Boarding school. For many years, the school building was like in the photo, and then it was completed by the floor and now this building is a 3-storey building, and the 3rd floor washing building was originally
Photo: Gosarchive EAO
June 18, 1987
By the decision of the Birobidzhan City Executive Committee of June 18, 1987 No. 235, the microdistrict “A” was renamed the Hero of the Soviet Union Styazhkin.
June 18, 1928
The first Jewish immigrants arrived in the Yekaterino-Nikolsky district.
A group of immigrants who arrived in 1928, Art. Quietly. 1930. Photo: Gosarchive EAO
On rice plantations. Ekaterino-Nikolsky district. 1928. Photo: Gosarchive EAO
The first group of immigrants from the Vinnitsa region. May 1928. Photo: Gosarchive EAO
June 18, 1956
Based on the decision of the regional executive committee dated June 18, 1956 No. 1384, a boarding school of Birobidzhan was opened.
Orphanage No. 2 of Birobidzhan. 2021. Photo: Photo: Orphanage website No. 2
June 18, 1964
The Plenum of the regional committee of the CPSU determined the measures to further improve work with personnel in state farms and collective farms of the region. It is recommended by party, trade union and agricultural bodies to accept additional improvement in training and advanced training, reducing their turnover, and creating the necessary housing conditions for them.
June 18, 1973
In Birobidzhan, on the basis of the shoe factory, the city vocational school was opened-now the regional state professional educational budgetary institution “Technological College”.
June 18, 2009
Bishop of Birobidzhansky and Kuldur Joseph performed “the Chin, which is on the foundation of the temple” in the name of the holy martyrs of faith, hope, love and mother Sofia in the village. Valdheim of the Birobidzhan district.
June 18, 2014
“Birobidzhaner Stern” (12+) in the note by Yu. Mikhailova “Seven events” reported that in Moscow the historical and documentary exhibition (0+) “The Fate of the Biro-Bijan Project” dedicated to the anniversary of the EAO was opened in the Moscow State Library. The paintings of the Birobidzhan artist Vladislav Tsap and the photo exposure Efim Veprinsky were also presented there.
The same issue of the newspaper says that in the village of Danilovka an alley of veterans of the Great Patriotic War appeared. In the courtyard of the local school, students planted 25 cedars. In the future, it is planned to turn the alley of fame into a well -maintained recreation area for the villagers.
On the fifth page of the newspaper output, an article by Viktor Gorelov was published “The enemy entered our house.” She tells what the region lived in June 1941, about the last days of peaceful life on the eve of the Great Patriotic War. About the true patriotism of our countrymen, manifested in the early days of the war.
Students of the school of factory education at the Birobidzhan Steam factory. Photo: Gosarchive EAO
Pupil of the 6th grade of the School of 1942. Photo: Gosarchive EAO
Excerpts from a newspaper article:
“… already on June 23-24 and in the following days the Birobidzhan city, the district military registration and enlistment offices literally besieged the guys and girls who demanded to record them volunteers and send them to the front. With whole classes-graduates of schools, older children from the schools of factory training, Komsomol members, young communists. Moreover, many asked to send them to the army Immediately, believing that they could simply not have time to fight the Nazis, since everyone thought that they were about to be defeated by the Red Army. “
In the same article, under the heading “The numbers and facts” V. Gorelov gives the following data:
“Only in the early days of the war, more than 700 applications were received from the working region about enrolling them volunteers to the Red Army and sending to the front.
Over the years of World War II, the regional party organization sent more than half of its composition to the army.
During the war years, about 7 thousand working mass professions were trained at industrial enterprises, transport, including 1256 agricultural machine operators.
Immediately after the outbreak of war, 93 military schools were created, in which five thousand people studied. They comprehended the art of sniper shooting, mastered the skills of bayonet battle, throwing grenades and digging trenches … “.
