Zadorov, George Evgenievich

He was born on May 3, 1907 in a peasant family in the village of Kudelino, Rodnikovsky District, Ivanovo Region . Since childhood, I have known peasant labor, worked in the field and helped my parents. He studied at an elementary school in the neighboring village of Ovintsy, then continued his studies in the village of Filisovo. One of the first to join the Komsomol in 1926, was the secretary of the Komsomol cell in the village of Ovintsy. He worked as a forester, headed the club.

He took an active part in collectivization.

Since the end of 1928 he worked as chairman of a credit partnership in the village of Filisov, continued his studies at the concurrent school in Shuya.

In 1929 he returned to Kudelino, until 1932 he was chairman of the Kudelinsky village council. With his direct participation, nine collective farms were organized.

Member of the CPSU / CPSU since 1932.

In 1935 he graduated from the biennial higher communist agricultural school in Ivanovo and was sent to the collective farm. Frunze of the Rodnikovsky district. He was elected secretary of the party organization of the collective farm, at the same time he headed the village club in Shiryaikh.

In 1937 he was elected chairman of the collective farm. He quickly proved himself an outstanding organizer. The collective farm became richer, the workdays were more significant, prosperity came to the houses of collective farmers.

Since 1939 - at a party job as an instructor at the Ivanovo Regional Committee.

At the end of 1940, he was elected chairman of the lagging collective farm in the village of Ostretsovo and worked in this position for 6 years, the most difficult war years. He put the farm on its feet. The Ostretsov collective farmers distinguished themselves by many patriotic deeds widely known to the country.

In 1942, the collective farmers were thanked by the Supreme Commander. They collected and transferred 700 thousand rubles from personal funds to the tank column, the chairman personally contributed 75 thousand.

In 1943, the Ostretsians came forward with the initiative of providing assistance to the areas liberated from enemy invaders, which became known throughout. The newsreel operators who arrived from Moscow captured on film how a herd of eighty cows, calves, sheep, pigs was sent to a railway station for one of the collective farms of the Smolensk region. In the newspaper "Pravda" appeared an editorial "Ostretsovsky alarm". The Ostretsov collective farm celebrated Victory Day with an economically sound economy.

In 1946, Zadorov was elected to the Supreme Soviet of the USSR .

In May 1947, by decision of the regional party committee, the collective farm was sent again, now to them. Frunze in the village of Taimenich, lagging behind by that time, and was elected chairman. He began his work with the selection of personnel, put forward youth leadership positions. Soon the collective farm went uphill, began to expand. A shepherd and a farmyard, a calf and a poultry house, a greenhouse and a granary, a farmhouse, a canteen were built. Time-consuming work began to be carried out using mechanisms. Steadily growing incomes of the collective farm and collective farmers.

In accordance with the three-year livestock development plan adopted by the party and the government, the collective farm simultaneously increased the number of cattle and poultry. However, the main success was brought by pig farming. On the farm, piglets were fed. Thanks to the efforts of the head of the livestock farm N. D. Kotlov and the care of the veterinarian Y. F. Paryugin, in 1950 the plan for increasing the number of livestock for each type of productive livestock and poultry was exceeded by at least 50 percent and amounted to 24.6 tons of live pork weighing 2189 hectares of arable land.

By a decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of June 27, 1951, Zadorov Georgy Evgenievich was awarded the title of Hero of Socialist Labor for the achievement of high indicators in animal husbandry with the awarding of the Order of Lenin and the Gold Hammer and Sickle Medal.

The same decree awarded the high rank to collective farmers Nikolai Demyanovich Kotlov and Yakov Fedorovich Paryugin.

The successes of the collective farm showed that with the strengthening of the feed base due to the efficient use of land in the Ivanovo Region, one can achieve high results in animal husbandry. Georgy Evgenievich Zadorov successfully managed the collective farm for 20 years. These were the heyday of the economy. Under his leadership, the collective farm became one of the foremost farms in the country, was a repeated participant in the VDNH of the USSR.

In 1967, for health reasons, Zadorov went on a well-deserved rest.

He lived in the village of Taimanikha, Rodnikovsky district. Died April 8, 1984. He was buried in a rural cemetery near the village of Taimanikha.

He was awarded the Orders of Lenin of the Red Banner of Labor , medals; also gold, three silver and four bronze medals of ENEA.

Georgy Evgenievich Zadorov (Russian) . Site " Heroes of the country ". Date of treatment August 23, 2014.

• The standard bearers of the working land. Yaroslavl, 1987.