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Underground and partisan movement in the Crimea. A great victory. True war

The partisan movement in Crimea (November 1941 - April 1944) is one of the bright, tragic and in many ways of little-known pages of the history of the Great Patriotic War. It played a prominent role in the struggle of the Soviet Armed Forces for this strategically important region, as during defensive battles in its territory in 1941-1942. And during his liberation in 1943-1944. In fact, in the period of the full occupation of the Peninsula, the partisans of the Crimea were the third front in the rear of the German-Romanian troops and on the recognition of the Military Guidelines of the Wehrmacht, represented a significant threat to communications.

At the same time, the partisan struggle in Crimea was conjugate with a large number of victims from patriots, and repeatedly experienced difficulties that were not characteristic of the partisan movement in other regions of the Soviet Union. As a result, being organized even before the occupation, the partisan movement of Crimea by the end of 1942 decreased almost ten times, more than three and a half thousand of its participants died in combat clashes with an opponent, and also died of hunger.

But the struggle was not minimized, and, using many external (victory of the Soviet troops on the fronts, the strengthening of the role of the peninsula in the plans of the Command of the Red Army and Fleet, the deployment of targeted supplies from a large land) and internal (growth of the consciousness of the masses, changes in the occupied territory, the conservation of combat Parisan kernels) Factors by passing heavy winter tests of 1942-1943, the partisan movement in Crimea turned out again, and eventually participated in the preparation and liberation of the Crimean Peninsula from the enemy's troops and their accomplices. Researchers share the history of the partisan movement of the Crimea in three stages: 1st - from November 1941 to October 1942. During this period, the partisans of the Crimea provided an active assistance to a deposited Sevastopol and the Soviet troops landed at the Kerch Peninsula. 2nd period - October 1942 - July 1943 - this is the period of action in the deep rear of the enemy and at the same time losses, a significant reduction in the partisan movement; 3rd period - July 1943 - April 1944. - a new rise in the partisan movement, the growth of partisan structures and numbers, combat and propaganda activities, which provided a significant contribution to the liberation of the Crimea.

Although the guerrilla war in the Crimea in 1941-1944. was an integral and integral part of the entire partisan movement in the occupied territory of the USSR and had a common feature (for example, guidance on the parties' authorities; the principle of voluntariness when recruiting partisan formations; a multinational character, etc.), nevertheless there were features that allow About her character. These features had historical development, were in comprehensive interaction and manifestation.

Geostrategic position of Crimea

The strategic importance of the Crimean Peninsula for both the USSR and Germany has led to a particular fierce of struggle for the possession of them. Soviet land forces in cooperation with aviation, the Black Sea Fleet and the Azov Military Flotilla for two years and eight months held four front operations: Crimean defensive (October - November 1941), Sevastopol defensive (November 1941 - July 1942) , Kerch, defensive (May 1942), Kerch-Eltigen landing (October - December 1943), and two strategic: Kerch-Feodosian landing (December 1941 - January 1942) and the Crimean offensive (April - May 1944 G.). During these operations and in the intervals between them on the peninsula, the struggle with German-Romanian occupiers and collaborators from the local population, underground organizations and groups, units, districts and connecting Crimean partisans. In the course of the above combat operations only from the Soviet side, more than one and a half million people took part (including more than 12 thousand partisans and 2500 underfloors), and human losses (irretrievable and sanitary) amounted to more than 820 thousand people (including about 5,000 partisans and 700 underground workers).

Military geographical and natural climatic features. The geographical position of the Crimea predetermined its complete isolation from the "Big Earth" - the territory occupied by the Soviet troops, in the event of a complete seizure of the peninsula of the German-Romanian occupiers. In this regard, serious problems immediately arose with the organization of communication, supply and leadership of the partisan movement by military and party structures found by the Crimea.

The terrain, although heavily crossed and covered with the forest, did not actually imagined reliable shelter, being small in the area (about 2000 square meters. Km (100 - 135 km by 20 - 30 km)) and through the cutting roads (which ensured the access of moving units and The whole military units of the occupiers in almost any corner of mountain arrays). Along all the highways, the highway and at the final sites of local communications were located a significant number of settlements suitable for the placement of garrisons of occupying troops and creating reference points. Climatic conditions have differed in particular complexity in winter and disadvantage of drinking water in the summer.

The socio-demographic structure of the Crimea in front of the occupation and during the occupation.

According to the census of 1939, the population of the Crimean ASSR was 1,126,385 people, of which approximately half lived in cities, half - in rural settlements. The national composition was different and included representatives of more than 70 nations and nationalities. The most numerous were: Russians and Ukrainians (up to 60%), Crimean Tatars (about 20%), Jews, Germans, Greeks, Bulgarians and Armenians. Within the mountain and foothill, the Crimea, which was about 10% of the entire Peninsula area, were located 10 of 26 administrative districts of the Kyrgyz Republic. ASSR, including seven of them National Tatar: Alushta, Balaklava, Bakhchisarai, Karasubazar, Kuibyshevsky (Albat), Sudak and Yalta. In total, in 882 settlements and two cities of republican subordination (Simferopol and Yalta) of this zone, 471,343 inhabitants, including Russian and Ukrainians - 247,024 (52%) and Crimean Tatars - 145 139 (31%), people representing the main groups population. At the same time, in seven national districts, the amount of Tatars reached an average of 56%.

After evictions from the Peninsula in August 1941, the Crimean Germans (51,299 people), a partial evacuation of the population into the eastern regions of the country (more than 270 thousand people), call on the Red Army and on the fleet to 93 thousand people, from among which at least 40 - 45 thousands were dead and wounded in battles, as well as exported with the retreating Soviet troops outside the Crimea, the total population has decreased by more than 366 thousand people (32%). Tatars lived, mainly in rural areas and, without showing desire to travel to the eastern regions of the country, remained in places of permanent residence, and therefore the ratio of the Tatars in the mountain and foothill Crimea with other ethnic groups of the population increased by the beginning of the occupation, was 63-65 %. Thus, the partisan zone embracing the mining part of the Crimea was forced to surrounded by settlements, most of which they lived mostly Tatars. After the beginning of the occupation of the efforts of the command of the German 11th Army and punitive bodies in the use of accomplices from the local population in the fight against partisans, naturally, they immediately began to acquire the Tatar orientation, as evidenced by modern research.

After the end of the civil war on the peninsula, there was a significant number of citizens of the former Russian Empire, who did not have time to leave in November 1920, together with the remnants of the Russian army and the Black Sea Fleet in neighboring countries and did not feed sympathies to the existing system. Extremely unpopular activities in the mid-1920 of the Jewish population were extremely unpopular in the mid-1920s of the Jewish population, in solving a national issue, in relation to religion (both Christianity and Islam), clergy, local intelligentsia. In general, at the time there was a lot of displeashed by the Soviet authorities.

National relations

Another extremely important factor that complicated the activities of partisans was suddenly manifested and not predicted by the ratio of part of the local population towards invaders, and this concerned not only individuals, but entire groups of this population. In particular, Manstein in his memoirs noted the following: "Tatars immediately stood on our side. They saw our liberators from the Bolshevik yoke in us, especially since we respected their religious customs. Tatar deputation arrived to me, bringing fruit and beautiful handmade fabrics for the liberator Tatar "Adolf Effendi". Such friendly meetings took place throughout the Crimea. For example, the commander of the Sudak partisan squad E.Yusufov, the Crimean Tatarin himself, reported in his report: "With the occupation of the German army of Crimea, in particular, the Sudaksky district, according to intelligence data in the der. Ai-Serez, Raven, Shelena, Kutlak, especially in the rides from the majority of the population, a special meeting of the Germans was organized. The meeting was performed by bouquets of grapes, treating fruit, wine, etc. In this number of villages can be attributed to the der. Kapsikhor ... "; This was also reported by other managers.

Manstein, like other German sources, depicts the case in such a way that local figures from the number of Crimean Tatars took the first step to meet the "liberators". However, apparently, this was preceded by a certain agent work of supporters of the German orientation and in the Crimean Tatar medium, and in emigration. It should be noted that this kind of professional efforts of the Abaven 11th Army and AinzattzGroup-d bodies were quite effective and seriously difficult became the formation of a partisan movement, as they pushed a significant part of the partisans, especially the inhabitants of foothill and mountain settlements, to the unauthorized leaving of the detachments.

In addition, on the other hand, not provoked in the first days of the occupation by any unfriendly acts of partisans in relation to the local population, the spontaneous and unpunished plump by residents of the adhesive villages of food and property at the transfer points and the bases of some detachments, created a precedent with which the occupation authorities and their High-ranking accomplices pushed a significant portion of the anti-Soviet population of the village surrounding the partisan zone, the real robbery of the food and material bases of the remaining detachments, which ultimately led the population of these villages, and partisans to the most difficult consequences.

In the Organizing period, the Regional Committee of the WCP (b), the NKVD and the Soviet bodies of the Crimean ASSR began to prepare the underground and partisan movement, based mainly to local resources, which remained after several mobilization and evacuation of human reserves and the experience of old partisans - civil war participants. In addition, it is necessary to take into account that before OK VKP (b) and the Soviet bodies, in addition to the preparation of the partisan movement and the underground, there were other, equally important tasks: Mobilization; evacuation of the population, industry, cultural values; ensuring the participation of the population in defensive work; Formation of folk militia, fighter battalions; Organization of repair and production of military equipment; harvesting and transportation of agricultural equipment, excess foods and cattle to the eastern regions of the country; Organization of the network of hospitals on the basis of the sanatoriums of the southern coast of Crimea, etc. In certain areas, partisan detachments were provided on the residual principle that inevitably affected the qualitative and quantitative indicators.

Subsequently, based on the factors mentioned above, as well as due to the almost constant location of the party and economic bodies of the Crimean ASSR outside the peninsula (Caucasus, Krasnodar Territory), the focus of the focus of partisans shifted to the resources of the local (food, MTO) and the Allied ( Armament, means of communication, etc.) levels. This additionally changed and eventually increased the role of the interaction of Crimean structures with local - party, economic, military.

Time to prepare

Unlike the border republics and the regions of the Western part of the USSR, who were subjected to a sudden attack, the fighting directly in the Crimea began only at the end of October 1941, thanks to which the party, Soviet bodies and the NKVD KR. ASSR had more than four months to assess their capabilities, a rapidly changing environment, familiarize themselves with the experience of partisan struggle, determining the upcoming tasks, the creation of the infrastructure of the partisan movement and the underground, selection and training of reliable personnel for them. Although there were rather serious miscalculations in the organizational plan, unlike many partisan areas of the USSR, a large-scale partisan war was quickly unfolded in Crimea. The future Field Marshal Manstein, the Future Feldmarshal Manstein, was best told about her mind: "The partisans became a real threat from the moment when we captured the Crimea (in October-November 1941). There may be no doubt that a very extensive partisan organization existed in Crimea, which was created for a long time. Thirty-fighter battalions ... represented only part of this organization. The main mass of the partisan was in the mountains of the Yayla. There, probably, from the very beginning there were many thousands of partisans ... The partisans tried to control our main communications. They attacked small units or single cars, and at night a single car did not dare appear on the road. Even the day of the partisans attacked small divisions and single cars. In the end, we had to create a whole system of peculiar convoys. "

But what characterization I gave the Crimean partisans the head of the central headquarters of the partisan movement at the rate of VGK PK Ponomarenko May 9, 1975 in a conversation with the famous commander of the 1st Brigade of the Northern Connection Partisan of Crimea, F.I. Fedorenko: "We in Moscow called you by God's martyrs ... And Diva was given that you, applying to the setting, despite the difficulties and losses, already in forty-first and at the beginning of the forty second, that is, without a swing, led active combat operations Against the enemy and provided considerable assistance to the troops who defended Sevastopol, the assaults of the Red Army, sitting in the Crimea ... ".

Actions opponent

Namely, the professional efforts of the occupying administration (regular troops of the German 11th army, the Romanian mountainous building, the forces of the punish-repressive apparatus of the SD and numerous accomplices of the occupiers). In the 11th Army, a whole system of anti-Paintisan events has quite quickly emerged, which was then used throughout the German army on the Eastern Front. Famous specialists in partisan actions Ch.Dikson and O. Halbrunn believed that the fight against the partisans was best organized by the 11th Army, but even this system did not eliminate the threat from partisans on the entire length of the German occupation of the Crimea.

In addition, it should be noted that large military formations of the enemy were almost constantly constantly constantly constantly constantly, especially in the late 1941 - the first half of 1942, and in the late 1943 - early 1944., who also participated in the fight against partisans; The entire period of the occupation actively acted punishing-repressive apparatus and the intelligence bodies of Germany and Romania.

Desertion.

This feature flowed out of the previous factors; According to the estimates of modern researchers, in five partisan areas and a group of Kerch squads until November 15-20, 1941, the 901 partisans were left out (28% of the number originally published in the forest and quarry), which mainly corresponds to the SEC data for November-December 1941 on this issue. In the report of A.V. Mokrousov Commander of the North Caucasus Front and Secretary of the Kyrgyz Republic. OK VKP (b) dated 20.07. In 1942, it was noted: "In November-December, desertion took a threatening character: 1200 people deserted ... The reasons are unpleasuracy, the sharp transition of the Tatar population to the fascists, the desire of some connecting to the troops of the Red Army." It should be noted that some partisans, especially from the servicemen, left the detachments to break into Sevastopol, which at that time was incorrectly qualified by the command of the partisan movement of Crimea as a desertion. Sometimes, deserters turned out to be quite high-ranking partisan leaders, for example, the 5th district of Ivanhenko, the head of the Commandant platoon of the Central Staff Lukin, Chairman of the Vereshchagin Tribunal, Nachekisa, Commander of the 2nd Simferopol Sydashev, Commissar, Commissioner of the Sudakovsky Detachment A.Ismailov, Commissioner Balaklava The detachment of bethelions and some others .. There are cases of leaving the location of the location of entire detachments. So, in Sevastopol after the first combat collision with the enemy, the Saki partisan detachment was left, the Telman squad in the days of the occupation of the Crimea Germans went from the deployment site (and undermining their bases) in Yalta led by Commissioner Greenberg.

The difficulties of the guerrilla war in Crimea and especially extreme survival conditions, and sometimes repressive command measures, led to cases of desertion and subsequently, but it was not massive, as in the initial period.

But not only because of the desertion or unauthorized action, the partisan movement in the Crimea has lost more than 1,000 personnel with the stocks of weapons, ammunition, food and means of MTO, which amounted to 33% of the entire partisan movement of the Crimea. The rapid breakthrough by the Germans of Perekop fortification led to the fact that four of the 29 detachments did not reach the deployment sites at all (Krasnoperekopsky, Larindorf, Frajdorf and the detachment of the NKVD workers, from which only a staff curlent platoon appeared. None of the created I.G. did not appear in the forest. Genovo from residents of the South Coast Crimean Tatar villages in the area of \u200b\u200bthe 2nd area. Some of the partisan leaders did not come, in particular the Commissioner of the 4th district of M. Selimov, recalled at the last moment at the disposal of the regional committee.

The consequences of such a "exit" managed to compensate for military personnel from the composition of the 51st (mainly), the seaside armies and the Black Sea Fleet, which were surrounded and wished to join the partisans. A total of 1330 fighters were adopted, including 438 people of Compolynostav, which made it possible to replenish small detachments, strengthen the command of the districts and some detachments and by November 17, 1941 to form an additional three Red Army partisan detachments. Subsequently, several hundred soldiers after the battles under Feodosia and Sudakov (participants of the Kerch-Feodosia and Sudak landing, respectively) came to the forest. Alas, existing ideas about the breakthrough in June-July 1942. The Crimean Partisans of the defenders of Sevastopol are not documented, but there are memories of a single such case (although several cases of falling into the detachments of Sevastopol who fled from captivity later, took place).

Even more than desertion, the damage to the partisan movement caused the loss of partisan detachments of food bases at the end of 1941-1942. According to Mokrousov, the bases were laid on the basis of food 5-6 thousand people until six months, and in some places and more (4th partisan district). Only sheep disturbed from the steppe districts and left in the collective farms of the foothill SNK CR. ASSR for the needs of the partisan movement, up to 20 thousand heads, not counting pigs and cattle. Prepared reserves should have been provided during the specified period to the normal content of the partisan detachments and their maintenance of effective hostilities without any help from. However, due to the irresponsible relationship of many party and Soviet leaders, insufficient control over the proseal and shelter of food and, the main thing, the lack of the last days of October, the headquarters of the partisan movement and headquarters of districts, as well as due to the extremely small number of basters and vehicles allocated fighter Battalions, it was covered (buried to the ground) only 60-70% of the total delivered, and 30% remained on the surface.

However, by the beginning of 1942, even these bases were mainly lost. I.vergasov explained it by criminal negligence responsible for the basing of persons: "The trouble is that the selection of people who were engaged in databases, on the part of the district and district offices of the NKVD, was not a party, but often treacherous. Than other ways to explain such facts as: the bases were located close to the villages, had good entrances for vehicles, and people who were bought in the bulk of the bulk were fled in the first days of the occupation. " The defeat of the bases was facilitated by the fact that a large number of products were not taken deep into the forest, and focused on the so-called. Transfer bases near the roads. In addition, and with the basement of the base, everything was not so unequivocal. There were detachments extremely poorly disguised bases and even who did not even prepare them, but were those who coped well with this task. So, a detailed analysis of the situation with the bases shows that their fate depended mainly not from how they were hidden, but from other factors. This was told at the meeting of the secretariat of the Crimean OK VKP (b) in July 1942. Just returned from the forest A.V.Mokrousov: many detachments were well fun to have their products. For example, the detachments of the 3rd area, the Sudak squad, however, these bases were issued by traitors and stoleed by the population under the protection of the Germans, and, for example, the detachments of the 2nd area did not have time to hide foods in the forest and did it during the battle with invaders, At least, it was these detachments that lasted longer without hunger. The case, apparently, is that in Zui district there was no such scope of betrayal.

These circumstances led to the emergence and growth of hunger, which became a real nightmare of partisan detachments. Initially, people supported the existence of a hunting on wild animals, but they were quickly knocked out, then the roots, wood bark, moss, skins and remains of the past livestock were moved into move, which dug out from under the snow; The fighters were cooked and ate leather postal, belts, etc.; The lack of salt was particularly acute. Began deaths on the soil of exhaustion, which by the spring of 1942 acquired a cooking character. Until March 1942, only in the so-called "death camp" on the Abdug Ridge (Crimean Reserve), 53 partisans died from exhaustion.

Today you can only approximate the size of this tragedy, these reports differ significantly, but are equally affected. According to the report on hostilities, the Crimean partisans for 11 months of 1942 (until December, i.e. no two months of 1941), the losses of the partisans were assessed by their command: killed 898 people lost, missing - 473, who died From hunger - 473 people, i.e. On two killed there are one dead. A similar picture is also charged from I. Vergasov's report, according to which, by July, more than 150 people died in the detachments of the 4th and 5th regions. - It is also more than the detachments of these areas have lost killed in battles, which were 120 people. According to archival data, only in the winter of 1942 in the detachments of the 3rd, 4th, 5th regions died of hunger to 400 people. . These data, apparently, closer to the truth. This forced the commander of the partisan detachments of the Crimea Colonel M.T.Lobova (he replaced Mokrusov in July 1942) to write in the report on the results of hostilities that "in the 3rd area reached the catastrophe. 362 people died hungry death there, and in 11 cases there were factors. " It should be noted that the report of Lobov is the only source that speaks of such a large number of cannibal facts (under the cannosts here it is necessary to understand the use of parts of the corpses of those killed in battles or dead people, i.e. trio), only one episode appears in memories And in archival documents, several, but this in itself is quite eloquently illustrates a terrible picture in partisan detachments.
In March 1942, on the eve of the expected occurrence of the Crimean Front from the Kerch Peninsula, the front command was able to support the partisans for the abandonment of the air; It was done from Sevastopol. Mortality managed to suspend, although the hunger did not stop, but after the defeat of the Crimean front in May and especially after the fall of Sevastopol and the transfer of hostilities to the North Caucasus, when the airfields existing on Kuban were evacuated even further east, hunger in partisan detachments broke out again. Already in August 1942, mortality in the soil of exhaustion began again, which were underwent dozens of lives. From this age, almost until the fall of 1943, the famine was a permanent satellite of partisan life. In the terrible winter of 1942-1943. Also, hunger put all the partisan movement on the edge of the catastrophe. In particular, in the Radiogram of P. Mampolsky V.Bulatov for February 17, it was reported: "The presence of people on February 17 - 266 people, of which in long-range exploration -32, non-visible - 20. Our losses from October 25, 1942. (Date of active evacuation partisans from the forest - TS) - 167 people, of which: in battles 37, diversions -1, exploration - 3, productions - 59, who died from hunger -57, shot -10. " In the future, in connection with the growth of the partisan war and the transition of a large part of the local population of mountain and adhesive villages, changes in relations with volunteers from the Tatar volunteers (part of which moved to the side of the partisans), as well as increased supply, hunger retreated, but on the memoirs of partisans, I did not have to live.

Of course, hunger was called as a lack of permanent supply from a large land and attitudes with the hostile population of adhesive villages, and in the consciousness of the partisans was firmly connected with the defeat of food bases in late 1941 - early 1942. When the partisan movement of Crimea has lost more than 60% of food and MTO funds, which did not allow partisan districts and units to function without any assistance.

The role of aviation

The study of archival and published documents, memoirs of partisans and aviators, materials of scientific and periodical press make out the general conclusion that Soviet aviation has made a significant contribution to the development of the partisan movement in the Crimea in 1942. (When the Crimean partisans were established and established the foundations and principles of interaction), crucial importance - in the most difficult period of partisans in late 1942. - First half of 1943. (supported the Crimean partisans in the exclusively specific conditions of their combat and daily activities) and the most important influence - during the deployment of the fighting of partisan formations in the second half of 1943. And the liberation of the Crimea from the German Romanian invaders (aviation practically contributed to the deployment of the partisan movement and was used at this stage most actively, fulfilling the tasks of supply and combat support). Under the conditions of finding the Crimean Peninsula in the enemy's rear, from March-April 1942. Until April 1944, the aviation of different groups were helped by the Crimean partisans: fronts, civil air fleet, Black Sea Fleet. About 1,000 successful aircraft carriers were carried out for all time, delivered to the current partisan detachments of 725 tons of ammunition, food, medicines, uniforms and other goods. It was exported from the partisan detachments of 1311 wounds and patients with partisans. It was exported from the rear of the enemy 545 people of the civilian population, which was hidden from the repression of the Germans. Abandoned in the existing partisan detachments and rear of the enemy 521 people of the command and political composition and special groups. For landing aircraft, seven landing sites in the mining part of the Crimea were found and ordered, but were used for the most part three. Countering the flights of Soviet aircraft by the enemy was ineffective and virtually unsuccessful, no aircraft was shot down by German aviation or captured by landing platform blockers. The losses of airplanes were only in accidents of a different nature due to the influence of natural and human factors and amounted to 22 aircraft. Crimean partisans for the entire period of interaction through mediation aviation delivered a large number of reconnaissance information, intensified combat and propaganda actions. For partisans and residents of Crimea, the plane became a symbol of communication with a country, an important factor in psychological confrontation.

Given the above features, it is necessary to stop on the results of the partisan war in the Crimea. In total, in 1941-1944 in the Crimean Peninsula, 80 partisan detachments operated (over 12,500 fighters), 202 underground organizations and groups (over 2500 people).
In the period from November 1941 to April 16, 1944, Crimean Soviet partisans destroyed 29,3383 soldiers and police officers (and 3872 were captured); spent 252 battles and 1632 operations (including 39 tips and shelling, 212 ambuses, 81 sabotage on railways, 770 attacks on vehicles), destroyed and disabled 48 locomotives, 947 wagons and platforms, 2 armored tickets, 13 tanks, 3 armored car, 211 guns, 1940 cars, 83 tractors, 112.8 km of telephone cable and 6000 km power lines; Captured 201 cars, 40 tractors, 2627 horses, 542 wagons, 17 guns, 250 machine guns, 254 automaton, 5415 rifles, ammunition and other military property. And although modern researchers question the numbers of the living force of the enemy, nevertheless, it is necessary to note the main political and psychological result: all 923 days of occupation in Crimea did not stop the struggle of patriots and de facto there was a legitimate Soviet government in the person of partisans.

1500 participants in the partisan movement were awarded orders and medals, the head of the Sevastopol underground V.D. Revikin awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union (posthumously). It is important to note that the "winged partisans" turned out to be completely forgotten. On April 10, 1942, his flight - for the first time in the Crimean Reserve from Sevastopol - made the guard lieutenant FF Gerasimov, the commander of the 3rd Aviation Squadrilles of the 6th Guards Filter Aviation Regiment of the Black Sea Fleet Air Force. For the feat of the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR dated June 14, 1942, Gerasimov was awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union with the presentation of the Order of Lenin and the "Golden Star" medal (No. 860). So at F.F. Gerasimova made a submission to the awards precisely for the first flight to the partisan forest from Sevastopol. Among the Crimean partisans of the title Hero of the Soviet Union was not awarded, although eight people were presented. Therefore, a high award assigned by FF Gerasimov, one of the first "Crimean air partisans" is unique in the partisan movement in the Crimea, and once again emphasizes the role and importance of aviation in its formation, support and deployment.

The history of the partisan movement in the Crimea is known to us quite schematically and in a typical Soviet historiography of the Great Patriotic War, where the coverage of one side of the case prevailed - the heroism of the participants of those events. As for a number of complex moments in the history of the partisan movement related, in particular, with the miscalculations of the command, disadvantages of the organization of the partisan movement and the supply of partisans, internal contradictions in the management leadership and with such a phenomenon as collaborationism, they are usually not mentioned by historians and by the authors of memoirs from ideological considerations. Not begging the meaning of what was done earlier, still you have to state that we, the generation of not knew the war, today I essentially imagine one of the key moments of our history, and numerous lacuna in our knowledge are rapidly filled with all sorts of speculation and myths. Therefore, having considered unbiased and complex features of the partisan movement in the Crimea, it would be desirable that people, aware of the past, will not cease - to think.

Sergey Tkachenko,

historian, local history

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Crimea in the period of German occupation [national relations, collaborationism and partisan movement, 1941-1944] Romanceko Oleg Valentinovich

Partisan and underground movement on the territory of Crimea (brief essay)

In the fall of 1941, the resistance movement was launched on the territory of Crimea, which was the answer to the terror of the invaders. On October 23, by the decision of the regional committee of the WCP (b), the central headquarters of the partisan movement in Crimea (CSSPD) was formed, and the commander of the partisan movement was approved by A.V. Mocrowes. This choice was not random. During the civil war, Mokrusov already led the Crimean partisans. Commissioner CSPP became S.V. Martynov is the secretary of the Simferopol City Committee of the WCP (b). The creation of partisan detachments began. For the convenience of action, all the detachments were distributed over partisan areas. A total of five such districts were created. On October 30, 1941, the commander of the partisan movement of Mokrusov issued his first order, which stated on the deployment of combat activities on the communications of the enemy.

The armed struggle of the Crimean partisans began in an exceptionally difficult setting. Disadvantages in the organization, hasty in actions, as well as cases of betrayal, led to the fact that the partisans in the fall of 1941 did not have in sufficient amounts of weapons, equipment, food, topographical cards. Therefore, the first partisan detachments acted still scattered. Almost all the detachments had to face the difficulties of an organizational nature. I had to deal with the construction of dugouts, re-equipped combat groups, teach people to own weapons. It was also necessary to familiarize the partisans with a terrain, roads, teach them to navigate in the forest.

Nevertheless, on November 5, 1941, the invaders received the first serious blow. He was inflicted by the Ichkinsky partisan detachment under the command of M.I. Chuba. In battle with the enemy, the partisans destroyed 123 German soldiers and officers, having lost only two people. The detachment of Chuba was not the only one who these days entered into battle with the Nazis. Sensitive blows across the occupiers caused partisans of Simferopol, Evpatoria and Bakhchisaray detachments. In total, in the first two months of the occupation, the Crimean partisans destroyed almost 1 thousand soldiers and officers of the enemy.

Almost immediately, the leadership of the partisan movement was encountered with a catastrophic decrease in the number of detachments. She walked insanely persistent fighters and commanders, some of which was deserted from the forest. In addition, the Krasnoperekopsky and Sakian detachments were pushed out by the enemy in Sevastopol and joined the Red Army. Several detachments could not go into the forest at all. Finally, there were cases of open betrayal, when the commanders dismissed their detachments, their material bases threw themselves, and in the worst case they brought punishers to their former comrades (for example, the Albat detachment).

Many detachments have grown hard. However, along with the screening, replenishment went. In November, the personnel of partisan detachments increased significantly due to the fighters and commanders of the Soviet troops, which were surrounded during the autumn fights behind the Crimea and could not break into Sevastopol. This qualitatively strengthened the ranks of the partisans, significantly increased their combat capability, since among the newly entered many people who had combat experience were. The bulk of the servicemen was included in the already existing partisan detachments. In addition, the fighters and commanders of the Red Army created another three independent detachments (the so-called "Krasnoarmeysky"). They were commanded by Lieutenant Colonel B.B. Gorodovikov, Captain D.F. Isaev and Politruk A. Asedin.

In general, by the end of November 1941, 27 partisan detachments were operating in Crimea with a total of 3456 people (of which about a thousand people are military personnel of the Red Army).

During the defense of Sevastopol, the Soviet command put the task of the movement of the enemy troops to the Crimean partisans, to delay the movement of the German-Romanian forces as much as possible and, thus weaken a blow to the city. To this end, the roads leading to Sevastopol, the continuous action of partisan groups, which destroyed enemy equipment, ammunition and living force were organized. At the same time, the partisans made a number of bold raids on enemy garrisons. As a result, for the period from November to December 1941, they managed to carry out over 150 combat operations, withstand 55 fights with German-Romanian parts and destroy about 3 thousand soldiers and officers of the enemy. Such activity partisans forced the invaders to keep significant forces to protect their communications.

Considerable forces of Nazis distracted Kerch partisans. They were based in Adzhimushki and older quarries, where they were struggled in extremely difficult conditions.

Partisans were actively operating during the Kerch-Feodosian landing operation. During the winter-spring fighting of 1942, they made hundreds of combat operations and sabotage acts, constantly affected the communications of the enemy, its garrisons and headquarters, distracting up to two enemy divisions. During the existence of the Crimean front, they were destroyed by 12 thousand German and Romanian soldiers and officers, 1500 cars, a lot of other military equipment and gear.

Since the spring of 1942, the partisans with the Soviet command began with the Soviet command. Aviation began to deliver weapons, ammunition, equipment, medicines, food, exporting wounded and patients to the "larger land". As a result, six months after the start of the battles behind the Crimea, 2822 people numbered in partisan detachments.

The position of the partisan, and without that difficult, much worsened after capturing Kerch's Nazis and Sevastopol. The connection with the "Big Earth" was interrupted for a while, so weapons, ammunition and medicines have ceased to enter. Having captured Sevastopol, the Germans were transferred to the areas of the partisans released parts and reinforced the blockade of the mining and wooded areas of the peninsula. And soon the Nazis took a fierce attempt to deal with the partisan movement. At the end of July 1942, against significantly weakened detachments, which had no more than 500 full-fighters, the enemy threw 22 thousand soldiers and officers. However, the partisans not only managed to survive, but also caused the enemy a number of tangible blows.

The situation is most difficult for the entire occupation period in the fall of 1942 - in the winter of 1943. The Soviet front was removed from the Crimea for hundreds of kilometers, and the connection with the "Big Earth" was broken. In addition, just at that time began the fruits of the occupiers to attract the local population to cooperate, especially the Crimean Tatars to cooperate. With the assistance of the Muslim committees, the Germans managed to create a significant number of self-defense union and parts of the police, which were involved in the active fight against partisan movement. Because of this, Crimean partisans, in fact, were cut off from the foothill and the steppe Crimea and are isolated in the mountains. Create our own power supplies, ammunition, medicines and other materials they could not. There were many wounded and patients in the detachments, as well as the guerrillas of women, old people and children.

In this situation, the Soviet command attempted to evacuate the part of the Crimean partisans to the "Greater Earth". Evacuation began in September - October and lasted until December 1942. During this period, it was possible to take out 556 wounded, sick and exhausted partisans from the forest. Nevertheless, it was not possible to remove all. During the same time, 450 people died of hunger, and 400 - it was decided to direct one by one and groups into the steppe areas of the Crimea on underground and sabotage work.

All this significantly reduced the number of personnel of partisan detachments. Therefore, in October 1942, the CSTP was disbanded, A.V. Mokrusov was withdrawn on the "big land", and the leadership of the partisan movement was reorganized. Instead of districts, two sectors were created, for which six remaining detachments were distributed - just over 350 people. Hitlermen and collaborators climbed these detachments into the blockade ring in the forests of the central part of the mountain Crimea. And only in March 1943, the partisans were able to break through this ring and go to active combat actions.

As the Soviet troops approaches the peninsula, the guerrillates began to be increased in the invaders. All the more tangible help began to provide the Soviet command. Permanent connection with the population has improved. The inhabitants of many sat down took place in the forest, hundreds of them entered the detachments. Therefore, by January 1944, the number of Crimean partisans rose to 3998 people. This led to a new reorganization of movement. In January-February 1944, seven partisan brigades were formed, and later in three compounds - Northern (commander P.R. Yampolsky), South (commander M.A. Macedonian) and East (commander V.S. Kuznetsov). General management carried out the Crimean headquarters of the partisan movement (KSHPD) led by V.S. Bulatov, who simultaneously was the secretary of the Crimean Regional Committee of the Communist Party. KSHPD was created in October 1943 and was outside the Crimea.

During this period, the partisans committed hundreds of sabotage on the communications of the enemy and against various kinds of military facilities. The increased number of partisan detachments, their equipment of modern military equipment allowed to carry out larger operations. So, at the end of 1943, the detachments of the northern compound defeated large garrisons of the enemy in the villages of the Mint and Sorokino and in the district center of the station. Eastern compound detachments attacked a strong German garrison in the old Crimea, destroying about 200 soldiers and opponent officers.

An important area of \u200b\u200bactivity partisans was the work on the decomposition of the personnel of the enemy's troops (especially Romanian and Slovak parts), as well as the collaborationist formations from the local population. Partisans and undergrounders spread in these parts of the leaflets, in which they talked about the actual position on the Soviet-German front. The leaflets called on to break with the Nazis, switch to the side of the partisans and fight together with them. Such campaign was of great success also because after defeats in the summer of 1943, the moral spirit of the occupants decreased significantly. For example, many soldiers and officers of the Slovak Division "quickly" were clearly anti-fascist. Soon they alive and groups, with weapons in their hands, began to move to the side of the partisans, where they were allowed to create their partisan detachment. Some Romanian soldiers went to the forest. As a result, by the spring of 1944, not only representatives of different nations of the USSR, but also Slovaks, Romanians, Czechs, Poles, and Spaniards fought against the occupiers in the partisan detachments of the Crimea against the occupiers.

Trying at any cost to save your rear from the partisans, the German command in the fall of 1943 - in the winter of 1944 once again threw the troops against them (three infantry divisions supported by artillery, tanks and aviation). In the stubborn battles, the partisans threw this plan of the enemy, thereby showing not only samples of courage and courage, but also increased combat skills.

By the beginning of the Soviet operation to liberate the Crimea in partisan detachments there were 3,750 people who were well armed, organized and had a great combat experience. All this allowed the Crimean partisans to provide a substantial assistance to the upcoming Soviet troops.

Partisans were not the only one who led a courageous struggle with the Nazis. In the cities and other settlements of Crimea over the years of occupation, about 200 underground organizations arose, which united about 2500 people in their ranks.

The most actively acted by the undergrounders of Simferopol, which created more than 15 groups and organizations. The largest of them were the organization Ya. Walkachey and A. Daggy, whose representatives managed to penetrate many institutions and enterprises of the city. So, the undergrounders Daggi acted at a canning plant, power plants and in the city hospital. 70 people numbered an underground organization headed by I. Lexin. Its members worked at the Depot of Station Simferopol, at the railway station, at the car repair plant. Actively fought with an invader underground youth organization led by B. Khokhlov and V. Koshukhin.

In Sevastopol, an organization was operating at the chapter with V. Revyakin. The underground workers led the campaign work, produced leaflets and newspaper "for their homeland", freed from the camps of Soviet prisoners of war, collected intelligence data, made bold sabotage on communications of the enemy and industrial enterprises.

Yalta underground organization led by an officer of the Red Army A.I. Kazantsev, produced the "Crimean Pravda" newspaper, made a sabotage, transferred to the partisan detachments of volunteers who wanted to fight with an arms in their hands. In the fall of 1943, Yalta's underfielders burned the sawmill, prepared materials for the construction of military fortifications, and several times were out of construction a Yalta power plant.

Theodosian underground organization under the direction of N.M. Leasts launched active activities to liberate Soviet prisoners of German camps.

By the spring of 1944, underground organizations launched their activities throughout the Crimea. Their members led large political work among the population, using oral and printed propaganda. The underground workers saved Soviet prisoners of war from camps, and civilians from the hijacking to Germany, made a sabotage against the military and civilian objects of the enemy, provided with valuable intelligence data of partisans and the Soviet command. The important side of the underground activities was the destruction of those who collaborate with the occupation regime. In the days of the liberation of the Crimea, combat groups created from among the most trained representatives of underground organizations, struck the enemy rear. With their active participation, a lot of property was saved, which the Nazis prepared for the destruction and uhzo to Germany.

Two and a half years continued the struggle of Crimean partisans and underground workers with an occupation regime. During this time, they conducted more than one and a half thousand operations on the communications of the enemy and withstood 252 major battles with punishers, destroyed and captured about 34 thousand soldiers and opponent officers. Partisans and undergrounders shot down 2 aircraft, disabled 211 guns, 17 tanks and armored vehicles, 2 armored tickets and allowed 79 military echelons under Sunshi. For the period of combat operations from November 1, 1941 to April 16, 1944, over 12 thousand people of different nationalities fought in the ranks of partisans and underground workers. Of these, more than 2 thousand people died in battles, died from RAS or exhaustion.

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The inflexible courage of Soviet people was manifested in the fight against fascism during the Great Patriotic War in the Crimea. Heroically fought with the German-fascist invaders of the Crimean partisans, showing a selfless devotion to their socialist homeland.
The organizers of the partisan and underground struggle were the Crimean Obmah, the city committees and district schools, which, fulfilling the instructions of the Central Committee, were tremended by the formation of partisan detachments and underground groups. By early November 1941, 29 partisan detachments were created on the peninsula. The Bureau of the Crimean Committee of the Party appointed commander of the partisan movement of a participant in the civil war A. V. Mokrousov, Commissioner - secretary of the Simferopol City Council S. V. Martynova. Partisan detachments were headed by the secretaries of the towns and district schools, party, Soviet and Komsomol workers 3. F. Amelinov, V. A. Bolotova, V. G. Yeremenko, I. N. Kazakov, E. D. Kiselev, A. A. Litvinenko , N. D. Lugovoy, V.I. Nikanorov, V. I. Filippov, V. I. Black; Economic executives M. A. Macedonsky, M. I. Chub; Commanders of the Red Army D. I. Aerkin, B. B. Gorovikov, G. L. Seversky, F. I. Fedorenko and others.

Almost in full, Biyuk-Onlarsky, Zui, Ichkinsky, Karasubazar, Starokremsky district schools remained in the enemy rear.
In November 1941, soldiers, commander and political workers were joined in the ranks of partisans, which, covering the waste of Soviet troops to Sevastopol, were in the fascist rear. It was mainly the fighters and officers of the 184th rifle and the 48th separate cavalry divisions, parts of the marine infantry.
The territory of the dislocation of partisan detachments was divided into five districts. The heads of them were A. A. Satsyuk (1st District - Starocrym Forests), I. G. Genov (2nd area - Zui and Belogorsky forests), G. L. Seversky (3rd area - Forests of the State Register), I. M. Bortnikov (4th district - the surroundings of Yalta), V. V. Krasnikov (5th district - the neighborhood of Sevastopol). Partisan detachments were also based in the area of \u200b\u200bKerch, in Adzhimushki and Starokarantinian quarries. It was essentially the 6th area, which was headed by I. I. Pakhomov. The overall leadership of the detachments carried out the headquarters of the partisan movement in Crimea, headed by A. V. Mokrousov.
From the first days of occupation, the Crimean partisans launched active fighting. When there were battles near Sevastopol and on the Kerch Peninsula, they provided all-possible assistance among the parts of the Red Army. Making sabotage on highways and railways, attacking enemy garrisons, collecting reconnaissance data, closer to victory.
For the first period of the partisan struggle, which ended with the end of the heroic defense of Sevastopol, the detachments of the people's avengers destroyed over 12 thousand soldiers and opponent officers.
In the summer of 1942, when the Nazis fully occupied the Crimea, the position of the partisan was significantly complicated. Given the important strategic importance of the peninsula, the Hitler's command concentrated large military forces here. Enemy garrisons stood in almost every location. Actively collaborated with invaders in their repeated attempts
Destroy the partisan detachments of local nationalist elements and other renegades. But when the peninsula became a deep rear, the fascists failed to pay off the flame of the People's War. Part of the partisans to solve the regional committee of the party was transferred to the city and villages - to help underground workers. The remaining in the forests continued to work on enemy communications.
By the fall of 1943, the number of fighters in the partisan detachments increased significantly. Residents of villages, underground workers, prisoners of war, liberated by patriots from concentration camps, left the forest. In this, third, period of the partisan movement in the Crimean forests, there were 33 detachments united in 7 brigades. On January 15, 1944, the number of Crimean partisans was 3733 people: Russians - 1944 (52%), Crimean Tatars - 598 (16%), Ukrainians - 348 (9%), Georgians - 134 (3.6%), Armenians - 69 (1.8%).
At the new stage of the fight against the occupiers, which takes more and wide range, in Moscow, it was decided to create the Crimean headquarters of the partisan movement.
The overall management of partisans and underground activities carried out the regional underground center, which from August 1943 he headed the secretary of the Crimean Committee of the Party P. R. Yampolsky.In November, he informed the head of the headquarters of the partisan movement to the first secretary of the Committee of the Party V. S. Bulatov: "The enemy evaluates the partisan movement in the Crimea in this period as the third front on the Crimean Peninsula ... Infantry without tanks, guns, artillery and mortars against us now goes ... "
During this period, the partisans defeated major enemy garrisons in the zea, in the villages of Sorokino, flower, general, and mint, goalube. Constantly combat operations on railways. On the night of September 9-10, 1943, the sabotage groups simultaneously blew up rails on several sites, they were allowed to sleep enemy's enemy. As a result, the movement on the railways of the Crimea ceased for five days.
The Military Council of the North-Caucasian Front and the command of a separate seaside army was provided to the Military Council of the Crimean Partisans. Ammunition, food, medicines were regularly delivered to the forest. On team posts in the detachments, a group of combat commanders of the Red Army was sent.
In early 1944, three partisan compounds were formed in Crimea; Northern headed P. R. Yampolsky, South - M. A. Macedonian, East - V. S. Kuznetsov.
Winter and spring 1944 - the period of the most active hostilities of the Crimean partisans. In total during the war, the patriots were destroyed and over 33,000 enemy soldiers and officers were captured, destroyed 79 military echelons, 2 armored tickets, dozens of flavors of fuel and ammunition, blew 3 railway bridges, captured a lot of trophies.
During the preparation of the Crimean offensive operation, the northern compounds were controlled by the promotion of the enemy on the roads of Simferopol - Alushta and Simferopol - Belogorsk. The southern joint operated in the Yalta area, on the highway Simferopol - Bakhchisarai - Sevastopol. And on April 1944, the partisans together with the Soviet troops took part in the liberation of Simferopol, Yalta, Bakhchisaraya, Belogorsk, Zui and other settlements of the peninsula.
From the very beginning of the German occupation of the Crimea, in the fall of 1941 many residents of Simeiza We went to the mountains and became the participants of the Yalta partisan detachment. In the autumn of 1942, several landings on the shore were made by sailors of the Black Sea Fleet. Many residents of the village died from the hands of the occupiers who practiced violence with the civilian population in response to partisans. The Red Army liberated Simeiz on April 16, 1944. In May 1943 in Simeiz An underground patriotic group was organized led by G S. Leonenko. It consisted of V. M. Devishva, L. A. Ermakovother (Crimean Obrupartarhiv, f. 1, op. 24, d. 375, LL. 61, 62.). They delivered the "Red Crimea" newspaper, partisan leaflets and distributed them among the population. The receipt of the radio receiver, the patriots took the sumptures of the Sovinform Bureau, rewritten them. From undergrounders, the residents of the village learned about the situation on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War. The underground participants supported close ties with the partisans, carried out their tasks until the arrival of the Red Army.
Liberation from fascist slavery brought the workers of the Crimea Spring 1944. On April 16, the troops of the 16th Rifle Corps of a separate seaside army arrived in Simeiz under the command of Major General K.I. Provivoov and the 26th Motorized Brigade of the 19th Tank Corps under the command of Colonel A. P. Khrapovitsky. The rapid offensive of the Soviet troops and the agreed actions of the partisans were deprived of the enemy the ability to completely destroy the village. On the main avenue of Simeiza, where the population met the liberators, red banners saved by the pioneer L. Yermakov (now L. A. Ermakov operates a doctor in Simeiz). The many residents of Simeiza, who bravely fought with a hate enemy on the front, artillery Guard Sergeant N. T. Vasilchenko awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union. The fighting path was a scientist-astronomer Simeiza I. G. Moiseev. He courageously fought against the enemy in the partisan detachments of Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, participated in the Slovak uprising of 1944, fought for the liberation of Czechoslovakia. In November 1967, a monument to 15 Simeizs, who died in the Great Patriotic War was established in the center of the village. Considerable contribution was made to the fight against the Hitler's invaders undergrounders. They led political and propaganda work among the population. They committed sabotage, transferred to partisans and command of the Red Army intelligence data on the location and actions of the enemy's troops.
From October to December 1941, the activities of the underground and patriotic groups were led to the Stem Center headed by the Bureau of the Crimean Region I. A. Kozlov, experienced conspirator, party member since 1905
The underground center was in Kerch; After the liberation of the city by the landing parts in early 1942 he was legalized. In April 1942, the Commissioner for the underground cases of the Crimean Committee of the Party was appointed I. Genov, and in October 1942 the regional underground party center was established, which included I. G. Genov and N. D. Lugovoy. From August 1943, the work of under-patriotic groups organized and directed the underground party center headed by P. R. Yampolsky. E. P. Stepanov, E. P. Stepanov, N. D. Lugova and others. Only 220 underground organizations operated in the Crimea during the time occupation. There were over 2500 people in their ranks.
Motherland highly appreciated the feats of Crimean partisans and underground workers. April 13, Simferopol was released. After the liberation of the entire Crimea, a representative of the Supreme Commander's Betting, Marshal Vasilevsky signed an idea of \u200b\u200bthe assignment of the title of the Hero of the Soviet Union the most famous partisan commanders: A. Vakhtina, N. Dementiev, G. Georgian, V. Kuznetsov, M. Macedonsky, Fedorenko. Over 3000 patriots are awarded government awards. A. A. Voloshinov, N. M. Leastnikova, A. F. Zyabrev, V. K. Efremov, P. D. Silnikov, N. I. Tereshchenko (all posthumously), V. I. Babi, and . N. Kuratim, V.I. Nikanorov, G. L. Seversky, M. I. Chub and others. The head of the Sevastopol underground organization V. D. Revyakin is posthumously awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union.
Bains Ivan StepanovichFor participation in the partisan movement in Crimea, he was awarded the Order of the Red Banner, the Medals "Partiz of Patriotic War", "For the defense of Sevastopol ». Motyain Ivan Ermolaevich. For participation in the partisan movement in Crimea was awarded the Order of the Red Banner. Order of the Red Star: Barybkin Feodora Evdokimovna, Grishko Mikhail Davidovich, Leonova Galina Ivanovna, Leonov Fedor Konstantinovich, wheat Dmitry Mikhailovich, Podtochilina Lydia Andreevna, Zhigarev Vladimir Semenovich, Yevgeny Petrovich, Tyuterev Kuzma Romanovich.
Chub Mikhail Ilyich, Commander of the partisan detachment. For participation in the partisan movement in the Crimea was awarded the Order of Lenin . Tyuterev Kuzma Romanovich. For participation in the partisan movement in the Crimea, the medal "Partiz of Patriotic War" II degree, the Order of the Hall Sign in September 1943 and the Order of the Rusk Star in July 1944
The last reward was made by order of the head of the Belarusian headquarters of the partisan movement number 435 already 07/25/46. In accordance with this, by order a medal "Partiz of Patriotic War", another hundred forty-five former Crimean partisans were awarded
Working with archival documents, the author revealed a kind "Partisan Guard": thirty-seven people who had four government awards. Even with a fluent study of the list, it is striking that there are no such legendary personalities as Fedorenko, Serma, Kadyiv, Muratov ...
It is explained by the fact that the two first went to the front, two others were deported and therefore the subsequent awards did not touch them.
Given the fact that the medal "For the defense of Sevastopol" is not awarded for his status
The manifestation of personal courage, and the entire composition of the parts of the army, aviation and the fleet, which took part in the defense of the city. The medal "Partiz of the Patriotic War" de facto also acquired similar status, you can make a sad conclusion that fifty-six of the best of the best Crimean partisans, those who passed the whole epic from November 1941 to April 1944 were awarded only one or two combat Awards each. From this glorious cohort today is only one of them - the former commander of the 6th partisan detachment of the Southern Union Nikolay Dementiev, who presented to the title of the Hero of the Soviet Union and did not receive it undeservedly. I want to believe that the awards will still find their heroes.


Monument to Yalta partisans installed on Ai-Petri
The fraternal grave of the partisan of the Yalta squad, who died in battle with the Germans on December 13, 1941.
The inscription on the monument reads: "People's Avengers-partisans of the Crimea who gave life to the fight against fascist invaders in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945
Monument to partisans and undergrounders Crimea
On May 9, 1978, in Simferopol on the Kyiv Street, in front of the Mir cinema building, a monument to partisans and underground workers was opened (the authors - the sculptor N. D. Soloschenko, architect E. V. Popov). At a high pedestal - a sculptural composition depicting two patriots. One of them is wounded, but supported by a comrades in arms, remains in the ranks. The monument symbolizes the unreleased courage of Soviet people, which are in the fight against fascism, their dedication to their socialist homeland.

The monument to the partisans in the old Crimea was built in 1961.


On the edges, memorial plates made of white marble in the form of shields, the inscription: "April 1944. Your names will always live in the hearts of Soviet people!" In the square, older underground workers and partisans who died on the eve of the liberation of the old Crimea were buried, and the rabusers were reburied on the mountain .
Live in the memory of people the names of the commander of the partisan group, a former teacher of mathematics of the old school of high school, Communist N. I. Hod, young patriots, yesterday's schoolchildren. The older squad opened his military account in the fall of 1941 in the late October 1943. In almost full, the youth underground group was gone. He headed her Georgy (Yuri) Stoyanov. Jewish undergrounders - fearless, daring, elusive - made themselves to the locations of the enemy parts; They did not miss any transportation worn, looked, believed, remembered. And then the partisan forest delivered valuable intelligence. In the partisan forest, young undergrounders amounted to the combat core of the Komsomolsk and youth detachment named after the Lenin Komsomol. The commander of him was a young Officer of the Red Army A. A. Vakhitin. In January 1944, the death of the hero fell in a battle on the mountain Burer of the favorite detachment of Jura Stanov, in March - April, the Nazis grabbed and killed in the Benches of I. I. Davydov, the Mitu brothers and the Thoms of Stoyanov.
Partizan Day and Underground - Memore Date in Russia, which is celebrated on June 29, starting in 2010. The day of partisans and underground workers will be marked with memorable events.
Installed by the State Duma of Russia in March 2009 on the initiative and Central Committee of the CPSU (b) party, Soviet, trade union and Komsomol organizations to create partisan detachments and sabotage groups to combat German troops.
Medal "Parisan of the Great Patriotic War" established. The author of the drawing of the medal is the artist N. I. Moskalev, the drawing is taken from the unfulfilled project of the medal "25 years of the Soviet Army".
As is well known from historical documents, the actions of the partisans and the work of the underground workers played great importance in the successful outcome of the Great Patriotic War. In the rear of the enemy, in total, more than one million partisans - men, women and children. Currently, many documents telling about the true feat of partisans and underground workers during the war years are still stored in state archives under the vulture "Top Secret." Perhaps the introduction of this "military" memorable date will serve as a reason for the research and the opening of unknown pages of partisan glory. And it is undoubted that the institution of the Day of Partizan and underground workers became a tribute to deep respect for the lives and feat of people, thanks to which in 1945 the Motherland was liberated. On this day, many memorable events are held throughout the country to the monuments of the victims during the Great Patriotic War and other memorials. Also celebrate now living veterans, partisans and underground workers who operated in the enemy's rear.


Large Yalta was freed from the fascist invaders on April 16, 1944. Partisans and undergrounders, all of them - young and adults, doctors and workers, fragile girls and severe men - closed each of us, gave us peace and a bright sky above their heads.

Sources
1. Brushevn V.M. Crimean headquarters of the partisan movement, 2001. - 101 c. 2. GARARK. - F.151, OP.1, D.197, L. 28. 3. Lugovoy N.D. Strada Partizanskaya: 900 days in the rear of the enemy. Simferopol: Elinho, 2004. 4. Arunan L.E.- Teacher of the history and law of Simeiz UHC.

Crimean partisans

The expanses of the Crimean Peninsula entail people from all over the world with their beauty and charm. And the lonely monuments of Potals remind us that it was not always so quiet here. 70 years ago, the Great Patriotic War ended, but in the memory of the people she will remain forever. As the memory of the partisans and the undergrounders of the Crimea will remain forever.

On October 25, 1941, the fascists broke through Soviet defensive barriers and entered the territory of the Crimean Peninsula. Back in August 1941, it was decided to form partisan detachments from the multinational Crimean population - these were doctors and teachers, winemakers, workers, and 10 thousand were joined. demoralizedmilitary. Many had to refuse illness or by age. Such people were left in cities for underground work and for communication with the forest.

October 23, 1941 was created Crimea headquarters, headquarters head became Colonel A.V. Mokrousov, Commissioner - S. V. Martynov.

The fascists have already occupied Simferopol when the partisans only came to the places of their deployment. From the memories of Seversky George Leonidovich, the head of the 3rd partisan district: "80% of the population did not profit at the place of dislocation of the partisan district. For unknown reasons, dozens of prescribed political workers, commanders and hundreds of fighters did not arrive. Militia workers, fire team "did not appear.

Through the forests in November 1941, they made themselves to Sevastopol retreating our parts, units. More than a thousand sailors and soldiers joined the partisans. They brought weapons.

As of November 10, 1941, 5 partisan districts were created in Crimea, 27 partisan detachments; As of November 20, 1941, 28 partisan detachments, which consisted of 3734 people (of which 1316 servicemen). It is thanks to patriotic tuned fighters that the partisan movement of the Crimea was formed.

In the hard-to-reach places of the Crimean Mountains of the Yalta district, Burle - Kos, the sigh was held the battles of the Crimean partisans with German-Romanian troops. Participants of those events that, unfortunately, are no longer alive, but their memories and stories remain in the memory of new generations: Ivan Nergovic, Ilya Zakharovich Vergasov, Nikolai Ivanovich Dementiev, Andrei Andreyevich Sermul.

In November 1941, enemy detachments with appliances reached out to the deposited Sevastopol. The partisans opposed the invasion of the enemy: undermined cars, attacked small enemy groups, bridges exploded, forcing the enemy to act only during the day.

From the memories of Dementieva Nikolai Ivanovich,the commander of the 6th squad of the 4th Brigade of the Southern Union, which was the way from the ordinary to the commander: We attacked small groups, 7-8 people, beat in the center of the fascist column, watched this 2-3 minutes and went into the forest. "

Vergasov Ilya Zakharovichhe told how the bars were made, what losses were German, and I would gladly report: "And we have no losses!"

From the combat reports of those years: "1 passenger car destroyed, 1 motorcycle, 15 German officers." "Were in sabotage, let the train with a technique coming from Simferopol in Sevastopol."

Such lightning events brought success because immediately the partisans went to the forest, where the invaders were afraid to go. The German-Romanian command understood that without experienced conductors, it was impossible to fight with the guerrillas. Therefore, the service for the Germans went "Local". Immediately the food warehouses were destroyed, 70-80% of food hidden in cache. (Ch. 5. "Food Losses"). At the first collisions, the partisans lost 40-45 people killed and up to 20 disappeared.

Already in December 1941, hunger began in partisan detachments. From the local population, the Germans have formed voluntary punitive detachments that blocked the exit partisans to settlements. Pocked partisans due to the mined food as a result of the operation. First of all, food was given to the wounded and sick partisans.

From the memories of N.I. Dementieva: "5 days have not spruce, except for the lime bark. In some places there were chairs of fruit wild trees. We have grown snow, harvested apples, pears and brewed tea from Kizyl's roots. But when you drink it for a long time, then a man has swollen, and then dying. " To somehow quench the hunger, the partisans cooked leather belts, ate moss and leaves of trees. And one day from Romanian stables managed to hurt horses. One scored directly on the edge and drunk her blood, because they could not reach the parking lot. There were people in the camp who had no strength to score a horse and cook their meals. The combined efforts were bleeding the most weakened partisans. Only in the morning people were able to climb their feet. The strongest fighters were spawned a boiled conine on units. "

Military historians argue that military losses were the same as from hunger. But not only hunger, the Germans were experiencing partisans, but also sent traitors, and sometimes nothing implied adolescents, followed by surveillance. Partisans did not forgive traitors and shot in place. The Germans also, if they came across partisans, used all types of torture, and then shot.

Nemen's bet on the multinational composition of the population of the Crimea and the desire to unleash interethnic conflicts did not bring due results. This is a lot of confirmations. And one of them - in the Crimean forests, where Russian (Rhoze), Crimean Tatar (Appazov) and Greek (Spay), killed in battle 25.10, 1943 lie in the Crimean forests. They remained the faithful sons of their homeland.

And how many graves in the Crimean mountains, the unknown soldiers are resting under the ground, who turned out to be in the Crimean Earth. The partisans were told that there were cases when the Germans fused the forests with dogs and shot at random. They fell into partisans or soldiers, sailors who only came to the squad, and nobody knew them. They were simply laid by stones or betrayed the earth without any identification signs. So they lie in the land of 72 years, and their relatives are waiting for that someday, someone finds out where their ancestor is buried.

On the territory of the eastern part of the mountain Crimea, the take-off stripes were cleared, where airplanes were driving and from where they were evacuated by the wounded and patients on the big land.

In May 1943, the bosses were replaced: Mokrusov flew away, his foreheads changed him, his foreheads flew away, left Seversky, but then he flew away. "The bosses changed, and we, ordinary," plow "." Under these conditions, all the severity of the partisan war lay on ordinary fighters.

A handful of exhausted people, brought to the limit of human strength, induced fear and horror on the fatal anti-war.

April arrived in 1944. Germans retired and Romanians, they left those who participated in punitive operations against the Soviet people. And the partisan detachments began to be replenished at the expense of the policemen who wanted to redeem their guilt with blood. They fought in the German military uniform with Russian weapons.

During the Crimean offensive operation, Crimean partisans had considerable assistance to the advancing Soviet troops. From November 1, 1941 to April 16, 1944, Crimean Soviet partisans and underground workers held 3226 shares against troops, communications and enemy facilities (including 252 battle, 1632 diversions and communications operations, 349 ambuses and attacks, 163 diversions and railways operations, 824 attacks on motor vehicles and summies); undermined, they were allowed to sleep and burned 79 echelons and 2 armored trains (total, 48 steam locomotives and 947 wagons and platforms were destroyed); destroyed 29383 soldiers and police officers (and another 3872 captured); Three railway stations, three power plants, two radio stations, 25 military warehouses, three railway and 52 highway bridges, 112.8 km of telephone cable and 6.6 km power lines; 13 tanks, 3 armored car, 211 guns, 1940 cars, 83 carts. On the side of the Soviet partisans from Lukyanov's detachment, a group of Slovak soldiers passed. In addition, they captured 201 cars, 40 tractors, 2627 horses, 542 wagons, 17 guns, 250 machine guns, 254 automaton, 5415 rifles, ammunition and other military property. They also beat off 1019 cattle heads, 6661 sheep and 609 tons of food.

In addition, the Crimean partisans were engaged in propaganda and agitation: they settled the release of the "Crimean partisan" newspaper, as well as distributed leaflets and summaries of Sovinformbüro (only from November 1941 to November 1943, the partisans of the Crimea were released and spread at least 6,500 leaflets of various names).

Over 3 thousand partisans and underground workers (including 1500 participants of the partisan movement) were awarded the orders and medals of the USSR, the head of the Sevastopol underground V. D. Revyakin awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union (posthumously).

Scientific and reference

  • P. V. Makarov. Partisans of Tavria. M., Milivdat, 1960. - 383 p., Ill.
  • In the rear of the enemy. Flyers of party organizations and partisans of the period of the Great Patriotic War 1941 - 1945. M., 1962.
  • Crimea in the Great Patriotic War of the Soviet Union 1941-1945. Simferopol, 1963.
  • Crimea in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945: Sat. documents and materials. Simferopol, 1973.
  • Partisan traffic in the occupied regions of the RSFSR // Great Patriotic War 1941 - 1945. Encyclopedia / Ed. M. M. Kozlova. -M.: Soviet Encyclopedia, 1985. - P. 536-539. - 500,000 copies.
  • A. V. Basov. Crimea in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945. M., "Science", 1987.

Memories of participants of the partisan movement

  • S. I. Bezsky. Partisans: Scout Notes. Simferopol, Crimezdat, 1959. - 214 pp.
  • E. P. Melnik. Road to underground (notes). Simferopol, Crimezdat, 1961. - 315 p., Ill.
  • E. P. Stepanov. Partisan trails. Memories of the participant of the partisan movement in the Crimea during the Great Patriotic War. Simferopol, Crimezdat, 1961. - 308 p., Ill.
  • I. G. Genov. Four years of year: Diary of partisan. M., Milivdat, 1969. - 176 p., Ill.
  • M. A. Macedonian. The flame over the Crimea (memories of the commander of the southern joint of the Crimea partisan detachments). 3rd ed., Per. and add. Simferopol, 1969. - 304 pp.
  • I. A. Kozlov. In the Crimean underground (memories). M., "Fiction", 1972. - 480 p., Ill.
  • V. I. Jergejak, A. Kuznetsov. Special partisan-sabotage. 2nd ed. Kiev, politicization of Ukraine, 1977. - 206 pp.

1941-1945

From the head of the leadership of the leadership of the partisan movement in the Crimea, the commander of the North Caucasus Front S.M. Budyonny about the combat activities of partisans from November 1, 1941 to July 1942.

(ORFography and punctuation are saved)

The Crimean Committee of the WCP (b) was entrusted with the city and district committees of the WCP (b) to produce a set of volunteers in partisan detachments, which in case of occupation by the Germans of the Crimea should go to the forest and act in the rear of the fascists. Along with this, the Commissar of the Internal Affairs of the Crimean ASSR is entrusted to produce a set of sabotage groups to leaving them in the rear of the occupiers.

Shortly thereafter, the secretary of OK VKP (b) Crimea t. Bulatov ordered T. Mokrousov to outline the scheme of the organization, location and combat activities of the detachments. In addition, the Obco obliged the Commissar of the Interior, district and city committees of the party to prepare food and uniforms, bring it all into the forest and to fun there. The base, from where volunteers came from, served fighter battalions, party and Soviet asset.

The number of partisans was determined by geographic conditions, i.e. The size of the forest area was taken, which would be able to more or less safely cover the partisans. It was assumed that in the Crimean forests could accommodate and actively act from 5,000 to 7,500 people. From this calculation, the plan for the delivery of food, uniforms and weapons was built. It was assumed that the Germans would not last on May in the Crimea, so the plan of the zoom was built for six months: November-April.

The partisans should go to the forest from all areas and cities, except for the districts of Leninsky, Mayak-Sali and Kerch, who should remain in the Kerch Peninsula Quantity. According to the plan, the Crimean forests were divided into five districts: the 1st area of \u200b\u200bthe East Forest Edge - Ortalan, Kapsikhor; District Ortalan-Kappsikhor, Sighway Road Simferopol-Alushta.

3rd area of \u200b\u200bthe highway Simferopol-Alushta road, Mangush exclusively Gurzuf. 4th District Mangush Gurzuf, Biyuk-Karaleis, Mukhalatka. 5th area from this line to the Western Border of the Forest. In the 1st area, food should be based and placed detachments: Feodosia, Kirovsky district, Old Crimea and Sudak.

The 2nd area is scheduled for the districts of Ichka, Kolay, Seitler, Dzhankka, Biyuk-Onlar, Karasubazar, Zuya.

The 3rd area is two Simferopolsky district of urban, Simferopolsky rural, Alushta, Evpatoria, Telmansky, a detachment from the NKVD staff 4th district - Bakhchisarai, Krasno-Perekopsky, Larindorf, Yalta, Ak-Shaikh, Ak-Moody, Kuibyshevsky.

5th District - Sevastopol, Balaklava, Frajdorf and Saksky. Total should arrive 29 detachments. At the end of October, the Commander of the CCP (b) approved: the commander of the partisan movement of the Crimea T. Mokrousov, Commissioner of the secretary of the Simferopol GK VKP (b) t. Martynova, headquarters of Major Smetanin, head of the first district of T. Satsyuk, Commissioner of the Secretary of the Sudaksky RK, KVP (b ) T. Osmanova, headquarters chief - Captain Zakharevich; Head of the Second District, T. Genova, Commissioner of the secretary of the Dzhankiy RK, VKP (b) T. Fruzlova, Head of Staff T. Makal; Head of the Third Area of \u200b\u200bArt. Seversky Political Arms, Commissar of the Secretary of the Central RK CPS (b) of Simferopol, t. Nikarkorova, Head of Staff, t. Seleznev;

head of the fourth district T Bortnikov, Commissioner of the secretary of the Yalta RK VKPB) t. Selimova, Head of the headquarters, t. Vergasova; Head of the fifth district of T. Krasnikova, Commissioner T. Sobolev, Head of Staff, t. Ivanhenko. Commanders and Commissars of the detachments argued the Golk farms and the District Republic of WCP (b).

By November 1, the detachments in the amount of 24 arrived in the forest and took areas marked by heads of districts. In the forest, the detachments were not profit: Red-Perepopsky, Larindorf, Frajdorf and Kuibyshevsky, a detachment of workers of the NKVD, instead of which the commandant platoon of the headquarters came in the amount of 20 people, staffed from prison workers. From the comrades approved by the OK VKP (b), did not appear on the reasons for the reasons of Sobolev, Fluslov, Osmanov, Selimov, Zekira, the place of which were appointed: in the 1st area - Vasilenko, Vasilenko district, In the 2nd district - the regimental commissioner Popov, the head of the headquarters instead of Makal was appointed colonel t. Lobov, in the 4th district Commissioner Amelinov. The number in the detachments was from 100 to 150 people. Subsequently, it was formed from the remnants of military units and single groups of the Red Army who remained in the forest in the forest and the compatibility compatibility of three detachments - Gorudovikov, Kurakova, Ahedinova with a number of 100 -120 people in a detachment. In addition, the remaining detachments were also replenished at the expense of groups and single servicemen. As a result, in November, partisan detachments were 27 with a total number of 3456 people.

As can be seen from the above, the main mass was not military. As mentioned above, detachments did not come to the forest: Red-Perekopsky, Frejdorf and Larindorf and a detachment of workers of the NKVD. November 2, Greenberg led to Yalta Telmansky squad, and Krasnikov dismissed the Sakian detachment, which went to Sevastopol, explaining this decomposition of the detachment. Fled from the forest, but then the Commissioner of the 1st District of Osmanov, Commissioner of the Seitler Detachment Puzakin, Karasubazar Commissar, Kaplun Commissar, did not return the commander of the Seitler detachment of Evstafyev.

Part of people left the Seitler detachment, which was soon replenished by the military. Vereshchagin is appointed commander of the detachment. In November-December, desertion took a threatening character. During this period, 891 people were deserted, mostly Tatars. In total, July 1942 deserted about 1 (200 people mainly from the 5th, 4th, 3rd and 1st districts. The causes of desertion were in the unstoppacy of some elements, a sharp transition of the Tatar population to the fascists, the desire of some Connect with the Red Army (Sevastopol detachment, Feodosia - Commissioner Yakubovsky, Kirovsky - Commander Aldarov, beginning. Staff Panarin).

A terrible phenomenon in the life of partisans was hunger. As mentioned above, the factory testament was planned for six months. In fact, it was brought more, but as a result of many reasons, many foods did not have time to take out of transshipments into the forest, and it fell into the hands of the fascists or was disassembled by the local population, and those products were enraged, and mostly looted by the fascists. The traitors were helped in this, mainly from the Tatars who participated in transportation and basing. The 5th, 4th and 3rd areas were most affected.

The 5th area, the base of which were on the Mekenziev mountains and in the area of \u200b\u200bthe village Aitodor, lost the base in the first days, as soon as the fascists came there. Soon the same fate suffered the 4th and 3rd areas. By January, all the detachments, except for Evpatoria and Ak-Moshetsky, did not have the bases, were fed at the expense of wild animals of the reserve, horses and captured products from the local opposite population, and sometimes received from collective farmers (der. Varnishes). All attempts to seize food from the opponent did not have success, for the reason that the transportation of troops, food and ammunition was carried out and is now performed under strong security, often with the participation of tanks or wedges.

There were hundreds of cases when the partisans could not take anything from the boves of cars or wagons, because the partisans groups were attacked by the convoy groups or groups that quickly arrived at the place of attack from the nearest garrisons. The difficulty of mining food in the surrounding villages was that the detachments are surrounded by the Tatar villages, and the Tatar population was hostile to partisans and armed by the Germans.

In Russian or other villages, it was difficult to penetrate, and especially to take out products, because in all villages there were garrisons and there were detachments of local fascists.

Sevastopol (Deputy People's Commissar of the NKVD Crimea T. Smirnov) knew through the radio of Krasnikov and through a living connection, about hunger in the partisan detachments, but did not take measures, and only after Seversky wrote t. Oktyabrsky, then in April 1942 Began to submit a small amount of products. Other areas were in a better position, but many of the sequels were half agotha, and they were saved by the fact that the products began to discount in early March.

We asked the Military Council of the Caucasian, and then the Crimean Front reset the products Seversky, we were promised, but this was not until the end of April. As a result of all this, 250 people died in three districts, and this contributed to desertion. Despite the difficulties experienced by the partisans, the surroundings of the local fascists, the presence of large garrisons, enhanced road protection, the detachments were actively actively, except for the landing group Selikhov, which was splashing in the tail. In addition to many fights in the forest, as well as for the villages of Cowos, Ortalan, Baksan and Suuk-Su, the detachments were held 631 operations, including 124 food, soldiers and officers of 7984, cargo cars 787, passenger 36, small messengers (15- 20 wagon) - 31, wedges 3, motorcycles 23, tank truck 22, tractors 6, Two military railway echelon blown up, blown up 25 bridges, damaged railway canvas 400 meters, cut the cable 40 km., Shot of fascists and different traitors 441 people.

Our losses: killed - 341 people wounded - 241 people, disappeared - 110 people. Due to the fact that the archives of the central headquarters are buried in the forest, it does not allow to describe the combat activity of each detachment now, so we are forced to limit the total data.

For 8 m-tsev, several mergers of detachments were produced, as well as the offset and movement of the command and political composition. Were shifted for intact, cowardice, etc. Acmplazzani and Commissioner of the 1st District of Satseuk and Vyzhkov; Head of the 5th District of Krasnikov; Commander of the Zui squad Litvinenko; commander and commissioner of the Karasubazar detachment Timokhin and Kaplun; Shot for decomposition and desertion of the commander of the Kirov detachment of Aldarov; Offed Commissioner of the 2nd Popov District; Commander of the Evpatoria squad of Kalashnikov; Commander of the 1st Simferopol Detachment of Soldatchenko; Sutieler Commissioner Puzakin; The commander of the 1st Simferopol detachment is translated into ordinary, and then appointed headquarters of the 4th district headquarters. Shot across the verdribunal sentence for the murder of a wounded fighter, the murder of two lieutenants and for disarmament and unaccepting 15 redarmeys in his detachment, subsequently killed by Romanians, the commander of the Kolasky squad of Gubarev and the Step Commissioner.

Shot Chief of Staff of the 5th district of Ivanhenko, who switched to the service in Gestapo; The head of the 2nd Genov District is shifted by the Kavel Military Council. Replaced by Major General Averkina Head of the 4th Struitsky District; Offed by the NKVD Crimea Commissioner Biyuk-Onlara Feldman detachment. In connection with the appointment of Gorudovikov and Furik, the head of the 1st district of Mokrous, Commissioner Ponomarenko, moved to the detachment. Subsequently, displacements were moved due to the liquidation of the 4th and 5th regions, as well as in connection with the merger of units for the small number of ICC, with Kolay, Zui and Seitler. The best detachments should be considered:

Feodosia - commander Mokrous, Ponomarenko Commissioner; Detacar of Gorodovikova, Dzhanki squad - commander Ryumshin, slander commissar; Icchinsky - Commander Chub, Commissioner of the Bed; Carakova Detachment 4th Krasnoarmeysky; Alushta - Commander Ivanov, Commissioner Eremenko; Yaltasky - the commander was Krivoshta, Commissioner Kucher; Krasnoarmeysky - Asedinsky commander, Commissioner Suinchenko; Bakhchisarai - Commander Macedonian, Commissioner Black; 2nd Simferopol - Commander Chussi, Commissioner Tretyak; Zui squad - Kamensky commander, Komissar Lugovaya stands in the first place due to the population, for exploration and food, as well as the detachments of Chuba and Kurakov. Of all the detachments, the worst of all 1st Krasnoarmeysky is the commander of Smirnov, Commissioner Polyansky. 4th Krasnoarmeysky - Commander of NEOV, Commissioner Sidorov. These two detachments are formed from the landing group Selikhov.

Currently, in connection with the abolition of the 4th and 5th regions, as well as the merger of some detachments, the number of detachments and the number of fighters is: 1st District - Head of the Chub district, Commissioner Furik, detachments 4, Number 517 people 1) Krasnoarmeysky № 2 - Commander Isaev, Commissioner Swinoboev, 2) Karasubazarsky - Commander Zaretsky, Commissioner Kamansky, 3) Kirovsky - Commander Pozvayev, Commissioner Kryukov, 4) Theodosian - where Sudaksky - commander Mokrous, Commissioner Ponomarenko.

The 2nd district is the head of the Kurakov district, Vrid. Commissioner meadow, detachments 7, total number of 950 people, 1) Dzhanki squad, commander Schashlyk, Commissar Kiselev, 2) Krasnoarmeysky number 4 - Commander Mitko, Commissioner Sidorov, 3) Krasnoarmeysky № 3 - Commander Baranovsky, Commissioner Egorov, 4) Krasnoarmeysky number 1, Commander Smirnov, Commissioner Polyansky, 5) Ichkano-Kolaysh, - Commander Yuriev, Commissioner Bain, 6) Zui - Commander Kamensky, Commissar of the Brainstorm, 7) Biyuk-Onlarsky - Solovy Commander, Orlov Commissioner.

3rd area - Head of Seversky, Nikanorov Commissioner, detachments 6, total number 560 people, Simferopolsk number 1 - Commander Seleznev, Commissioner Philippov, 2) Simferopolsk number 2 - Commander Chussi, Commissar Tretyak, 3) Evpatoria - Commander Ermakov, Commissioner Apron , 4) Alushta - Commander Amelinov, Commissioner Eremenko, 5) Sevastopolsky - Commander Zinchenko, Krivoshta Commissioner, 6) Bakhisaray - Commander Macedonian, Commissioner Black.

Place at the headquarters of the commander 38 people, commander Fedorenko, Commissioner Boyko. Total as of July 1, 1942, 2125 people are listed. Food detachments are provided for 7-8 days. Rifles are secured completely. Cartridges are about 200 pieces on a fighter, machine guns - 8, Degtyarev - 23, automata -56, but not everyone has cartridges, mortar mills -16, battalion -1, guns 46 mm - 88 2.76 mm -2, explosion . The substances of about 130 kg, not all are provided with manual grenades, uniform well, but not all have overces.

The relationship between the main headquarters and districts, as well as the headquarters of districts with detachments is exceptionally alive. Headquarters of the districts are connected with which the mail is sent to neighboring areas, and if the mail is intended for the main headquarters, from the area close to the headquarters, the mail is connected by the connected area. For example, a detachment has its own connections who carry mail to the headquarters of the district and back, the connected area are mail to the neighboring or leadership of the district, or the main headquarters if it is located in the area. Approximately the coherent district, delivers mail to the second area, transfer it to the head of the district's relationship, and he transfers to the chief headquarters through the connected latter under it.

The most difficult thing - the connection was conducted by the 3rd, 4th, 5 districts when the headquarters switched to the 2nd area, and when the headquarters were in the third district - the same picture was with the first and second areas. Due to the fact that the road Simferopol - Alushta, Karazubazar - will accelerately guarded, the relationship is very difficult.

There were cases, especially in the winter, when the connection was violated for the month, and in the first days, without waiting for connected from the 1st and 2nd areas, we had to allocate a special group, which with great difficulty got to these areas, losing two Man (one killed, one disappeared) and one wounded.

For all the time from November to July, connected, supporting communication with the main headquarters - 21 people, and between districts - 10. Communication with a large land was maintained with Sevastopol through Krasnikov's radio, connected from the main headquarters and the 5th district and connected sent by Sevastopol . Radio communication was established by the military council of KAV. The front, which threw five radar in the 2nd area with two stations, the first area received one radioist in February and one in March, which came with the wagon from the steppe.

The worst thing was in the 3rd area. Despite our repeated requests - only in May the radioist arrived in the Zui squad for the North, who was held by the Commissioner OO according to the Zui squad of Harchenko for more than a month, referring to the order of Kapalkin, and only after our categorical order of the radio operator in the first days of June sent to Seversky. In addition, the connection is supported by airplanes, and one day a group of people arrived at the 3rd area from Sevastopol by the boat.

As it was visible above, volunteers were the main core of the partisans. It was assumed that during the retreat of the Red Army from the Crimea, not all parts would have time to cross the Caucasian coast and the remaining in the Crimea should settle in the forest. Therefore, in the preparation of the scheme, the question of subordination and possible misunderstandings on this basis, especially knowing that discipline requires with the loss of communications with the immediate superiors of the subordination of the younger senior, was concerned, no matter how such bosses were found that they do not recognize The bosses approved by the Obkom will undertake to subjugate all the military, as a result of which Uralash could turn out.

Therefore, the scheme and our order provided for the subordination of all chiefs who fell into the forest, the leadership of the partisan. Subsequently, in this spirit, an order for border troops and 51 army was given. We learned about this already being in the forest and it is not officially, but from the words of Major Izugmen and after Major General Averkin. Unfortunately, many commanders and commissioners did not want to fulfill this order, they sought to break into Sevastopol, as a result, the frames were captured, and only a small group managed to get to Sevastopol.

There were no cases of violent accession of parts of parts, but there were cases when partisans, knowing that these residues would not break into Sevastopol, but would fall to the fascists, disarmed not wanting to stay in the forest. Mokrusov and Martynov themselves rally with the Izuginov and the commander of the Pogrf-Regiment (I don't remember the numbering) Martinen, but neither of Izuginov nor Martynenok remained. As a result, as it became known to us, after they came to Sevastopol with a small group consisting exclusively from the Nachpolitsostav. All the others surrendered to the fascists.

Out of our eyes, the remnants of one shelf, who left the reserve, was captured by packs. And two days before that, Mokrusov told the commander of the regiment that if he could not be made through Yalta, it was necessary to stay in the forest. For this compolat, Major (I remember the last name) answered: "The fascists will drive this line only through my corpse."

Despite the desire of commanders and commissars, it was raised about 1,000 people in the forest, including 48 kav residues. divisions in the amount of 100-120 people from the Gorodovik Regiment. The head of these residues stood the Pop Commissioner and headquarters of the foreheads. General Averkin, with very mysterious circumstances, beat himself on Demergiyla from these residues, passed into the headquarters of the Chief Guide and received a command over the 4th district and was killed by the fascists in the Uzenbash area.

The guerrillas of the military comrades met both relatives, providing them with all the help of food, clothing and ammunition. In addition to cases in the Kolaje detachment, where the commander of the Gubarev squad and the Steppe Commissioner disarmed the military group in the amount of 13 people and expelled from the detachment, as a result of which the group had died, for which Gubarev and Shta were shot. The command-political composition of the Red Army, who fell into the forest, received appointments instead of non-military above, it was stated that the headquarters, the central headquarters and the districts were military.

Subsequently, the military headed the detachments, appointed responsible positions to the districts. Popov, Lobov, Vyazhkov, Major General Averkin, Ahedin, Chief of Staff of Seversky Captain Kalugin, Lieutenant Colonel Petinin, etc., and now most of the military on the detachments. Relationships with the military are very good, except with the frontal, Popov and Selikov. Moreover, when rumors have reached us about the poor relationships of Popov and Lobov with the former chief of the 2nd Genovsky District, we wrote them about it. In response, refutation and confirmation of very good relations received from Popov and Genov.

However, after that, we wrote the commander of the Dzhanki squad Ryumshin, bravely in battle, about the unhealthy relationships of this triple. When we came to the headquarters of the 2nd area in February, it turned out that this "friendly" troika on the knives, and Selikhov and a number of other comrades were drawn to this sklock in this sklock. Earned the radio of Selikhov, and soon the order was followed by the removal of Genov and on the appointment of Selikhov, a haired and angleless person in his place.

And Martynov called Lobov, Popov and Genov in order to figure them out and reconcile them, but they saw that nothing would be released from this. Genov was accused of inability, called openly shepan, that he did not give food to the military (it turned out that the military was received equally to the guerrillas) and in some small sins. If the foreheads and popov would not have pursued some purpose, they could help the Genov in the elimination of its shortcomings of military knowledge and work well.

In order to discharge this atmosphere and strengthen the leadership of the 1st District, we appointed Lobov headquarters in there, he diplomatically fell ill. Earned Selikhov's radio, and after three days later the order of the commander of the front of the front of Lobov's headquarters of the 2nd Area was followed. Having received this order, the foreheads instantly recovered.

In order to get acquainted with a compolit and identify relationships, we have collected them all at the meeting. Here all commanders and political workers of residues of 48 divisions were met in the bayonets. Most of all came up to the words of Mokrousov, who said: "What are you carrying with a lousy kav.Divisia" and said that the behavior of Popov and Lobov borders twoless with Trotskyism.

Moreover, the expression "lousy division" applied not to 48 divisions, and not to existing remnants that forehead and popov were identified with the former division. About the city of Korovikov as a good commander, we knew from the stories of his fellow soldiers who were in the detachments of the 3rd region, and from the reports of Genov, so they meant to give him the 4th district. When we were talking about this, Gorudovikov obeyed.

There was Popov and recompresented by the commander of the Division, which obeys only him and without his knowledge could not dispose of it. However, we did not agree with this statement and appointed Gorudovikov by the head of the 4th district.

Apparently, Selikhov's radio earned again, and on the 3rd day we received an order to create a military group, which was a detachment of Gorodovikov with submission of this group Selekhov. When checking the detachments, it turned out that Popov kept the office of the Karasubazar Commissioner of the Kaplun, who threw a partbiler.

When working out the order of our on the revitalization of actions, he began to engage in a quiet squabble, aggravated the relationship between the military and unborn, had a concubine, idleled. All this forced us to raise the question of his replacement, which happened, the military council appointed Buscadze to his place. After his displacement, he instead of working honestly, - Labor (Buskadze's report), gathered offended (Kvashnev, Kasyanov, Egorov, Polyansky and others), intrigued and engaged in fermentation. Having received the appointment of the Commissioner of the II District, he, having come to the headquarters, began Materno to scold the head of the Korakov district, the leadership of the partisan movement, wrote an order about the transfer of Translators Bella Trakhtenberg, the superlines of Lobov, from our detachment at his disposal, wrote an order for removal from the work of the Commissioners OO, appointed by us and about the appointment of others to their place, including Kasyanov's slacker, and coming to landly landly, tried to plant enough out of the turn on the plane, threatened with the stick and scolded the Motherly deputy. Martynov authorized by us by evacuation, Domnin (see Material sent by us to the Special Front Department). This open riot Popova outraged us, Mokrousov arrested Popov and handed over to the military tribunal, as telegram told you on the same day.

Lobs elusive intrigue, if not worse. All his work is aimed at sung and make it worse. He slandered by the military council of Crimea. The front, accused us of persecution on the military, adhered and inspired commander to pay more time to intelligence, which essentially reduced the operation. Tactics have adhered to the tactics to keep the detachments of Cuchno, when moving our headquarters chased, contrary to our orders, following us, Selikhov's squads. By orders from the Kokasan district, a squad of Gorudovikov, Kurakova, and he drove this detachment and military.

When moving our headquarters in May from the Kokasan district of Selikhov, he himself sued the exercise in the villages of the north of Kazanla.

We approved this plan. Instead of this Selichov, the 2nd squad drove into the area, and when Mokrusov gave Selikhov to catch up for it, he said that he received the order of Lobov. Colonel refused from this. When Selikhov got sick, Martynov with the frontal went to him to talk about him and Buskadze Evacuation, he agreed upon the condition of his permission, and when the foreheads wrote an order for the temporary liberation of Selikhov due to illness, then the forehead began to talk to Mokrousov, which was written by order, Since there was no report from Selikhov.

Mokrousov's remark that you said, what they talked to him, "no, I did not say that" the foreheads were blocked. This Mokrousov led out of himself, and he covered it with Mat and said in a rummy irritability: "T. Forty, shoot Lobov. " But no one shot him, and Mokrusov would not allow it. It must be admitted that the vocabuses here came very and very badly.

T. Bulatov raised the question of what our opinion, if the partisan detection is divided into two independent areas with direct subordination to the Big Earth. We write a big land because I still do not know who we obey. We are sent by directive Military Council of the Crimean Front, the Crimean Oblove Party, the Primorsk Army, the NKVD Crimea, and now the Kav Military Council. Front. All this stunned us, and we did not know what God to pray "! You need to end and subjugate the partisan movement to one leadership.

The question of division is difficult for us permitted. Of course, in the presence of a good regular connection on the walkie-talkie and air with the body to which partisans are subordinated, and the difficulties of communication between the areas separated by the Highway Dear Simferopol-Alushta, the dismemberment would be, perhaps, useful, and since we have no reason to hope, The abolition of a single leadership in the Crimea may adversely affect the case, and even if people like foreheads and popov fall on the head of independent areas. For these reasons, we cannot offer anything.

Prospects for the replenishment of people and the supply of detachments unfortunately, with the population of steppe areas, we began to establish a connection from April from April. Before that it was almost impossible, since we didn't have any clothes, no documents with which our people could go from the forest, and in the winter to walk on a hundred versts with overnight in the field. For these reasons, we only knew about the life and mood of the peasants.

As for the Tatar population of the mountainous areas, then from the first days of the occupation of Crimea, the fascists have gone in the overwhelming mass of his for the fascists, which excluded the opportunity to lead us to work otherwise. After establishing communication with the village, it was found that the overwhelming mass of the peasants was set up by Soviet, but terror was so strangled that people fear each other and even close relatives.

Even before that, the Zui squad, thanks to the energy and popularity of the Commissioner of the detachment t. Lugovoy, had a close connection with the collective farmers of the Zui district, especially with the village of Barabanovka, where he screams different information and food, and afterwards almost all residents of this village went to the forest to Lugovoy . When we set a connection with steppe districts, what to see below, it turned out that the peasants do not mind to partition and go into the forest, but fear for families who fascists destroy if their relatives go to the partisans, restrained them.

At that time, the fascists have not yet managed to doggle to the village, and there was a food that would give partisans, but it was not possible to arrange delivery to the forest, it was not possible due to strong developed espionage, the lack of horses and the difficulties associated with transportation, especially through the highway of Simferopol Feodosia, stiguously protected, and passing by Tatar villages. Now this provision has deteriorated in connection with the enhancement of oversight and terror, the lack of hope in the farmers and the crop there is no hope, since the crop can give only seeds, so the only source is a delivery of food to the Crimea with Kuban.

The collective farmers in the forest will go with families, which can not be allowed. In particular, our agent in July came to us from the village Beesheran and set the question whether people could be conducted in the forest. We said - only without families. Gone to negotiate with them. How this question will be allowed - it is difficult to say. Our opinion comes down to the fact that the influx of the population in the partisan detachments will be, and it can be organized under the condition of the evacuation of family members from the forest to the larger land and increasing food discharge.

Thus, the population will act against the fascists also in the steppe. Frames of partisans, survived the hungry winter, in the overwhelming mass and exhausted. For these reasons, people will hardly withstand for a long time, especially if the Crimea will not be released until winter. Therefore, the question of replacing them with new, fresh people, which can practically be done without any special difficulty. The change of people can be produced by air with a landing of TB on the Karabi Yai and the sea with a boat approach between the ousees-goats, new light, capsichor and in Semidvorya. In the area of \u200b\u200bSeversky there are no such possibilities. These items are divorced, and now only you need to resolve this question almost.

Our opinion in this case comes down to the following: a) dying and chub give the order of the boom approach. b) Boats go to these points with people and food. c) on the shore there are their armed men with Blades plus to be evacuated. d) landed people and detachments raise themselves on the Blades and go to the Lagheri.

Organize underground work in the Crimea began in April M-Tse. For this, they were selected politically literate and possessing the organizational abilities of comrades and sent to the districts as party communities. We decided that in order to avoid the possibility of provocations and betrayal at once, the party groups did not create, but began to create groups of Soviet patriots and only after comrades on specific cases show their dedication to our case, from their number to create party groups ...

Organized groups have launched campaigning among the population and using newspapers and magazines delivered to us in the forest. Tasks are delivered to groups: carry out agitation-mass work among the population, to organize and carry out work on the breakdown of various kinds of enemy events, to make sabotage acts, recruit new members, etc.

According to data obtained from rampant, can be seen on the new strengthening of the oppression and terror from the fascists over the population. The population is closed by all food, cattle, bird and clothing. From the "voluntary" methods of seizure of the population for the export to Germany, the occupiers switched to methods of no covered violence. Give scribe to the settlement, the headman supplies the amount of people for the export. For the population, intolerable conditions were created, and if they do not go to the partisan detachments, it turns out that the Gestapo deployed demagogic campaigning about the partisans with each who will appear in the forest.

And those who want to go to the partisans are. This, if there is not yet tightly delivered to our agitation. We gave instructions to the licked to oppose the fascist demagogue our Soviet truth. To organize explanations to the population about the actual state of war, the atrocities of the occupiers, about the facts of the political and economic cure of the population, that the partisans are straightened and will deal with the occupiers and traitors of our people and that partisans will gladly meet everyone who wants to help them in their dedicated Fight. Consequently, the base for the replenishment of partisan detachments is available.

It is necessary only by skillfully and energetic campaigning to wake the thought of the population about the need for merciless struggle with the occupiers, any means and in any conditions to show the population on the specific facts of the beast of fascists that the only way out for our people from the cureness. About agents and intelligence reports especially t. Davydkin.

Basically, the work was: gave intelligence data for which the command of Crimefront could fully determine the intentions of the enemy and to build their operational plans. In particular, from our reports on the grouping of tank connections in the Triangle Koktebel - Feodosia - the Old Crimea, it was possible to unmistakably judge that the enemy aims his main blow to our left flank. So it was before the Kerch catastrophe and before the hero's fall - Sevastopol. Unfortunately, rumors reached us, many of our radiograms, which were given important intelligence on the preparation of the enemy to the attack on Kerch were deciphered after the fall of Kerch. So it was or not, it is necessary to check.

In March, we presented a list of particularly distinguished partisans at the request of the Military Council of Crimefront. A total of 67 people were presented, and the military council did not require the characteristics on the presented. Until now, the view did not take place. At the same time, all the Selikov represented to the award have already been awarded.

Commander of the partisan movement of the Crimea Colonel (Mokroid)

Commissioner Secretary of the Simferopol GK VKP (b) Art. Battalion Commissioner (Martynov)

 


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