Великая Отечественная война

в судьбе моей семьи

Презентацию

выполнила учитель

английского языка

МБОУ СОШ№14 г.

Пятигорска

Захарова Э.А.

I AM PROUD OF MY GRANDFATHER

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My family has a rich military

history. My grandfather

Gregory Evdokimovich

Sklyarenko was born

October 3, 1913 in the

village of Aleksandrovka,

Rostov region Azov area.

Since 1933 he was a staff

officer and served in army

aviation. He went through

the war from 1941 to 1945.

In 1941, my grandfather was a technician in the plane of the

Hero of the Soviet Union Alexei Maresiev. In the regiment of

my grandfather served two heroes of the Soviet Union A.

Lelyushenko and S. Ahmet-Khan and aviatrix Lidiya Litvyak,

that during the war the most hit by enemy aircraft.

Amet-Khan Sultan military pilot,

Lieutenant Colonel (1957),

Honored Test Pilot of the USSR

(1961), twice Hero of the Soviet

Union (1943, 1945).

Lydia (Lily) Litvyak - Hero of the Soviet Union, fighter

pilot, commander of the aviation unit, Guard

Lieutenant. At the age of22 years parent died

in the battle over the Mius-Front.

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During the war, Gregory Evdokimovich met Vasily Stalin.

Servicing the aircraft on the airfield in Yalta, where the

conference was held three great powers: Russia, England

and America, which was attended by Joseph Stalin,

Theodore Roosevelt and Winston Churchill.

Vasili Stalin (March 24, 1921, Moscow, Russian

Federation - March 19, 1962 Kazan, the RSFSR,

USSR) - Soviet military pilot, Lieutenant General

of Aviation (1947). Air Force commander of the

Moscow Military District (1948-1952).

Yalta (Crimea) Conference of the Allied

Powers (February 4-11, 1945) - the second in a

row meeting the leaders of the anti-Hitler

coalition - the USSR, the US and the UK -

during World War II, devoted to the

establishment of the post-war world order.

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My grandfather was awarded two orders and five medals in time of war.

In peacetime, he often recalled the difficult and terrible war times, telling me about

them. In 1966, my grandfather went to Moscow and entered the building of the

Council of Veterans of war, where he met with his brother-soldier, Secretary of the

Board Alexey Maresyev. They talked a long time, recalled the joint service. At the

end of the meeting Alexey Maresyev handed him the book "The Story of a Real

Man" with inscription. This book kept by my aunt. Later they saw each other a

couple more times.

I am proud of my grandfather and I am very pleased that my family was such a

person.

Alexey Maresyev (7 [20] May 1916 -

18 May 2001) - pilot, Hero of the

Soviet Union. Altogether during the

war has made 86 sorties, shot down

11 enemy planes: four to seven and

injured - after being wounded.

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«…-It’s not a crime, it's a fatal mistake. -

muffled replied Goering, frowning her eye -

I can only accept that we were wrong

because. as it turned out during the war,

we didn't know a lot, about many things

could not be suspected. Importantly, we did

not know and did not understand Russian.

They were and remain a mystery. No, most

good agents cannot expose the true

military capabilities of the Soviets. I'm not

talking about the number of guns, planes

and tanks. We knew about. I'm not talking

about power and mobility industry. I'm

talking about people, and Russian people

has always been a mystery for a foreigner.

Napoleon, too, didn't understand him. We

only repeated the mistake of Napoleon…»

We bow to the extraordinary feat of those who did not live to see the victory of May, who

already died, remember their military feat.