Ermatova, Tajihan

She was born in 1940 in a village of Aravan, Aravan district, Osh region in a peasant family, an ethnic Uzbek . She began her labor activity very early in 1952 with the entry into the collective farm “Communism” (later named after Molotov ) of the Aravan region . In 1956 she became the head of the cotton-growing link. In 1956, the link of Tajikhan Ermatova showed maximum results in the collection of raw cotton in the Aravan region . In 1956, its link from each hectare collected 65.5 centners of raw cotton . In 1956 - 1957, she manually picked up to 30 tons of cotton per season. In order to verify the reliability of this result, an authoritative commission was created, which conducted timekeeping and observed its work and confirmed its achievement.

By a decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of February 15, 1957, for the outstanding successes achieved in increasing the production of sugar beets , cotton and livestock products, the widespread use of the achievements of science and best practices in the cultivation of cotton , sugar beets and obtaining high and sustainable crops of these crops in 17 years was awarded the high title of Hero of Socialist Labor with the award of the Order of Lenin and the gold medal " Hammer and Sickle " ^[1] .

In 1962 she joined the Communist Party . She was elected as a deputy of the Supreme Council of the USSR of the 9th convocation from the Council of Nationalities ( 1974 - 1979 ) ^[2] , and repeatedly as a deputy of the Aravan district and village councils

From 1965 until the end of her life, Ermatova T. led the integrated cotton-growing brigade of the Communism collective farm (the former Molotov collective farm). Since then, she has been driving a cotton picker . Subsequently, the harvester collected 70-100 tons of raw cotton per season.

Died April 29, 1988 from a heart attack. She is buried at the Intifak cemetery in the village of Kok-Zhelet, Aravan region .

• The order of Lenin
• Order of the Red Banner of Labor ( 1973 )
• Order of the October Revolution ( 1976 )
• Medal "In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin" ( 1970 )
• medals of the VDNH of the USSR , as well as diplomas .

In 1962, T. Ermatova married Khaitboyev Muhammaduraim (son of the Hero of Socialist Labor Khaitbay Anarov ) and raised three sons and three daughters.

To perpetuate the memory of T. Ermatova, one of the streets in the village of Aravan , Aravan district , was named after her in 1994

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Anarov, Khaitby