Dossier

Here is the dossier for Partisans 1941:
Image	Name 	Description
 	Kosmodemyanskaya Z.A.	Named Tanya. Kosmodemyanskaya, even under torture, did not reveal to the Nazis information about her detachment and the objectives of the assignment. The Nazis decided to hold an act of intimidation and execute Zoya in public. On November 29, 1941, Zoya, with a noose already thrown around her neck, managed to shout to the enemies: "No matter how many of us hang all of us, we are 170 million. But our comrades will avenge you for me." The Nazis mocked Zoya's body for a long time, not allowing the locals to bury her.
 	Gnarovskaya V.O. 	In only one battle for the city of Dolitsa near the Seversky Donets River, the sanitary instructor Gnarovskaya V.O. 47 wounded soldiers and commanders of the Red Army with their weapons were taken out of the battlefield. Gnarovskaya personally destroyed 28 enemy soldiers and officers. Two German tanks of the "Tiger" type, having broken through the line of Soviet defense near the Ivanenkovo ​​state farm, rushed at the disposal of the regiment headquarters. When the tanks were at a distance of 60-70 meters from the headquarters, Gnarovskaya grabbed a bunch of grenades, rose to her full height and, sacrificing herself, rushed under the first enemy vehicle. The thunderous explosion stopped the tank.
 	Petrova A.V. 	In the last days of October, the Nazis became aware that reconnaissance from the Poleiko detachment, including Antonin Petrov, was sent to the Mshinskaya station. On November 4, 1941, the partisan camp, located 10 km southwest of the village of Mshinskaya, Luzhsky district, was surrounded by punishers. As a result of a bloody battle, almost all eleven fighters in the camp were killed, but Petrova managed to get to the machine-gun point and opened fire on the Nazis. Before the cartridges ran out, she destroyed several Nazis with well-aimed bursts, and then blew herself up along with a grenade trying to grab her punishers.
 	Fomin E.M. 	When the Nazis blew up one of the barracks, the regimental commissar Fomin Efim Moiseevich, who was in it, was stunned and covered with stones, after which he was pulled out from under the rubble by enemy soldiers and taken prisoner. He was immediately handed over to the traitors to a German officer and shot at the wall of the fortress. Death met with dignity.
Numerous testimonies speak of the importance of the role played by Fomin in the defense of the Brest Fortress, as well as the stamina and fearlessness shown by him.
For the accomplished feat, Fomin was posthumously awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union.
 	Kislyakov V.P. 	In one of the battles that took place from July 14 to 18, 1941, the platoon commander of a separate degassing company was killed. He was replaced by the assistant platoon commander senior sergeant V.P. Kislyakov. Together with the fighters, he captured the Bezymyannaya height, located near the mouth of the Bolshaya Zapadnaya Litsa River in the Murmansk region, and took up defense. Having shot almost all the ammunition, he ordered the soldiers to withdraw, while he himself remained to cover their withdrawal. Kislyakov fought back with a machine gun, rifle and captured weapons, and when there were no cartridges left, he launched grenades, forcing the Nazis to think that a whole unit was holding the height. For several hours, until Soviet reinforcements arrived, Kislyakov single-handedly resisted hundreds of Nazis.
 	Khigrin B.L. 	German tanks broke through to an important communication line, which Captain Higrin was assigned to cover.
His division had already distinguished itself in previous battles, and he himself proved himself to be a brave artillery commander. As soon as the enemy tanks showed up, skillfully placed guns opened fire. The guns, which was Captain Higrin himself, fired especially accurately. The enemy suffered heavy losses, but continued to advance. When almost the entire crew of the gun was destroyed, Captain Higrin himself took the place of the gunner. Before he was hit by a shell fragment, Captain Higrin destroyed four enemy tanks. the enemy was stopped.
 	Zelenko E.I. 	On September 12, 1941, Ekaterina Zelenko's Su-2, returning from a reconnaissance flight, was attacked over the city of Romny by seven German Messerschimitt-109 fighters. Zelenko took the fight alone, as the Su-2 wingman was shot down during the first attack. She destroyed one enemy vehicle, and when the ammunition ran out, she took the second to ram. With the propeller of her plane, she actually cut off the wing of the Me-109, destroyed it at the cost of her life. Zelenko Ekaterina Ivanovna - the first and only woman in the world who committed an aerial ramming.
 	Kotik V.A. 	The ten-year-old pioneer Valya Kotik accomplished his first feat in the fall of 1941.
Prior to that, he had already conducted underground activities in the territory occupied by the Nazis: he collected weapons and ammunition, painted and pasted leaflets with calls to repulse the invaders.
The first combat mission was not easy. Valya and several friends of the same age lay down from the roadside bushes near the Shepetovka-Slavuta highway, along which a car with the commander of the field gendarmerie should pass. As expected, the noise of a motor was soon heard. When the car with the Nazis drove past the guys lying in the ambush, Valya Kotik swung and threw the guarantor. The commander of the gendarmerie died on the spot.
 	Belyaev Ya.D. 	Suddenly, from somewhere on the side, an armored personnel carrier jumped out and fired three times from a cannon at Belyaev's armored car. The driver died on the spot, and Belyaev himself was seriously injured and briefly lost consciousness. He woke up from the smell of smoke in a burning car. Instead of getting out of the armored car, the bleeding hero opened fire on the enemy on the surviving machine gun. Shooting in long bursts, Belyaev damaged two armored personnel carriers, after which he again fell unconscious. The scouts rushed to the burning car and pulled the hero out. Some time later, without regaining consciousness, he died from his wounds and burns. Senior Sergeant Belyaev did not sacrifice his life in vain - thanks to his feat, the Nazis in the village of Somry were defeated.