Yazidis in world war II-heroes of the great Patriotic war
Today, may 9, marks the 75th anniversary of the" day of liberation " of Nazi Germany and the end of world war II. Day of liberation from fascism. During world war II, more than 60 million people died, including more than 26 million on the Soviet side.
On the side of the Soviet Union, thousands of Yazidis also fought against Hitler. It was a matter of course for the Yazidis to protect the country they had moved to years before they left their homeland. In the 1926 census, there were 14,523 Yazidis in the USSR, not counting Kurds. Yazidis lived and were registered on the territory of Armenia, Georgia and Russia.
According to the 1926 census, there was confusion and many Yazidis were still recorded as Kurds. However, it is known that their number was not less than 14523 people. As few as they were, their participation in the Soviet war against Hitler was significant. The Yazidi heroes defended Moscow, liberated Leningrad, Stalingrad, the Caucasus, Crimea, Warsaw, Budapest, and Vienna, hurried to the Oder-Neisse border, and fought in the battle of Berlin. At the end of the war, many of these heroes returned home and began working in factories and collective farms. They raised the Soviet Union from the ruins. Over time, there were Yazidi intellectuals, doctors, teachers, engineers, chairmen of collective farms, state farms, Directors of enterprises, poets and writers.
Samand Siabandov received the highest awards of the Soviet Union and was declared a national English hero. Settled Sacro also General, received numerous medals and medals for courage in a tank battle. Selil Shekro later said that if the Soviets had not accepted him, his family would have died of starvation, so he felt obliged to protect the USSR. Jemal Kangean, Teilhard Noyan, Civica Sloan, Cecoa Temo Kasaan, Kerema kelesh Acadian, Sloan Merali Isaevich, Rise Emo Mandiki many other Yazidis fought for the Soviet Union against Nazi Germany.
Cultural Center of the Caucasus Yezidis remembers and honors the memory of the heroes of the great Patriotic war. Eternal memory!
Happy holiday to you, our dear readers!
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Yazidis in world war II-heroes of the great Patriotic war
Today, may 9, marks the 75th anniversary of the" day of liberation " of Nazi Germany and the end of world war II. Day of liberation from fascism. During world war II, more than 60 million people died, including more than 26 million on the Soviet side.
On the side of the Soviet Union, thousands of Yazidis also fought against Hitler. It was a matter of course for the Yazidis to protect the country they had moved to years before they left their homeland. In the 1926 census, there were 14,523 Yazidis in the USSR, not counting Kurds. Yazidis lived and were registered on the territory of Armenia, Georgia and Russia.
According to the 1926 census, there was confusion and many Yazidis were still recorded as Kurds. However, it is known that their number was not less than 14523 people. As few as they were, their participation in the Soviet war against Hitler was significant. The Yazidi heroes defended Moscow, liberated Leningrad, Stalingrad, the Caucasus, Crimea, Warsaw, Budapest, and Vienna, hurried to the Oder-Neisse border, and fought in the battle of Berlin. At the end of the war, many of these heroes returned home and began working in factories and collective farms. They raised the Soviet Union from the ruins. Over time, there were Yazidi intellectuals, doctors, teachers, engineers, chairmen of collective farms, state farms, Directors of enterprises, poets and writers.
Samand Siabandov received the highest awards of the Soviet Union and was declared a national English hero. Settled Sacro also General, received numerous medals and medals for courage in a tank battle. Selil Shekro later said that if the Soviets had not accepted him, his family would have died of starvation, so he felt obliged to protect the USSR. Jemal Kangean, Teilhard Noyan, Civica Sloan, Cecoa Temo Kasaan, Kerema kelesh Acadian, Sloan Merali Isaevich, Rise Emo Mandiki many other Yazidis fought for the Soviet Union against Nazi Germany.
Cultural Center of the Caucasus Yezidis remembers and honors the memory of the heroes of the great Patriotic war. Eternal memory!
Happy holiday to you, our dear readers!
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