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(4)

KORZH - partisan

(5)

Abel - scout

Batov - commander

ZORGE - scout

KOTIK - young partisan

PORICK - hero of the French Resistance

(6)

Egorov - hoisted the flag over the Reichstag

ISAKOV - sailor

KOZLOV - partisan

KOVPAK - partisan

LEONOV - sailor

PAVLOV - sergeant, participant in the Battle of Stalingrad

RUDNEV - partisan

Flerov - commander of the battery "Katyusha"

CHUIKOV - commander

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ANTONOV - staff officer

BIRYUKOV - commander

GOVOROV - commander

GOLIKOV - young partisan

GROMOVA - underground worker

DOVATOR - general

DUBININ - young partisan

KATUKOV - commander

KLOCHKOV - political instructor, Panfilov

KOVSHOVA - sniper

KOSHEVOY - underground worker

PETROVA - sniper

RYBALKO - commander

SOSNINA - underground worker

FEDOROV - partisan

KHORUZHA - underground worker

CHAIKINA - partisan

CHEKALIN - young partisan

(8)

BERZARIN - commander

ZASLONOV - scout

KANTARIA - hoisted the flag over the Reichstag

KARATSUPA - border guard

KUZNETSOV - scout

MATROSOV - Private

MEDVEDEV - partisan

POLETAYEV - hero of the Italian Resistance

PORTNOVA - partisan

SHTEMENKO - staff officer

(9)

VERSHIGORA - partisan

KIZHEVATOV - border guard

ORLOVSKY - partisan

PORYVAEVA - scout

(10)

MORGUNENKO - partisan

MOSKALENKO - commander

PETRICHENKO - sniper

POLIVANOVA - sniper

ROTMISTROV - commander

SHAPOSHNIKOV - staff officer

(11)

MOLDAGULOVA - sniper

(15)

KOSMODEMYANSKAYA - partisan

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