Ivan Nesterovich Domnich ( May 22, 1885 - 1920 ) - the hero of the civil war . Member of the RCP (b) since 1920 . Born in the village of Morozovka, now in the Voronezh region . Member of the First World War, Wahmister . During the civil war, he commanded the 7th cavalry regiment of the 13th rifle division, the cavalry brigade. He died in February 1920 in a battle under the village of Gnilovskaya (now in the city of Rostov-on-Don ). April 3, 1920 posthumously awarded the Order of the Red Banner. The name of Domnich was assigned to the 4th Cavalry Brigade of the 40th Rifle Division .
| Ivan Nesterovich Domnich | |
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| Date of Birth | May 22, 1885 |
| Place of Birth | Morozovka village, Ostrogozhsky district , Voronezh province , Russia |
| Date of death | 1920 |
| Place of death | Gnilovskaya village, Rostov District , Region Don Army , RSFSR |
| Type of army | cavalry |
| Years of service | ? - 1920 |
| Rank | warmaster |
| Commanded | cavalry regiment, brigade |
| Battles / wars | World War I Civil War |
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Content
In the literature
From the novel by Mikhail Sholokhov " Quiet Don ":
| ... The Red Army soldier is a Cossack of the Tepekinskaya village, a white-haired robe, a narrow chest, with shreds of a red bow on the overcoat lapel. Answers questions, but smiles tightly and somehow casually. - What regiments were in battle yesterday? - pry out Gregory. |
Pages from the travel book of Commissioner I. Ya. Vrachev [1] .
| ... Communication with the 2nd brigade is established. I left Sergeyevka to the location of the 7th cavalry regiment. On the way, I stopped in Lykovo, where the 350th regiment stands, which made a generally good impression. Here, in the Sagunas, he was warmly welcomed by the regiment commander Domnich. I knew him before, according to Voronezh, when he, being the commander of the so-called “2nd Guards of the Soviet Cavalry Regiment”, fell under the influence of anarchists, organized a small rebellion, and the 13th Voronezh division, where he commanded the cavalry (the same most) regiment. For a long time I listened to Domnich's stories about my regiment. He told me in detail his whole story. How many glorious, truly valiant deeds this regiment and its commander had. Domnich literally reborn and became a good commander. From his former partisanism there was almost no trace left. This made me very happy, because at one time (in the difficult period of the retreats of 1918, I literally pulled it out of the hands of the tribunal). I decided to introduce Domnich to the "Order of the Red Banner" ... Again I have to regret that I do not have time. It should be a lot, and even better to record everything that I heard from Domnich. |
Rewards
- Order of the Red Banner (04/03/1920, posthumous)
Perpetuation of memory
- The lane in the city of Rossosh is named after Domnich.
Notes
- ↑ Parkhomenko I. et al. Bogucharians: On the history of the 40th Bogucharsky division. - 1935. - Page 188-189.