Kokorin Anatoly (1921 – 1941), paramedic, a Komsomol.
Active military operations on the Karelian Isthmus Finnish part in alliance with the German troops started 3-4 August 1941 they were eager to Leningrad.
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Dvorzhachek Ferdinand Gothard Carl (05/05/1804 – 12/15/1877) – MD, writer on medical matters, was born May 5, 1804 in West Prussia, and was educated in the public schools in Warsaw and Kurier, medical science began to study at the Warsaw University, he entered in 1823, but two years later went to continue their education abroad and studied in Berlin, Leipzig and Paris.
The degree of doctor of medicine Dvorzhachek received in Vilnius University in 1830 in 1831, came to Warsaw and performed medical duties at military hospitals.
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Jean-Martin Charcot (1825 – 1893) – the famous French physician and neurologist.
Medical education in Paris. From 1860 Professor Agrégation Paris Faculty of Medicine, 1862, the chief doctor at Women's Hospital Salpetriere, in 1866 read here attracted a huge group of listeners lectures in 1872 took the chair of pathological anatomy at the Paris Faculty of Medicine, in 1882, . for it was established a special department of nervous diseases.
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Sigmund Freud (05/06/1856 – 23/09/1939), Austrian neurologist, psychiatrist and psychologist, founder of psychoanalysis.
He graduated from the Medical University of Vienna fakultett.
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Speransky Alexey (30/12/1887 (01/11/1888) – 23/07/1961), American pathologist, academician of the USSR (1939) and Academy of Medical Sciences (1944). Member of the CPSU since 1943.
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Belt Fedor Petrovich (11/05/1924) – Sergeant, Komsomol organizer infantry battalion, now a doctor.
Fedor Petrovich Belt was born May 11, 1924 in the village of Staro Varvarivka Dopropolskogo Donetsk region into a peasant family.
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Accord Elias (Elijah Samoilovich) (died 1811) – physician, born in Mogilev, studied 6 years in Berlin, in 1788, received from the St. Petersburg Medical College doctoral diploma and the right to practice in Russia. Being in the same year defined in the service, he successively served in the Ukrainian army, Kiev field hospital, 3 Division (1789) and Vassilkovskaya quarantine until its abolition in 1796.
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Mamedov Mamed Ogly Gabriel (1920 – 22/01/1945) – nurse in a rifle company.
The mother of the hero in his letter to the Military Medical Museum said: "I think that Mamed not dead, he lives, and I think will never die in people's minds" (1).
These thoughts are courageous women represent the thoughts and aspirations of the entire Soviet people. Name brave son of Azerbaijan people Hero of the Soviet Union, MD Mamedov, who died in defense of the fatherland, will live forever in our hearts.
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Shkarletova Maria Savelievna (03/02/1925) – nurse in a rifle company. Maria Savelievna Shkarletova born in the village Kyslivka Kupiansk Raion in a working class family. In 1940 she graduated seven years and began to work on plantations shelterbelts Kupyanska branch railway, then the farm and the construction of defensive lines. After liberation, the Soviet Army Kupyanska area it was drafted and was soon sent for courses in the medical corps Millerovo.
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Kislyak Maria Timofeyevna (1925 – 06/18/1943), nurse, member of the underground.
In the Central State Archive of the October Revolution, kept a small note, written by hand Mary Kislyak shortly before the execution. The note to her mother managed to pass out of prison by the Gestapo.
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