Mardarovka (Podolsky district)

Civil War

Since the end of 1918, the detachments of Grishin-Almazov and the French army proceeded to requisition food from the peasants of Odessa County, which caused an uprising of peasants (February 20, 1919) in the Belyaevka -Mayaki-Yaski area and the capture of Ovidiopol by the uprising peasants. In some districts of Ananievsky and Tiraspol counties, anarchy and chaos were established, which led to the appearance of numerous peasant groups opposing any government. The effect of the capture of Tiraspol by a partisan detachment of 200 showed the inability of the intervention armies to fight the peasantry. In February 1919, rebels captured Belyaevka and Mardarovka station. The rebels of the Tiligulo-Berezovsky and Ananyevsky detachments smashed all the power structures in the area, attacking the White Guard and Entente detachments. To combat the rebellious peasants, the command threw about two thousand Entente and White Guard bayonets.

In the village there are:

• hospital;
• complete high school;
• Kindergarten;
• house of culture;
• House of Creativity (Zelyonaya St., 17).

The village has a railway station Mordarovka. Electric trains from Odessa run through the station (go through the Razdelnaya railway station to the Mardarovka station, Vapnyarsky direction) and Podolsk .

Buses also run from Podolsk from a stop at the market.

On the territory of Mardarovka is the central estate of the collective farm. Lenin, which secured 4.3 thousand hectares of agricultural land, including 3.5 thousand hectares of arable land. The farm specializes in fattening cattle and pigs. There are a mill, an oil mill, a sawmill, a mechanical and carpentry workshop, a fuel depot, agricultural enterprises, including a grain-harvesting complex.

• Account card with. Mardarovka on the website of the Verkhovna Rada (Ukrainian) (unavailable link from 08-12-2017 [614 days])