Vostochny - a village in the Mosty district of the Krasnodar region of Russia .
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| A country | |
| Subject of the federation | Krasnodar region |
| Municipal district | Mostovskiy |
| Rural settlement | Krasnokutskoye |
| History and geography | |
| Based | 1934 |
| Timezone | UTC + 3 |
| Population | |
| Population | 1092 [1] people ( 2010 ) |
| Digital identifiers | |
| Telephone code | +7 86192 |
| Postcode | 352550 |
| OKATO code | 03233834001 |
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The administrative center of Krasnokutsk rural settlement .
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History
Since the beginning of 1900, the place was called the Red Kut farm. The peasants lived and worked there. The years of Stalinist repression did not pass by. One of the residents of Strelnikov Ilya Danilovich https://web.archive.org/web/20160305040343/http://kubanmemo.ru/bookmemo/persona.php?id=72437 was arrested and shot in 1932. In 1934, on the lands of the wealthy Kostroma Cossacks, on the proposal of S. M. Budyonny, a breeding horse was formed to breed and raise horses. Since that time, and began its existence as a state laboratory "Labinsky" or a simplified name of the village "Konzavod". The new inhabitants were people from the Labinskaya village: Litvinchenko, Demonovs, Bocharovs, Slashchevy, Gunazhokovs, Churilovs.
The first director of the stud was Makhova, and the factory had 80 mares. Already in 1935–1936, the first street, later called Ukrainian, began to be populated. Behind the river Chehrak, flowing through the village, they built adobe huts of the Tymchuk, Streltsov, Lunev, Shevtsov families. Gradually, the population increased, the village grew, the economy developed.
During World War II, almost all men went to the front: 389 people went to war, 171 people died, 165 people died in peacetime. All the shoulders of the women lay on their shoulders: they raised bread, cared for animals. Residents of the village created a partisan detachment, headed by the director of the stud farm Tushev and the secretary of the party organization Kislitsyn. The detachment made its contribution to the liberation of their native places from the fascist invaders. Partisans died a lot, and Kislitsyn himself was hunted down by dogs before the arrival of the Red Army. Currently, 19 war veterans live in the district.
In 1943, Soviet soldiers liberated the village. However, some residents of the village were still hijacked to Germany, and the pride and support of the farm, horses, were taken to Czechoslovakia. Only in the spring of 1945 , after the liberation of Czechoslovakia, again under the personal order of S. M. Budyonny, the horses were returned.
Began a difficult daily life, not enough male hands. 147 soldiers returned to their home village. In these difficult post-war years, the farm was headed by A. A. Kovalenko. Together with front-line soldiers, women and teenagers, he restored what was destroyed during the war years. The women sat on the tractor: Nina Efimovna Sumkina, Vera Kharitonovna Likhacheva, Galina Alexandrovna Saurina and others. On May 6, 1948, Vera Nikolaevna Lavrikova was awarded the title " Hero of Socialist Labor " for exceptional services to the state, expressed in obtaining high wheat yields of 30.7 c / ha. Already by 1950, basically managed to eliminate the damage caused to agriculture by the war. Increased grain yield. Anna Nikolayevna Teslin’s team member was awarded the “Order of Lenin” for obtaining high yields of grains.
In the stud farm it was understood that without a new construction, the prospect of economic development is impossible. It was here that the high organizational skills of director Ivan Lavrentyevich Fichkin were manifested. On his initiative, brick houses appeared on Lenin Street, a canteen and a shop were built. In 1955, the first stables were commissioned, and a little later, horse-builders built a club, where they spent short leisure hours. During these years horse breeding developed at a heightened pace.
In 1952, the first victories at the hippodromes of the country came to the equestrian facilities. The winners were warmly and cordially welcomed by Semyon Mikhailovich Budyonny himself.
From 1960 to 1970 , the economy of the economy strengthened. A new school appears, where the primary school teacher, Bardatskaya, Alexandra Vasilievna, who began her career as a counselor, continues to work. She was the first pioneer leader in the village. Pioneers and Komsomol members were confident in their future and did everything to ensure the prosperity of their home village. The first members of the Komsomol were: Malyshev Viktor Iosifovich, Pergunova Maria Vasilyevna, Masyukova Klavdiya Ivanovna, Gladchenko Sofya Mikhailovna.
The further formation and strengthening of the economy took place in the years of the IX-X five-year plans. Significantly strengthened the technical base of the stud. The farm had 32 combines and 72 tractors. Housing construction was carried out at a heightened pace — Novaya Street was built up, Molodezhnaya Street was followed. Along the Kooperativnaya street, the construction of semi-detached houses with improved planning was carried out.
A large amount of construction work was carried out at the production sites: hangars for agricultural machinery repair and seed storage, pigsty-matochnik on STF No. 1, sennik, silo trenches were built. In the 1980s, the barn was commissioned at MTF No. 5. Thermal water wells were drilled and greenhouses were built.
Since 1992, the village renamed the name "Vostochny" of the Mosty District of the Krasnodar Territory.