Aliya Moldagulova
Sakiyeva Shakhrizada
Overview
• Biography
• Childhood
• Participation in the Great Patriotic
War
• Honors
Biography
• Was born 25 October 1925 in the village of Bulak
Hobdinskogo district of Aktobe region
• As a child, lost her parents
• The girl's mother probably died in the illegal
collection of grains on collective farm during the
famine
• Since eight years Alia lived in Alma-Ata in his
uncle Aubakir Moldagulov
Biography (cont.)
• In 1935, Uncle Aubakir entered the Military Academy of the
transport. Family Moldagulova with Alia moved to Moscow
• In 1937 they moved to Leningrad, where she was transferred
Academy
• Fall of 1939, his uncle, for family reasons, made a 14-year-old
Aliyah children's home № 46
*All students of the orphanage were in Leningrad school № 9
(now number 140)
Part in the Great Patriotic War
• In June 1941, with the beginning of World War II, the family
was evacuated uncle and Alia remained in Leningrad
• In March 1942, along with the children's home was evacuated
from the besieged Leningrad in the village Vyatskoe Yaroslavl
region. At the end of the 7th grade school Vyatka Alia October
1, 1942 was submitted in Rybinsk Aviation College, but three
months later filed a petition in the Red Army with a request to
send it to the front. December 21, 1942 Alia Moldagulova was
formally expelled from the college students in connection with
leaving the front .
Part in the Great Patriotic War
• In May 1943, was established in
Moscow Central girls school sniper
training. Aliyu Moldagulova
identified in the first set. February
23, 1943 girl cadets took the military
oath. In July 1943, Aliya along with
several of his friends, classmates
aimed sniper in the 54th Infantry
Brigade (22th Army, 2nd Baltic
Front).
• On her official account of 78 killed the
soldiers and officers. Was mortally
wounded and died in battle January 14,
1944 north of the city Novosokolniki,
being wounded in the arm by shrapnel
mines involved in close combat with
German soldiers, was again wounded
German officer, who was also
destroyed, and the second wound was
fatal. Before his death, Alia wrote a
letter to his own sister Sapure.
Part in the Great Patriotic War
• She was buried in the village Monakovo Novosokolnicheskogo
district.
• And foliage rustles in the forest for the first time,
Over mossy paths walked into an ambush.
Leah brave, stubborn Leah
Kazakh girl, the daughter of Leningrad
Honors
• June 4, 1944 Aliya Nurmuhambetovna Moldagulova
posthumously was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet
Union.
• Was awarded the Order of Lenin.