Kiev Suvorov Military School

Kyiv Suvorovskoe military school(KvVU)(former Kharkiv - KhrSVU) - a military educational institution located in the city of Kyiv from 1943 to 1992.

Kiev Suvorov Military School (KvVU)
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Location	city ​​of Kyiv, Ukrainian SSR Ukrainian SSR
Legal address	Ukrainian SSR, Kyiv, Boulevard Lesi Ukrainky, 25
Website	Alumni website

In 1992, the SVU was transformed into the Kiev Military Lyceum named after Ivan Bohun.

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For the school, the best building in the city was allocated, located on the high bank of the Seversky Donets River, on V. I. Lenin Square. This three-story building, decorated with a brick pattern, with a tower in the central part, was built back in the 19th century as the headquarters of the Ukrainian district of military settlements, in which later, in the 60s of the 19th century to 1917, the Chuguev military cadet school was located.

According to the Department of Military Educational Institutions of the Red Army, in the period from November 20, 1943, 415 pupils from the Kharkov and Voroshilovgrad regions of the Ukrainian SSR, Voronezh, Kursk, Tula and Moscow regions of the RSFSR arrived at the school.

On the basis of the order of the Chief of the General Staff of the USSR Armed Forces No. ORG / 1/470677 dated May 17, 1947 - July 1, 1947, the school was relocated from the city of Chuguev, Kharkov region, to the city of Kiev, in connection with which it was given the new name Kiev Suvorov Military School. The school is located in the building of the former 2nd Kyiv Red Banner School self-propelled artillery named after M.V. Frunze. A building in the neoclassical style was built in 1915 for the Kiev Alekseevsky Military Engineering School, which was liquidated at the end of 1917. The Junker of this school was Nikolai Afanasyevich Bulgakov, the writer's brother, who served as the prototype for Nikolka from the novel The White Guard.

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Legal address	For the school, the best building in the city was allocated, located on the high bank of the Seversky Donets River, on V. I. Lenin Square. This three-story building, decorated with a brick pattern, with a tower in the central part, was built back in the 19th century as the headquarters of the Ukrainian district of military settlements, in which later, in the 60s of the 19th century to 1917, the Chuguev military cadet school was located. According to the Department of Military Educational Institutions of the Red Army, in the period from November 20, 1943, 415 pupils from Kharkov, Voroshilovgrad, Voronezh, Kursk, Tula and Moscow regions arrived at the school. On the basis of the order of the Chief of the General Staff of the USSR Armed Forces No. ORG / 1/470677 dated May 17, 1947 - July 1, 1947, the school was relocated from the city of Chuguev, Kharkov region, to the city of Kiev, in connection with which it was given the new name "Kiev Suvorov Military School ". The school is located in the building of the former 2nd Kyiv Red Banner School of Self-Propelled Artillery named after M.V. Frunze. The building in the neoclassical style was built in 1915 for the Kiev Alekseevsky Military Engineering School, which was liquidated, however, at the end of 1917. The cadet of this school was, among other things, Nikolai Afanasyevich Bulgakov, the writer's brother, who served as the prototype for Nikolka from The White Guard. In accordance with the directive of the Main Headquarters of the Ground Forces No. ОШ / 5 / 1365488 of April 28, 1955, the Kiev Suvorov Military School was reorganized into the Kiev Suvorov Officer School on August 1, 1955. In accordance with the directive of the Commander-in-Chief ground forces No. ОШ/1/267113 dated January 25, 1958, the Kiev Suvorov Officers' School was reorganized into the Kiev Suvorov Military School on October 20, 1958. Activity School leaders Throughout the history of the development of the school, it was headed by: -1944 - Eremin, Pyotr Antonovich - major general, -1945 - Vizzhilin, Viktor Alekseevich - Major General, -1954 - Tomashevsky, Andrey Mikhailovich - Major General, -1956 - Kisses, Ivan Abramovich - major general, -1958 - Umansky, Terenty Fomich - Major General (Hero of the Soviet Union), -1970 - Kibardin, Boris Mikhailovich - major general, -1985 - Kaurkin, Ivan Ivanovich - major general, - - Sidorov, Viktor Pavlovich - Major General. College graduates see also Bordzinsky Viktor Nikolaevich (graduated in 1985) Zlaman Alexander Vladimirovich (grad. 1985) Samsonyuk Pavel Pavlovich (grad. 1985) Khomenko Alexander Vladimirovich (graduated in 1985) Zarudny Viktor Igorevich (graduated in 1985) Nikonov Fedor Alexandrovich (grad. 1985) Chebotarev Anton Mikhailovich (graduated in 1985) Write a review on the article "Kiev Suvorov Military School" Notes Links View this template Operating Inactive In the CIS countries An excerpt characterizing the Kiev Suvorov Military School I looked at Karaffa in shock, once again realizing that in fact he is much more dangerous than I previously imagined. And I knew for sure that he would never have the right to continue to exist. Caraffa was a Pope who did not believe in his God!!! He was worse than I could have imagined! .. After all, you can try to somehow understand when a person commits some kind of evil in the name of his ideals. This could not be forgiven, but somehow one could understand ... But Caraffa lied in this too! .. He lied in everything. And that made it scary... – Do you know anything about Qatar, Your Holiness?.. – I asked him impatiently. I'm pretty sure you've read a lot about it. It was a wonderful Faith, wasn't it? Much more truthful than the one that your church so falsely boasts of! .. It was real, not like your today's empty talk ... I think (as I often did!) I deliberately angered him, not paying attention to the consequences. Caraffa was not going to let go or feel sorry for us. Therefore, without remorse, I allowed myself this last harmless pleasure ... But as it turned out, Caraffa was not going to be offended ... He patiently listened to me, not paying attention to my causticity. Then he got up and calmly said: - If you are interested in the history of these heretics - do not deny yourself the pleasure, go to the library. I hope you still remember where it is? I nodded. - You will find a lot of interesting things there ... See you, Madonna. At the very door he suddenly stopped. – Yes, by the way… Today you can talk to Anna. The evening is at your complete disposal. And turning on his heels, he left the room. My heart skipped a beat. I suffered so much without my sweet girl! .. I wanted to hug her so much! .. But I was in no hurry to rejoice. I knew Karaffa. I knew that at the slightest change in his mood, he could very easily cancel everything. Therefore, mentally gathering myself and trying not to hope too much for the “bright” promise of the Pope, I decided to immediately take advantage of the permission and visit the papal library that had once greatly shocked me ... Having wandered a little in the familiar corridors, I nevertheless quickly found desired door and, pressing a small graceful lever, she got into the same huge room, filled to the ceiling with books and hand-written scrolls. Everything here looked exactly the same as before - as if no one had ever bothered themselves, using such a wonderful storehouse of someone else's wisdom ... Although I knew for sure that Caraffa carefully studied every, even the most ordinary-looking book, every manuscript that fell into this amazing book treasury ... Not hoping to quickly find the material of interest to me in this chaos, I tuned in with my favorite method of “blind looking” (I think scanning was once called that) and immediately saw the right corner, in which manuscripts lay in whole piles ... Thick and one-sheeted, nondescript and embroidered with golden threads, they lay, as if calling to look into them, to plunge into that amazing and unfamiliar to me, mystical world of Cathars, about which I knew almost nothing ... but which unconditionally attracted me even now, when a terrible misfortune hung over me and Anna and there was no hope of salvation. My attention was drawn to a nondescript, well-read booklet, sewn with coarse thread, which looked faded and lonely among the many thick books and gilded scrolls... Looking at the cover, I was surprised to see letters unfamiliar to me, although I could read in very many languages ​​known at that time. This interested me even more. Carefully taking the book in my hands and looking around, I sat down on the window sill free from books and, tuning in to an unfamiliar handwriting, began to “look” ... The words lined up in an unusual way, but such amazing warmth emanated from them, as if the book really spoke to me ... I heard a soft, affectionate, very tired female voice that tried to tell me its story ... If I understood correctly, it was someone's short diary. – My name is Esclarmonde de Pereille… I am a child of the Light, the “daughter” of Magdalene… I am Qatar. I believe in Good and in Knowledge. Like my mother, my husband, and my friends, - the story of a stranger sounded sad. – Today I live my last day on this earth… I can't believe it!.. The servants of Satan gave us two weeks. Tomorrow, at dawn, our time ends... My throat was seized with excitement ... It was exactly what I was looking for - a real eyewitness story !!! The one who survived all the horror and pain of destruction ... Who felt the death of relatives and friends firsthand. Who was the true Qatar!.. Again, just like everything else, Catholic Church lied shamelessly. And this, as I now understand, was done not only by Caraffa ... Spilling mud on someone else's, hated for them faith, the clergy (most likely, on the orders of the then Pope) in secret from everyone collected any information found about this faith - the shortest manuscript, the most read book ... Everything that (killing) was easy to find so that later, secretly, as deeply as possible, study all this and, if possible, use any revelation that is understandable to them. For everyone else, it was shamelessly announced that all this “heresy” was burned to the very last leaf, since it carried the most dangerous teachings of the Devil ... This is where the true records of Qatar were located!!! Together with the rest of the "heretical" wealth, they shamelessly hid in the lair of the "most holy" Popes, at the same time ruthlessly destroying the owners who once wrote them. My hatred for the Pope grew and grew stronger every day, although it seemed impossible to hate more ... Right now, seeing all the shameless lies and cold, calculating violence, my heart and mind were outraged to the last human limit! .. I did not I could think calmly. Although once (it seemed that it was a very long time ago!), Having just fallen into the hands of Cardinal Caraffa, I promised myself not to give in to feelings for anything in the world ... in order to survive. True, I didn’t know then how terrible and merciless my fate would be ... Therefore, even now, despite my confusion and indignation, I forcibly tried to somehow gather myself and again returned to the story of a sad diary ... The voice that called itself Esclarmonde was very quiet, soft and infinitely sad! But at the same time, there was an incredible determination in him. I did not know her, this woman (or girl), but something very familiar slipped through her determination, fragility, and doom. And I realized - she reminded me of my daughter ... my sweet, brave Anna! .. And suddenly I wanted to see her wildly! This strong, sad stranger. I tried to adjust... real reality habitually disappeared, giving way to unprecedented images that came to me now from her distant past ... Directly in front of me, in a huge, poorly lit ancient hall, on a wide wooden bed lay a very young, exhausted pregnant woman. Almost a girl. I realized that this was Esclarmonde.

Chapter from the book "Suvorov, Nakhimov ..."
Author compiler Tolokolnikov Geny Pavlovich (Tula SVU)

In accordance with the Decree of the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR and the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks and on the basis of the directive of the General Staff of the Red Army of September 27, 1943, the formation of the Kharkov (Kiev) Suvorov Military School began in the city of Chuguev, Kharkov region.
In 1943, the city of Chuguev, liberated from the Nazi invaders, was a depressing sight. Traces of recent battles were visible everywhere, the remains of barbed wire barriers and frequent signs "Do not walk - mines." Buildings lay in ruins, the city economy was destroyed. In addition, the city continued to be exposed to enemy aircraft. And this difficult, disastrous situation makes especially tangible and touching the warm, caring attitude of the city authorities, party and Komsomol organizations, all the inhabitants of the city about the newly created school, about the children who will be brought up in it.
For the school, the best building in the city was allocated, located on the high bank of the Seversky Donets River, on the square named after V.I. Lenin. This three-story building, decorated with a brick pattern, with a tower in the central part, was built in the nineteenth century specifically for a military educational institution. The building, like the whole city, bore traces of recent battles. The walls were pierced in many places by shells, its right corner was completely destroyed, the windows gaped with black openings. On the square in front of the building was the grave of an unknown Soviet soldier who died in the battles for the city.
Repair work began immediately, for which they allocated everything necessary. Repairmen worked hard: the walls, roof, plumbing, heating were put in order, lighting was installed, windows were glazed. At the same time, 20 classrooms, 10 bedrooms for 50 people each, a club for 300 people, a gym, a riding arena, a medical center, a kitchen-dining room and other premises were equipped. The work was in full swing, its scope expanded every day. The workers, who themselves lived in cold barracks, built a real palace for the Suvorovites, bright and spacious.
The issues of providing the school with desks, cupboards, blackboards and other school furniture were also successfully resolved. In a short time, the school was provided with textbooks, notebooks, school supplies, teaching instruments and educational visual aids. Carefully, tastefully, and proceeding from the tasks of the Suvorov military schools, the library was assembled.
Thus, through the efforts of the population of the city, its party, Soviet and Komsomol organizations, all the necessary conditions were created to ensure a normal life and study of pupils.
Along with creating educational and material base the school was staffed with officers, sergeants, soldiers, workers and employees.
The officers who arrived at the school for further service, as a rule, had combat experience, their chests were decorated with military orders and medals, most of them served in military schools in the past, worked as teachers of institutes and technical schools, teachers of secondary schools. Some officers were after wounds and a long recovery in the hospital.
On September 20, 1943, Major General Eremin P.A. took command of the school. This event is recorded in order No. 1 - the first order in the history of the school: "On this day I arrived in the city of Chuguev and took command of the Kharkov Suvorov Military School."
Pyotr Antonovich Eremin - combat general, participant in the First World, Civil and Great Patriotic Wars, awarded the Order of Lenin, three orders of the Red Banner and the medal "XX Years of the Red Army", a member of the CPSU, taught tactics at the Military Academy named after M.V. Frunze, commanded a division, before arriving in Chuguev, he headed a military infantry school.
Lieutenant Colonel Nikolai Grigorievich Shiryaev, a participant in the battles with fascist german invaders, who had extensive experience in organizing and conducting party-political work in peaceful and war time.

DEPUTY HEAD OF THE SCHOOL FOR ACADEMIC PART

Big life path Lieutenant Colonel Pedan Lavrenty Semenovich also passed, having arrived at the post of deputy head of the school for the educational part. He had a higher pedagogical education, taught at the institute, worked in the city committee of the party, after being called up for active military service, he taught at the military-political school for seven years, and from the beginning of the war he was appointed to the active army to the post of commissar of an infantry division.
In total, they arrived at the school and began to fulfill their official duties 50 officers, of which 28 participated in the battles, and 16 officers had government awards. In addition, 64 sergeants and privates arrived at the school. All of them immediately joined in preparations for the new academic year, the beginning of which was scheduled for December 1, 1943.
Some teachers of general education disciplines were invited to work at the school from among the teachers of schools in the city of Chuguev. From the inhabitants of the city, they also recruited a staff of workers and employees who, with their labor, provided the educational process.
The first groups of pupils arrived on November 18, 1943. By December 19, there were already 500 pupils in the school. They came to the school from Kharkov, Voroshilovgrad, Moscow, Tula, Voronezh and Kursk regions - boys aged 8 to 14 years. Among the pupils were: 253 people whose parents died on the fronts of the war and in partisan detachments, 194 were the children of servicemen and partisans fighting the Nazi invaders, 53 were the children of party and Soviet workers. The appearance and state of mind of most of the pupils who arrived made a pitiful impression: thin, emaciated, in torn clothes and shoes that were too tall for their height, their faces were not serious for their age, their eyes were frightened, their movements were timid - children who knew the horrors of war, who saw the atrocities of the Nazis, executions of their relatives and friends, they themselves stood on the verge of death.

COMPANY COMMANDERS

Among the pupils who arrived at the school, there were 39 boys, in whose behavior one could feel familiarity with the military order: they behaved confidently, quickly got used to life in the school, helped others, especially kids. These were children - participants in the war, the sons of regiments and partisan detachments. "Front-line soldiers", as they called themselves, were dressed in a soldier's uniform or wore a partisan insignia - a red stripe on their headgear. Nine of them had government awards on their chests. Here are the names of the young heroes: Kostya Kravchuk, Vanya Grinev, Felix Lebedev, Misha Levchenko, Seryozha Nikolaev, Fedya Simonovsky, Veniamin Abramov, Vasya Chumak, Tolya Fedorov. All of them aroused admiration and good envy among their peers. But special attention was paid to the thirteen-year-old hero - Kostya Kravchuk, on whose chest the Order of the Red Banner shone. Kostya Kravchuk was awarded this high military award "for the preservation of two regimental banners of the Red Army units during the occupation of the city of Kyiv." In September 1941, two bleeding Red Army soldiers handed over to the pioneer Kostya Kravchuk the combat banners of their regiments, punishing them to take care of them like the apple of an eye. And Kostya Kravchuk saved the military shrine. When the fascist troops were expelled from Kyiv, he handed over the banners to the military commandant of the city, Colonel Ivashkin. Subsequently, under these banners, the newly formed regiments smashed the enemy.
The children also admired the feat of the young partisan Seryozha Nikolaev. In front of his eyes, the Nazis shot his parents. Arriving in the partisan detachment, Seryozha performed various tasks of commanders: he went to reconnaissance, delivered reports, participated in battles, and mined roads. On one of the tasks, S. Nikolaev set up a mine, on which a German car with fascist soldiers was blown up - 25 Nazis died. For this operation, Serezha Nikolaev was awarded the medal "For Military Merit".
Among the children who entered, there were 57 illiterate people who graduated from the first grade of the school - 93, the second grade - 88, the third - 102, the fourth - 110, the fifth grade - 47, the sixth grade - 3. All pupils who arrived from the liberated territory during the German the fascist occupation at school was not involved and therefore could not demonstrate knowledge for the class that they graduated from.
And the exams are over. The boys were enrolled in the school.

As a result of the painstaking work of the officer and teaching staff of the school, on November 29, 1943, a full-time calculation of the companies of pupils was drawn up with the assignment of officers and sergeants to them:
1st company, fourth class - company commander captain Smirnov I. Ya.
2nd company, third class - company commander captain Petrik F.D.
3rd company, second class - company commander Captain Goiko I.P.
4th company, first class - company commander captain Krylov M.N.
5th company, senior preparatory class, company commander senior lieutenant Kokhko N.P.
6th company, junior preparatory class, company commander Senior Lieutenant Melnichenko V.M.
On November 24, 1943, in the Kremlin, Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR M.I. Kalinin and Secretary of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR A.F. Gorkin signed a letter of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR on the presentation of the Red Banner to the school.
In memory of the date of signing by the Chairman and Secretary of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of the Diploma on presenting the Red Banner to the school, the day of November 24 was declared by the directive of the chief of staff of the Kiev military district of September 5, 1964 as an annual holiday of the Kiev Suvorov Military School.
On November 30, 1943, the formation of the school was completed, the pupils dressed in Suvorov uniforms. This uniform transformed the guys: they immediately pulled themselves up, became more accurate, felt that they belonged to the army, they were happy and pleased, smiles shone on their faces, maybe for the first time in a long wartime. Pupils tried several times to catch the eye of the officers, salute, asked to be given some kind of task. It seemed that there was no such thing that these children could not handle. They willingly cleaned the classrooms, arranged the furniture, brought textbooks from the warehouse, and made the beds. It is impossible to convey the joy, immeasurable happiness that illuminated the faces of the children who put on the Suvorov uniform.
And on December 1, 1943, an order was issued for the school, which stated: “In accordance with the Decree of the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR and the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks “On urgent measures to restore the economy in areas liberated from German occupation”, the Kharkov Suvorov Military School is considered formed 1 December 1943... To begin scheduled classes with students of the school today.
On the morning of December 1, 1943, the personnel of the school were lined up for a solemn divorce for classes. The head of the school of the guards, Major General Eremin P. A. congratulated the students on the beginning school year, expressed his gratitude to the party and the government for the cordial care of the young generation and called on the staff of the school to respond to this concern with hard work, good study and high discipline.
On December 12, 1943, the staff of the school saw their Red Banner for the first time - a symbol of military honor, valor and glory. Looking at the Banner, the Suvorovites with special force felt their belonging to the Armed Forces of our country. The ceremony of presenting the Red Banner and the Diploma of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR was held in a festive, solemn atmosphere. Being in the ranks, the Suvorovites watched with admiration and pride as a member of the Military Council of the Kharkov Military District, Major General Krainov, on behalf of the USSR People's Commissar of Defense, presented the Red Banner and the Diploma to the head of the guard school, Major General Eremin P.A. In response, the head of the school said that the Red Banner would always remind the Suvorovites of their sacred duty to study hard, master military affairs, faithfully serve the Motherland, defend it courageously and skillfully, not sparing their blood and life itself. Listening to these words, the Suvorovites understood that they must continue and multiply the traditions of those who fought under the red banners on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War against the Nazi invaders.
The holiday ended with a solemn march: the Suvorovites saluted their Red Banner for the first time. It was an exciting spectacle that left a mark on the life of every Suvorov student of the first set. From the very beginning, the focus of the school was on education. All the teachers worked selflessly and enthusiastically, striving to give the Suvorovites not only their knowledge, but also their heart, their love, their diligence.
Captain Kamensky A.E., a combat officer who was seriously wounded at the front, leaning on crutches, breathing heavily and making frequent stops, conducted the lessons with inspiration, enthusiasm, and interest. With bated breath, the Suvorovites listened to him. After the lessons, he again went to the Suvorovites to help them quickly fill in the gaps in knowledge.
Mathematics teacher Captain D. M. Bachmanov was constantly in pain from wounds received at the front, but love for children, the desire to do as much as possible for their study and education led him to lessons.

Dignified Teachers

Senior teacher of geography Antonovich K.E. he presented material about countries and continents as if he had just returned from there after a long journey - he spoke figuratively, visibly, entertainingly, arousing the admiration of the pupils.
Major Chigrinets D.R. very interestingly conducted the lessons of the Russian language and literature, developing the thoughts and feelings of the Suvorovites, contributing to the correct and competent literary language.
Company commanders and educator officers worked in close contact with the teachers. In 1943-1944. successful work was repeatedly noted in the orders for the school: company commanders, majors Goiko I.P. and Mitin M.V., captain Smirnov I.Ya., officers-educators captains Egorov B.K., Reznik A.N., Bobrenko I.P., Art. Lieutenants Shelest M.E., Voinilovich U.V., Barinova N.T., Vasilyev Ya.P., Ilnitsky A.K. and etc.
Great authority among the officers and teaching staff and among the Suvorovites was enjoyed by the educator officer Art. Lieutenant Lavrentiev N.I., a man with a pedagogical streak, who knew how to pick up his own key for everyone. He "messed around" with the Suvorovites from morning until late in the evening, and as a result, everyone in the platoon studied only for "fours" and "fives".
Everyone admired the work of the officer-educator Captain Kuts A.E., who for his 25 pupils was both a commander, and a father, and a mother, and a nanny, if you like. He carefully looked after that each of them washed himself properly, and polished his shoes, and ate everything at dinner, and prepared his lessons, and that he slept peacefully. And at the same time, day by day, he gradually instilled in his pupils a love for the army, elements of military discipline, respect for work, and a sense of duty. Captain Kuts A.E. put a particle of his soul and heart into each pupil. And many of his pupils, even at first lagging behind, became leaders and excellent students, the pride of the school.
The good memory of these people, officers and teachers, is still preserved by the graduates of the first set. One of them, now Colonel-Engineer Proskupov E.F., recalls: “We were taught patiently, taught a lot, but the most important thing is that they wanted to make us good people. And only good people could do that.”
The school was equipped with a summer camp in the vicinity of the village. Malinovka, Chuguevsky district. The school went there with the aim of improving the health of the Suvorovites, their physical hardening and studying subjects military training. War games, paramilitary campaigns, sports competitions in general and military-applied sports were held in the camp.
In order to improve the educational process and strengthen the military education of the Suvorovites in September 1944, all sixteen teachers working at the school for free hire were enrolled in active military service. All were assigned military rank"junior lieutenant of administrative service".
The formation of the school, the organization and improvement of the educational process were carried out in difficult conditions. Not enough textbooks visual aids, teaching instruments, reagents, chemical glassware, furniture. The shortage of general education teachers was especially acute. For example, even in 1945, the shortage of teachers was 24 people, of which only teachers of the Russian language and literature - 10 people.
Electricity for lighting was supplied to the school only from 17:00 to 23:00 from a dynamo driven by a tractor motor. There was one light bulb in each classroom and the lighting was poor. In addition, the engine often broke down and the school plunged into darkness. From 11 p.m., the electricity was cut off, oil lamps and kerosene lamps were lit. There were disruptions in the water supply, so there were washbasins in the toilet rooms, and barrels for water in the kitchen. The three-story building of the school had stove heating, but there was not enough firewood. Officers, sergeants, workers and employees of the school themselves were engaged in the preparation of firewood. These difficulties are understandable. It was not easy for the whole country - there was a war.
Joyful letters came to the school more and more often, informing the Suvorovites about front-line victories. Such letters quickly became the property of all. But letters continued to arrive, bringing the sad news of the death of fathers and brothers who fought against the Nazi invaders. And then muffled sobs were heard, words of consolation for officers and comrades.
The personnel of the school lived the life of the country and tried with all their might to help the front, to hasten the defeat of the hated enemy. For these purposes, in mid-March 1944, officers, teachers, workers and employees of the school collected 22 thousand rubles and transferred them to the construction of the Young Suvorovets aircraft. This patriotic step was highly appreciated by the CPSU(b) and the Soviet government.
On April 7, 1944, at 5 o'clock in the morning, a telegram of gratitude from the Supreme Commander-in-Chief was received at the school:

The victorious offensive of the Soviet troops on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War, the selfless work of officers and teachers had a beneficial effect on the study and discipline of the Suvorovites. They worked hard, listened to every advice of teachers and officers. Such a system of education and upbringing instilled perseverance, perseverance, and purposefulness in the Suvorovites.
Officers and teachers not only made sure that their pupils received deep and solid knowledge, but also sought to instill in Suvorov students an interest in future military service, to develop in them from childhood those moral and military qualities that a future officer needs.
The day of the victory of the Soviet Union over Nazi Germany in the Great Patriotic War was greeted at the school with special rejoicing. At the solemn construction of the school, the order of the Commander-in-Chief was read out, and in conclusion, the Suvorov victory parade took place.
The school was located in the city of Chuguev for four years. During this time, it has developed organizationally, strengthened materially and developed certain methods of educational work.
In order to create more favorable conditions for the training and education of Suvorovites, the Kharkov Suvorov Military School was renamed the Kiev Suvorov Military School by the Directive of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the USSR dated May 17, 1947 and transferred to the city of Kiev.
The order about this event was read to the staff of the school at the evening verification and caused general rejoicing. Direct preparation for moving to Kyiv began on June 25, 1947 after the end of training. The move was carried out from 5 to 7 July. In Kiev, the school was located on the territory of the Pechersky district in a three-story building built in 1915. This building with the territory adjacent to it provided everything necessary for organizing the life, life and study of the Suvorovites.

Upon the arrival of the school in Kyiv, the personnel began to improve the premises and prepare for a new set of boys. Until 1947, the school was not recruited and the number of pupils remained unchanged, and the students of Suvorov every year, after passing the exams, were transferred to the next class, gradually moving towards graduation.
The next enrollment (after the first enrollment during the formation of the school in 1943) was held in August - September 1947. They accepted 80 pupils 1935 - 1938. birth, with the education of two - four classes.
The first academic year of the new recruitment and the last academic year of the 1943 recruitment of Suvorov began. The long-awaited and joyful time was coming - the time of the first final exams.
The matriculation exams, as they were then called, were held in June 1948 in a festive atmosphere. The examination commission was headed by the head of the school, Major General Tomashevsky A. M. The members of the commission were the deputy head of the school for political and educational affairs, senior teachers and teachers of all subjects submitted for examinations. The exams were held in the presence of a representative of the public education department of the Council of Working People's Deputies of the Pechersky District of Kyiv.
Suvorov graduates showed deep and solid knowledge at the exams. The responses were clear and confident. It was felt that the five years of Suvorov had done their job: erudite young men with military skills had grown from timid boys.
On August 23, 1948, the first ceremonial graduation was held at the school. The personnel of the school were built on the parade ground. Ahead are graduates dressed in the uniform of cadets of infantry and tank schools. To the sounds of the orchestra, the banner of the school is carried out to the middle of the formation.
The head of the school, Major General Tomashevsky A.M., in solemn silence, read out the order on the first graduation of Suvorovites, on enrolling them as cadets of the Leningrad and North Caucasian military infantry schools and the Ulyanovsk Guards Tank School. After that, the commander of the graduation company, Captain Namestnikov S.V. summons graduates to take the oath. Mikhail Barinov, Vitaly Girko, Vadim Berdnikov, Viktor Khabibulin, Yuri Openenko approach the table one by one... In the ensuing solemn silence, each of them loudly pronounces sacred words oath of allegiance to the Motherland and with his own signature confirms his sacred oath.
The head of the political department of the school, Lieutenant Colonel Pilyankevich N. N., on behalf of the command, congratulates the graduates on successfully passing the exams and on taking the military oath. In response, a powerful "Hurrah" thunders. The orchestra is playing National anthem THE USSR.
After the report of the head of the school, matriculation certificates are awarded. Each graduate, minting a step, approaches the head of the school, receives a certificate, and then, kneeling down, says goodbye to the Red Banner of the school.
Together with the first graduation, the Kiev Suvorov Military School also successfully passed the matriculation exams.
The first successful graduation inspired the teaching staff of the school to further improve the teaching and educational work with Suvorov students in all areas.
In this regard, the senior lecturers Lt. Colonel Chegrinets D.R., majors Gospodarchuk A.D., Dosych V.V., Egorov S.V., Ivanov N.I., Makarov A. G., Smokotnin A.L., Tsukanov I.I.
History teachers lieutenant colonels Dremov P.G., Naumenko G.M. captains Abakumov V.I., Chekalov G.P., solving general educational and educational tasks in the learning process, sought to make fuller use of the possibilities of this subject for the military education of Suvorovites.
Teachers of the Russian language and literature, Lieutenant Colonel Sharapov M. I., Majors Kosenko D. I., Koplenko V. G., Muratovsky K. A., captains Vysotsky V. A., Nikolsky F. I. paid great attention to studying with their pupils works important from the point of view of military-patriotic education.
At the lessons of mathematics, physics, chemistry, geography, in close connection with the study of program material, problems of a military-applied nature were solved. Particularly instructive in this regard is the work of teachers majors Bublik A.I., Moskalyuk A.V., Belanova A.N., Kovgan A.A., Chernysh V.N., captain Antonova E.V.
The teachers skillfully combined the study of a foreign language with the military education of the Suvorovites, majors Yermoliev Yu.V. and Kopachinskaya T.A.
Biology lessons of teachers of Captain Topolev P.G. and Art. Lieutenant Zolotykh E.M. were a good school for military and labor education of Suvorovites. At the school there was a small but well-cultivated experimental plot, on the beds of which various crops were grown by the labor of the Suvorovites.
The officers-educators in the lessons on the subjects of military training and in the process of studying the program material developed among the Suvorov students an interest in the future military profession, the desire to devote their lives to service in the Armed Forces of the USSR. For example, the officers-educators Hero of the Soviet Union, Major Voronchuk A.Ya., Majors Bereza M.G., Bobrenko I.P., Golinskiy N.A., Minaev M.V., Romanets A.I., Romanov P. A., Stepanchenko A.Ya., Yarovoy A.G. and others, conducting tactical training classes, illustrated the content of the topic under study with heroic episodes from the Great Patriotic War, from their combat practice. In the process of working out the topic, these educator officers created an environment that required the Suvorovites to show initiative, discipline, courage, and the ability to overcome difficulties.
The work of the educator officers was supervised by the company commanders, lieutenant colonels I.I. Rodin, P.P. Melnichenok, D.P. Tabachenko, majors Ilnitsky A.K., Ostapenko V.D.
In the senior classes, a shooting circle was created in each company, and in the junior classes, special attention was paid to holding war games. By organizing military games, company officers sought to develop among the Suvorovites such qualities as initiative, the ability to make decisions, the ability to apply to the terrain, as well as fostering friendship, camaraderie, and mutual assistance among them.
During extra-curricular time, Suvorov students were engaged in riding and carried out horseback riding. These activities in different time led by Lieutenant Kravchenko I.M., and then Major Kalyuzhny E.R. Under their guidance, many Suvorovites mastered the art of riding to perfection.
For the purpose of military-patriotic education of the Suvorovites during extra-curricular time, their meetings with the old Bolsheviks, active participants in the revolutionary struggle, were used. The pupils showed great interest in meetings with comrades A.I. Afanasiev - workers Putilov factory, E.G. Gorbachev - a participant in the revolutionary events of 1905-1907 in Kyiv, M.V. Kalinovsky - a participant in the February Revolution, I. A. Zakharov - a participant in the performance of workers at the Lena mines in 1917.
The library of the school also contributed to the educational process. In its funds in the mid-50s there were almost 60,000 books, selected according to the requirements curricula in general education and military training. The library held great job with pupils, reading conferences, meetings with writers, discussions of books, exhibitions of new acquisitions, etc. were arranged.
Physical training and sports were considered by the teaching staff of the school as the most important link in the preparation of Suvorov students for service in the Armed Forces in the officer rank. In the companies, during extracurricular time, sports sections worked under the guidance of educator officers. Suvorov students who achieved high results in various sports were reduced to general school sections, where they continued to improve their skills. On the scale of the school, sections of gymnastics, athletics, swimming, boxing, shooting, basketball and chess and checkers functioned. Each section involved from 25 to 80 Suvorov students. Particularly popular among the Suvorovites were the boxing sections headed by the Hero of the Soviet Union Captain Y. Sirotkin and the fencing section led by the master of sports, twelve-time champion of the district in espadrone Major K. Chernyshenko. The work of sports sections has always been combined with mass sports competitions that were held in all sports in platoons, within companies and between companies on a school scale.
At the first summer sports contest in 1949, the Kyiv Suvorovites took second place in the team standings in all three age groups. They were only one point behind the winners - the Suvorov students of the Tambov Military School.
In 1951, at the second summer sports contest of Suvorov and artillery preparatory schools, Suvorov-Kiev won first place.
This success in sports is undoubtedly a great merit of the entire team of physical training teachers and trainers: the Hero of the Soviet Union Sirotkin, Chernyshenko, Nadezhdin, Zimoglyad, Kustovsky, Pogrebnyak, Agafonova, the head of physical training and sports, Lieutenant Colonel Altman I.Ya.
In the years that have passed since the first graduation, the results of the matriculation examinations and the results of the enrollment of graduates in military educational institutions have consistently been high.

In 1951, the Kiev School, according to the results of an audit by the commission of the Department of Military Educational Institutions of the Military Ministry of the USSR, in all respects, came out on top among the Suvorov military schools. By order of the Minister of War of the USSR, the school was awarded the Honorary challenge prize, consisting of the Red Banner and a bust of A. V. Suvorov. On November 27, 1951, this high award was presented to the school. At a solemn meeting of personnel, the head of the Department of Military Educational Institutions, Lieutenant-General V. I. Morozov, read out the order of the Minister of War of the USSR Marshal of the Soviet Union A. M. Vasilevsky that for the best success in educational and educational work among the Suvorov military schools Soviet army, the Kyiv Suvorov Military School is awarded the Honorary Prize of the Military Ministry, and gratitude is announced to all personnel and 50,000 rubles are allocated for bonuses.
In 1951-1953, Suvorov students and officers of the school were given a great honor - to participate in military parades on Red Square in Moscow. Twice, in 1951 and 1952, the school participated in the May Day parade of the troops of the Moscow garrison.
To improve the labor education of Suvorov students great importance In December 1952, instructors in locksmithing, carpentry and bookbinding were introduced to the staff of the school and the corresponding workshops were created, in which, along with "the study of program material, teaching aids were produced both for the needs of the school and for the schools of the city." For example, in 1955, the Suvorovites produced and handed over to the kindergarten and school No. 52 a large batch of teaching and visual aids.
Suvorov students put a lot of work into the improvement of the school, into the creation of a sports base. In 1955, the construction of the school stadium was completely completed, benches were installed around, trees and shrubs were planted.
In the mid-1950s, the final formation of the school took place. It was the result of the hard and persistent work of all personnel, officers and teachers, workers and employees.
An example of such work was most fully manifested in the work of the officer-educator Captain Brovkin A.D., in the certification of which it is said: "Captain Brovkin A.D., having accepted a very weak department in 1953, brought him to the ranks of the foremost. 20 Suvorov students graduated from the academic year "good" and "excellent"...
A decisive contribution to the formation and further improvement of the work of the school was made by the heads of the school - the main organizers of educational work - Guards Major General Eremin P.A., Major Generals Vizzhilin V.A., Tomashevsky A.M., Potseluev I.A. , Hero of the Soviet Union Major General Umansky T.F. They worked hard and fruitfully to unite the team and mobilize it to solve the problems facing the school.
The chiefs of the school were greatly assisted by their deputies for political and educational affairs, people who knew well the specifics of political, educational and educational work with the Suvorovites. The deputy heads of the school for the political part are the heads of the political departments, Lieutenant Colonel Shiryaev N.G., colonels Bulychev M.I., Pilyankevich N.N., Gudimov V.M., the deputy heads of the school for the educational part are the heads of the educational departments, Colonels Pedan L. S., Ivanchenko S.M., made a great contribution to the organization and improvement of the educational process, to improving the methodological skills of teachers. All these communist officers, who constitute the leading core of the school, with their diligence, organizational skills, ability to create a team and rely on it, the shortest time solve a difficult problem - to create a military educational institution of a new type, capable of providing high-quality replenishment to military schools that train officers for the Soviet Armed Forces.
In 1955-1958, the school was involved in an experiment to create Suvorov officer schools.
In 1956-1958, the officers' school produced three graduations. Graduates were awarded the military rank of "lieutenant" and they were sent for further service in the army.
During the three years of the existence of the Suvorov officer school, it became clear that it was very difficult to combine two completely different military educational institutions within the walls of one school. The experiment was terminated.
In accordance with the directive of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces of January 21, 1958, the Kiev Suvorov Officers' School was reorganized into the Kiev Suvorov Military School on October 20. Cadets of the first and second courses were transferred to the Odessa and Moscow Higher Combined Arms Command Schools for further education. Third-year cadets were released from the school with the assignment of the military rank of "lieutenant".
In the sixties, the reorganization of the Suvorov military schools was carried out: the terms of training and the procedure for their recruitment were changed. In accordance with the Decree of the Council of Ministers of the USSR of January 21, 1964 and the order of the Minister of Defense of the USSR of January 30 of the same year, the Kiev Suvorov Military School, like other Suvorov schools, was transferred from a seven-year to a three-year training period. The school began to accept young men aged 15-16 years, who successfully completed eight classes of the school. The choice of the military profession became independent and conscious. Applicants to the school underwent a medical examination for their fitness for military service and passed exams in Russian language, mathematics and foreign language.

Suvorov students, enrolled in the school before 1964, continued to complete their studies according to the old curriculum with a seven-year term of study. Their latest release was produced in 1970.
Since 1969, the school has been transferred to a two-year term of study. This term of study was maintained until the closure of the school in 1992.
The seventies in the history of the school began in a peculiar way. A lot of difficulties arose, connected both with the transition to a two-year term of study, and with the need for an urgent intensification of the entire educational process, predetermined by the requirements for the Soviet secondary school.
In 1970, Major General Kaurkin Ivan Ivanovich was appointed head of the school.
In fact, the sports base of the school was recreated.
In 1981, at the fourteenth sports contest of the Suvorov and Nakhimov military schools, the combined team of the Kyiv Suvorov military school, after a long break, takes first place and is awarded the Challenge Prize of the Sports Committee of the USSR Ministry of Defense. Athletes of the school won 68 medals, including 38 "gold", 17 "silver" and 13 "bronze".
The absolute best result at the Spartakiad was shown by Igor Lifar from Suvorov, who won four "gold" and one "silver" medals. Suvorovets Khitsenko Andrei won four "gold" medals. Suvorovites Igor Lifar, Andrey Khitsenko, Yury Katsyuk, Oleg Starikov, Andrey Ozip, Valery Savran, Alexander Lukashevich, Stanislav Razumtsev, Alexander Dotsenko became candidates for the Master of Sports of the USSR.
The chairman of the sports committee of the school, Hero of the Soviet Union, Colonel A.D. Shcheblakov, head of physical training and sports of the school, Major S.M. Bychikhin, teachers of physical training Honored Master of Sports of the USSR, Olympic champion in Mexico City, two-time world and European champion Major B.M. Gurevich, master of sports of international class captain V.Ya. Burlachenko, captain V.A. Kryatov, coaches ensigns of the master of sports I.I. Zatsepin, A.A. Chumak and V.N. Lychko, employees of the SA N.A. Khitsenko and V.F. Stargazer.
Success in sports contributed to the creation of a general mood of the staff of the school to achieve high performance in educational work.
Thousands of graduates of the Kyiv Suvorov Military School in different parts of our Motherland and abroad, fulfilling their international duty, carry out military service in all types of armed forces and branches of service. The range of military ranks and positions of former Suvorovites is wide: from lieutenant - platoon commander, to lieutenant general. Many graduates of the school serve in the apparatus of the USSR Ministry of Defense and military districts, work in military research institutes, teach at military academies, institutes, and higher schools.
A graduate of the school in 1951 Kovtunov Alexander Vasilyevich is now a lieutenant general. Major Generals were Ivan Grigoryevich Zolotarev, Vsevolod Nikolaevich Popovkin, Vladimir Alekseevich Bogdanov, Anatoly Ivanovich Mokrous, Viktor Mitrofanovich Lychkaty, Viktor Nikolaevich Davidenko, Alexander Sergeevich Borisov.
The Order of the Red Banner was awarded to Colonel Kupriyanov Konstantin Vasilievich (graduation 1949). The Order of the Red Star was awarded to Captain Kharchenko Anatoly Grigorievich (graduation 1951), Lieutenant Mishin Nikolai Mikhailovich (graduation 1953), captains Akulinichev Nikolay Konstantinovich and Khmel Alexei Ivanovich (both graduated in 1970), senior lieutenants Amosov Alexander Nikolaevich , Borzilo Vladimir Andreevich, Fedin Vladimir Vladimirovich (graduated in 1975) Major Chmutov Viktor Petrovich (graduated in 1965), awarded the Order of the Badge of Honor. Medal "For Military Merit" was awarded to Captain Starozhuk Yuri Viktorovich (issue 1967). Senior Lieutenant Shchetinin Viktor Ivanovich (grad. 1975), awarded the medal "For Military Merit" and the Order of the Red Star.
Many of the graduates have achieved high scientific degrees of candidates and doctors of sciences, received the academic titles of associate professors and professors and devoted themselves to military scientific and teaching work.
The Suvorov dynasties of Lebedev, Kovtunov, Fedorchenko were formed in the school. And all of them highly bear the title of Suvorovite - a graduate of the Kyiv Suvorov Military School.
The Suvorov Lebedev dynasty was the first in the history of the school to form. In November 1943, Felix Lebedev arrived at the school, having incomplete 14 years. On the boy's chest, an award sparkled - the medal "For Military Merit". After the war, while studying at the school, Suvorovite Felix Lebedev was awarded the medal "For the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945" for participation in the battles. Felix Pavlovich recalls studying at the Kiev Suvorov Military School: “Of course, the Suvorov School left a deep mark on my life. At the school, I acquired knowledge, skills and qualities that helped me a lot in my later life and military service.” After graduating from the Ulyanovsk Guards Tank School named after V.I. Lenin served in the army. Then he graduated from the engineering faculty of the Academy of Armored Forces and again continued to serve in the army. In 1963 he was transferred to teaching at the Kalinin Higher Engineering School. The service of Colonel F.P. Lebedev was awarded with twelve orders and medals, among them the Vietnamese Order of the "Battle Feat" of the third degree and the medal "For solidarity in the fight against American imperialism." Colonel F.P. Lebedev always fulfilled his patriotic and international duty with honor and dignity.
On the example of the father, the sons were also brought up - Sergey and Igor, who, like their father, dreamed of serving the Motherland in the Armed Forces. The eldest son, Sergei Feliksovich Lebedev, graduated from college in 1971 with a "gold" medal and was sent for further study at the Mozhaisky Red Banner Military Engineering Institute, from which he graduated in 1976. Now he serves in the army, having the military rank of captain-engineer. The younger son, Igor Feliksovich Lebedev, also chose the profession of an officer - he is a cadet of the Kaliningrad Higher Engineering School. The Lebedev family has firmly connected its life with the profession of an armed defender of the Motherland.
The founder of the Suvorov dynasty was also Colonel Alexei Nikolayevich Fedorchenko, who graduated from the Kiev Suvorov Military School in 1953. “At the school, everything was formed in me,” writes Alexei Nikolaevich, “that helped me to become a communist and an officer in the future.” Suvorovets, cadet, officer A.N. Fedorchenko is constantly learning and applying his knowledge in practice in the army. He graduated from the infantry school, then the military academy named after M.V. Frunze, serves in the army. Alexey Nikolaevich instilled in his son not only a craving for the military profession, but also a feeling of love for the Kyiv Suvorov Military School. In 1975, Igor Fedorchenko became a member of Suvorov. “A year later,” the father writes, “we did not recognize our son. He gained independence, discipline, seriousness.
The Suvorov dynasty of the Kovtunovs occupies a special place. At different times, the military service of the Kovtunovs began and in different parts of our vast country: father - lieutenant general and two sons - lieutenant and cadet. But it has one thing in common - they all began their service at the Kiev Suvorov Military School. Sasha Kovtunov arrived at the school in 1943. Before that, he was in an orphanage: his father fought, his mother was treated after being wounded. After graduating from college in 1951, Alexander Kovtunov became a cadet of the Odessa Red Banner Infantry School named after K.E. Voroshilov. After graduating from college, he served in the troops as a platoon commander in the Far East. In 1964 he graduated with honors from the Military Academy named after M.V. Frunze, and in 1972 - the Academy of the General Staff. But even now he is constantly working on himself, for he is firmly convinced that: who does not grow, quickly lags behind. And in the army today you can’t lag behind. Along with experience and knowledge came success and promotion. In his sons, Alexander Vasilyevich brought up an interest and love for military affairs, raised them to be true patriots of their homeland. Both sons followed the path of their father and successfully graduated from the Kiev Suvorov Military School. Sergey - in 1976, and the youngest, Mikhail - in 1981. Both brothers connected their further studies with the Kharkov Higher Tank Command School. This is how the Suvorov Kovtunov dynasty serves the Motherland in the Armed Forces. The head of this dynasty, Lieutenant General Alexander Vasilyevich Kovtunov, can rightly be proud of his sons. They are worthy of their father, a Komsomol member of the fifties.
Pupils of the Kiev Suvorov Military School - officers, generals, commanders and chiefs, teachers and scientists - all of them remain Suvorovites for life: they work creatively, with initiative, with full dedication, constantly replenish their political, military, technical knowledge. And most importantly, all of them are characterized by a high responsibility for the assigned work.
In 1992, the Kiev Suvorov Military School ceased to exist.

Memories of the Tula and Kiev SVU

Pantyukh V.P.

A large, wall-wide window glowed with a neon lamp, trembling with the cold light of ice and completely destroying all my pathetic attempts to save the remnants of sleep. Yes, that scoundrel Morpheus was not at all eager to take me into his arms, although even the day before it seemed that after long tiring “Hallo! How are you?" and other obligatory, but non-binding “La-la-poplar” with my German, Swiss, Austrian, etc. colleagues, I would only have to get to the pillow, and, as once in childhood, decapitated and exhausted, removing heavy cowhide boots, stretch out under the covers.
Munich! How many times have I been to this Bavarian capital? She could become a native for these ... past, flown, slipped away 20 years - but no, she didn’t!
Life is a strange thing and does not always lend itself to a logical explanation. Here in Tula, I practically did not live: I mean in the city itself. What could be remembered 10 years old, especially since in the first and at the same time the last year in this ancient Russian city, we, recruits - Suvorovites of the initial seventh company, were not allowed to retire on their own. So no, for the rest of my life he sunk into my soul, like a native, and every time I pass by or mention the name, I feel some kind of inner excitement and feel like a Tula cadet, despite the fact that it is on our company, on me, just after a year of study, in 1960, the Tula Suvorov Military School, by an evil fate in the person of Nikita Kh., was crossed out from the lists of the country's life.
At that time, individual pictures remained in my memory, like flashes of spotlights, which by contrast cut into the brain after a clean, well-groomed blooming Riga, which served as a collection point for us, the Baltic platoon, recruited from East Prussia, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. The first thing that rushed was huge newspapers, which the wind carried on the eve of the coming autumn along the streets and tram tracks.
Later, when visiting Yasnaya Polyana, I well remember the dark metal hook for hanging hams right above the place in the basement where Levushka Tolstoy must have been hiding from the family that bothered him with his worries and in aloofness wrote his multi-volume War and Peace. There, I stood for a long time in front of a green roadside mound without a tombstone and inscriptions, struck by the simplicity of the truth about death and non-existence, that everything remains for people and nothing can be taken with you there ... call yourself someone you like, even a Lion, even an Egyptian pharaoh.
Love for foreign languages, which later became one of my defining professional life, is also rooted in the Tula SVU and is associated with a young Tula teacher named Vul. She completely managed to refute the axiom on my living example that you won’t be forced to be nice. German was instilled in us exclusively by force, three times a day, five days a week, and especially on Thursdays, when it was forbidden to speak Russian under threat of punishment from sunrise to sunset.
Kyiv, where our Tula company was transferred to the sixth grade according to the secondary school count, struck me with the pastel colors of the buildings, buried in the greenery of chestnut trees and cleanliness. More mild climate, a dimly expressed winter, a different, less severe, as it is now fashionable to say, mentality of the Ukrainians, as it seemed to me then, somehow affected the order in the KV SVU, in sharp contrast with the Spartan uncompromising style of previous life and study. Our current company turned out to be a team of Tula, Kiev and Leningraders with blue shoulder straps of a border IED. Soon, everyone urgently had to learn Taras Grigoryevich's “ridna mov”, because already a month later, in October, we were standing on one of the glorious squares of Khreshchatyk and pulling in thin voices “Reve ta stogne the Dnipro is wide ...”.
The school itself impressed me first of all with its, I would say, adaptability and comfort for fulfilling the tasks assigned to it. There was literally everything that could please a child's and adolescent soul. A huge multi-storey building with the letter "Sh", the middle part of which formed the letter "T", which made it possible, if necessary, not to go outside almost all day. A large stadium with adjoining stables and sports complexes of the Kyiv Military District, as well as our own year-round swimming pool, completed the picture. Yes, I almost forgot about the most important thing: the Garden (with a capital letter). It stretched, as it seemed to me, for many kilometers and rested on the Dnieper in the Rusanivka region, where they now erected a monument to the defense of Kiev, when the Germans did not storm it through the fortified area blown up by us later, but bypassed the city and took it from the rear. The man of the middle band in the garden was amazed at that time by the abundance of southern fruits, especially pears, cherries, sweet cherries and walnuts.
The atmosphere of the city, its culture, spirit, customs and traditions, left the greatest imprint on the soul and memory during the years of study in the capital of Soviet Ukraine. In a word, everything that is intangible and accumulated over the years, if not centuries, and is thoroughly saturated with the gray of centuries of this unique place created for habitation and prosperity, as opposed to the arrogant Byzantium, which in modern times is often confused with Muscovy.
I recall with gratitude the Russian Drama Theater and the trendy Warsaw Melody in the early 1960s, starring Ada Rogovtseva. It goes without saying that at the age of 15 I was deeply in love with her, and still have the warmest feelings for this great Russian actress.
In the Kiev Museum of Fine Arts, we “spent day and night”, listening to the most interesting lectures about Kiprensky, Borovikovsky, Chagall, and then acted as guides on German guiding each other through the halls. I remember Taras Grigoryevich Shevchenko, and I somehow clumsily talked about his "free" books.
Only now I understand that it was this city that gave me a sense of belonging to the multifaceted history of a great people, stuffed with examples of high, ambitious, often incomprehensible aspirations and their collapse, contradictory combinations of fortitude and the desire for compromise, kindness and cruelty, Asian cunning and childish good nature . Life again teaches us that history cannot be embellished, rewritten or, even worse, hushed up. It must be known in all its manifestations and contradictions. In our history lessons, we not only experienced, but also lived the life of our heroes, and I still know that Prophetic Oleg is not only a warrior who went more than 1000 years ago “on you” to Constantinople and nailed his shield to the gates of Constantinople , but also the Varangian, who vilely killed his Viking friends Askold and Dir, who ruled before him in Kiev.
Prince George of Kiev, for example, he is Yuri Dolgoruky, he is also the founder of Moscow and a monument in the center of the capital, it turns out that he was known to his contemporaries, mainly as a vile politician and sadist, hated by the townspeople to such an extent that they did not even allow him to be buried within the boundaries of Kiev.
I remember all this in addition to the fact that at the present time I least of all expected from my Kyiv Alma Mater a weak historical memory and the desire to rewrite history cleanly. It is difficult to convey all the thoughts, feelings, and, to be honest, the words that became a lump in the throat recently when visiting what was left of my school and where, instead of portraits of our glorious Soviet marshals, an endless string of Skoropadsky hetmans hangs...

Kiev (Kharkov) Suvorov Military School

In accordance with the order of the GUK NKO No. 01378 dated September 17, 1943, the head of the school was appointed

Major General Pyotr Antonovich EREMIN

The first group of officers arrived at the cantonment of the school on August 31, 1943 and began organizing the internal life of the school. Among the first arrivals were the head of the school of the guard, Major General EREMIN P.A., deputy head of the school for political affairs, lieutenant colonel SHIRYAEV N.G., deputy head of the school for education, lieutenant colonel PEDAN L.S., assistant head of the school for logistics, major of administrative service DESERTED A.T.

According to the Department of Military Educational Institutions of the Red Army, from November 18 to November 20, 1943, 415 pupils from Kharkov, Voroshilovgrad, Voronezh, Kursk, Tula and Moscow regions arrived at the school.

One of the first to arrive was Petya Sorokin. In the days of the Battle of Stalingrad, he was found in no man's land, half dead from hunger and severe shell shock. The reconnaissance fighters took the eleven-year-old orphan boy to their place, where he got stronger and became the favorite of the battalion. Knowing his city well, he helped scouts more than once in their combat work, for which he earned two medals and a badge of a guardsman for his honest soldier's work. When the IEDs opened, he was sent to the Kharkov IED.

Among the first was Kostya Kravchuk, who was awarded the Order of the Red Banner for saving two Red Battle Banners.

Combat awards were also awarded to:

Vanya Grinev - for participation in the defense of Stalingrad;

Felix Lebedev and Misha Levchenko - for crossing the Dnieper;

Dmitry Aksenov - "son of a tank battalion";

Serezha Nikolaev - for a feat behind enemy lines;

Fedya Simanovsky, Veniamin Abramov, Vasya Chumak, Tolya Fedorov - young partisan scouts.

Information about the first set

1. By education:
illiterate		Children of the dead
		military children
		Party children. and Soviet workers
		WWII participants
		Awarded with orders and medals

1st company, fourth class - company commander captain Smirnov I.Ya.

2nd company, third class - company commander captain Petrik F.D.

3rd company, second class - company commander Captain Goiko I.P.

4th company, first class - company commander captain Krylov M.N.

5th company, senior preparatory class - company commander senior lieutenant Kokhko N.P.

6th company, junior preparatory class - company commander Senior Lieutenant Melnichenko V.M.

On November 24, 1943, the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR decided to award the Red Banner to the Kharkov Suvorov Military School as a symbol of military honor, valor and glory.

On December 12, 1943, a member of the Military Council of the Kharkov Military District, Major General KRAINOV, presented the school with the Red Banner and a diploma of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR.

in September 1944 he was appointed head of the school

Major General Viktor Alekseevich VIZZHILIN

table of progress of pupils of SVU for the 1943-1944 academic year

	Number of pupils	Number of certified	Number of failing
Stavropol
Kalinin
Krasnodar
Stalingrad
Kharkiv
Orlovskoye
Voronezh
Novocherkassk

On November 12, 1945, he was appointed head of the school

Major General TOMASHEVSKY Andrey Mikhailovich

Based on the order of the Chief of the General Staff of the USSR Armed Forces No. ORG / 1/470677 dated May 17, 1947, on July 1, 1947, the school was relocated from the city of Chuguev, Kharkov region, to the city of Kiev, in connection with which it was given the new name "Kiev Suvorov Military School"

The school is located in the building of the former 2nd Kyiv Red Banner School of Self-Propelled Artillery named after M.V. Frunze.

Until 1947, there was no enrollment at the school.

The first post-war recruitment was made in August-September 1947, numbering 80 people, with the formation of two to four classes.

The certificate of "maturity" was received by 31 people. School graduates were sent to two infantry and one tank schools.

On November 5, 1948, for diligence in educational work with the Suvorovites, by order of the Minister of Education of the Ukrainian SSR, a group of school officers was awarded the badge "Excellent student public education».

The first excellent students of public education at the school were: Major Gospodarchuk A.D., captains Bublik A.I., Egorov S.V., Makarov A.G., senior lieutenants Antonovich K.E., Nikolsky F.I., lieutenants Topolev P.G., Vorzheva K.N.

In 1949, at the first summer sports day in Moscow, the Suvorovites of the Kyiv SVU won the second place in the team standings.

In 1950, a challenge prize of the Ministry of Defense of the USSR was introduced, consisting of the Red Banner and a bust of A.V. Suvorov.

Following the results of the 1950-1951 academic year, on November 27, 1951, for great success in training and educating Suvorov students, the school was awarded a challenge prize of the USSR Ministry of Defense, consisting of the Red Banner and a bust of A.V. Suvorov (Order of the Minister of Defense of the USSR No. 134 of November 16, 1951).

In 1951, at the second summer sports contest of the Suvorov and artillery preparatory schools in Kiev, the Suvorov students of the Kyiv SVU won first place.

In 1951 and 1952, the Suvorovites of the Kyiv SVU took part in the May Day parade of the troops of the Moscow garrison on Red Square in Moscow.

In 1953, the Suvorovites of the Kyiv SVU took part in the October parade of the troops of the Moscow garrison on Red Square in Moscow.

In 1953, at the third Spartakiad in Voronezh, the Suvorovites of the Kyiv SVU won the second place.

On January 1, 1954, he was appointed head of the school

Major General POTSELUEV Ivan Abramovich

In 1955, the school was inspected by a commission of the USSR Ministry of Defense. The overall assessment according to the results of the test is “good”

In 1955, the construction of the school stadium was completed.

From 1955 to 1958, the school was involved in an experiment to create Suvorov officer schools.

26.5 1956 appointed head of the school

Major General UMANSKY Terenty Fomich.

In accordance with the directive of the Main Headquarters of the Ground Forces No. ОШ / 5 / 1365488 of April 28, 1955, the Kiev Suvorov Military School was reorganized into the Kiev Suvorov Officer School on August 1, 1955.

A cadet battalion was added to the existing Suvorov companies and the school was understaffed with officers, sergeants and soldiers. The first year of the cadet battalion was staffed by graduates of the Suvorov military schools. The second and third courses were created at the expense of two cadet companies of the Leningrad Military School named after S.M. Kirov.

In 1956-1958, the officers' school produced three graduations. Graduates were awarded the military rank of "lieutenant" and they were sent for further service in the army.

In accordance with the directive of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces No. ОШ / 1 / 267113 of January 25, 1958, the Kiev Suvorov Officer School was reorganized into the Kiev Suvorov Military School on October 20, 1958. The cadets were sent to the Odessa and Moscow infantry schools.

In 1956, at the fourth Olympics in Voronezh, the Suvorovites of the Kyiv SVU won fourth place.

On May 25, 1956, the Decree “On the Procedure for Admission to the Suvorov and Nakhimov Schools” was adopted, which was in effect until 1964.

A new curriculum was also developed, which provided for the allocation of two thousand hours for foreign language classes in order to acquire fluency in one of the languages ​​- English, German, French. A military translation course has been introduced in the senior classes. In 1964, the qualification "military translator" was introduced. The first graduation of Suvorov students, who were practically fluent in one of the foreign languages, was made in 1964, and the study of foreign languages ​​according to this curriculum continued until 1971.

In September 1957, a pioneer organization was established at the school.

On October 13, 1957, the head of the school, Major General Umansky T.F. handed over the pioneer banner to the pioneer squad.

In September 1958, all Suvorov schools switched to a seven-year term of study.

On September 29, 1958, he was appointed head of the school

Major General KIBARDIN Boris Mikhailovich

In February 1959, the teaching officers were replaced by employees. Only senior lecturers remained as officers.

In 1958, by order of the Minister of Defense of the USSR, a badge was established for graduating from the Suvorov Military School, and since 1959, the badge was issued to graduates along with a matriculation certificate.

Signs of SVU and NVMU issued to graduates of the Suvorov and Nakhimov military schools are considered ARMATYURS. Fittings - "herbs", "copper coats of arms". So in Russian terminology, from the 17th to the 20th century. called images placed on various items of uniforms.

The signs of SVU and NVMU cannot be equated with other signs indicating the completion of military schools, the degree and level of education. Suvorov and Nakhimov signs mean something more - they speak of their owners belonging to a certain military stratum, which has its own traditions and remains true to these traditions, regardless of the place of its service. This is a kind of "herb" of everyone who was once a Suvorov, Nakhimov or cadet.

It is no coincidence that the rules for wearing orders and other badges provide that "breastplates of the end of the Suvorov military school are worn with all forms of clothing ...". The same rules establish that if a serviceman has badges certifying the completion of two or more higher educational institutions, only one (higher, higher-ranking educational institution) is worn.

From all this, it should be clear that although the graduation marks of SVU and NVMU serve as certificates of education, this is not their main purpose and function. They are more signs of a certain corporation ...

(V.V. Pokhlebkin. Dictionary of International Symbols and Emblems. Moscow. Tsenrpoligraf, 2004)

In 1960, following the results of the 1959-1960 academic year, for the best results in educational and educational work, the school was awarded the Honorary challenge prize of the USSR Ministry of Defense (order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces No. 69 of 29. 10, 1960).

In 1961, following the results of the 1960-1961 academic year, for the best results in educational and educational work, the school was awarded the Honorary challenge prize of the USSR Ministry of Defense for the second time in a row (order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces No. 46 dated November 5, 1961).

In 1963, at the fifth summer sports contest of the Suvorov and Nakhimov military schools in the city of Kyiv, the team of the Kyiv SVU took the second team place.

On January 21, 1964, the school was transferred from a seven-year to a three-year term of study. The school accepted young men aged 15-16 who successfully completed eight classes of the school.

Suvorov students, enrolled before 1964, continued to study according to the old curriculum with a seven-year term of study. Their last release was in 1970.

In 1964, according to the results of the 1963-1964 academic year, the school took second place among the Suvorov military schools and was awarded the Certificate of Honor of the USSR Ministry of Defense for high results in educational work (order of the Deputy Minister of Defense of the USSR No. 13 dated 10.19.1964).

In 1967, according to the results of the 1966-1967 academic year, the school took second place among the Suvorov military schools and was awarded the Certificate of Honor of the USSR Ministry of Defense for high results in educational work.

In 1968, the school won the Grand Prize of the USSR Ministry of Defense following the results of a review of mass sports work in Suvorov military schools.

In 1968, the school was awarded the commemorative Banner of the Komsomol Central Committee.

Since 1969, the school has been transferred to a two-year term of study.

Suvorov students with a three-year term of study continued to study according to the old curriculum. Their last issue was made in 1971.

In 1970, following the results of the 1969-1970 academic year, for the best results in educational and educational work, the school was awarded the Honorary challenge prize of the USSR Ministry of Defense for the fourth time (order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces No. 81 dated November 3, 1970).

In 1970 he was appointed head of the school

Major General Kaurkin Ivan Ivanovich

In 1971, the school took second place among the Suvorov military schools and was awarded the Certificate of Honor of the USSR Ministry of Defense for high results in educational work (order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces No. 79 dated November 1, 1971).

In 1972, the school took second place among the Suvorov military schools and was awarded the Certificate of Honor of the USSR Ministry of Defense for high results in educational work (order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces No. 86 of November 2, 1972).

On December 13, 1972, the school was awarded a diploma of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Ukrainian SSR, the Council of Ministers of the Ukrainian SSR, and the Ukrainian Republican Council of Trade Unions.

In 1973, the school took second place among the Suvorov military schools and was awarded the Certificate of Honor of the USSR Ministry of Defense for high results in educational work.

In 1974, following the results of the 1973-1974 academic year, for the best results in educational and educational work, the school was awarded the Honorary challenge prize of the USSR Ministry of Defense (order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces No. 74 dated 15.10, 1974).

In 1975, following the results of the 1974-1975 academic year, for the best results in educational and educational work, the school was awarded the Honorary challenge prize of the USSR Ministry of Defense for the second time in a row (order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces No. 55 dated November 6, 1975).

In 1976, following the results of the 1975-1976 academic year, for the best results in educational and educational work, the school was awarded the Honorary challenge prize of the USSR Ministry of Defense for the third time in a row (order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces No. 66 dated November 5, 1976).

In 1977, according to the results of the 1976-1977 academic year, the school took second place among the Suvorov military schools and was awarded the Certificate of Honor of the USSR Ministry of Defense for high results in educational work (order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces No. 66 dated November 25, 1977).

In 1977, at the twelfth Spartakiad of the Suvorov and Nakhimov military schools, the school team took the fifth place overall.

In 1978, following the results of the 1977-1978 academic year, for the best results in educational and educational work, the school was awarded the Honorary challenge prize of the USSR Ministry of Defense (order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces No. 77 of October 31, 1978).

In 1979, following the results of the 1978-1979 academic year, for the best results in educational and educational work, the school was awarded the Honorary challenge prize of the USSR Ministry of Defense (order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces No. 65 of 11/23/1979).

In 1979, at the thirteenth Spartakiad of the Suvorov and Nakhimov military schools, the school team took the fourth place overall.

By the decision of the Military Council of the Ground Forces of March 14, 1980, the school was awarded the Lenin Diploma of Honor.

In 1980, following the results of the 1979-1980 academic year, for the best results in educational and educational work, the school was awarded the Honorary challenge prize of the USSR Ministry of Defense (order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces No. 70 dated October 8, 1980).

In 1981, at the fourteenth Spartakiad of the Suvorov and Nakhimov military schools, the school team took the first team place.

In 1981, the school took second place among the Suvorov military schools and was awarded the Certificate of Honor of the USSR Ministry of Defense for high results in educational work.

October 31, 1981 for a great contribution to the construction memorial complex"Ukrainian State Museum of the History of the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945" By the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Ukrainian SSR, the school was awarded a Certificate of Merit.

In 1982, the school took second place among the Suvorov military schools and was awarded the Certificate of Honor of the USSR Ministry of Defense for high results in educational work.

In 1983, at the fifteenth Spartakiad of the Suvorov and Nakhimov military schools, the school team took the first team place.

In 1983, following the results of the 1982-1983 academic year, for the best results in educational and educational work, the school was awarded the Honorary challenge prize of the USSR Ministry of Defense (order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces No. 65 of October 30, 1983).

In 1984, following the results of the 1983-1984 academic year, for the best results in educational and educational work, the school was awarded the Honorary challenge prize of the USSR Ministry of Defense (order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces No. 69 dated 12.10, 1984) ..

In 1985, at the 16th Spartakiad of the Suvorov and Nakhimov military schools, the school team won the first team place.

In 1985, the school took second place among the Suvorov military schools and was awarded the Certificate of Honor of the USSR Ministry of Defense for high results in educational work (order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces No. 62 dated November 5, 1985).

In 1985 he was appointed head of the school

Major General SIDOROV Viktor Pavlovich

In 1987, the school was inspected by the USSR Ministry of Defense. The overall rating is "EXCELLENT" (order of the USSR Ministry of Defense No. 68 of 01.10.1987).

In 1987, following the results of the 1986-1987 academic year, for the best results in educational and educational work, the school was awarded the Honorary Challenge Prize of the USSR Ministry of Defense.

In 1987, at the seventeenth Spartakiad of the Suvorov and Nakhimov military schools, the school team took the first team place.

In 1988, the school took second place among the Suvorov military schools and was awarded the Certificate of Honor of the USSR Ministry of Defense for high results in educational work (order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces No. 95 of November 24, 1988).

In 1989, at the eighteenth Spartakiad of the Suvorov and Nakhimov military schools, the school team took the second team place.

In 1990, the school took second place among the Suvorov military schools and was awarded the Certificate of Honor of the USSR Ministry of Defense for high results in educational work (order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces No. 94 dated November 24, 1990).

In 1991, at the 19th Spartakiad of the Suvorov and Nakhimov Military Schools, the school's team took second place overall.

In 1991, the school took second place among the Suvorov military schools and was awarded the Certificate of Honor of the USSR Ministry of Defense for high results in educational work.

In 1992, on the basis of the Decree of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated August 19, 1992, the Kiev Military Lyceum was established on the basis of the Kiev Suvorov Military School.

From school life

This chapter publishes Interesting Facts from the life of the school, as well as curricula, sports records, poems, creative robots, which were published in the literary and art magazine "Suvorovets".

Since 1947, the Kiev Suvorov Military School has been housed in a building that was built in 1915 for the Second Engineering School.

Architect - Shekhonin Nikolai Alekseevich (1983 - 1970)

Management construction work carried out by Ivan Ivanovich Lilje.

Graduated from the Kyiv Vladimir Cadet Corps, Nikolaev engineering school and the Engineering Academy in the first category.

He had the following ranks and military ranks:

from August 10, 1890 - second lieutenant, from August 30, 1892 - lieutenant, from May 19, 1896 staff captain, from April 8, 1898 - captain, from December 6, 1903 lieutenant colonel, from December 6, 1907 - colonel.

He was awarded the orders of St. Stanislav 3rd class (1899), St. Anna 3rd class (1902), St. Stanislaus 2nd class (1907)

In addition to the management of the construction of the Second Engineering School, the following were built under technical supervision:

5 buildings of the Kyiv military hospital;

barracks of the 6th and 7th railway battalions (28 buildings) on Grushki

and many others;

In addition, I.I. Lillier developed a project for the reconstruction of the chain bridge and was an assistant in its construction for 3 years (1896-1899). For one year he was an assistant to the builder of the Kyiv harbor.

Ivan Ivanovich Lilje died in 1927 and was buried at the Zverinetsky cemetery.

The main building of the school is located in the mountainous part of the Pechersk region.

A large orchard with an area of ​​10 hectares adjoined the military camp (now elite residential buildings have been built on the site of the garden).

Total building area 9 thousand 044 square meters. The total external cubic capacity of the main building is 148 thousand 743 cubic meters.

The useful area of ​​the main building is 25 thousand 592 square meters.

Of these: residential - 3,313 square meters, non-residential - 22,279 square meters.

Monument to A.V. SUVOROV.

The total height of the monument is 6 m 70 cm;

The height of the sculpture is 3 m 30 cm;

Material - forged copper

Artists: chasers of the art plant Chumakov L., Mladionov, brothers Sokura.

Time of manufacture of the monument: 1972-1974.

The monument was erected in front of the main building of the Kiev Suvorov Military School (now the Kiev Military Lyceum named after Ivan Bohun) and is registered by the state as a reminder of history and monumental art (decision of the Kiev City Executive Committee of November 17, 87 No. 1112) and is included in the Code of Monuments of History and Culture of Ukraine.

In 2006, at the initiative of the Kyiv City Association "Cadet Commonwealth" the reconstruction of the pedestal of the monument to A. Suvorov was carried out on the territory of our ALMA MATER - Kyiv Suvorov Military School

Causes that prompted us to urgently make a reconstruction:

Due to the rise of groundwater caused by the laying of a metro line near the school, there was a partial destruction of the foundation;

Due to the flow of water into the "body" of the pedestal and its freezing in winter, its "rupture" occurred.

But we did not even suspect what kind of work awaited us after the facing layer was removed and the foundation was opened.

The survey results confirmed that we made the decision to reconstruct exclusively in a timely manner. Another year and the monument would have collapsed.

What is done:

Geological research and design calculations were made to strengthen the foundation and the pedestal itself;

Strengthened foundation;

The pedestal is "taken" in metal hoops and reinforced with a metal mesh;

The facsimile of A. Suvorov and the cartouche have been restored;

According to the unique technology developed by Leshchuk P.P. and Zarechny V.I., for the first time in Ukraine, the pedestal of the monument was lined with granite slabs without dismantling it.

The work was supervised by the sculptor of the monument ZARECHNY Igor Semenovich and his son ZARECHNY Vadim Igorevich.

Cadets provided financial support:

Gromov M., Sheremetiev A., Petruk V., Baranik O., Bugay D., Budnik Yu., Draga E., Dikusar I., Zots D., Kuzmichov V., Kibardin A., Kudelin V., Kozyr Yu ., Maksimov A., Ovchar A., ​​Sazonov R., Solodkiy R., Chaly O., Kharebin A., Feoktistov Yu., Fedorov D., Yunoshev A., Chepovoy V., Yatsyna V., graduates of KSVU in Moscow and areas.

SYLLABUS

Kyiv Suvorov Military School

(seven years of study)

	Number of hours per week by class							For the winter period	Add. summer period	For 7 years
Russian language
Literature
Mathematics
Law basics
Geography
Astronomy
Biology
Foreign language
Phys. half-cooking
Military training
Labor training
Drawing
Drawing
Music and singing
Total

Note:

1. Number of training weeks per year: a) in winter -35; b) in the summer (camp) period - 6 weeks for grades 1,2,3,5 and 6. 4 weeks for 4th and 7th grades; 2. Exams: ... 3. In the winter period of training in each class, 2 school days for hiking and 2 days for chores. 4. Training in military training and the acquisition of the practice of military service in the troops: 6th grade - 6 weeks, 7th grade - 4 weeks. 5. Work on collective farms ... 6. Out-of-class time: a) individual music training in grades 1-6 - 3 hours a week for each classroom department; b) dance training in grades 4-6 - 1 hour per week for each classroom department; c) choral singing (porto) - 1 hour per week; d) individual training for 5th-6th grade students in car maintenance and driving - 50 hours per student.

Organization of military training of Suvorovites.

(on the example of a two-year line of study)

One of the most important components in the training of the Suvorovites was military training.

Military training was carried out with the aim of giving Suvorov students the knowledge and skills necessary for further successful education in higher education. military educational institutions, instill in them the necessary strong-willed and commanding qualities that allow them to fulfill the duties of commanders of cadet units.

Since 1964 (with the transition to a three-year period of study), there were two exits to the field camp, after the first and second years of study.

Since 1969 (with the transition to a two-year period of study) there was one exit to the field camp, after the first year of study

In order to consistently increase the knowledge, skills and abilities of Suvorov students, the program provided for:

In the first year - combined-arms (single) training and study of the basics of organizing the battle of the squad;

In the second year - deepening knowledge and improving skills in combined arms training, in leadership of the squad in combat and daily activities; familiarization with the basics of combat by a motorized rifle platoon.

Distribution of study time by subjects and courses

Name of items	Number of hours
	Total	First course			Second course
		prepared period	winter period	summer period	winter period
tactical training
MP and troop protection
Military engineering library
Military topography
Military honey. p-ka
fire training
Drill
General military regulations
Automotive p-ka
Total

Balanced study load, reasonable organization of classes outside of school hours and in summer camps contributed to the comprehensive development of the individual abilities of each Suvorovite, laid the foundation for further self-improvement, and determined the future of everyone.

Deep knowledge of general education subjects, diverse interests, excellent physical fitness are the hallmarks of graduates of the Suvorov military schools.

You can verify this by analyzing the table physical development Suvorov, sports records and reading creative work Suvorov in literary magazine"Suvorovets".

Table

comparative data of physical development

Suvorov students of the Kyiv Suvorov Military School and

international standards Ketley

(as of 1960)

			standing height		Chest circumference
	standard	Suvorovites	standard	Suvorovites	standard	Suvorovites

Table of sports records of the school

(as of 1960)

boys 13-14 years old

Athletics
	result	Who installed	Year of establishment
		PANCHENKO Taras
		PANCHENKO Taras
long jump		NIKITENKO Ralen
high jump		NIKITENKO Ralen
Throwing a grenade		KOBETS Valentin
swimming
		BUDARGIN Valery
100 m breaststroke		TERTICHNY Michael
200 m breaststroke		TERTICHNY Michael
100 m backstroke		VYALYKH Alexander

Boys 15-16 years old

Athletics
	result	Who installed	Year of establishment
		BAZAROV Alexey
		KUTSENKO Vitaly
		SHEVCHENKO Volodymyr
		SHEVCHENKO Volodymyr
Prizhok in length		OLEYNIKOV Eduard
Prizhok in height		PANCHENKO Taras
Shot put		KHABIBULIN Victor
Javelin-throwing		NAYDENKOV Oleg
Discus throw		FEDOROV Gennady
Throwing a grenade		FEDORCHENKO Arnold
Relay 800-400-200-100		OLEYNIKOV, POLYACHENKO, PANCHENKO, DISHLOVOY
swimming
		PANKOV Valery
		PANKOV Valery
100 m breaststroke		PANKOV Valery
200 m breaststroke		RYZHIK Valery
100 m backstroke		SAVUSTYANENKO Eduard
100 m butterfly		SAVUSTYANENKO Eduard
Relay 4x100		ZHARIKOV, KOZELSKY, MORGUNOV, URAZOV

Youth 17-18 years old

Athletics
	result	Who installed	Year of establishment
		SUMTSOV Oleg
		SUMTSOV Oleg
		SHEVCHENKO Volodymyr
		KALININ Stepan
Prizhok in length		KULINICH Vasily
Prizhok in height		REDIN Alexander
Triple jump		GOROZHANKIN Igor
Prizhok with a pole		FEDOROV Gennady
Javelin-throwing		NAYDENKOV Oleg
Discus throw		TROFIMOV Boris
Relay 800-400-200-100		SUMTSOV, BAZAROV, KAZARINOV, SHEVCHENKO
swimming
		BEZHENTSEV Victor
100 m breaststroke		ZOSIMOV Vladislav
100 m backstroke		ZHARIKOV Oleg
100 m butterfly		ZHELEZNOV Konstantin
Relay 4x100		PANKOV, ZHELEZNOV, BURNASHOV, REFUGEES
Bullet shooting
		PARASHCHENKO
		MOISEYENKO

1st graduation of the Kyiv Suvorov Military School

1948

	BARANOV Mikhail Mikhailovich
	BERDNIKOV Vadim Andreevich
	BUSHMITS Vladimir Isaakovich
	VORONKIN Veniamin Stepanovich
	GIRKO Vitaly Konstantinovich
	DOVGAL Boris Mikhailovich
	ZOLOTAREV Ivan Gavrilovich
	KALASHNIKOV Viktor Vasilievich
	KORYAKOV Evgeny Nikolaevich
	KOTIK Vadim Markovich
	KROPOTIN William Alekseevich
	KNYAZEV Boris Petrovich
	KOSHLYAK Nikolai Antonovich
	KOCHETKOV Yury Petrovich
	KOSHKODAMOV Vladimir Zinovievich
	LOMINTSEV Oleg Vasilievich
	LOPATIN Vladimir Zinovievich
	LUKYANOV Konstantin Nikolaevich
	MALKO Ilya Petrovich
	MURASHOV Vladlen Alexandrovich
	Nadezhdin Yury Alekseevich
	OPENKO Yuri Mikhailovich
	OSTRETSOV Viktor Ivanovich
	PAKHOMOV Nikolay Vasilievich
	PUGACHEV Viktor Fyodorovich
	Vyacheslav URYADOV
	FEDOROV Anatoly Vasilievich
	FROLOV Yury Afanasyevich
	FOMENKO Viktor Yakovlevich
	KHABIBULIN Viktor Mikhailovich
	CHIRIEV Yuri Matveevich

Kyiv Military Lyceum named after Ivan Bohun -

successor of the Kyiv Suvorov Military School.

Lyceum- a secondary general educational institution with a military-professional orientation of training and education, as well as in-depth study military training.

Goals:

Preparation of candidates for admission to military educational institutions;

Rendering state aid orphans, children of military personnel who died in the line of duty, children of participants in the liquidation of the Chernobyl accident, children from families of military personnel.

In Kyiv there are 10-11 classes.

IN structural unit Lyceum - an educational and recreational complex, which is located in the city of Boyarka, Kyiv region, are 8-9 classes.

Admission to the lyceum is based on competitive entrance examinations: mathematics (in writing), Ukrainian language (dictation), foreign language (English), checking the level of physical fitness, assessing psychological qualities, medical examination.

Book "With respect for the lived"

The head of the Kyiv SVU in 1970-1985 Kaurkin Ivan Ivanovich wrote a book of memoirs, which was published by grateful graduates of the Kyiv SVU who studied under his guidance.

“Well, what are you, my brother!” - just one short phrase recreates the unique image of this big, multifaceted person: demanding and condescending, strong and gentle, eccentric and infinitely loving people. The broad nature of General Kaurkin I.I. continues to serve as an example for many generations of his students, pupils, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Then, in the seventies, we still did not understand how lucky we were to stand under this man. Few of the Suvorov boys were able to discern the great humanist, talented innovator and successful leader behind the brilliance of the general's uniform. None of us was yet ready to appreciate what the monument to A. Suvorov, erected by him in the absence of money, meant for the Fatherland, what is the secret of the unshakable leadership of our school, what work is behind those life values ​​that we absorbed along with the smell of mastic.

We sincerely welcome the opportunity to disinterestedly pay tribute to ours. We want to help him turn with the help of this book to all those for whom the meeting and service with Kaurkin I.I. was and remains a bright and significant event in life.

Honor to you and many years, General Kaurkin! Sincerely, graduates of KV SVU.

A book was published on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the Kyiv Suvorov Military School

FINANSOVA Vera Nikolaevna, POTKALOVA Olga Mikhailovna

Book - the result of many years of work of veteran enthusiasts. It collected and systematized a large documentary and reference material, autobiographical essays, the fate of about a thousand pupils, officers and teachers of the Kyiv SVU.

Film archive project

The Association has set itself the goal of finding and, if possible, restoring all film material that mentions KSVU.

Four DVD discs about the history of the Kyiv SVU have been released:

1st: the first release of the KV SVU (1948), the Suvorov Spartakiad in the city of Kyiv (1951), the films "Suvorov" (1963 and 1985)

2nd: from the history of the Kyiv SVU (1976-1986)

3rd: feature film "The Honor of a Comrade" (produced by the Lenfilm studio, 1953)

4th: a film dedicated to the 60th anniversary of the Kyiv SVU.

Facades and interiors

Kyiv Suvorovites in parade on Khreshchatyk. Majors A.I. Romanets and A.Kh. Ilnitsky, 1965	One, two! The boys are marching. Black uniforms, yes the sparkle of lampas!	The picture shows a model of the building of the Kyiv SVU	The building of the Kharkov SVU in Chuguev
The main building of the Kharkiv SVU in Chuguev	Boris Gurevich is the sports pride of Ukraine. Honored Master of Sports of the USSR, Olympic champion in Mexico City, two-time world and European champion. In the 1970-1980s. major B Gurevich taught at the school physical training, and then was an officer-educator. The classical beauty of the wrestler's figure is immortalized by E. Vuchetich in the famous sculpture "Let's Forge Swords into Plowshares". The allegorical statue is installed at the UN building in New York and in the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow.	equestrian training

Heads and teachers

The head of the school Umansky T.F and the KievSVU students		B.Shakhlin. L. Latynina. I. 1960Bogdan	General B.M. Kibardin A.D. Brovkin and V.S. Orinyansky
		Shcheblakov Alexander Dmitrievich Hero of the Soviet Union	Suvorovets Valentin Shcherbak and officer-educator Major I.P. Bobrenko
MG.Bereza n-to officer-educator, company	Colonel Voronchuk -of.-vosk. Kyiv SVU
			Many graduates of the school have received high awards from the Motherland. The Order of the Red Banner was awarded to Colonel Konstantin Vasilyevich Kupriyanov (class of 1949). The Order of the Red Star was awarded to Captain Anatoly Grigoryevich Kharchenko (grad. 1951), Lieutenant Nikolai Mikhailovich Mishin (grad. 1953), captains Nikolai Konstantinovich Akulinichev and Alexei Ivanovich Khmel (both graduated in 1970), senior lieutenants Alexander Nikolayevich Amosov , Vladimir Andreevich Borzilo, Vladimir Vladimirovich Fedin (graduated in 1975). Major Viktor Petrovich Chmutov (class of 1965) was awarded the Order of the Badge of Honor. The medal "For Military Merit" was awarded to Captain Yuri Viktorovich Starozhuk (issued in 1967). Senior Lieutenant Viktor Ivanovich Shchetinin (class of 1975) was awarded the medal "For Military Merit" and the Order of the Red Star. Yes, all the awarded graduates in one small chapter of the book cannot be counted. A graduate of the college in 1951, Colonel-General Alexander Vasilievich Kovtunov, until 1992, was Commander-in-Chief of the Far East. A graduate of 1963, Valentin Sergeevich Bobryshev is an army general Russian Federation. Colonel-General Anatoly Ivanovich Kostenko, a graduate of 1959, served as the commander of the Belarusian military district, then was the Minister of Defense of Belarus. Graduated in 1974, Anatoly Stepanovich Gritsenko served as Minister of Defense of Ukraine. A large number of graduates reached the ranks of generals, held high leadership positions in the Armed Forces of the USSR, and today in its former republics, now independent states. Among the pupils of the Kyiv SVU are candidates and doctors of sciences, associate professors and professors. They devoted themselves to military-scientific and teaching work. The achievements of the graduates of the Kyiv Suvorov Military School convincingly confirm the uniqueness of the education system of the Suvorov Military Schools. There is practically no area of ​​activity in which the graduates of the Kyiv SVU would not achieve success. Among them are Gennady Shpalikov (graduated in 1955) - screenwriter, director, poet ("I'm walking around Moscow", "Outpost of Ilyich", "Tram to other cities", "I come from childhood" ...), Nikolai Starostin (graduate . 1949) - journalist, poet (died in 1983). VC. Gaidai (graduated in 1956) - editor-in-chief of Ukrainian animation, screenwriter (m / f "The Adventures of Captain Vrungel", x / f "Counterstrike" ...), V.V. Kovalev (graduated in 1973) - archpriest, rector of the Holy Transfiguration Church (Gelendzhik), V.N. Kozmenko-Delinde (graduated in 1969) - director, laureate of the Ukrainian Prize "Golden Pectoral", G.I. Ryndich - Honored Coach of Ukraine, head coach of the USSR equestrian team, V.T. Gladchenko - head of the starting team at Baikonur, V.I. Gur (grad. 1949), B.N. Odintsov (graduated in 1954) - laureate of the State Prize of the USSR (1982). This list can be continued for quite a long time. The Suvorov dynasties of Lebedev, Kovtunov, Fedorchenko were formed in the school. And all of them highly bear the title of Suvorovite - a graduate of the Kyiv Suvorov Military School. The Suvorov Lebedev dynasty was the first in the history of the school to form. In November 1943, Felix Lebedev arrived at the school, having incomplete 14 years. On the boy's chest, an award sparkled - the medal "For Military Merit". After the war, while studying at the school, Suvorovite Felix Lebedev was awarded the medal "For the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945" for participation in the battles. Felix Pavlovich recalls studying at the Kiev Suvorov Military School: “Of course, the Suvorov School left a deep mark on my life. At the school, I acquired knowledge, skills and qualities that helped me a lot in my later life and military service.” After graduating from the Ulyanovsk Guards Tank School. IN AND. Lenina F.P. Lebedev served in the troops. Then he graduated from the engineering faculty of the Academy of Armored Forces and again continued to serve in the army. In 1963 he was transferred to teaching at the Kalinin Higher Engineering School. Service of Colonel F.P. Lebedev was awarded 12 orders and medals, among them the Vietnamese Order "For Military Feats" 3rd class. and a medal for solidarity in the fight against American imperialism. Colonel F.P. Lebedev always fulfilled his patriotic and international duty with honor and dignity. His sons, Sergei and Igor, were brought up on the example of their father, who, like their father, dreamed of serving the Motherland in the Armed Forces. The eldest son Sergei Feliksovich Lebedev graduated from college in 1971 with a gold medal and was sent for further study at the Red Banner Military Engineering Institute. A.F. Mozhaisky, who graduated in 1976. The youngest son, Igor Feliksovich Lebedev, also chose the profession of an officer - he graduated from the Kaliningrad Higher Engineering School. The Lebedev family has firmly connected its life with the profession of the defender of the Motherland. The founder of the Suvorov dynasty was Colonel Alexei Nikolaevich Fedorchenko, who graduated from the Kiev Suvorov Military School in 1953. “At the school, everything that helped me in the future was formed,” writes Alexei Nikolaevich. Colonel-General Alexander Vasilievich Kovtunov - 1951 graduate of the Kyiv SVU - graduated from the Odessa Infantry School (1953), military academy them. M.V. Frunze (1964), Military Academy of the General Staff (1972). In 1953-1959. served in the Far East as a platoon and company commander. In 1959-1961. served in the Baltic Military District, in 1964-1970. - in Group In 1984-1987 he is the commander of the Northern Group of Forces, in 1987-1989. - Commander of the Central Asian Military District. From 1989 to 1992 - Commander-in-Chief of the Far East. Retired since 1992. In 1993 - adviser to the Chairman of the Government of Russia. In 1990-1993 - Deputy of the Supreme Council of the Russian Federation. Since 2006 - Chairman International Association Suvorov, Nakhimov and cadet associations "Cadet Brotherhood". In his sons, Alexander Vasilyevich brought up an interest and love for military affairs, raised them to be true patriots of their homeland. Both sons followed the path of their father and successfully graduated from the Kiev Suvorov Military School: Sergey - in 1976, and the younger Mikhail - in 1981. Both sons connected their further studies with the Kharkov Higher Tank Command School. This is how the Suvorov Kovtunov dynasty serves the Motherland in the Armed Forces. The head of this dynasty, Colonel-General Alexander Vasilievich Kovtunov, can rightly be proud of his sons. They are worthy of their father, a Komsomol member of the 1950s. Pupils of the Kiev Suvorov Military School - officers, generals, commanders and chiefs, teachers and scientists - all of them remain Suvorovites for life: they work creatively, with initiative, with full dedication, constantly replenish their political, military, technical knowledge. And most importantly, all of them are characterized by a high responsibility for the assigned work. Of course, in a short article about the Kiev Suvorov Military School it is impossible to tell everything about its chiefs, educator officers, teachers, workers and employees, who have their own interesting destinies, and who put their souls into their students. Many of them are no longer with us today, and those who are alive, regularly communicate with their pets, come to our common house every year on the day of the school on November 24th. On behalf of all graduates, bow to the ground for the work to which they devoted their lives. We are equally dear to Uncle Fedya, our gardener, who loved us and treated us with delicious apples from our garden, and Ivan Prokopyevich Kostyuk, the model foremen, and our educator officers, company commanders, our teachers who loved us madly, and at the same time strict and kind heads of schools. At various times, the chiefs of the school were Generals Pyotr Antonovich Eremin, Viktor Alekseevich Vizzhilin, Andrey Mikhailovich Tomashevsky, Ivan Abramovich Potseluev, Terenty Fomich Umansky, Boris Mikhailovich Kibardin, Ivan Ivanovich Kaurkin, Viktor Pavlovich Sidorov. In 1992, on the basis of the Decree of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated August 19, 1992, the Kiev Military Lyceum named after. I. Bohun. Today, on the territory of the Kyiv Suvorov Military School, the All-Ukrainian Association of Suvorov School Graduates "Cadet Commonwealth" is actively working. The Chairman of the Council of the Association is our graduate of 1984, Vladimir Vitalyevich Chepovoy. President of the Association Viktor Ivanovich Yatsyna, graduate of 1968, and executive director - Viktor Vladimirovich Shcherbakov, graduate of 1969. One of the goals of the Association is to bring the noble traditions of the Kiev Vladimir Cadet Corps, Kiev Suvorov Military School into the educational process of the current lyceum students. In Moscow, for many years, the Moscow community of graduates of the Kyiv SVU has been successfully carrying out military-patriotic work. From 1980 to October 2012, it was headed by Valery Nikolayevich Kudelin, who untimely passed away on October 5, 2012. At present, the Kiev community is headed by Alexander Sergeevich Komaristy (graduated in 1965). Grandiose work to preserve the memory of the Kiev Suvorov Military School was and is being carried out by the teacher of Russian language and literature Vera Nikolaevna Finansova and her daughter Olga Mikhailovna Potkalova. Thanks to their efforts, on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the Kyiv SVU, the book “Cadet Brotherhood” was published, and the museum of the Kyiv Suvorov Military School was preserved and operated. Heritage

For the last ten years, meetings of KVOKU graduates have become so regular that it is already difficult to remember whether there were such meetings before, before the liquidation of the school. 6th company born in 1976 for the first time in an organized manner gathered in April 1996, timed to coincide with the meeting on the 20th anniversary of graduation from the college. The next official meeting took place in September 1997. A little about this event in the photos taken by the "soap box".

Every time the next meeting is discussed, questions arise: why not everyone wants to come, even living in Kyiv; Why are these meetings needed? what they give to all participants, etc. Personally, I found the answer for myself a long time ago.

Immediately after graduation, having received documents and celebrating this event, we parted and traveled throughout the vast Soviet Union, but perhaps only in the Union. All over the world. The geography of only our issue, except for the USSR, covered Mongolia, Poland, Germany (GDR and FRG), then Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Cuba and various special courses. We parted, not suspecting that all communications and coordinates of each other may soon be lost. Even in our cadets' nightmares, we could not imagine that soon (in just 15 years) we could be separated by the borders of sovereign states. We would never have believed that many of our friends would find themselves in the very center of the stronghold of capitalism, with which we have been taught to fight for four years. Well, and the fact that we can find ourselves on opposite sides of the barricades and look at friends from someone else’s trench through the sight of a machine gun (please consider these words not as Ukraine-Russia relations, take it more broadly, Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Moldovans studied in our company, Jews, Tatars, Latvians, Georgians, Koreans, Yakuts, "disguised" Poles and Romanians, it seems, I remembered everyone, and how many more guys just emigrated in search of a better life) - no one would call it otherwise than the delirium of a madman. So here it is graduating from college, we parted, perhaps with the best years of our lives and best friends themselves without realizing it.

My answer to the question is very simple. The meeting of graduates is always a meeting with youth. These are memories of the first love and the first plaques; memories of the first AWOLs and violations of the disciplinary charter (there were many more later, bordering on a crime!); memories of friends who still delight with their communication and those who are no longer in our ranks. Life scattered us both in space and in time. Someone lives on post-Soviet states, and someone in the far abroad. Someone made a military career and is even still serving, while someone at the beginning of his officer service chose a different path for himself - a civilian path. But we are not going to a meeting with military commanders, businessmen, employees or just pensioners, we are going to meet friends, to meet youth. And this brings up an anecdote. Once they asked an old man who survived the war and Stalinist repressions, the Khrushchev thaw, Brezhnev's developed socialism and Gorbachev's perestroika, when did he live best. The old man, without hesitation, answered: under Stalin. And why? Because I was young then!

As long as our memory is alive, we must meet more often!

Thanks to the KVOKU website, and specifically, thanks to its administrator, that today there is an opportunity to quickly find out about all the poker news, to effectively search for friends scattered all over the world. I appeal to all visitors of the site who can give information about the graduates of the 6th company in 1976:
1. Igor Proshakov
2. Fertikov Vladimir
3. Gnidenko Yuri
4. Ronis Martin
5. Vavilin Alexey
6. Morozov Leonid
7. Navolotsky Sergey
8. Tarnovetsky Vasily
9. Chernik Vladimir
10. Gavrilo Igor
11. Mikhailenko Viktor
12. Yakovenko Alexander
13. Dunaev Alexey
14. Shevchuk Sergey
15. Kunik Alexander
16. Sarafanov Sergey
17. Pavlov Sergey
18. Lutik Ivan
write to the administrator or to the address [email protected]

Sincerely,
Nikolaenko Valery, 6th company, 1976.