SOVIET MILITARY DOCTORS IN WORLD WAR II

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Title: SOVI1T MILITARY DOCTOIS IN WOkLID WAf II (USSR)
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5ouroe: Handbook 'ovetskiye Voyen~prye Vrachi v Otechestvennu
V, nu, (~ovict Military L)octors in World War II), Yc. I. ymirnov,
a'y
published by "ovetskaya Nauka," Moscow 19L6.
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r r~flit ry mtlicino in W(t1 Y.Yf4Vtft' u~. t urn to arv]
t;lit"a M~fv1 F~ ~ , u:. h tar.r)1Ut' ~a cnti'
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f1 tinf}nr trof~P r4 I the cis icy} p fiulattor at v' r ouc trQnt~
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to tt .r~ F r,t - ti :t F,
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k0 co of
"1rim; 1 e3r..;od aetw on yule 12't? an?J ~1~tnQ 1I', rnAicn1 of'ficors
tnr~flo t p J of tots], number of officer casualties. The heron
ni' mcdical o} ficars is ,1ttosto~I to by tit number of deccrations which
wore award?r' tr, t~,om. y March irhL, 2~,OOt~ officer of t?io medical
corps :ecoivef' awArd (n?~riu~Jn, mr:dals fcr the dsfcnso of c .tics ;
of this numr:;r 60 received the Order of itbnin anti more than 7Othe
Order of ~ttr. The oi1r d.ri twelve ij raicri1 ~ r r rc 1~owonnc
'?1`frQ to rooipints r~r t~1Q tttie of hero of t~1c ~ovif't ;inions
I? ti. lonov, wunior Lieutenant; '. A. Yr,iy~.dh, ~cnior 1' eutonafl+4
V. 1. ijkovskiy, "ua.rds Lieutenant, I'1rica1 'orps; ~. V? !iigor'y~.n,
uardr; Li''utonant, 1yi!? iiC 31 corps; T. ". 1'UShina, Lieutenant, Mr dical
Corns; N. Yr. Yakupov, Senior lieutenant, Medic l corps; 1. I. Mareseva,
Technical ~ergearrt, Medical Uorps; M. ; ? ahcherbachenko, r'irst Seraant,
Medica1 Corps; S. A. to~i moiov, Lieutenant, P1~ ?ica1 corps; and A. V.
lubkov, 1`iret Sergeant, Medical (orp~.
female medicai officers played a significant role in the Red
Array medical corps. The percentage of female medical officers in the
fled Army Medical corps is reported to bn as follows s
Among doctors of all speoialties 'IlL
tl dantists
U 1jharmacists2
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'I surgeon's assistar!ts (-~ e1.' dshers)
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T-'9e fgmala mof1ioal officer
thQ "QVitIt Unions TWOnty' 'i'ro p' cent At' ~f i clioai oiTionrA ch cora?
tAd wf a WAi'Af
I- thn bo 1nnin~ of or1a W ~r II throe-'aurtha ' to Red Asir r
C-11~cl ice iro~~-~ol wIZ'e yvun~ xfii'viA t~ w~Vo
< Lormec on tha baca o' th .c N1 inic Within a short tiu
this inctitutc bey the centor 9 naurQCuz' ez~F. ~Ufjj its icco;npliah-
rn nta inoluda p r oction oi' ruothx Var ~l:~icin ; lnjurcd rnrvo~ and tho
01444iewlA?'i~r~
r iatoratifan A ~ The work of this i
ictituto hoe born 4V unnai-
darab1o tnt rest to 'orei n ioi$Eit~bte.
8htril)nko way r activo rnombcr", ti ^oadoi' of
F,c,,i none U -R~
r' ~"ar1tnji o.1.' the Acaderr ~ of M diw l ~~cienoo~ Utz hrn9xar,~ ;~b r of
the I oyr L O011 F o a ' in , anri hA Arttrlcan 3i c1, L~aociatit~n
ald rotifanont ohairman or tho Ail-Uniin A oo .` iin of ~i or?i
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Lftt, V.1. h?r0v1 ?ind V. . L~vit,
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"uItrI4a TJ ' ? 1I F! bl crv,", r~k 'LILL i1j rho worked with him on
. 5. Giro1av. Ocnorrl-lh~ti-~r~nt,, Modical :orvico, r6 ~rcrrlt 01:1
,
Chief irf'~on of Miu id Army In ohnr ~j n ' ur y r hn th U'rt.lor'n
L11',nt. iLo is n ra ?-i4 of the Mii itli1ry .11edic1 A'idrsn y, ari:i. now
loads one of ltaur.i.c3], w1.inic , i o is w~ii known for hie wore on
tfrhe morpholo~f arld biochomistry of wounds and tlioiz^ tr'I~~a'unL.
During World .'1r II, Oirolav and his studt~rit,I wtudled ho procosros,
of ?rastbit, cstrthiiwhod ~a fourltl~ dcOrc;o in thQ c1a7sif'icaUon nf'
f rnstL ito, at~c1 dov o1oricd an on ina1 mothod f nr it s trr>.'~ tmunL which
is rapidly and wid-,1~r U'eLng put into use by soviet mQdic3r . For
tlii work G7rgo1;v rocoiw d tho ~ta1 Ln Pra.yc. Other awards hold ~r
him iraC1u la Llie Order of tho Rod fanner, Ordor of Labor Red i3anner,
and tha Ordar of the p.ed 5taxr, the medal Twont ' roars in the Workors'
and 1'oasants Rod Army, and the medal, tt f~nsa of MO,COW.tt
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4 P ? p? Kupriyafov. General?leytenant Modioal ie
rviol, hief Surgeons
of th1 K'?th front, is credited with dir.oting the ouooenef
ul 2n04ioa1,?
evauoation work during tho siege of Leningrad. Kupriyanov held
the
pooition of Ohief urgeon or the Leningrad front in the
giuning of
World War II. He ie a graduate of the Mi1i' - Modica
l Acadony- and a
regular army doctor (kadrovyy vraoh). In 1999 he partioi aced
A in battle e
with the Finn. in tha oapaoity of a surgeon of the Leningrad Military
1)ietriot.
He holds the degree of )ootor of Medical Soienoes and the
title. ~t
'Profe esor" and "Honored Worker of soienol " He is the author of
more
than 50 eoientirio worke of a clinical, experimental and reference
character, has written iiai~ eeotione of text books on to o ra hica
pg p lava
tomy, and ourgery, and conducted much eduoational and training work
among officer medical personnel at the front.
For outstanding leadership in eurgioal work he has been awarded
the Order of Lenin, Order of the Red Banner, Order of the Patriotic
War First class, and the medal "Defense of Leningrad."
Maur scientific conferences were held at the front, and several
collected works on various problems of militaryisfield surgery were pub-
lieheds in addition, he has published works on his front line experienoe.
Academician Kupriyanov and general-mayor of the Medical $ervioe y. I.
Banaytie, Professor, lief surgeon of the Moscow Front in 19141 were
the authors of one of the first textbooks on military-field surge
which was published at the beginning of World War II. This book
ooitaine the personal experiences of tho authors gained during the
soviet-?innieh War, 1939-1940, and is quite popular among military
~ ry
doctors.
,5. I. Banaytis. Professor, General-mayor, Medical Bervioe 45 years
old, "hief urgeon of the N-th Front. In 19)41 h he was the fief
Surgeon of the Moscow From.
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Professor H. I. 8aneytis has receivrd two orders of the Red Runner,
an Order of the Patriotic War 1 irat Clues, two Qrder1 of the "od star,
and to m dal "defense of Moscow." He is a graduate of the Militant
Medical Aaadenq and ii a regular army doctor. Refore the war he headed
a ohair of surgery e8umab3y at the Military Medical Aoads ?.
's. 3. Yudin. Colonel, Medioul Service, Aativc Member of the AOade of
Medical Sciences U88R and Laureate of Malin Prise gave muoh attention
to the implementation of methode for the treatment of hip wounds
through the use of thiok plaster caste (g1ukhaya gipsovaya povyazka~
the use of sulfamide preparations, and to the reduction of the nwaber
of wartime abdominal oasualtie s. He is the aathor of more then one
hundred and fifty eoientifio works, a mlmbG? of mark eurgioal societies
in the soviet Union and abroad, and the recipient of the Order of
Lenin and the Order of the Red Star.
M. N. Akhutin. Oonera1-1eytenant, Medical Service, Doctor of
Medical Scienoes, Professor, Chief Surgeon of the N-th Front, is !s6 years
old. He is a graduate of the Red Army Military Medioal Academe, and a
regular ara~r doctor. As a eurgeon, he participated in the Civil War,
in battles with the Japanese at Lake Khasan, with the Japanese-
Manohurians on the Khalkin-Oo1 River, and also in the war with the Finns.
Prior to world War II he directed a surgical clinic.
He has been awarded the Order of Lenin, Order of the ned Banner,
Order of the Patriotic War First Class, and the Order of the ked Star,
and holds the title "Honored Worker of Science."
Akhutin ie widely recognized as one of the outstanding military-
field surgeons of the Soviet Union. He used t1 e experience gained in
the above-mentioned battles to w rite a textbook on military-field
surgery, which proved valuable in the training of soviet personnel in
the principal problems of organization of surgical aid for troops in
the field.
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N Yo1anek . oenerax- nint, Mediog BerviOs, ~hisS
bargeonI N-th Front, 50 yvare of ego, directed the surgical work at the
battle front in Hugaz'y.
gelanekiy is a graduate of the Military Medioa1 Aoadea r and belongs
to Fedorov' a echool. lie holds tho title f "~rofeesor" and "Hoed
Worker of doienoe", and hae been awarded the order of .d bier, order
of the Patriotic War Pint Ouse, and two Orders of the kied Star.
Profleseor Yelan?kiy partioipated in the battles along the 1Q alkin-
Oc1 River and in Finland. During the early part of World War II he
wrote a brli.t annual on milit$ry$ield eurgery. The value of this
book can beet be explained by the fast that during the war three printinge
were required. Later, he rewrote this book and entitled his new work
"Instruotiona on MilitaryJield surgery." Yelanekiy was responsible for
introducing the idea of performing eoientifio reeearoh work at the front
which was devoted to the study of current military medical experience.
This work was participated in not only by scientific research ineti-
tutee 1aboratorfile, epeoial ohaire and olinios, but also by numeroue
institutions of the field medical service.
In 19L~2, Yelanskiy was largely responsible for the organization
of a scientific medical council under the l4edioal "datfnietration of
the N-th Front.
At its first session, held on 10 November 19L2, the council
prepared the 1943 scientific reeearoh work plan for medical research
institutions of the front. some of the more important problems of
this plan included: organizational problems of medioal-evacuation
services for troops; prophylaxis, diagnosis, and treatment of shock;
aseptice and antiseptics in field oonditione; treatment of gunehot wounds
and fraoturesj early diagnosis and treatment of anaerobic infeotions;
ekull brain, chest, ant stomach injuries, and others. Moet of these
problems have been worked out and results have been presented at scientific
conferences of front doctors or published in the form of separate ool-
such
leoted works as erience of Doctors of the N-th front! or published
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in the ournal Voy.MO-8&nitarncls Delo (Military oanitation).
V. N. 'ehaaovJ General-leytenant Medical oervioe, Deputy Chief
Surgeon of t) "id Areqr, b2 years of age, graduated from the Military
Medioal 1AaadE r in 1908. A student of the late 8. P. Pedorov, Pro-
f.esor Shemov now heade the 8urgioat Clinic imni FedoroY at the Military
Medical Aoaduay and is well known for hie works on blood transfusion.
H. was one of he fist to auggeet and experia-entally demonetrate the
feaeibility oP ueing the blood of a oorpse for the purpose of blood
tranefueion.
He has been awarded the Order of the Reed Banner and the Order of Labor
Red Banner, and holds the degree of Doctor of Medical Sciences and the
title "Honored worker of Soience."
V. V. Uorinevekaya. Oolonel, Medical ale, b2 years old, ie
deearlbed ae a strict instructor of doctors working in aregr and front
iii. hoepitale. She holds the degree of Doctor of Medio& ~cienoee
and the titles of "Profeeeor" and "Honored "orker of Science."
She eerved as a p1 eioian in World War I, in battlee a ainet the
Japaneee-Zlanohurian invaders along the Hhaalkhin-aol Kiver and against
Finns on the Karelian Peninsula. For active participation in and
direction of surgical work under combat conditions, she has been awarded
the Order of the kted Banner and the Order of the ned Star, as well as
the medals "For Valor," and "For the L)efenee of Stalingrad," and
"Defense of Moscow."
D. A. Entin. General-mayor, Medical Chief bomato1og1et of
,
the Red Army, Honored Worker of Science, author of more than 60 eci-
entifie works. Stomatologiete f the Red AZ r woring under the guidance
of Entin made significant pro~rees in the treatment of maxillofaoial
trauma.
Entin, who is one of the outstanding stomatologiets in tha USE, has
been awarded the Order of the Patriotic War Second saes, and the
Order of the Red Star, as well as the medals "Defense of Leningrad"
and "Twenty Years in the Workers 4't4 Pea~ant~ Red ."
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V. Z. Popov. Geasral-mayor, hladioal ;, "hisP surgeon oP the
H.th Front, devote a muoh of his time to the direction of divisional
method/ aid stations and field mobile eurgioai hospitals. Popov, a gr*-
dusts of the Military Medical Acade~gr and a regular are' dootoz, also
holds the degree of Doctor of Medical 8oienoee arxt the title of
"Protsseor."
In the begirmir~g of "orid War II he servod as an arty surgeon and
later became the ohief surgeon of the hietorioal Don Front. he hae
been awarded the Order of Lenin, the Order of Red Banner, the Order of
the Patriotic War '.rat cue., and the medale "Twenty Years in the workers'
and Peasante' Red Az" and "Defenee of Stalingrad."
V. S ? Levitt Oeneral'mayor, Mediom3. Deputy chief Surgeon
,
of the Red Ashy, 61 yeare of age, holds the degree of Dootor of
Medical 8oienoee and the titlee of "Profeseor" and "Honored worker of
Soienoe."
Levit, who began his medioal oareer ae a village phyeioian
and eventually became a profeeeor, ie at present, director of the Clinic
of Hospital ourgery, Moscow Medical Inetitute, chairman of the Moscow
Surgical Sooiety, and editor of the journal K a. He has been
awarded the Order of the Patriotic War Second Class and the Order of
Labor Red Banner.
A. P. Frutalcin. Colonel, Medical , specialist in the fields
of urology and restorative surgery of urino?genital tracts. He is
considered to be an outstanding teacher who is frequently observed
by surgeons of armpr and front line hospitals.
Outstanding Red Amoy 'herapeutiste
In all ware the nwnber of medical oases always exceeded the number
of those actually wounded. The treatment of medical oases was not given
sufficient attention, and therapeutiets in the army played a subordinate,
secondary role. curing World War II, Red Army therapeutists gained the
stature which is rightfully theirs, when militaryfteld therapy beoame
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an indepsndent branch of military medioins.
M. 5. ovsi. Gonoral-mayors Ziedioal ?Uhat '1
'herpoatiat o!
the k(ed Ar~r 18 year. old, hold. the title. of "Profes.orn and "Honored
worker of coienoe." H. reoeived his medical degree from the medical
faou1ty of the Moscow University 25 year. ago.
Hereerwd as a ohief regimantal p)re iclan during the Civil warj
end in the next 13 years he worked in olinioa on internal dieeaee e.
First
He worked first in the /Moscow University as an ordinator and later he
worked as an assistant and private leoturer at faculty clinics. Daring
the last 11 years he has been head of a chair at tho central Institute
for the Advanoed Training of Doctors, and in charge of the yherapeutioe
Department ox 'tn~ Llupa,i imeni iv n.
Vovsi is the author of !~0 worker inoluding a textbook any! two
monographs on kidney infections and pneumonia. For rapid fulfillment
of tasks of the Supreme gourmand he has been awarded two ordere and
the medal 'Wefenae of Moeoow.'r
Vovei require that all chief therapeutiets of fronts and arrrrygr
therapeutiete teach young ph reioiane of clinical medicine the funda-
mentala of practical work. He sets a personal example byr making fre-
quent visitsto army and field medical institutions.
V. A. Ravdch-Jhoherbo. Uolonel, Medical ups, chief &herapeutist
of the r'ourth Ukrainian Front before Stalingrad, 56 years old, the eon
of a physioian, has been a therapeutist for 28 years.
He was a regimental physician during World Wax' I, and in the next
20 years worked in the clinic of a medioal faculty. wring the past
10 years he has been a professor and direotor of a clinic. His scientific
research, monographs, and the works of his students on tubercular and
nontuberoular infections of the lungs are well-known in soviet medioal
circlesI
In the beginning of World War II he was chief therapeutist of one
of the moat active fronts and moved with the advancing troops from
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Stalingrad to the Carpathians. I. was frequently eeea in hie "Jeep"
vi1eiting field hospitals, and division and regimental medical station.
He was awarded two ordere and the medal for "Detenee of Stalingrad"
for outstanding work in therapy.
O. A. sam&rin, Lieutenant Colonel, Medical , identiti.d ae
1 put~r 0hief `Therapeutist of the ned Ar, the eon of a worker from
New Ladoga, near Leningrad, reoeived his ptlyeicians oertifioate in
1925. He eerWd as a tank unit p)reioian in the Far Maet for two years,
and later was transferred to the therapeutioe department of a hoepi~
tel. ~2rin8 the eight year. prior to World War II he worked ae a cli-
nical aseietant at the medical faculty in Leningrad.
In 1940 he was recalled to active duty ae head of a division
medical station; later he eervdd ae an arrr therapeutist. While in
the arse, Scmarin organised two excellent field therapeutioe hoepitale,
euooeeefully directed the work of army therapentiete, and, in the oouree
of a year, he completed twelve eoientific worke on internal medioine,
mark of which were original. wring aotual combat Snarin worked in
surgical, field hoepitale near the front lines, and organized medical
aid for eeriouely wounded troope who were elated Lorevacuation to
rear areas. For this work he was awarded a1 order and the medal ~-For
the Defenee of Leningrad."
S~wet
P. x. Yegorovr general-mayor, Medical 4eepe, "ootor of Medical
$oienoee, Professor at the Chair of the Faculty Thera py Clinio, Military
Medical Academy imeni S. M. Kirov, author- of more than 30 eoientifio
worke. vuring the war he directed thy work of therapeutiste of the
Weetern and eubeequently of the Leningrad Front, and for one year
he eerved as Deputy Chief herapeutiet of the Red Army. He has been
;warded the Order of the Patriotic War First Olaes and the Order of
the Hed Star.
8. A. Poepelov. 0olonel, Medical Chief 'herapeutiet of a
organizational
front ~erienoed there utiet who oseessee a ecial
~A ~ p p ab 1 ty.
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H. hold ti dsgsie of Dootor of Medics]. Soi.aoet aAd the titL "Prom
tieeor"i and ii also the author of more than 40 ioisnti.fio worko. Oath
1942, he lssadsd ttr Znetitabs e3' Malaria and ' l~opi.o Diouaea in 3taliu-
bad.
Outstanding Red Ar pidsmiolo~iei'i
.r
The extrElely psinetsk3zg xork of soviet epidemiologiete xae highly
praised by the Red Az'ny Cozarid and Soviet Ooverrimerit ? Many epidemio-
logiete have been awarded ordere of the Soviet Onion.
I. I. Yelkin. Lieutenant Colonel, Medical , an experienced
epidemiologist, was director of one oi' the larger microbiologiosl
institutee before joining the armor on the drat day of World War II. He
served as chief epidemiologiet of one of the mad active f ronte, and
for his work wee awarded the Order of the Patriotic War Second Claee
and the Order of the Red Star.
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Ti T, Pozyvaq. Colored, Medical fie, Chief ~pidemiologiet of the
N-th Front identified ae a senior regular army phpreioian, wae, for a
la time chief of a aanitation~epidemiologiaal laboratory of a mili-
tary' district. He ie the author of margr works devoted to probleme
dealing with military epidemiology and recipient of the Order of the
Red Star and the medal "Defence of Moecow."
O. A. 2nwnene1dy. Colonel, Medical , Chief ~pidemiologiet
of the N-th Front, identified ae a dootor of medical sciences, and a
regular armor p'eioian, was an inatrcotor at the Kuybyshev Military-
Medical AoadeU r before the wax.
He is the author of scientific
works on military epidemiology, and has been awarded the Order of the
Patriotic War Second O1a es, the Order of the Red Star, and the medal,
"Defense of S alingrad."
Q, Ya . iF ~vLt. Colonel, Medical r~~d thief 'epidemiologist
~r~
of the N-th Pront, Professor, head of the chair of Miorobiology at one
of the Moecow medical institutes before World War II. He is the author
of lcientifio works and had. been awarded the Order of the Patriotic
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Wax" Second 01ase, the Order of the ked Star, and the medal "Defence of
Stalingrad."
T. fie. Sol v. Oenera1- or, Medical idSflU!i?d ae
head of the anti-epidemio athaini titration of the Main Military Medical
Ac ninietration of the red Aruyrid a regular arir physician. A grc4u to
of the Military Medioat Acadex y, he hold. the degree of doctor of rnedioa1
eoioncee and the title "Professor." He has bees awarded the Order of
Red Star end hed Banner, and the medal "Z fenee of Moscow" for hie achievo~
mente in the field of military-epidemiology
I . Ionin. General or Medical 'Ohief Infeotioniet of
the Red Army', was killed at the front. Prior to the war, he was the
direotor of the Infection Clinic, Moeoow Medical Inetitute, and held the
degree of Doctor of Medical Sciencee and the title "Profeseor." For
his achievemente in the field of military-epidemiology, he was awarded
the Order of the Patriotic War First Class and the order of Red Star.
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V. D. Berehadakiy. General-mayor, edioal , a regular arr '
physician, is identified ae the head of a dietriot eanitation adminietra'
Lion. For the a ooeseful oanpletion of take in the ?.e1d of military-
epidemiology, he was awarded the Order of the ratriotio war Seoond
Class, the Order of Red Banner, the Order of the Red Star, as well ae
the medale "Defense of Stalingrad" and "De?enee of Moscow."
D. S. Skry-,kov. General-mayor, Medical has been in the
military service since 1912, the year in which he oanpleted the course
of the medical faculty at Moscow University. Be was one of the directors
of the anti-epidemic service of the Leningrad Front? He has been awarded
the Order of the Patriotic war First Class, two Orders of the Red Star,
and the medals "Defense of Leningrad" and "Twenty-Years in the Workers'
and Peasants' Red fir."
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C'utIt&fldLfl& Or ~aieero of Milita Medioine in the Ned
A. Ya. 8arab&nov. General-leytenaot, Medical , identified as
Chief of the Sanitation Acb.iniatration of the N-th Front, 43 years olds M
a graduate of the Military Medical Aoaden- of the ted Ate. He began
hio mil.itary service U a junior regim3ntal phVsician and subseq~~ant ',
held the Aoeitione of senior and divisional phyeioian, ae well as mead
of the medical corps of one of the military dietricte. He aleo
was an inetruotor of military medioal subjeote 4he Military Medical
Academy.
Dorin6 World War II he wa? an at1Y medical ar officer, and later
,
became the chief of the medical If the Don Front. For the euooeae-
ful direotion of the army and front medical service, Barabanov was
awarded the Order of the Red Banner, two Orders of the Patriotic War
iret Olase and the Order of the Ked Star, and the medal "Defense of
Stalingrad."
N. P. Uetinov. General-leytenant, Medical ki'pe, 41 yeare old, identi-
fied as Chief of the sanitation Administration of the N-th Front, comple-
ted the Military Medioal Academy in 1932. He began hie military aervice
a8 a senior physician of a separate battalion, served with auto-
mobile and aviation units, and was an infantry division phys ioian.
In the beginning of World War II he was a medical a off iaer of
became the medical offioer of
a military district, and eventually
field armor. He wa).fl charge of providing medical aerVioe during the
siege of Stalingrad, and later directed the medical with the
offensive forces along the Southern front, which, from 19 November
1942 to 1 March 19113, advanced 65() kilometers.
At present, Ustinov ie the medioalle officer of the front
which was responsible for repulsing the Germane from the Ukraine. For
been'
hie work he has awarded the Order of the ned Banner, the Order of the
Patriotic War Firet and Second Clase, the Order of the Red Star, and
dale "Defense of Sevastopol" and "Defense of Stalingrad."
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V. I. Kabanov? Colonel, Medical rtr 3i& years old, began
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his military arvia ao a j+uiior pl~yoiaian of ati ~ai'+rtt'Y rgiJ*em? At
the start or the war, he wae the head oft aadioo-prophylaatio depart-
morrt o3' a military dietriot medioal ~. h8rt3y tharasttar, he woo
planed on aoti? duty With the army, art 3atsr xao appointed modioel
service offioor of one oi' the field armies.
He di eplayed unueual organisational ability in his work ae an araay
medical co a officer, ark Por the suooeaeful completion of hie work, be
" War Second Ola's and the Order
was awarded the Order of the
of the Red Star.
V. A. EYkov. Lt. Colonel, Medical e, 3 year' old, completed
the Medioal Institute in 1932, and joined the Red Arniy in 1938.
In the beginning of world War II he wa? a division phy~ioian and
later became the ohief of a clearing etation. In 19L~3 he was appointed
an a medical officer. He has been awarded the Order of the
Patriotic War First Clare and the Order of the aed Star.
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