Commander NKVD border regiment Surroundings, injuries, breakthrough with battles

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Colonel PERTRENKO Kuzma.
In 1939 he commanded a special company of the NKVD in Western Belarus (the occupation of Poland), cleared the cities of Novogrudov, Slovim, Volkovysk and others from hostile elements (in his autobiography)
PERTRENKO Kuzma with the 87th border detachment of the NKVD entered into battle with the German waxes while crossing the border at night on June 22, 1941. He was surrounded. He was wounded twice in the left leg and back. He got out of the encirclement on August 3, 1941 near the city of Gomel with a group of 70 people led by Major General Kurlykin (headquarters of the Border Troops of the Belarusian District).
In 1945 he commanded the 13th NKVD border regiment, suppressed the national liberation movement in Lithuania. For the fight against banditry he was awarded the Order of Alexander Nevsky.
In 1946 he commanded the 109 NKVD border regiment in the Kuril Islands (after the annexation of the islands from Japan). He created a base for the deployment of the regiment and organized the border service in harsh climatic conditions.
He began to drink alcoholic drinks, turned into a drunkenness. At the end of 1949, they were released from the duty .... There were several appointments in border waxes in Ukraine and Georgia. The drunkenness continued. In February 1953, Colonel Kuzma Petrenko was dismissed on the verdict of the officer's court of honor. This is the end of military service for Colonel PETRENKO....
Some information about Kuzma Petrenko from the Internet:
Lieutenant Colonel Petrenko Kuzma Porfirevich commander of the 13th border Vilensky regiment of the NKVD troops for the protection of the rear of the 3rd Belorussian Front, born in 1907, a native of the village. Shulginecha, Starobelsky District, Voroshilovgrad Region, Ukrainian, member of the CPSU (b) since 1931, in the Red Army since 1926, in the NKVD troops since October 25, 1929, graduated from the 2nd Border School named after I. F.E. Dzerzhinsky in Kharkov in 1933 and SHUKS in 1938 in Moscow.
During the treacherous attack of the German fascists on our homeland on June 22, 1941, Captain Petrenko K.P. commanded the border commandant's office of the 87th border detachment of the PV of the NKVD of the BSSR. The border commandant's office under his command did not leave their section at the border for 24 hours. He skillfully led the battle of border outposts, being on the defensive with the commandant's office on the Neman River for two days, he did not give the enemy the opportunity to cross the river in the defended area, inflicting significant losses in manpower. From June 29, 1941, he was part of the 10th Army, where he performed reconnaissance tasks, obtained valuable information about the enemy and carried the protection of the Army Field Office. On June 29, 1941, in the area of ​​Cape Derechany, he distinguished himself during the liquidation of a German landing of up to one company with 6 heavy machine guns, machine guns and mortars. Leading a group of border guards numbering 60 people. with skillful and decisive actions, he destroyed the crews of heavy machine guns and up to 30 enemy machine gunners, and put the rest to flight. Twice wounded comrade. Petrenko K.P. did not leave the leadership of the group, fought for 6 hours!
On July 17, 1941, near the village of Brusinevichi, an anti-tank battery and 8 checkers were destroyed under his leadership. In the area of ​​the Fanipol station with a group of border guards of 80 people. entered into battle with an enemy company, supported by a tank and advancing in the defense sector of the 108th Infantry Division and threatening the Field Office of the 3rd Army. Skillful actions comrade. Petrenko K.P. ensured the exit from the encirclement of the command of the 3rd Army, headed by the commander of the army, Lieutenant General Kuznetsov.
Border guards under the command of Captain Petrenko K.P. more than 10 times went into the deep rear of the enemy, obtaining valuable intelligence data. For the feats accomplished during the defense of the state border of the USSR, he was nominated for the highest government award - the Order of Lenin, and was awarded the Order of the Red Banner.
Working as chief of staff of the 87th border regiment of the NKVD troops for the protection of the rear The Western Front showed great initiative in organizing service, combat training, and enjoyed great prestige among the personnel of the regiment.
Summer 1942 Major Petrenko K.P. appointed chief of the 1st (operational) department of the headquarters of the NKVD Troops Directorate for the protection of the rear of the Western Front. (RGVA: f. 38650, op. 1, d. 8.). In 1943, Chief of Staff of the 132nd Border Guard (later - Minsk Order of the Red Star) Regiment of the NKVD troops of the USSR.
In April 1944 - August 1945. - Commander of the 13th Border Vilna Order of the Alexander Nevsky Regiment of the NKVD troops of the USSR, which until August 1945 was part of the NKVD Troops Directorate for the Protection of the Rear of the 3rd Belorussian Front. From April 1, 1944 to March 30, 1945, the regiment had 31 military clashes during which 2035 German soldiers and officers and 374 bandits were killed and captured. As a result of properly organized service and operational intelligence work, 170 spies were detained and exposed. In 1944 the regiment distinguished itself during the liberation of Vilno.
During the liquidation of the East Prussian grouping of German troops south-west of Konigsberg, the regiment's subunits acted directly in the combat formations of the Red Army units or immediately behind them, promptly seized the enemy's sabotage and terrorist agents, ensuring the normal operation of the military rear.
Since October 1945, the 13th frontier regiment of the NKVD Troops Directorate for the protection of the rear of the active Red Army in the Far East.
Awards: two Orders of the Red Banner, the Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky II degree, the Order of the Patriotic War II degree, the Order of the Red Star, medals: "For the Defense of Moscow", etc. (as of the summer of 1945).
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