Citywide exhibition-view of literature about the heroes and participants of the Great Patriotic War, whose names are named the streets of Pskov
The exhibition in the Central City Library is dedicated to Ivan Grigorievich Kiselev, whose name is given to the street in Zavelichye, which runs next to the library.
Kiselev Ivan Grigoryevich (1905-1942) - since November 1941 - a member of the Pskov inter-district underground party center. He died on August 15, 1942. The ashes are buried in the Square of the Fallen Fighters.
Address: Pskov, Konnaya street, 6
Tel.: 56-16-73
In the local history library named after I.I.Vasilev, the exhibition is dedicated to Partizanskaya Street.
The exhibition presents materials telling about the partisan movement that unfolded on the Pskov land from the first days of the occupation.
During the Great Patriotic War, 57,000 partisans operated behind enemy lines in the Pskov region.
The partisan detachments caused a lot of trouble to the enemy, diverting significant forces of the Nazis, disrupting their communications, destroying the manpower and equipment of the invaders, the partisans provided significant assistance to the front.
By the end of July 1944, the partisan struggle in the Pskov region was over. As a result of three years of fierce fighting and sabotage, the partisans inflicted enormous damage on the enemy (they destroyed 150,000 soldiers, 1,600 locomotives, 24,000 wagons, 120 aircraft, and many other military equipment). The country praised their courage.
Address: Pskov, Oktyabrsky pr., 19a
Tel.: 66-43-24
The exhibition “Heroes are named after…” in the Rodnik library contains materials about the streets of Zapskovye, named after the heroes of the Great Patriotic War.
Oleg Koshevoy (underground hero), Alexander Matrosov and Alexander Volkov (who repeated the feat of A. Matrosov), M.T. Petrov and Pskov underground workers D.A. Bogdanov, A.V. Gushchin, V.I. Chelnokov.
Address: Pskov, Truda street, 20
Tel.: 72-43-23
The library exhibition "BiblioLub" is dedicated to Nikolai Vasiliev and the main street of the Lyubyatovo microdistrict, which is named after him.
Vasiliev Nikolai Grigoryevich (1908–1943) - Hero of the Soviet Union, commander of the 2nd Leningrad Partisan Brigade operating on Pskov land, from the spring of 1942 he commanded all the detachments of the Partisan Territory.
Address: Pskov, N.Vasilyeva st., 83a
Tel.: 73-40-82
In the children's library "LiK" at the exhibition "They are named after ..." documentary materials, photos and works of art about the heroes and participants of the Great Patriotic War, whose names are given to the streets of the Zavokzalny district of Pskov.
German Alexander Viktorovich - Hero of the Soviet Union
Karbyshev Dmitry Mikhailovich - Hero of the Soviet Union
Nazarova Claudia Ivanovna - Hero of the Soviet Union
Chernyakhovsky Ivan Danilovich - twice Hero of the Union
Address: Pskov, Oktyabrsky pr. 21
Tel.: 73-82-82
In the Library - the center of communication and information, the exhibition is dedicated to two famous commanders - K.K. Rokossovsky and V.F. Margelov. Streets in Zavelichye are named after them.
Address: Pskov, Yubileinaya st., 87a
Tel.: 56-86-42
The exhibition in the children's library "RaDuGa" is dedicated to the heroes whose names are named after the streets in Zapskovye. These are Alexander Matrosov and Oleg Koshevoy, Alexander Volkov, who repeated the feat of A. Matrosov, as well as the leaders of the Pskov Interdistrict Underground Center A. Gushchin, D. Bogdanov, V. I. Chelnokov.
In the library - public center of the Pskovkirpich microdistrict, the exhibition is dedicated to Dmitry Miikhaylovich Karbyshev and the street that bears his name.
Karbyshev Dmitry Mikhailovich (1880-1945) - an outstanding Soviet engineer, doctor of military sciences, lieutenant general of engineering troops, Hero of the Soviet Union - was brutally tortured by the Nazis in the Mauthausen concentration camp. In 1964, the united Malo-Lopatinsky passage, Lukovskaya passage and Lukovskaya road in the Zavokzalny district were named Karbysheva Street.
Book exhibitions for Victory Day
issued in the Central Children and Youth Library
Rumbles rumble over the earth.
There is a roll after a roll.
Soldiers lie underground.
And there are no nameless soldiers.
Victory Day (Day of Military Glory of Russia) is the most revered holiday for Russians. Sixty-nine years ago, the volleys of the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945 died down.
V reading room The Central Children and Youth Library organized a book exhibition “We will be worthy of their memory!” . Books are dedicated to the victorious people - "The Army of Victory in the Great Patriotic War", "The Great Patriotic War 1941-1945", "Heroes of Victory", "Commanders and commanders of the Great Patriotic War (from the series" Life wonderful people”), “Generations of Victors”, “Tomb of the Unknown Soldier”.
Millions stood up to defend the Fatherland. At the front and in the rear, in partisan detachments and in the underground, day after day Soviet people forged victory.
The books of the exhibition tell about selfless heroism, about the exploits committed by our people in the name of the Motherland and in order to protect everything that was dear and sacred to us.
Letters from the front, dry lines of orders and documents, photographs of the war years convey to us the testimonies of eyewitnesses and participants in the war. It was they who, having overcome fire and death, saved humanity from the threat of fascist enslavement. They won!
Go through the pages of these books with them. Feel the breath of the Great Patriotic War. Line by line you will be accompanied by soldiers and sailors, partisans and underground fighters, home front workers, intelligence officers and diplomats, poets, writers and journalists who left us an invaluable legacy - the truth about the war.
The poetry collections of our exhibition are also dedicated to the victory in the war: “The Hour of Courage”, “The Victorious People”, “Poetry of the period of the Great Patriotic War and the first post-war years”, “There is a people’s war”, “There was a war”.
War, it is war...
And those who are scorched by the fierce breath,
That bitter cup that is drunk to the bottom,
Not even sweeter ... with festive fireworks.
War, it is war...
And to this day, the old wounds ache.
And yet - put on the orders!
And Happy Victory Day, veterans!
"These days the glory will not cease"
- a book exhibition with this name is organized on the subscription of our library for readers of middle and older age. Books by Boris Vasiliev, Yuri Bondarev, Valentin Kataev, Anatoly Pristavkin, Vadim Kozhevnikov are waiting for young readers.
A library is organized and operates in the Subscription department. 
exhibition about children during the Great Patriotic War for younger users school age entitled "We were ten years old."
We are children of war.
We got it from the diapers
Know the limits of adversity.
There was hunger. It was cold. Didn't sleep at night.
The sky blackened from burning.
From explosions and crying the earth shuddered.
We did not know children's fun.
And the chronicle of the terrible years fit into the memory.
Pain, I found a response from the echo.
The exhibition presents books dedicated to those guys who, for their exploits during the Great Patriotic War, were awarded the highest award of the Motherland - the title of Hero of the Soviet Union.
In those days, boys and girls grew up early: they did not play war, they lived according to its harsh laws. Greatest love to their people and the greatest hatred for the enemy called the pioneers of the fiery forties to defend the Motherland.
Little readers will read the pages of the book with excitement and pride Salute, pioneer! – M.: Malysh, 1982. Having picked up this book, the guys will learn about the exploits of their peers - Lenya Golikov, Marat Kazei, Valya Kotik, Zina Portnova and Borya Tsarikov. Also on display are books about child heroes, such as:
* Zharikov, A. Volodya Areshyants. –M.: Kid, 1972
* Grebenina, A. Vera Ivanova. –M.: Kid, 1978
* Chekhovich, D. Manya Golofeeva. - M.: Malysh, 1978
* Kozlova, L. Tolya Zakharenko. - M .: Malysh, 1972
* Morozov, V. Lenya Ankinovich. - M .: Malysh, 1979
There is also an information and educational stand. "The war was not forgotten, could not grow past"
. Here you can get acquainted with the photographic material about the main battles of the Great Patriotic War.
Let's remember those who left and did not return! Their glory lives on to this day. Low bow to the former front-line soldiers! Our gratitude, our gratitude, our love are with you, veterans!
Tatiana Petrakova, Chief Librarian
Elena Naumova, librarian
Elena Vanyavina, chief bibliographer
December 3, 2013 in the reading room (2nd floor) opened an exhibition "Heroes of the Russian Land" , timed to Day of Heroes of the Fatherland celebrated in Russia on December 9th.
The proposed exposition consists of three sections.
The section "History of the holiday" presents documents containing the history of the emergence and celebration of the Hero of the Fatherland Day. In 2007, a new memorable date- December 9 - "Heroes of the Fatherland Day" or simply "Hero's Day".
The date of December 9 was chosen due to the fact that on this day in 1769 the Russian Empress Catherine II the Great established the Imperial Military Order of the Holy Great Martyr and Victorious George - the highest military award of the empire.
Each order is a testament to the merits and exploits of the recipient, each is honorable in its own way. But of all the awards Russian Empire the most honorable, most respected is the Military Order of the Holy Great Martyr and Victorious George, awarded for military exploits. His statute stated that “neither a high family, nor previous merits, nor wounds received in battles” are grounds for awarding him. He was awarded the award "only one who not only fulfilled his duty in everything by oath, honor and duty, but beyond that marked himself for the benefit and glory of Russian weapons with a special distinction."
The requirement of "special distinction" and the jealous observance of this principle distinguished the George Cross from a number of other orders. This order was awarded to warriors who showed valor, courage and courage in battle.
The names of the Knights of St. George are engraved on the walls of the St. George Hall Kremlin Palace. The Bolsheviks canceled this holiday and abolished the order as a state award.
The status of the order was restored only in 2000; it again became the highest military award in Russia. First Knight of St. George Russian Federation in 2008 became Colonel-General Sergey Makarov.
Also in this section is a book by a well-known specialist in the field of phaleristics V.A. Durov "Order of Russia". The book is about the "old" Russian awards, their significance in strengthening the high spirituality of society, in particular, a separate chapter of the book tells about the official establishment of the Order of St. George, its degrees and the first gentlemen.
The story about orders and medals is accompanied by interesting information about the persons marked by them, episodes of military campaigns, and rich illustrative material.
The content of the section "The Edges of Heroism" consists of materials about the Heroes of our country. Thus, the Patriotic War of 1812 showed the world an unprecedented feat of the Russian army, which defended the Motherland in a time of difficult trials. The heroism of soldiers, officers and generals was appreciated: many of them became holders of high awards, in particular the Order of St. George.
The proposed documents contain information about how many Heroes of the Soviet Union in our country, who were awarded this title both before the Great Patriotic War, and during it and after it, are introduced to the fate of the children-heroes of the Great Patriotic War, pioneer heroes, women heroes of the Second World War war, the first of which was Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya. The material about the monuments to Heroes and generals is also interesting.
The section "Heroes-Amurians" presents the three-volume book "Amurts-Heroes", the author-compiler and editor-in-chief of which is V.F. Sayapin and the monograph by V.P. Omelchak "Women of the Amur Region in the Great Patriotic War of 1942-1945".
The Amurians - Heroes series has been published in the Amur Region since 2005. The first two volumes tell about Amur warriors who were awarded the highest state award for their military and labor feats - the Golden Star of the Hero of the Soviet Union, Hero of Socialist Labor, Hero of the Russian Federation, as well as about holders of the Orders of Glory and Labor Glory of three degrees, whose status is equated to the Hero. The third volume, published in 2012, tells about the Amur participants in local wars and armed conflicts, who provided assistance to countries and peoples who fought to maintain their national security and independence.
The series "Amur Heroes" is the result of a large research work of local lore. In the book "Women of the Amur Region in the Great Patriotic War of 1942-1945", published in 2011, the author reveals the feats of arms and labor of Amur women. Also used materials on the contribution to the achievement Great Victory residents of Primorye, Transbaikalia and Siberia.
When writing the monograph, materials from central and local archives, magazine and newspaper articles, records of the memoirs of veterans of the Second World War were used. The book contains biographies of pilots, anti-aircraft gunners, doctors, nurses, cooks, soldiers of other professions, home front workers; documentary information: photographs and memoirs of both the most famous participants in the hostilities (N. Raspopova, N. Relina), and little-known soldiers, officers, lumberjacks, tractor drivers who contributed to the common victory.
The monograph is completed by a number of appendices, one of which contains a list of women awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union for military exploits in the Great Patriotic War, among which our Amur woman, pilot, senior lieutenant of the guard, air unit commander Raspopova Nina Maksimovna occupies a worthy place.
December 9 is a holiday that honors outstanding compatriots of the past and contemporaries, whose actions and deeds are associated with the words "feat" and "heroism" for the glory of the Fatherland.
We invite everyone to visit our exposition.
V.V. Solomennik, Chief Librarian of the Reading Room Department
Time passes, but we keep the memory of the Great Patriotic War. It does not matter at all how to call it - patriotic education, history lessons or information hour, but children and youth need to be told about the exploits and glory of their ancestors, about the terrible threat hanging over our country, and about the Great Victory, which we celebrate 72 times already.
May again...
Gun barrels rumble
And there are many festive lights in the sky ...
Do not forget on Victory Day, people
About what was
what is behind it. ”(S. Telkanov)
During the years of the Great Patriotic War, warriors from the Far East covered themselves with unfading glory - arrows and marines, pilots and tankers. Nikolaevsk-on-Amur, a port city, a fisherman city, over 4 years of bloody battles sent more than 13,700 of its inhabitants to the front. Compatriots - Heroes of the Soviet Union were discussed at the lesson of courage "About those who fought and won ...", which took place on the eve of Victory Day. The listeners, students of the Industrial and Humanitarian College, heard a story about life, combat way and the exploits of the Lower Amur people - Heroes of the Soviet Union. Andrey Stepanovich Aleksandrov, Grigory Aleksandrovich Koptilov, Anatoly Alekseevich Leshchev, Vladimir Petrovich Maiborsky, Mikhail Grigorievich Malik, Mikhail Maksimovich Muzykin, Tit Parfenovich Novikov, Ivan Petrovich Orlov, Georgy Evdokimovich Popov, Georgy Arsentievich Skushnikov, Vasily Nikonovich Slastin, Nikolai Ivanovich Stashkov ... Their names carved on the memorial sign "Front letter" in the city park over the Amur. Two of them were born and raised in Nikolaevsk-on-Amur. These are Grigory Alexandrovich Koptilov (this year marks the 100th anniversary of his birth) and Mikhail Grigoryevich Malik. In memory of them, memorial plaques were installed on the facades of schools No. 2 and No. 4.
Two heroes whose names are on the obelisk, Georgy Evdokimovich Popov and Vladimir Petrovich Maiborsky, repeated the feat of Alexander Matrosov. Popov's name is given to school number 5 and a street in our city.
In addition, it was told about the heroes whose names are not on the memorial sign, but they lived and worked on the Lower Amur, so we rightfully consider them our countrymen. This is a participant in the war with imperialist Japan, captain Leonid Vladimirovich Smirnykh, in whose honor a street in the city of Aleksandrovsk-Sakhalinsky and two villages on Sakhalin - Smirnykh and Leonidovo are named, and naval sailor Nikolai Nikolaevich Golubkov, who also repeated the feat of Alexander Matrosov, blowing up a Japanese bunker at the cost of own life.
In the square above the Amur there is another monument on which the names of those killed on July 18, 1942 are carved. forty-three sailors from the Shch-118 and Shch-138 submarines, which guarded our city and were blown up as a result of a sabotage act. The eldest of them was 33 years old, and most of them were only 20.
At the end of the meeting with students, it was emphasized that we, the descendants of soldiers, defenders of the Motherland, are obliged to preserve the sacred memory of the feats of arms of veterans and those who did not come from the "bloody fields ..."
Head Sector NRB L. V. Naumov.
On the occasion of the 95th anniversary of the birth of Mikhail Iosifovich Rogachev, Hero of the Soviet Union (01/09/1920 - 09/20/1943), a mini-exhibition was opened at the Berdsk Historical and Art Museum.
On the website of MBU "BIHM" a brief curriculum vitae about the Hero, whose name is one of the streets of our city: http://museum-berdsk.ru/?page_id=262
Born in the Altai village of Podoynikovo, in the family of a rural blacksmith. Participated in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945, where he received two wounds and a shell shock. In the Red Army since 1940. He was awarded the orders: "Red Banner", "Red Star", medal "For Courage", "For the Defense of Stalingrad", Order of the Patriotic War of the first and second degrees. Party member. In November 1942, Mikhail Rogachev was enlisted in one of the regiments of the 3rd Guards Division. For personal courage and military skill, the ball was appointed commander of the regiment's reconnaissance platoon and awarded him the officer rank - junior lieutenant. Near Saur-Mogila, Rogachev with his scouts penetrated deep into the rear of the enemy and stayed there for three days. The scouts attacked one of the headquarters, destroyed it, seized important documents and prisoners, revealed the firing positions of two artillery batteries, and removed a sentry from one of them. While resting, the scouts set up an ambush on the road, knocked out and burned three tanks, five vehicles, and then, breaking through the enemy’s defenses, went to their own without losing a single fighter, brought valuable trophies and important information. The Nazi command created a powerful fortification on the Molochnaya River and complex system defense, hoping to save their troops from defeat in the Crimea. During the breakthrough of these fortifications, Mikhail Rogachev participated in a tank assault. With bold and decisive actions, Rogachev removed the ambush of the Germans, who had settled on the way of the landing, destroyed 26 fascist soldiers. At night, the Germans attacked the area occupied by scouts three times, but each time they rolled back, leaving 60 people on the battlefield. In this battle, Rogachev was again wounded, but did not leave his fighters and continued to lead them. At the head of a group of Red Army men, he was the first to break into the enemy defense system and destroyed two enemy firing points blocking the path of our infantry, and this ensured a breakthrough of the enemy’s defensive line on the Molochnaya River. During the mission, the hero was killed. M.I. Rogachev was posthumously presented with the title of Hero of the Soviet Union. His mother lived in Berdsk, Praskovya Nikolaevna Rogacheva, who died in 1969. In honor of her son, Donskaya Street was renamed M.I. Rogachev Street.
You can view the exhibition at the Berdsk Historical and Art Museum at the address: st. Sports, 9.
Tuesday to Friday: 9:00 to 18:00
Saturday, Sunday: from 9:00 to 16:00
Day off: Monday
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