11-01-2011, 03:14 PM (This post was last modified: 11-01-2011, 03:29 PM by medals73.)
A nice documented group, but with no additional information on who she was (though she seems to have been a "someone"?).
-- Order of Lenin, type 6, variety 2 -- 454167 -- 1976
-- Order of the October Revolution, variety 2 -- 63908 -- 1973
-- Order of the Red Banner of Labor -- 521176 -- 1966
-- Order of the Red Banner of Labor -- 723615 -- 1972
-- Order of the Badge of Honor -- 618531 -- 1971
Not sure if that is her, but a woman with same name was the sister of a soldier who died at sea on 12.08.44
Looking at her awards, my guess is that she was a deputy of some sort in KPSS.
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Ле(о)пухов Николай Сергеевич, воинское звание – старшина 2 статьи; должность и специальность – командир отделения радистов; год рождения – 1915 г.; партийность и № партдокумента (комсомольского билета) – ВКП (б); место рождения – Гомельская обл., Кормянский р-н; социальное положение – служащий; национальность – белорус; срок срочной службы – 1937 г.; последнее место службы – минный тральщик ТЩ-118, Бригада траления ОВР ГБ СФ; каким РВК призван – Смольнинским РВК, г. Ленинград; по какой причине, где и когда выбыл – погиб в море при выполнении боевого задания, 12.08.1944 г.; семейное положение – холост; родственники (фамилия, имя, отчество, адрес) – сестра: Микитенко Анна Сергеевна, г. Ленинград.
Лепухов Николай Сергеевич, дата рождения – 1915 г.; место рождения – БССР, Гомельская область, Кормянский район; воинское звание – старшина 2 статьи; причина выбытия – погиб в бою; дата выбытия – 12.08.1944; название книги Памяти – книга Памяти. г. Ленинград. Том 14.
Le (a) Pukhov Mamontov, rank - Sergeant 2 articles, position and specialty - the squad radio operator, year of birth - 1915, party membership and number partdokumenta (Komsomol ticket) - VKP (b) place of birth - Gomel oblast. , Korma district, social status - official, national - Belarusians, the term military service - in 1937, the last place of service - minesweeper minesweepers, 118 GB team trawling OVR SF, which is designed to MER - MER Smolninski, Leningrad; for whatever reason, where and when retired - died at sea in the performance of a mission, 12.08.1944, the, marital status - single, family (surname, name, address) - sister: Anna S. Mikitenko, Leningrad.
Lepuhov Mamontov, date of birth - 1915, place of birth - the Byelorussian SSR, Gomel region, Korma district, military rank - Sergeant 2 articles, the reason for retirement - killed in battle, date of disposal - 08/12/1944; title of the book Memory - Memory Book. Leningrad. Volume 14.
Yes, and if you look at obd-memorial.ru you will find scan of the the actual (original) report on irrecoverable losses from the army unit in which he belongs and from where this quote was taken.
I believe it all looks towards a lifetime on the collective farm. I doubt at the "milkmaid" level either.
I wouldn't point the finger at the Moldavian SSR overly quick. Sounds like a Ukrainian name (yes they have Ukrainians in Moldova) but usually the larger award ukazs didn't bother going into specifics.
I'd go with a life working on the (very productive and quota meeting) farm.
