Ilyinka (Nazarovsky district)

The village is located 19 km south of the regional center Nazarovo , on the right bank of the river Serezh . The area around is hilly.

It is not possible to establish the exact date of the foundation of the village, however, Ilyinka is one of the oldest villages in the Nazarovsky district , which is more than three hundred years old. The oldest name of the village Ilyinskoe was Ust-Usolskoye, then Penka (up to the 1920s ). With the construction in 1877 of the church, the village was named Ilinskoe. In 1890 the first school was opened in the village, which was located in a simple peasant hut. In 1895 , the Ilyinsky parish was opened, which was isolated from the parish of the Nazarov Trinity Church.

In 1920, at the Serezhsky insurgency , villagers supported both the rebels and the authorities. The victims were on both sides. Also, after the Serezhsky insurrection, a wooden church of the Holy Prophet Elijah was burned in the village, together with the arrested rebels. In 1926 an izba reading room was opened in the village, which later became a rural library. In the early 1930s during the collectivization in Ilyinka two collective farms were formed: Chapaeva and them. The Paris Commune , while collectivizing 67 villagers were dispossessed and expelled from the village. In 1947 , a new eight-year rural school was opened.

In the 1950s they conducted a radio. In the 1960s, strategic missile forces were located near the village, in Titovaya Grove, they were created to protect Nazarovskaya GRES and the Achinsk Alumina Refinery . In 1961 , the collective farms were reorganized into state farms and the collective farm named after Chapaev and the Paris Commune were transferred to the Krasnopolyansky state farm, and from there in 1962 Ilinka already entered the Vladimirovsky state farm. January 19, 2015 after many renames, the state farm Vladimir Vladimirovsky ceased to exist, the branch of the village was transferred to the state farm CJSC Nazarovskoe.

October 30, 2013 resumed the creative life of Ilyinsky KFOR, after overhaul. The village library and the museum of the history of the native village are located here. The exposition of the museum is made up of peasant household items transmitted by old-timers of the village.

In the village there is a monument to the lost villagers in the Serezhsky uprising of 1920 , who supported the suppression of the insurgency on the side of the “ Reds ”. Officially referred to as the “Mass grave of participants in the suppression of the kulak Serezhsky insurrection in 1920”. Next to the mass grave is the obelisk to the dead Illyans during the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945 . with the names of the Illyans who did not return from the front.

In 2016 , a wooden church was opened in the village ^[3] .

Gender composition

According to the 2010 All-Russian Population Census, there are 224 men and 249 women out of 473 people. ^[one]

• Ilyinka