Veterans and invalids of Melitopol talked about the exploits of countrymen-scouts
In the history of Melitopol, many names of brave heroes have been preserved - their fates and deeds committed by them are worthy of being remembered and told to new generations. n

In the history of Melitopol, many names of brave heroes have been preserved - their fates and deeds committed by them are worthy of being remembered and told to new generations.
In a cozy atmosphere filled with sincere emotions, a meeting was held with representatives of the veteran organization “VoIn” and the Melitopol organization of disabled people. The format of the event is a lecture hall dedicated to fellow countrymen-scouts, whose names are inscribed in the chronicle of the war years.
The participants turned to the pages of biographies of Pavel Sudoplatov, Grigory Boyarinov, Ekaterina Khilko, Valentin Danilenko and Semyon Khazaryan: they discussed their life path, perseverance and selfless service to the Fatherland.
A significant and touching moment was the personal memories of veterans. Vladimir Nikolaevich Andreev, Tamara Ivanovna Semyonova and Lyudmila Nikolaevna Kolesnikova told the stories of their families, showed pictures of underground women and scouts. Rosa Ilyinichna Aristova shared stories about relatives who had to go through the hardships of the war.
The final chord of the meeting was the songs of the war years, and then the participants continued to communicate in a relaxed atmosphere - over a cup of tea.



