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BOZHENKO VASILY NAZAROVYCH

Vasily Nazarovich (1871 - 21.8.1919), hero civil war in Ukraine. Member of the CPSU since 1917. Born in the village. Berezhinka, Kherson province, in a peasant family. For distribution of leaflets RSDLP in 1904 he was arrested in Odessa, where he worked as a carpenter. Participated in the Russo-Japanese War with the rank of sergeant major. In 1907 he was sentenced to 3 years in prison for revolutionary activity. In 1915-17 he worked in mechanical workshops in Kyiv. After February Revolution member of the Kiev Council, from October 1917 he commanded a detachment of the Red Guards, participated in battles against the troops of the Central Rada in January - March 1918 and the German invaders. In 1918 he participated in the organization of partisan detachments in Ukraine, then commanded the Tarashchansky regiment (later a brigade) of the 1st Ukrainian Soviet division (later the 44th rifle division), distinguished himself in battles against the interventionists and Petliurists. Died of illness, buried in Zhytomyr.

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One-time bomb clusters, bomb bundles, cartridges for aircraft machine guns and cannons, various aircraft rockets, aircraft mines, torpedoes, grenades, aviation photographic, signal and other cartridges.

One-time bomb cassettes - thin-walled aerial bombs equipped with aviation anti-tank and other mines or small fragmentation, anti-tank, incendiary and other bombs weighing from 1 to 10 kg. In one cassette there can be up to 100 or more bombs (mines) that are scattered in the air.

Bomb bundles - devices in which several air bombs weighing 25-100 kg each, connected by special devices in one pendant. The separation of the bombs occurs at the moment of dropping from an aircraft or in the air.

Cartridges for aviation machine guns and cannons are distinguished by the type of bullets and shells, which are single-action (fragmentation, high-explosive, armor-piercing, incendiary, tracer), double (high-explosive fragmentation, etc.) and triple action (high-explosive fragmentation-incendiary, etc.) . The most common calibers of aviation bullets are 7.62 and 12.7 mm, shells - 20,23,30 and 37 mm. The mass of shells ranges from 100 to 800 G.

Aviation unguided missiles - projectiles consisting of a warhead (high-explosive, high-explosive, cumulative, nuclear), a jet engine (powder, liquid) and a fuse (impact or non-contact action). Rocket mass - from several kg up to hundreds kg.

Aviation guided missiles - unmanned aerial vehicles with jet engine, equipped with a conventional or nuclear warhead and a control system designed for automatic targeting or flight along a given trajectory. Mass of air-to-ground missiles from hundreds kg up to several thousand kg; flight range from 10 to 1000 and more km. Air-to-air missiles have a mass of 50-200 kg, flight-launch range up to several tens km.

Aviation mines (anti-tank, anti-personnel, sea, etc.) - devices consisting of a warhead, a fuse and additional devices; designed to lay minefields from the air on land and sea.

Lit.: Latukhin A. N., Combat guided missiles, M., 1968; Organization and armament of the armies and fleets of the capitalist states, 2nd ed., M., 1968.

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Ammunition bacterial

Munitions "sy bacterial"(foreign), artillery shells and mines of a special design, aviation clusters, bombs, missile warheads, containers and spray devices equipped with bacterial agents and intended to destroy people, agricultural. animals and plant damage. In the target area B. b. can be delivered by artillery, aircraft, rockets and other means. Despite the fact that bacteriological weapon prohibited by international agreements, the military specialists of a number of capitalist countries continue to improve it. They believe that the most effective are B. b., creating a bacterial spray can from suspensions and powders and contaminating the air over a large area. To such B. b. include: explosive ammunition, when triggered, a bacterial aerosol is created due to the energy of an explosion of explosives; mechanical generators that create an aerosol due to the energy of compressed gases or gases released during the combustion of chemicals; spray devices that allow you to create a bacterial aerosol by spraying bacterial agents under air pressure.

Engineering ammunition

Ammunition "sy engineering" rny, means of blasting, explosive charges (HE), mines, pyrotechnic devices and other items of engineering weapons equipped with explosives and pyrotechnic compositions. The means of blasting are blasting caps, electric detonators, electric igniters, fuses, detonating and igniter cords, incendiary tubes, fuses, etc. Explosive charges are used to produce destruction, construct barriers and perform other tasks related to engineering support fighting troops. The main means for these purposes are mines (see. Land mines). To B. and. also include projectiles from engineering cable throwers (devices for throwing cables), and in some armies, nuclear mines (see. Mine-nuclear barriers). Almost all B. and. are capable to operate at a temperature from 50 °C to -50 °C.

M. P. Goncharov.

Bozhenko Vasily Nazarovich

God "nko Vasily Nazarovich (1871 - 21.8.1919), hero of the Civil War in Ukraine. Member of the CPSU since 1917. Born in the village. Berezhinka, Kherson province, in a peasant family. For distribution of leaflets RSDLP in 1904 he was arrested in Odessa, where he worked as a carpenter. Participated in the Russo-Japanese War with the rank of sergeant major. In 1907 he was sentenced to 3 years in prison for revolutionary activities. In 1915-17 he worked in mechanical workshops in Kyiv. After the February Revolution, a member of the Kiev Council, from October 1917 he commanded a detachment of the Red Guards, participated in battles against the troops of the Central Rada in January - March 1918 and the German invaders. In 1918 he participated in the organization of partisan detachments in Ukraine, then commanded the Tarashchansky regiment (later a brigade) of the 1st Ukrainian Soviet division (later the 44th rifle division), distinguished himself in battles against the interventionists and Petliurists. Died of illness, buried in Zhytomyr.

V. N. Bozhenko.

Bozhenov Petr Ivanovich

God is new Pyotr Ivanovich [b.29.6 (12.7.1904), Karachev, Oryol province], Soviet scientist in the field of technology of building materials, Doctor of Technical Sciences (1953), Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the RSFSR (1965). Member of the CPSU since 1948. Graduated from the Leningrad Polytechnic Institute (1929). The main works on the integrated use of mineral raw materials for the production of building materials. B. developed new types of binders - nepheline cement, cement based on magnesium silicates. Lenin Prize (1962). Awarded with the Order Labor Red Banner, other orders, as well as medals.

Works: High-strength gypsum, L., 1945; Integrated use of mineral raw materials for the production of building materials, L. - M., 1963; Color cements and their use in construction, M.-L., 1968 (with L. I. Kholopova).

Bozhenko Vasily Nazarovich (born in 1871, the village of Berezhinka, Elisavetgrad district, Kherson province - died August 21, 1919, Slavuta station, Volyn province) - participant in the Civil War of 1918-1922, one of the organizers of the Red Guard and partisan detachments in Ukraine .

Bozhenko Vasyl (* 1871, Berezhynka, Kherson province - † 19 September 1919, Zhytomyr, Volyn province) - the commander of the military commander of the hour of the mass war.

Narray in SIM "ї ї Bіdnyaka Gubernії Khorstinka Khrubernії єlisavyvdvkiy Kimatu. Z 12-Rokiv yoma was the opportunity to pіti for the overwhelming. In the Berezni 1904 ROCK for the sewn of the leaf of the Odea Committee RSDRP Buv ahead of the Zaareviani. Participant of Rosіysko revolutionary work in masks in the Elisavetgrad region, for which in 1907 the freedom of the will for three years.

From 1915 to 1917 he worked as a carpenter at the Kiev mechanical workshops, one of the artisans of the professional sawmill: the head of the professional sawmill of woodworkers. On February 3, 1917, at the meetings of representatives of the factories, that master Bozhenko was going to the Timoshovy Vikonavchy Committee on the organization of Kiev for the sake of the worker deputies, and also joining the Belarusian party.

Under the hour of the Kiev sichnevy zbroynogo insurrection of 1918 fate on the part of the Demіїvsky Chervonogvardіysky corral, taking the fate of the battles against the Central for the sake of. March 1918, the fate of the occupation of Kiev by the German troops - in the Donbas. In the grass of the same fate, on the choli of a small corral, go out of Ukraine into the "neutral zone". As an eyewitness, on the cob the spring of V.N. As a result of yoga robots, 30 times more anger was driven at three days, Bozhenka, Salay and Chernyaka were recognized as commanders of these bulos.

For example spring 1918 appointments as the commander of the 2nd battalion, and in the fall - the commander of the Tarashchansky regiment, in the past - the commander of the Tarashchansky brigade, which was included in the warehouse of the 1st Ukrainian Radianskaya division, zgodom - the 44th rifle division, as commander. The Tarashchansky regiment together with Bohunsky took part in the battle actions against the Directorates and volatilized Kiev on February 5, 1919, for which he was rewarded with the Chervonim Ensign, and the commander Bozhenko - with a golden zbroєyu. For the life of the city of Bozhenkov, it was never awarded.

Bozhenko died at the Slavuta station on 19 April 1919, buried near Zhytomyr. The grave was not spared, for it was splintered.

Bozhenka's team - Feodosiya Martinivna - perished under mysterious circumstances near 1919. Ymovirno was buried in Kiev. Brother - Mykhailo Nazarovich - for the first hours of vigilant zmagan commanded a squadron of the Bohunsky regiment, taking the fate of the Other World War: he was the commander of the corral of the people's militia of the Dniprovsky Metallurgical Plant named after. Dzerzhinsky.

Bozhenko Vasily Nazarovich (1871 - 21.8.1919), hero of the Civil War in Ukraine. Member of the CPSU since 1917. Born in the village. Berezhinka, Kherson province, in a peasant family. For distribution of leaflets RSDLP in 1904 he was arrested in Odessa, where he worked as a carpenter. Participated in the Russo-Japanese War with the rank of sergeant major. In 1907 he was sentenced to 3 years in prison for revolutionary activities. In 1915–17 he worked in mechanical workshops in Kyiv. After the February Revolution, a member of the Kiev Council, from October 1917 he commanded a detachment of the Red Guards, participated in battles against the troops of the Central Rada in January-March 1918 and the German invaders. In 1918 he participated in the organization of partisan detachments in Ukraine, then commanded the Tarashchansky regiment (later a brigade) of the 1st Ukrainian Soviet division (later the 44th rifle division), distinguished himself in battles against the interventionists and Petliurists. Died of illness, buried in Zhytomyr.

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Vasily Shukshin and Lydia Fedoseeva Vasily and Lydia, or Love under the red viburnum Shukshin fell in love for the first time at the age of 15. His chosen one was his compatriot from the village of Srostki, Altai Territory, 14-year-old Masha Shumskaya. He then studied at the motor transport technical school in Biysk,

Chapter XXVII Vasily I and his son - Vasily II "Dark"

From the book History of the Russian State in verse author Kukovyakin Yury Alekseevich

Chapter XXVII Vasily I and his son - Vasily II "Dark" Vasily I was firm in spirit, he subjugated a number of principalities to Moscow. He married a Lithuanian princess, and the Metropolitan sealed their marriage. And then Timur suddenly showed up, the world again eclipsed the world, People prayed along the Don, Vasily gave the country

§ 45. Grand Dukes Vasily I Dmitrievich and Vasily II Vasilyevich Dark

From the book Textbook of Russian History author Platonov Sergey Fyodorovich

§ 45. Grand Dukes Vasily I Dmitrievich and Vasily II Vasilyevich Dark Donskoy died only 39 years old and left behind several sons. He blessed the eldest, Vasily, with the great reign of Vladimir and left him a part in the Moscow appanage; to the rest of his sons

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Bozhenko Vasily Nazarovich (1871 - 21.8.1919), hero of the Civil War in Ukraine. Member of the CPSU since 1917. Born in the village. Berezhinka, Kherson province, in a peasant family. For distribution of leaflets RSDLP in 1904 he was arrested in Odessa, where he worked as a carpenter. Participated in the Russo-Japanese War with the rank of sergeant major. In 1907 he was sentenced to 3 years in prison for revolutionary activities. In 1915–17 he worked in mechanical workshops in Kyiv. After the February Revolution, a member of the Kiev Council, from October 1917 he commanded a detachment of the Red Guards, participated in battles against the troops of the Central Rada in January-March 1918 and the German invaders. In 1918 he participated in the organization of partisan detachments in Ukraine, then commanded the Tarashchansky regiment (later a brigade) of the 1st Ukrainian Soviet division (later the 44th rifle division), distinguished himself in battles against the interventionists and Petliurists. Died of illness, buried in Zhytomyr.


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Engineering ammunition

means of blasting, explosive charges (HE), mines, pyrotechnic devices and other items of engineering weapons equipped with explosives and pyrotechnic compositions. The means of blasting are blasting caps, electric detonators, electric igniters, fuses, detonating and igniter cords, incendiary tubes, fuses, etc. Explosive charges are used to produce...

Bozhenko

Vasily Nazarovich (1871 - 21.8.1919), hero of the Civil War in Ukraine. Member of the CPSU since 1917. Born in the village. Berezhinka, Kherson province, in a peasant family. For distribution of leaflets RSDLP in 1904 he was arrested in Odessa, where he worked as a carpenter. Participated in the Russo-Japanese War with the rank of sergeant major. In 1907 he was sentenced to 3 years in prison for revolutionary activities. In 1915-17 he worked in a mechanical workshop...

Bozhenov

Pyotr Ivanovich [b.29.6 (12.7.1904), Karachev, Oryol province], Soviet scientist in the field of technology of building materials, Doctor of Technical Sciences (1953), Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the RSFSR (1965). Member of the CPSU since 1948. Graduated from the Leningrad Polytechnic Institute (1929). The main works on the integrated use of mineral raw materials for the production of building materials. B. developed new...

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