She was born in 1918 in the village of Atyayevka (now Kromsky District). The collective farm in his native village was organized in 1930. From an early age Nina Makarova worked at various agricultural activities. In 1943, during the retreat, the fascist German troops burned down all the outbuildings and houses. Residents settled in dugouts. Nina's husband died at the front, she was left alone with a young son. After the war he headed the hemp unit. In 1948, for the success achieved in growing cannabis, she was awarded the title Hero of Socialist Labor with the award of the Order of Lenin and the Sickle and Hammer gold medal . The orders of Lenin were awarded and members of its link Claudius and Pelageya Kamolikova. Awards inspired new feats of labor. The link of Nina Makarova expanded the area under crops, increasing productivity. In 1952 she went to work on a livestock farm . In 1955 she was admitted to the membership of the Communist Party . I raised my son, built a house, and acquired a farm [1] .
