The documents were handed over as part of the "I am back, Mama" project. Chechen researchers managed to identify the names of the fighters. The transfer of materials took place on the 50th anniversary of the educational institution.
The story of Kuat Dzhumataev and new tasks for the school
Special attention in the transferred set of documents is given to the fate of Kuat Dzhumataev. A political instructor born in Erkin-Sai, he fought in the North Caucasus. In 1942, he took command of a company after the commander's death and died by throwing grenades under a German tank. For his feat, he was awarded the Order of the Red Banner.
Archive transfer data
According to the organizers, the main goal of the initiative is to involve students and teachers in search work. Students will study documents, reconstruct the biographies of other fighters killed during the defense of Grozny, and search for their relatives.
Project participants
Uzbek Aliev, chairman of the Chechen diaspora in Kyrgyzstan and deputy head of the Assembly of the People of Kyrgyzstan, spoke about the work of the Chechen side. Marat Kutanov, chairman of the Kyrgyz Society of Leningrad Blockade Survivors, also participated in the event, noting the importance of the joint projects "I am back, Mama" and "The Last Frontier."
Among those present were Colonel General and chairman of the "Combat Brotherhood" veterans' board Abdygul Chotbaev, as well as Narkul Baidolotov, director of the museum named after Hero of the Soviet Union Cholponbay Tuleberdiev.
