Dygilev, Vladimir Yakovlevich

Vladimir Yakovlevich Dyagilev was born on August 9 ( 22 ), 1919 in the village of Petukhovo station ^[1] Petukhov parish, Ishim district, Tobolsk province . The territory was under the control of the troops of the Russian state . Nowadays, the city of Petukhovo, Petukhov district of the Kurgan region .

During his school years he was the chairman of one of the first pioneer detachments, the organizer of the "LUDE" (camps of young sentinel), he traveled from the district to Chelyabinsk for a gathering of collective farmers. In 1934, adopted in the Komsomol .

He graduated from the FZS (factory seven-year plan) of the village of Yudino ^[2] .

After school, he was in Komsomol work in Novosibirsk , was in charge of the youth newspaper department “Bolshevik Shift”. Consisted of literary association with the journal " Siberian Lights " (1934-1941).

He graduated from the Second Moscow Medical Institute (1943).

Member of the Great Patriotic War. From a student’s bench, he volunteered to go to the front, he was called up by the Barnaul GVK Altai Territory in 1942 He fought in the 1st Guards Donskoy Order of Lenin and Suvorov of the Red Banner Tank Corps under the command of Lieutenant General MF Panov . From May 1942 to November 1943 he worked as a junior doctor of the 8th Regiment of Government Communications of the Volkhov Front , from November 1943 to May 1944 held the same position in the 9th Regiment of Government Communications of the NKVD of the Leningrad Front , from May 1944 to May 1945 platoon of the medical battalion number 148 of the 1st and 2nd Byelorussian fronts . ^[3] Transferred the blockade of Leningrad , participated in the liberation of Belarus and Poland. After the war, serve as a doctor in the BAO 184th Fighter Division Air Force, in military sanatoriums and hospitals.

Since 1945, a member of the CPSU (b), in 1952, the party was renamed the CPSU .

He worked as a doctor until 1954. Since 1955 - a professional writer.

After the war he lived and worked in Leningrad.

Vladimir Yakovlevich Dyagilev died in Leningrad on April 22, 1982

He made his debut with the book “Guardsmen” published in 1952. He is the author of more than 30 stories and novels translated into 18 languages ​​of the world. On the works of the writer put several movies and documentaries. According to the story “Doctor Golubev,” directed by A. M. Roh in 1956, he shot the feature film “The Heart Beats Again ... ”, according to the story “18 of my boys” - the eponymous documentary film that won the Central Committee of the Komsomol , and in 1975 based on the novel “ Eternal Tree ”- the film“ Colonel in Retirement ”directed by Igor Sheshukov .

The theme of the works is the feat of arms of the defenders of the Fatherland, the lives of contemporaries, doctors of the country.

• In the chest right through
• Guardsmen. L., 1952, 1954
• Soldiers without weapons. M., 1957
• May beetle L., 1961
• Dr. Golubev. L., 1961
• Five rings of friendship L., 1961
• The Wizard in a White Robe (1963)
• Steepness. L., 1964
• Mixture X. L, 1967
• Sister Ilyich M., 1970
• Dr. Golubev. M., 1970
• Date with youth L., 1972
• The eternal tree L., 1971, 1973
• Snake and Bowl M., 1975
• Medical Battalion 0013 L., 1977
• Spring snow L., 1979, etc.

Awarded orders and medals of the USSR

• Order of the Red Star , March 30, 1945 ^[4]
• Medal "For the Defense of Leningrad"
• Honorary badge of the Central Committee of the Komsomol and the All-Union Central Council of Trade Unions "Mentor of Youth".

• Abramkin V.M., Lurie A.N. Writers of Leningrad: Biobibliographic Index / Ed. College D.Granin, M.Dudin, L.Rakovsky, I.Eventov.-L: Lenizdat., 1964.-364c.
• Leningrad front-line writers. 1941-1945: Autobiographies. Biographies. Books. / Avto.-sost. VS Bakhtin. -L .: Soviet writer, 1985.-520s.
• Writers of Leningrad: a biobibliographic reference. 1934-1981 / Auto-comp. V. Bakhtin, A. Lurye. -L .: Lenizdat, 1982. -376s.