Riley1965 Posted March 27, 2009 Share Posted March 27, 2009 Record card Order book No. 9783661. Last name: Filenius2. First, middle names: Valentin Akselevich3. Military rank: Colonel Medical Service4. Sex: Male5. Year of birth: 19016. Place of birth: city of Kronshtadt7. Party membership: member VKP (b) 19418. Education: Highest9. Nationality: Russian10. In the Red Army: 7.191911. Place of service (name of the unit) and position occupied when awarded: Transbaikal front Head of evacuation hospital No.32512. Current place of service and position: Head of garrison hospital No.325 East Siberia Military District13. Home address of the awardee: city of Irkutsk, Dzerzhinskogo street 37-614. Record of previous awardsNames of orders, medals Their numbers Document numbers Ground for awardChecked ?Red Banner? 114934 148889 Decree of Presidium of Supreme Soviet on 3.11.44?Lenin?_______________?For Victory over Germany? 26620_______________ 203704___________ Decree of Presidium of Supreme Soviet on 21.02.45___________________Decree of Presidium of Supreme Soviet on 9.05.45Signature of awardee __________________ ( signed ) Data correctness and signature of awardee attested by: Colonel ( signed ) Position and signature July 1946 Doc Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Riley1965 Posted March 27, 2009 Author Share Posted March 27, 2009 For long service in Red Army 25 years 3 monthsAWARD CITATION Last, first and middle name Filenius Valentin Akselovich Rank Lieutenant colonel medical service Position, unit Head of evac hospital No. 325 Transbaikal frontIs recommended for the award order of ? Lenin?1. Year and place of birth 1901 city of Kronshtadt, Leningradskoi oblast2. Nationality Russian3. In Red Army Since 1919 to present time4. Party membership Member VKP (b) since 19415. Participation in combat ( where and when ) No participation6. Wounds or contusions None7. Previous awards No previous awards8. Drafted by what district military commissariat Kronstadtskim Regional military commissariat9. Permanent home address (of the prospective awardee or his/her family) City of Irkutsk, Dzerzhinskogo street No. 37 apartment 6I. AssessmentConsistent , disciplined comrade. Demanding of his subordinates as Head of hospital. He is energetic and shows initiative. Works beyond what is the expected . Proven authoritative among his staff. Deserves award for long service in Red Army- order of ?Lenin?Commander ( head ) Administrative area evac station No.72Lieutenant colonel medical service ( signature ) Tarasov10 August 1944II. Conclusion of the Higher CommandDeserves award for long service in Red Army- order of ?Lenin?Head of Sanitary Administration Transbaikal front Colonel medical service ( signature )Matyuk21 August 1944 III. Completion of service in Red ArmyFrom To Position, unit, army, front ( district )August December Private Kronshtadskogo guard regiment Leningradskogo 1919 1919 Military DistrictDecember March Student Kirov Military Academy city of Leningrad1919 1919March September Disinfector Solov Military hospital Leningrad1919 1920September June Student Kirov Military Academy city of Leningrad1920 1926June December Junior Orderly 1st Moskovskogo Communist hospital1926 1927 Moscow Military DistrictDecember September Junior doctor 108th rifle regiment 36th rifle division1927 1928 Siberian Military District September December Junior Orderly, Senior Orderly, Head of medical department , 1928 1941 Assistant to Head of hospital for medical unitDecember Present Head of Evac hospital No.325194110 August 1944 Head of 2nd department Administrative Area Evac station No.72 Major ( signature )IV. Conclusion of the Front Military CouncilDecree of Presidium of Supreme Soviet of USSR on 3.11.44 awarded order of?Red Banner?V. Conclusion of the Award Commission of the People?s Commissariat of DefenseDeserves award for long service in Red Army order of ?Lenin?Commander of troops Transbaikal front For Member Soviet Military Transbaikal frontColonel general (signature) Major general ( signature )Kovalev25 August 1944VI. Award Record Doc Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Riley1965 Posted March 27, 2009 Author Share Posted March 27, 2009 Service Record1. Last, first and middle name: Filenius Valentin Akselevich2. Date of birth: 29 March 19013. Nationality: Russian4. Language ability: none5. Place of birth: city of Kronshtadt, Leningradskoi oblast6. Party membership: member of VKP (b) since 1941 , party membership card No. 41095527. Social status: Employee, of worker origins8. Profession ( specialty): Medical doctor9. Marital status: wife- Filenius Galina Petrovna, 1906 Daughter- Adeliya- 193010. Civilian education: completed 7 grades men?s high school city of Kronshtadt 191811. Military education: a) in tsarist army-none b) in Soviet Army- completed military medical Academy city of Leningrad12. Political education: 13. Conferring military rank Year and date Who?s decree and No. Doctor 2nd class 36 14.03 No. 0996/p-NKO Doctor 1st class 41 8.01 No. 021-NKOLieutenant colonel m/s 43 23.03 No. 2196-NKOColonel med./serv. 44 14.08 No. 0248- NKO14. Participation on fronts: none15. Wounds or contusions: none16. State awards: Order of ?Lenin?, Order of ?Red Banner?, Medal: ?For Victory over Germany?, Medal: ?For Victory over Japan?, Medal: ?30th Anniversary of Soviet Army and Navy?17. State of health:18. Service in Soviet Army and reserveUnit Position Year Month Who?s No. and day decree Kronshtadtskii work Clerk 1919 02 cooperative Guard regiment Private 1919 08 city of Kronstadt Military medical Academy Student 1920 12 city of Leningrad Central Red Army Junior 1920 03 Military hospital disinfector 1st Moskovskii Red Army Junior 1926 07 Communist military hospital orderly 108th rifle regiment Junior 1927 12 RKKA No.101 doctor Irkutsk military hospital Junior orderly, 1928 07 Transbaikal Military district doctor Attended 4 month advanced training course 1930 military medical Academy city of Leningrad for diseases of ear-nose-throat Irkutsk military hospital Senior orderly, 1931 05 USSR No.504 doctor Irkutsk military hospital Head of med. 1933 06 USSR No.1107 Transbaikal Military District department Irkutsk military hospital Assistant to 1938 05 NKO No.908 Transbaikal Military District Head of hosp. USSR medical unit Irkutsk military hospital Head of hosp. 1941 12 Trans- No.01604 baikal front 325 District military Assistant to 1947 04 GVSU No.0137 hospital city of Irkutsk Head of hosp. Red medical unit Army Found at the disposal of troops 1948 01 GVMU No.03 Dismissed in Reserve 1948 30.04 USSR No.0663 Irkutsk state Medical Assistant-doctor- 1948 05 Institute Regional Military Commissariat city of Irkutsk- Lieutenant colonel ( signature) Head of 3rd unit Major ( signature) Zverev19. Assessment:20. 000621. Last : Filenius first: Valentin middle: Akselevich22. Military rank: Colonel medical service reserve medical personnel23. Combat arm: Military Registration Specialty No. 27124. Group Reserve ?3? class25. Registration on December 31 196126. Withdrawn27. Place of service and position: Irkutsk- medical assistant28. Permanent address: city of Irkutsk Dzerzhinskogo street No. 37 apartment 629. Registration No. No. No. No. 683730. Where registered Kirovskii city of Irkutsk31. Training duty status:32. In tsarist army:33. Service in white army and foreign armies:34. Special notes: Best,Doc Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Riley1965 Posted March 27, 2009 Author Share Posted March 27, 2009 And our Doctor. Yeah it's a bad Service record photo... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ed_Haynes Posted March 27, 2009 Share Posted March 27, 2009 Sounds like a nice group. Can you show his medals?? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Rick Research Posted March 28, 2009 Share Posted March 28, 2009 I'd like to see the actual service record and Awards Record Card pages--he does not seem to have been assigned outside of Irkutsk from the 1920s--so how on earth did he qualify for the Victory Over Germany Medal? Troops in the Soviet Far East 1941-45 only got the Victory Over Japan. His service says he was never actually at any front, so the hospital must have wandered around in the lines of communications and crossed whatever the invisible frontier was allowing for the VoG. Very interesting. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
censlenov Posted March 28, 2009 Share Posted March 28, 2009 I truly do love these researched groups keeps the history alive. Excellent Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Riley1965 Posted March 28, 2009 Author Share Posted March 28, 2009 (edited) Sounds like a nice group. Can you show his medals??Hallo Ed,I only have the research for my book...no gongs. Rick, I'll try to get them posted by tomorrow. I have a family situation that I have to go to California for two weeks to take care of Mom (post-op) and Dad (Parkinson's). I'm working out the details of when Mom needs me there. Doc Edited March 28, 2009 by Riley1965 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ed_Haynes Posted March 28, 2009 Share Posted March 28, 2009 Good luck, Doc. Thoughts with you! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Riley1965 Posted March 29, 2009 Author Share Posted March 29, 2009 Finally, a Very poor picture from his Service record. Doc Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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