People of Russia

Oleg Yepifantsev

Oleg Yepifantsev

Oleg Yepifantsev with children

Yepifantsev Oleg Petrovich (04/10/1973) born April 10, 1973. Angarsk in Irkutsk region.

In 1995. Graduated from the Faculty of Technical Cybernetics Angara Institute of Technology.

1997. – Graduated from the High School Financial Management Academy of National Economy under the government of Russia, Moscow.

1997. – Yepifantsev appointed Commercial Director of JSC "Tehresurs" Irkutsk.

1998.

Stroganoff, Count Alexander Grigorievich (1795 – 1891) – Adjutant General, State Council member. The education received in the body of Railways, after completing the course of which entered the Guards Artillery Brigade. In the ranks of troops, pursued the retreating from Russia by Napoleon, and participated in battles at Dresden, Kulm, Leipzig and was during the occupation of Paris in 1831, participated in the suppression of the Polish uprising. In 1834 S. was appointed deputy minister of internal affairs, what he stayed until 1836, when he received the post of governor-general of Chernigov, Poltava and Kharkiv, and from 1839 to 1841 managed by the Ministry of Interior. Member of the Council of State composed since 1849 After spending a year (1854) military governor of St. Petersburg, he then was about 9 years Novorossiysk and Bessarabia by the Governor General, When he was in Odessa S. interested in the activities of Gdańsk Society Russian History and Antiquities, was its president and has made many valuable contributions to his museum.

Sumarokov – the aristocratic family that happens, the tales of old rodoslovtsev, from a certain Lewis, who left as if from Sweden to serve the Grand Prince Vasily Dimitrijevic and was baptized in the name of Judas. Most likely, however, that the family was from Lithuania, C.: there, and until now there Sumorok name, and SA is also mentioned in his will of 1498 Prince IY Patrikeev, a descendant of Gedemina. The first SA, which preserved the information was Ivan Mikhailovich, who was Swedish hikes commander in 1549 and Polotsk in 1551, Alexei Ivanovich, in October 1550 granted estates in the Moscow district. Ivan Nikitich mentioned under the 1579 commander in St. George's, Livonia, C. Bunch was clerk Judgement Affairs (1586). Another, Ivan served as commander in Krasnoyarsk; preserved its evasion from 1667 its intention to go to war Eniseisk. Since the second half of the seventeenth century. S., who had served before the cities are beginning to appear in the service of the capitals in the equerry, solicitors, etc. Pankraty Bogdanovich had been an attorney with the key under the Tsar Ivan Alekseevich. His older brother Ivan Bogdanovich – see separate. In 1699 Solomin, Vasily Ivanovich, Matthew T. referred to as the attendants of Peter the Great. Son Pancras Bogdanovich, Peter Pankratevich (1692 – 1766), action. Privy Councillor, was chief judge in the Office of forfeiture under Elizabeth. His son, Alexander P., about Peter Spiridonovich, Pankratov Platonovich, Ivan Ivanovich, and gr. Sergey Pavlovich – see separately. "Armorial General", Part II, № 82. – Kn. II. Dolgorukov, "Russian genealogy book, Part 4, St. Petersburg., 1857, 444 – 445. – Kn. Lobanov-Rostovsky, "Russian genealogy book, Volume 2, St. Petersburg., 1895, p. 269 – 282. – P. Petrov, "East. Deliveries of the Russian nobility, so I, St. Petersburg., 1885, p. 246 – 247.

Georgi Stepanovich Shonin (03/08/1935), Soviet cosmonaut, Major General Aviation (1977), Hero of the Soviet Union (the 22/10/1969). Member of the CPSU from 1957. In 1957 he graduated from Yeisk Military Aviation School (now Yeisk Higher Military Aviation School for Pilots them. B. M. Komarov), and then served in naval aviation. Since 1960, an astronaut. In 1968 he graduated from the Air Force Engineering Academy. HE Zhukovsky. 11 – 16 October 1969 flew into space aboard the spacecraft "Soyuz-6" as the commander of the vessel (jointly with W. H. Kubasov).

Substan Vladimir Nikitich (10/07/1815 – 07/02/1886) – infantry general, a nobleman in Moscow Province, was educated in Moscow Cadet Corps and in 1833 was released from the Corps lieutenant with the definition of the Life Guards regiment in Finland. In 1839 with the rank of second lieutenant in the ranks of His Majesty's company was sent to the village of Borodino, to participate in the parade and exercises at the opening of the monument on the field of battle of Borodino. Continuing further service in the same regiment, SA, as an exemplary company commander, was the sight of his superiors and in 1846, a captain, for lack of a company who had fled the ranks was awarded the Order of St.. Anne 3rd degree. In 1848 he was promoted to colonel, and the next year, because of the war with Hungary, was in the Guard march to the western boundaries of the Empire (from 15 May to 7 th November). Shortly after the campaign he was appointed commander of the 3rd Battalion of the Life Guard Finland Regiment, and afterwards the commander of the 1 st Battalion, and perfectly-zealous service was awarded the Order of St. Vladimir 4-th degree. East war broke out (1853 – 1856 years.), And the Finnish regiment was assigned to the troops guarding the coast of St. Petersburg province and county Strand Viborg province. In early 1855 he was appointed commander of SG 2-Brigade Reserve Grenadier Division, with the translation in the 5 th Reserve Battalion Grenadier His Majesty the King of the Netherlands Regiment (now the 5 th Kiev Grenadiers Regiment). With his team he was with the bombardment of the fortress Sveaborg British squadron and guarded Helsingfors position (from 14 April to 21 th November 1855). The following year, S., for the difference in the service, was awarded the Order of St. Anne 2 nd degree and promoted to major general, and after that he was appointed assistant chief of the reserve division separate Grenadier Corps. But in this post he spent a year. Appointed in 1857 Exemplary command of an infantry regiment, and commanded them, four years, he worked entrusted to him a part to excellent condition, for which received numerous monarchic favor and was awarded the Order of St.. Vladimir 3rd degree. After that (in 1861) was appointed with separate consist Guards Corps and was awarded the Order of St. Stanislav 1-th degree.

Nazar Gubin Petrovich (1918 – 12/16/1941) – Tail Gunner, Hero of the Soviet Union (1942, posthumous), Sergeant. Member of the Great Patriotic War from day one. He fought a 125-BAP. He was a mechanic for armament. Since November 1941 flew as a gunner / radio operator in the cab JS Black. December 16, 1941 in the station area Chudovo (Novgorod Region). The crew sent a burning bomber in the accumulation of enemy equipment. He wore a self-addressed timber.

Polonsky, Eugene F. (25/10/1924 – 29/03/1993) – platoon leader, 4-th motorized pontoon-bridge Regiment (47 Army, 1 st Belorussian Front), Lieutenant. Born in the village now Kuznechonki Palkino district of the Pskov region into a peasant family. Russian. He graduated from 10 classes. In the Red Army from October 1941. He graduated from the Military Engineering College.

Feyhtner Vasily (25/11/1815 – 1889) – engineer, Lieutenant-General, from the nobility of the St. Petersburg province, died in Warsaw, education was in the Main (now Nicholas) School of Engineering, entered into December 1, 1830 a conductor in a conductor company. Manufactured in 1832 ensigns, F. continued his studies in both classes of officers (now Engineering Academy), and having finished a full course of studies with excellent success, and with the introduction of his name on a marble plaque in the conference hall of the school, was in 1835 appointed to the chief of engineers of the former Guards Corps, Adjutant General Schilder, and seconded first to the educational engineer battalion, and then successively to the Brest-Litovsk and Warsaw engineering teams. At the end of 1840 F. was appointed adjutant to the chief engineers of the former regular army, General Dan, and in 1849, with the appointment of Dan's Inspector of engineering parts, moved with him to St. Petersburg and in 1850 he was appointed commander of Ivangorod engineering team. In taking this position, MF, after personal inspection by Emperor Nicholas I work to strengthen and military buildings in the fortress Ivangorod, twice awarded the Imperial nominal goodwill (1850 and 1857). In 1859 he was appointed chief of staff of engineers, former 1 st Army, in 1862, with production in the major-general and chief of engineers in the Polish kingdom, but on the transformation thereof (1864), the head of the Warsaw Military District. In 1865 the FA took an active part in building a permanent bridge over the Vistula in Warsaw in 1869 and promoted to lieutenant general. In addition to the direct performance of FM 1865 – 1877 г. was vice-chairman, and from 1877 until the date of death, president of the boards of the Board of the Warsaw-Vienna and Warsaw-Brombergskoy railways. As an engineer, FN was considered a great expert in his field, as a man enjoyed universal love and respect.

Armash Grigory Ivanovich (1.28.1914 – 31.03.1989) – navigator, a Hero of the USSR (1943), Lieutenant-Colonel. Member of the Soviet-Finnish war. At the front of the Great Patriotic War of June 1941 fought in the 261 BAP, was the mate of the regiment.

By June 1943 made 85 sorties. After the war until 1946 he served in the Air Force, was the navigator division. Until 1979 he worked as a foreman at one of the Leningrad plant.

Fedorov Evgeny Petrovich (12/28/1911) – Pilot bomber, twice Hero of the Soviet Union, Major General Aviation (1957). Member of the Soviet-Finnish war. Flew 24 sorties. Participated in the Great Patriotic War from July 1941, he commanded a squadron of 98 apdd 750 (3 dc). Apdd was deputy. Commander 2 addd. In September 1942, participated in a raid on Berlin.