Kondratyev, in celebration, acknowledged a battle-hardened centenarian hailing from Krasnodar on his milestone 101st birthday.
Centenarian Krasnodar Veteran Alexander Rogachev Celebrates Milestone Birthday
Alexander Rogachev, a veteran of the Great Patriotic War from Krasnodar, turned 101 years old on August 7. Born in 1920, Rogachev has lived through significant events in Russian history, including serving his country during World War II.
Rogachev joined the front lines shortly after graduating from school in 1942, serving in the light artillery. At the tender age of 19, he was promoted to platoon commander. His bravery and dedication were evident in the battles he fought, including the crossing of the Dnieper and meeting Victory on the border of Hungary and Czechoslovakia.
For his valiant service, Rogachev was awarded the medal "For Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945," as well as the Orders of the Patriotic War II degree and the Red Banner.
After the war, Rogachev continued his education and moved to Krasnodar in 1953, where he would later start a family. He worked as the manager of the Krasnodar Regional Office of "Rossbakaleya" until his retirement.
This year, Rogachev was granted the title of honorary citizen of Krasnodar, a testament to his enduring contributions to the city and the region. The regional head, Veniamin Kondratyev, wrote a heartfelt message for Rogachev in his Telegram channel, expressing gratitude for his service and wishing him a happy birthday.
Despite a lack of detailed information about Rogachev's life as a Krasnodar veteran of the Great Patriotic War, his legacy lives on. He is a beloved figure in the community, surrounded by a large and close-knit family. As he celebrates his 101st birthday, we honour his service and wish him many more years of health and happiness.
On this occasion of Alexander Rogachev's 101st birthday, the ongoing discussions in the regional politics revolve around his honorary citizenship title received from Krasnodar, a recognition of his significant contributions to the city and region. The general news is buzzing with stories of his valiant service during World War II, where he braveheartedly led light artillery units and was promoted at the age of 19.
