterimage?path=Z/006/058-0977521-0114/00000010.jpg&id=64946912&id=64946912&id1 = cf5ccc996850da22d2e84cc4a4b7e715 "] https://obd-memorial.ru/Image2/filterima ... c4a4b7e715 [/ DLMURL]

 

[Anonymous]

Hello, Alexander. Here is a scan of a document from the Memorial OBD, where D. BarmENki is clearly visible [DLMURL="https://obd-memorial.ru/Image2/filterimage?path=Z/006/058-0977521-0114/00000010.jpg&id=64946912&id=64946912&id1 = cf5ccc996850da22d2e84cc4a4b7e715 "] https://obd-memorial.ru/Image2/filterima ... c4a4b7e715 [/ DLMURL]

Hello Tasya. Not everything in the documents of war may be the exact name. I have already encountered this. After all, the front-line clerk wrote as he heard by ear, not always from the original documents of the deceased soldier, but from the words of the commander or colleagues. For example, on the topic with Prokopyev, he was registered in military documents of the Voroshilovsky district of the Kurgan region, but there is no such region there, there is Vargashinsky.
You also wrote that you were engaged in the Vyazemsky boiler. My grandfather, whom I am still trying to track down, disappeared there. So far, to no avail. At present, I compare the chronology of military operations with the letters of my grandfather from the front (fortunately, almost all have been preserved). According to these letters, he sought out with the help of his Kiev colleagues the relatives of a missing grandfather's colleague. One of the letters indicated the exact date of the death of the soldier and the place where the letter came from. Most likely there is also a burial place.
If you are interested, I can send you scans of my heirloom. Maybe you can help with something. For my part, I guarantee any help in tracing the relatives of the victims from the Kurgan region.

 

[Anonymous]

Hello, Alexander. Here is a scan of a document from the Memorial OBD, where D. BarmENki is clearly visible [DLMURL="https://obd-memorial.ru/Image2/filterimage?path=Z/006/058-0977521-0114/00000010.jpg&id=64946912&id=64946912&id1 = cf5ccc996850da22d2e84cc4a4b7e715 "] https://obd-memorial.ru/Image2/filterima ... c4a4b7e715 [/ DLMURL]

Hello Tasya. Not everything in the documents of war may be the exact name. I have already encountered this. After all, the front-line clerk wrote as he heard by ear, not always from the original documents of the deceased soldier, but from the words of the commander or colleagues. For example, on the topic with Prokopyev, he was registered in military documents of the Voroshilovsky district of the Kurgan region, but there is no such region there, there is Vargashinsky.
You also wrote that you were engaged in the Vyazemsky boiler. My grandfather, whom I am still trying to track down, disappeared there. So far, to no avail. At present, I compare the chronology of military operations with the letters of my grandfather from the front (fortunately, almost all have been preserved). According to these letters, he sought out with the help of his Kiev colleagues the relatives of a missing grandfather's colleague. One of the letters indicated the exact date of the death of the soldier and the place where the letter came from. Most likely there is also a burial place.
If you are interested, I can send you scans of my heirloom. Maybe you can help with something. For my part, I guarantee any help in tracing the relatives of the victims from the Kurgan region.

Hello Andrei. Yes, of course, I encountered more than one distortion in writing. So, according to the Samara Region Memorial Book, Filnov Leontyevich Umnov is listed and in the Memorial he was listed as Kinov ....., and even time the imprint on the documents left a lot to be made out.
Andrei, regarding the search for your grandfather, urgently post material on your own and mine. You can’t talk facelessly about this search. Surnames should "glow" on the Internet, because so many are looking for medallions and other data.
Suddenly there will be a coincidence in some sort of search. I'm waiting for the material on my own.

 

[Частный детектив Киров]

Tasya, thanks! The name was clarified, we continue to work. When any information appears, we will contact you.

Sincerely, Alexander