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Stakhanov city of heroes, Stakhanov city under
Stakhanov- a city of regional significance in the Lugansk region of Ukraine. De facto it is under the control of the unrecognized Lugansk People's Republic. Until 1937 and in 1943-1978 it was called Kadievka, in 1937-1943 was called Sergo, since 1978 named after A.G. Stakhanov. Population - 92,132 people (2012).

• 1 Geography
• 2 History
• 3 Population
• 4 Industry
• 5 Culture
• 6 Media
• 7 Transport
• 8 Famous people
  • 8.1 Heroes of Socialist Labor
  • 8.2 Others
• 9 Notes
• 10 Literature
• 11 Links

Geography

Located near the Almaznaya railway station.

Story

The first temporary settlement of people in the territory where Stakhanov is now located appeared in 1696. The settlement was called Kamenny Ravine. In 1707 the city received a new name - Gritsenkov Channel. In the first quarter of the 19th century, coal deposits were first discovered on the lands of modern Stakhanov. And already in 1890, 5 joint-stock companies for coal mining operated in this territory: Almaznoye, Bryankovskoye, Krivorozhskoye, Alekseevskoye, Golubovskoye.

In 1894, sugar refiner Shubin laid the foundation for capital mine No. 1 “Karl” (Ilyich mine). In the fall of 1896, mine No. 1 produced pounds of coal. Since 1898, Shubinka began to be called Kadievka. In the same year, the Almaznyansky metallurgical plant was founded near the Almaznaya station, the first blast furnace of which began operating in 1899.

In 1931, a session of the All-Ukrainian Central Executive Committee decided to build a new, comfortable city. The pond in the center was filled in, and in its place a park was laid out, which existed until the early 1970s.

On the night of August 30-31, 1935, at the Central Irmino mine, Alexei Stakhanov set a world record for labor productivity with a jackhammer, chopping 102 tons of coal in 5 hours 45 minutes, exceeding the norm by 14 times. This is how the Stakhanov movement was born.

In 1937, the city was renamed Sergo in honor of Sergo Ordzhonikidze. From 1943 to 1978 the city bore its former name - Kadievka.

On July 12, 1942, Soviet authorities and troops left the city of Sergo, the city was captured by the German occupiers.,

On September 3, 1943, the city of Sergo was liberated from the Nazi invaders by Soviet troops of the Southern Front during the Donbass operation:

• 51st Army consisting of: 91st Infantry Division (Colonel Pashkov, Ilya Mikhailovich) 63rd Infantry Division (Major General Butorin, Tikhon Ivanovich).

After liberation, the city again began to be called Kadievka. On February 15, 1978, in order to perpetuate the memory of A.G. Stakhanov, by the Decree of the Presidium of the Verkhovna Rada of the Ukrainian SSR, Kadievka was renamed the city of Stakhanov.

In the 1950s, the city included villages, which later became separate cities - Bryanka, Pervomaisk, Kirovsk.

In 2014, the city fell into the zone of armed conflict between Ukraine and the unrecognized self-proclaimed Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics.

Population

In 1919, there were 38 thousand people in Kadievka (Stakhanov), in 1940 - 95 thousand, in 1955 in Kadievka (Stakhanov, Bryanka, Kirovsk, Almaznaya, Irmino) - 270 thousand people.

According to the All-Ukrainian Population Census of 2001, the following ethnic groups were present in the city’s population:

• Ukrainians - 54.6%
• Russians - 44.9%
• Belarusians - 0.5%.

Industry

The city's main income comes from the metallurgical, engineering industries and private entrepreneurs. The city had about two to three dozen large factories: a machine-building plant, several mechanical ones, carbon black, reinforced concrete products, rubber goods, asphalt factories, SMU, docks, several transport and bus auto enterprises, a meat processing plant, a cold storage plant, a dairy plant, a bakery plant, more than a hundred small enterprises and workshops.

Gornorudnaya

• Coal mining - MCC "Stakhanovugol". The Stakhanovugol association consisted of 19 mines.

Metallurgical

• OJSC "Stakhanov Ferroalloy Plant", the plant is operating in 2012.
• OJSC Almaznyansky Metallurgical Plant was built in 1898 and liquidated in 2000.

Mechanical engineering

• JSC "Stakhanov Freight Car Building Plant"

• CJSC "Stakhanov Machine-Building Plant", the plant is working.

Chemical

• OJSC "Stakhanov Carbon Black Plant".

Culture

Centralized library system of Stakhanov, Central City Library.

There is also a city Palace of Culture (Gorky Palace of Culture), a house of pioneers, and the Nika cultural and entertainment center. There are several Orthodox churches of the Moscow Patriarchate operating in the city, and several more churches are being built. Once upon a time, there was a Catholic church on the site of the Post Office stop.

mass media

• Television company "Era TV"
• TV company "SKT-plus"
• "Media TV Network"
• Newspaper "Stakhanov Banner"
• Newspaper "Telegazeta"
• Newspaper "Sobesednik"
• Newspaper "Football Review"

Transport

From 1937 to 2007, the city had a tram system, and from 1970 to 2008, a trolleybus system. On July 15, 2010, trolleybus service on route No. 101 Festivalnaya-Yuzhny was resumed. On August 31, 2011, traffic stopped again (the three remaining LAZ-52522 trolleybuses built in 1997 with park numbers No. 077, No. 078 and No. 079 were in operation).

Famous people

See also category: Born in Stakhanov

Heroes of Socialist Labor

• Garagaty Igor Gennadievich
• Dolzhikov, Nikolai Pavlovich
• Zavyalov, Evgeniy Petrovich
• Kolesnichenko Maria Mikhailovna
• Kondratenko Ivan Timofeevich
• Lugovskoy, Dmitry Ivanovich
• Mordovtsev, Grigory Alekseevich
• Petrov, Konstantin Grigorievich
• Sinyagovsky, Pyotr Efimovich

Other

• Fedorov, Ivan Grigorievich - Soviet pilot, Hero of the Soviet Union.
• Diomede (Juban)
• Levchenko, Irina Nikolaevna
• Bolotov, Valery Dmitrievich - head of the self-proclaimed Lugansk People's Republic.

Notes

1. Population
2. 1 2
3. Red Army website. http://rkka.ru.
4. N. Lopatin “our city Kadievka” p. 227.
5. Dnistryansky M. S. Ethnopolitical geography of Ukraine. Lviv: Litopis, 2006. P.464.

Literature

• Red Banner Kyiv. Essays on the history of the Red Banner Kyiv Military District (1919-1979). Second edition, corrected and expanded. Kyiv, publishing house of political literature of Ukraine, 1979.
• Military encyclopedic dictionary. M., Military Publishing House, 1984.
• Directory "Liberation of Cities: A Guide to the Liberation of Cities during the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945." M. L. Dudarenko, Yu. G. Perechnev, V. T. Eliseev and others. M.: Voenizdat, 1985. 598 p.
• Isaev A.V. From Dubno to Rostov. - M.: AST; Transitbook, 2004.

Links

• Directory “Liberation of cities: Directory on the liberation of cities during the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945” / M. L. Dudarenko, Yu. G. Perechnev, V. T. Eliseev and others. M.: Voenizdat, 1985. 598 p.
• Red Army website.
• Website of the Cavalry Corps of the Red Army.
• Pocket atlas of the USSR 1939. Main Directorate of Geodesy and Cartography under the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR. LENINGRAD 1939.
• Website Soldat.ru.

• Official website of the city council

Lugansk region
Districts	Antratsitovsky Belovodsky Belokurakinsky Krasnodonsky Kremensky (Kremenskoy) Lutuginsky Markovsky Melovsky (Melovskoy) Novoaidarsky Novopskovsky Perevalsky Popasnyansky Svatovsky Sverdlovsky Slavyanoserbsky Stanichno-Lugansky Starobelsky Troitsky
Cities	Aleksandrovsk2 Almaznaya2 Alchevsk1 Anthracite1 Artyomovsk2 Bryanka1 Vakhrushevo2 Gorskoye2 Zimogorye2 Zolotoe2 Zorinsk2 Irmino2 Kirovsk1 Krasnodon1 Krasny Luch1 Kremennaya2 Lisichansk1 Lugansk 1 Lutugino2 Miusinsk2 Molodogvardeysk2 Novodruzhesk2 Pervomaisk1 Perevalsk2 Petrovskoye2 Popasnaya2 Privolye2 Rovenki1 Rubezhnoe1 Svatovo2 Sverdlovsk1 Severodonetsk1 Starobelsk2 Stakhanov 1 Sukhodolsk2 Shchastya2 Chervonopartizansk2
town	Annovka Bayrachki Belovodsk Belogorovka Beloye Belokurakino Belolutsk Belorechensky Biryukovo Bokovo-Platovo Borovskoye Bugaevka Velikiy Log Velikokamenka Vergulyovka Verkhniy Nagolchik Volodarsk Volcheyarovka Voronovo Vrubovka Vrubovsky Georgievka Glubokoe Gornyak Gorodishche Grushyovoye Dzerzhinsky Donetsk Dubovsky Esaulovka Zaporozhye Ivanovka Izvarino Kalininsky Kalinovo Kamenny Kamyshevakha Maple Knyaginevka Komissarovka Komsomolsky Krasnodar Krasnodon Krasnorechenskoye Red Kut Krepensky Lenina Leninskoye Lozno-Alexandrovka Lozovsky Lomovatka Lotikovo Malonikolaevka Maloryazantsevo Markovka Cretaceous Metelkino Mirnaya Dolina Mirnoye Mikhailovka (Perevalsky district) Mikhailovka (Rovenkovsky city council) Nagolno-Tarasovka Nizhnee Nizhniy Nagolchik Nizhny Duvanka Novoaidar Novoaleksandrovka Novodarevka Novo pskov Novosvetlovka Novotoshkovskoye Pavlovka Petrovka Proletarsky Rodakovo Sadovo- Khrustalnensky Northern North Gundorovsky Seleznyovka Semeikino Sirotino Slavyanoserbsk Sofievsky Stanitsa Luganskaya Talovoe Tatsino Toshkovka Troitskoye Ural-Caucasus Uspenka Fashchevka (Antratsitovsky district) Fashchevka (Perevalsky district) Fedorovka Frunze Khrustalnoe Central Chelyuskinets Chervonogvardeyskoe Chernukhino Shakhterskoe Shterov ka Shchetovo Engelsovo Yubileinoye South Lomovatka Yuryevka Yasenovsky Yashchikovo
Notes: 1 city of regional significance; 2city of district significance

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Stakhanov (city) Information About

Alexey Grigorievich Stakhanov. Born on December 21, 1905 (January 3, 1906) in the village of Lugovaya, Livensky district, Oryol province - died on November 5, 1977 in Torez, Donetsk region. Soviet miner, innovator of the coal industry, founder of the Stakhanov movement. Hero of Socialist Labor (1970).

Alexey Stakhanov was born in the village of Lugovaya, Livensky district, Oryol province (now Stakhanovo, Izmalkovsky district, Lipetsk region).

By nationality - Russian.

According to one version, his real name is Andrey. Allegedly, Alexey is a consequence of a journalistic error. They say that after the record, the telegram from the mine did not indicate the full name, but only the initial “A”. And the Pravda newspaper decided that his name was Alexey. When the mistake became clear, Stalin allegedly said: “The newspaper Pravda cannot be mistaken.” And Stakhanov’s passport was promptly changed, adding a new name. However, Stakhanov’s daughter categorically denied this fact.

From an early age he worked as a farm laborer and was a shepherd.

He studied at a rural school for three years. For some time he worked as a roofer in Tambov. His work as a high-altitude worker did not go well: at times he was overcome by painful attacks of dizziness. He could not get rid of agoraphobia (fear of heights) until the end of his life.

Since 1927, he worked in Kadievka at the Tsentralnaya-Irmino mine in the city of Irmino, Lugansk region, as a brakeman, horse driver, and breaker. Since 1933 he worked as a jackhammer operator. In 1935 he completed a miner's course at the mine.

Alexey Stakhanov's record

In August 1935, he carried out a record shift, producing 102 tons; in September of the same year, he raised the record to 227 tons.

On the night of August 30-31, 1935, during a shift (5 hours 45 minutes), together with two riggers, he produced 102 tons of coal, with the norm per miner being 7 tons, exceeding this norm 14 times and setting a record.

All the coal was registered to the miner, although he did not work alone. However, even taking into account all the workers on the shift, the success was significant. The reason for the success was the new division of labor. Until this day, several people worked simultaneously in the face, cutting down coal using jackhammers, and then, in order to avoid a collapse, strengthening the roof of the mine with logs.

A few days before setting the record, in a conversation with miners, Stakhanov proposed radically changing the organization of labor at the face. The miner must be freed from fastening work so that he only chops coal. “If you divide the labor, you can chop not 9, but 70-80 tons of coal per shift,” noted Stakhanov.

On August 30, 1935, at 10 o’clock in the evening, Stakhanov, the fixers Gavrila Shchigolev and Tikhon Borisenko, the head of the section Nikolai Mashurov, the party organizer of the mine Konstantin Petrov and the editor of the newspaper Mikhailov descended into the mine. The countdown time for the start of work has been turned on.

Stakhanov worked confidently, masterfully cutting down coal seams. Shchigolev and Borisenko, who were behind him, were far behind. Despite the fact that Stakhanov had to cut 8 ledges, cutting a corner in each, which took a lot of time, the work was completed in 5 hours 45 minutes. When the results were calculated, it turned out that Stakhanov cut 102 tons, fulfilling 14 standards and earning 220 rubles.

This record proved the effectiveness of this method and contributed to changes in miners' labor technology. The date of the record was timed to coincide with International Youth Day. The example was followed in other Donbass mines, then in other areas of production. A movement of followers, the Stakhanovites, appeared, encouraged by the Communist Party. Similar propaganda campaigns were later launched in other socialist countries.

The initiator of Stakhanov’s act was the party organizer of the mine K.G. Petrov. He also selected the performer, choosing him from several candidates, guided by their moral character, origin and enthusiasm. One of the candidates for the record shift was M.D. Dyukanov, who a few days later, with the assistance of the same Petrov, brought the record to 114 tons, but remained unnoticed. The director (manager) of the mine, Iosif Ivanovich Zaplavsky, was subsequently arrested for opposing the establishment of the record and served time in Norillag, where he died, and his place was taken by party organizer Petrov.

In December 1935, Stakhanov's photograph was placed on the cover of Time magazine.

In 1936, he was awarded the Order of Lenin and, by decision of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks, was accepted as a party member without candidate experience. In November 1936, he was elected as a delegate to the VIII All-Union Congress of Soviets.

In 1936-1941 he studied at the Industrial Academy in Moscow.

In 1941-1942 - head of mine No. 31 in Karaganda.

In 1943-1957 he worked as head of the socialist competition sector at the People's Commissariat of the Coal Industry of the USSR in Moscow. Lived in the famous "House on the Embankment".

Stakhanov perceived his death as a personal tragedy. Under Stakhanov, in 1957 he was sent from Moscow to the Donbass city of Torez, where he worked as an assistant to the chief engineer of the mine administration.

In Torez he began to have problems with alcohol. He drank out of resentment that he was essentially expelled from Moscow; in addition, he considered his services to the country underestimated.

Awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor and medals. He was awarded the “Miner’s Glory” badge of three degrees.

By the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of September 23, 1970, for great achievements in the development of mass socialist competition, for achieving high labor productivity and many years of activity in introducing advanced working methods in the coal industry, to the assistant chief engineer of mine management No. 2-43 of the Torezantracite plant, Alexei Grigorievich Stakhanov awarded the title of Hero of Socialist Labor with the presentation of the Order of Lenin and the golden star “Hammer and Sickle”.

Personal life of Alexei Stakhanov:

Was married twice.

First wife (civil marriage) - Evdokia, a gypsy. They lived together since 1929 without signing. They had children - Claudia and Victor.

Evdokia ran away with the gypsy camp, leaving the children to Stakhanov.

The second wife is Galina Ivanovna. Stakhanov married her when the girl was only 14 years old. The miner’s daughter Violetta Alekseevna said: “My father saw my mother at one of the schools where he was invited to perform. Mom sang in the choir. She looked older than her 14 years and her father immediately liked her. She didn’t even think about marriage, but she was simply left with no choice. For In order to marry my mother off, she was given two years.”

In 1937, the young family moved to Moscow. In 1940, their daughter Violetta was born, and in 1943, their daughter Alla. In addition, two of their children - son Volodya and daughter Emma - died before they reached the age of one year.

When Stakhanov was transferred to Torez under Khrushchev, the family did not want to leave Moscow.

Daughter Violetta graduated from the Institute of Foreign Languages.

Violetta - daughter of Alexei Stakhanov

Daughter Alla graduated from GITIS, then from the Academy of Social Sciences, and defended her PhD thesis on documentary film. She worked on television. Some sources say that Stakhanov’s daughter worked as an announcer on central TV under the pseudonym Aza Likhitchenko, but this is not true. - a real announcer who has nothing to do with Stakhanov.

Alla Stakhanova first worked as an announcer, and after graduating from the Academy she became a journalist. Together with Robert Rozhdestvensky she made the “Documentary Screen” program. Viewers may also remember her from the television series “Born of the Five-Year Plan” about the lives of labor heroes and the program “Comrade Moscow.” These were her original programs. She made a documentary about her father.

Alla Stakhanova died at the age of 40 from asthma.

Alla Stakhanova - daughter of Alexei Stakhanov

In Torez he had a third wife, Antonina Fedorovna. They even signed. Those. Stakhanov turned out to be a bigamist.

The daughter told about it like this: “He got married there because he was drunk. Party organizer Petrov, who in 1935 illuminated the path for his father in the lava with a lantern and reported about his first record to the Donetsk regional party committee, had a sister-in-law, Antonina. She sighed for Stakhanov, still when he and Evdokia met. When fate brought them together again in Torez, Antonina Fedorovna quickly got her bearings: such a man - and without supervision... She and Antonina lived in a civil marriage, and suddenly it occurred to someone to paint them. They took advantage of the fact that that the father was drunk, they took him to the registry office (he wouldn’t have gone sober) and the marriage was formalized. That’s when my mother received a divorce paper. Mom resigned herself - well, that’s her character. But we, the children, didn’t. We called the Donetsk regional committee of the party, made a fuss and got my father’s marriage to Antonina Fedorovna declared invalid.”

Death of Alexei Stakhanov:

Daughter Violetta said: “Alla and I visited him shortly before his death. He was lying in the hospital, in a separate ward of the neurological department. We sat, and when we said goodbye, as usual, he went to the next room, where the fellow miners were lying, - the father all the time spent with them, talked about life, about old times. Someone dropped an orange or banana peel on the floor, he slipped and, falling, hit his head on the edge of the table. Death came from the blow, but we learned about this already in Moscow ".

He was buried in the city cemetery in the city of Torez, Donetsk region.

Tragedy of Stakhanov

Several settlements in the USSR were named Stakhanovo. On February 15, 1978, the city of Kadievka was renamed Stakhanov.

The name of Stakhanov was given to two mines in the Donbass and Kuzbass, vocational school No. 110 in the city of Torez, where Stakhanov performed many times and where Stakhanov was buried.

A street in the city of Torez, on which the house of A. G. Stakhanov was located, was named after him; streets in Lipetsk, Samara, Kirov, Pskov, Monchegorsk, Lugansk region, Tyumen, Minsk, Salavat and Ishimbay, as well as in Moscow.

Since 2013, a literary prize named after A. Stakhanov has been established in the city of Stakhanov, which is awarded to authors of works about a working man, with the presentation of a diploma and a medal.

Streets in Vladikavkaz, Perm, Alyoshki, Krasnodar and other cities bear the name of Stakhanov.

Bibliography of Alexey Stakhanov:

Stakhanov A.G. - Miner's life. - K: Politizdat, 1986.

A.G. Stakhanov- one of the most famous miners of the USSR, the founder "Stakhanov movement". Alexey Grigorievich gained his popularity after setting a record for coal production in 1935, thanks to a test on the division of labor in the coal mining process.

Stakhanov was born in 1906 in the village of Lugovaya in the Oryol region. Father Alexey Grigorievich Grigory Stakhanov was a simple peasant. Alexey Stakhanov studied at a rural school, but after 3 winters he dropped out. WITH 1914 By 1926 gg. Stakhanov worked as a farm laborer and shepherd. Family Alexey Grigorievich was poor therefore, fleeing death from starvation, Stakhanov went to Donbass because I heard that the miners made very good money. IN 1927 Alexey Grigorievich got a job at a mine "Central-Irmino""braking". The essence of the work was to monitor the prevention of trolleys with coal rolling back. He was even able to get this position with great difficulty, because... At that time there was no reception in the mine. Thankfully my fellow countrymen helped Stakhanov.

With time A. Stakhanov became horse chaser (man driving horses that pulled trolleys) and only after that he reached the position of slaughterer ( 1933). By that time, coal was extracted in the mines using jackhammers. By the way, before this, miners cut coal with a heel.

Towards the middle 1935 Coal production per miner was 7.5 tons per shift. And thanks Alexey Stakhanov this record was broken on the night of August 30 to 31, 1935. Previously, several miners cut coal in one face at once, and then they strengthened the mine themselves to prevent a collapse. But it was on this night that the principle of division of labor was implemented, according to which one miner mined coal at the face, and other people were engaged in strengthening and removing the coal.

Unfortunately, the assistants Stakhanov remained in the shadows, but we are obliged to name the names of the heroes, because their unity made it possible to do what was previously impossible. Stakhanov’s team included people like TikhonShchegolevand Gabriel Borisenko. These were the best fixers of the mine, who also made a significant contribution to achieving the record! As a result, the team chopped 102 tons of coal, thereby fulfilling 14 standards.

But before Alexey Grigorievich The task was to consolidate the success, because After the first record, many began to doubt the reality of the indicators. AND Stakhanov did it again. After 10 days, the record had already reached 175 tons. A March 4, 1936 Stakhanov was able to extract 324 tons of coal! This operating principle became so popular that it began to be used not only in other mines, but also in other industries and other types of activities. It was the first record that served as the beginning "Stakhanov movement".

IN 1936-41 A. Stakhanov studied at the Industrial Academy in Moscow and received a diploma in mining engineering. During Great Patriotic War Stakhanov They didn’t take me to the front. From 1941 to 1942 he was the head of mine No. 31 in Karaganda. A 1943-1957 worked as head of the socialist competition sector in People's Commissariat of the Coal Industry of the USSR in Moscow.

After death I.V. Stalin came to power N.S. Khrushchev who didn't like A. Stakhanova. Therefore, in 1957 at the direction N.S. Khrushcheva A. Stakhanov was returned to the Donetsk region (Torez). Because of this move in the family Stakhanov a conflict occurred, and in the city of Torez Stakhanov left alone. The family remained in Moscow. Left alone Stakhanov started drinking more than ever. This served to aggravate the onset of illnesses. Before 1959 Alexey Grigorievich was deputy trust manager « Chistyakovanthracite » , With 1959 Assistant Chief Engineer of Mine Administration No. 2/43 Trust « Thoresanthracite» . IN 1974 Stakhanov retired.

Rank Hero of Socialist Labor A. Stakhanov received only 35 years after his record in 1970.

Last months of life Alexey Grigorievich spent in the hospital. Someone said that the miner had gone crazy from alcoholism, but his daughter Stakhanov claimed that in Torez the department for patients with cerebral vascular lesions was located only in a psychiatric clinic.

Died Alexey Grigorievich Stakhanov in this clinic, having slipped on an apple skin. After falling, he hit his head on a sharp corner of the table and died several hours later. This happened November 5, 1977. The Hero of Socialist Labor was then 71 years old.

February 15, 1978 By decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Ukrainian SSR, the city of Kadievka, in which Alexey Stakhanov set his legendary record, was renamed Stakhanov. The city still bears this name today. They say that Stakhanov is the only city in the world named after a worker.

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