Maximov, Konstantin Matveevich with his daughter Irina

Maximov, Konstantin Matveevich with his daughter Irina: [Photo].- 9 September 1939 - printing, black-and-white.-Access: Internet portal of the Presidential Library.Electronic reproduction (2 files, JPEG: 0,2 MB).Portrait of Konstantin Matveyevich Maximova and Irina's daughter and an infant.Photo corners inserted in a cardboard box.On the back side handwritten in purple ink: 9 / IX-'38 Kostya and Ira.users copying is not allowed.Irina Konstantinova Maksimov (1938-1942) - eldest daughter of an engineer-captain-lieutenant Konstantin Matveevich Maximov, CU-5 commander of the submarine "Sch-406".Born in 1938 in Leningrad.In the spring of 1942 with his mother Serafima Fedorovna and her younger sister Valeria was evacuated from besieged Leningrad in Biysk (Altai Territory), where she died of meningitis.- Maksimov Konstantin Matveevich (1915-1943) - Engineer Lieutenant Commander, Commander-5 warhead submarine "Sch-406".He graduated from the Faculty of diesel Higher Naval Engineering College named after Dzerzhinsky in 1939, was sent to the submarine forces of the Baltic Fleet.Since the beginning of World War II served as CU-5 commander of the submarine "Sch-406".For successful performance of combat missions, was awarded the Order of Lenin Command (08.15.1942), for the courage and dedication was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War I level (11.10.1942).When performing a combat mission June 1, 1943 the crew of the submarine "Sch-406" was killed in a bombing of the boat in the German minefield.1. Maximov, Konstantin Matveevich (1915-1943) - Photographs.2. Maximova, Irina Konstantinova (1938-1942) - Photographs.3. The memory of the Great Victory (collection).4. People (collection).5. Russia in the people of (the collection).6. submariners - the USSR - Photos.7. Documentary photography.8. portrait photography.BBK 63.3 (2) 614-8ya611BBK 68.53 (2) r311ya611an electronic copy of the source: from private collectionThe storage location of the original: From the private collection