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Commission of the Public Chamber Russian Federation on issues of national security and the socio-economic conditions of life of military personnel, their families and veterans held hearings on the topic "On the prospects for the development of Suvorov military schools in the Russian Federation." We publish excerpts from the speeches made.

The main issue is the reconstruction of the North Caucasian Suvorov Military School (SKSVU) in the system of the Ministry of Defense on the basis of the current Vladikavkaz cadet corps.

In line with state policy

In 1918, the 36th Tula Infantry Courses for Red Commanders were created, which laid the foundation for the Ordzhonikidze Higher Combined Arms Command School named after Marshal twice. Soviet Union A. I. Eremenko (OVOKU). In May 1924, the 17th Tula Infantry School (former 36th courses) was relocated to Vladikavkaz and became known as the 17th Vladikavkaz Infantry School. I, a graduate of the Ordzhonikidze VOKU, know the history of the city. Back at the beginning of the 20th century, the Vladikavkaz Cadet Corps was created there, a unique building was built. All this is evidence of the once correct policy to strengthen the region.

I remember that in our school there were children from all the peoples of the Soviet Union. We were different. Four years received higher education, but most importantly - studied the traditions North Caucasus and the peoples of the USSR in general. We were taught to be friends, culture, history. Then, after graduating from college, we went abroad, to other republics, territories, regions, and having such a potential, we worked with soldiers and the local population, introduced this culture, and developed it. In fact, we were educators and conductors of a correct interethnic policy. Our and other schools in Vladikavkaz played a huge role in instilling tolerance and tolerance among our people, forming a sense of friendship, respect for the peoples of different nationalities, for people in general.

officer and in Russian Empire, and in the USSR carried state ideas, preserved the integrity of the country. Today, somehow, we are gradually leaving the North Caucasus, including due to the fact that we are reducing military schools. The OVOKU, the Ordzhonikidze Higher Military Red Banner Command School of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR named after S. M. Kirov (OVVKKU, later the North Caucasian Military Institute of the Internal Troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs), the Ordzhonikidze Higher Anti-Aircraft Missile Air Defense Command School (OVZRKU) were destroyed.

This year marked the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Stalingrad. There is a book about OVOKU. She says: in the most difficult period in November 1942, when Manstein was sent to break through - to release Paulus, all Vladikavkaz schools were sent to the front. The boys were alerted and unloaded at the Chirskaya station. All three schools perished in the snow to prevent the breakthrough of Manstein's tank columns. We can imagine what training the cadets had and what our militia had with a two-week training. Cadets spent months, and sometimes years, preparing for a real war. They played the most important role in Battle of Stalingrad. It is not for nothing that our school, OVOKU, was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of War, and many graduates became Heroes of the Soviet Union.

After the collapse of the USSR, the Vladikavkaz School became the only base for mountain training of officers. Look at our borders. How many mountainous territories do we have, ranging from Far East and ending north. Mountain training is needed everywhere. There is no such base as it was in OVOKU. There were schools in Alma-Ata, Tbilisi, but the best was in Vladikavkaz. I say this as a former officer of the Main Staff of the Ground Forces, who inspected all the combined arms schools. There were eight of them in the Soviet Union, and the best mountain training was in Vladikavkaz.

Finishing the historical part, I will note: if we achieved the legal status of the Suvorov School, which belongs to the Ministry of Defense, then we would not only transfer glorious traditions to the current Vladikavkaz Cadet Corps, but also strengthen our state. It is necessary to take into account the political situation and the significance of the region, as well as the role of officer training. I propose to revive the history and traditions of OVOKU on the basis of the current cadet corps. Another option: let the corps remain a cadet (Suvorov) school of the Ministry of Education, but at the same time - the successor of both the Imperial Cadet Corps and the Higher Combined Arms Command School of the USSR Armed Forces.

Alexander Kanshin,
Chairman of the Commission of the Public Chamber on National Security and Socio-Economic Conditions of Life of Military Personnel, Members of Their Families and Veterans

The Ministry of Defense does not eliminate itself

We are very sensitive to what we have. We are talking about pre-university educational institutions of the system of Suvorov schools, the Nakhimov School, and cadet corps. The same applies to higher military educational institutions. Traditions and military-patriotic education are now being revived in the Ministry of Defense. It's no secret that one of the first decisions of the Minister of Defense was the return of Suvorov and Cadets to the parades in 2013. In all cities where pre-university educational institutions are located, such events were held.

The next step - by order of the Minister of Defense, the Suvorov and Nakhimov schools, the cadet corps are subordinate to the respective commanders-in-chief, that is, the chiefs, in whose interests the training will subsequently take place. Basically, all IEDs - to the Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces. Ulyanovsk School - Commander of the Airborne Forces. St. Petersburg Cadet Corps - to the Deputy Minister of Defense, General of the Army Bulgakov. Maritime pre-university educational institutions, primarily St. Petersburg Nakhimov, to the Commander-in-Chief of the Navy.

Further, we made the departmental system of pre-university education more open and understandable. Currently, we are ending the enrollment of underage citizens in pre-university educational institutions. Over 1700 people have been selected. The competition for pre-university educational institutions this year is much higher than last year. This is facilitated by the fact that the Minister of Defense expanded the categories of citizens for admission to departmental educational institutions. The privilege to enroll only children of military personnel and civilian personnel, orphans, children left without parental care has been removed. All underage citizens come from the current admission campaign.

It was decided to restore the military component of training. From September 1, we plan to introduce the subject “Fundamentals military service", including drill and fire training. In the 10-11th grades - military regional studies. During the summer period, at least two weeks, and in some educational institutions even three weeks, for Suvorov, Nakhimov, Cadets, trips to specialized military educational institutions are planned. There they will be able to get acquainted with the life of cadets, get primary knowledge about the chosen military specialties.

This year, about 90 percent of graduates of pre-university educational institutions The Ministry of Defense decided to enter the universities of the Ministry of Defense. The rest preferred the FSB, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Ministry of Emergency Situations.

On the merits of the question.

In 2010-2011, the North Caucasian Suvorov Military School was transferred to the jurisdiction of the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania. However, I repeat, each school is unique for us, so we accompany any such institution even when it is no longer under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Defense. We still don't lose touch.

Until 2011, SKVVU was maintained in accordance with an agreement between the Ministry of Defense and the government of the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania. The powers to manage the educational institution were divided. Later, the parliament of the republic adopted a resolution on the transfer of IEDs to the region. Appropriate appeals were sent to the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation and the head of the republic. Further: the legislation of the Russian Federation did not allow maintaining an institution on the terms of co-financing. Two new articles were introduced into the Budget Code (38.1 and 60). In order to solve this problem, the military department reported the situation to the president of the country and proposed either to amend the budget code to return to co-financing, or to look for new ways to co-found educational institutions of the cadet type.

only public interest

It is necessary to switch from the language of financial to state-political. The basic one is the provision that is offered to society in many public speaking Supreme Commander. When we set out to recreate this historic military educational institution, the situation in the North Caucasus was better. However, there was little money and response in state structures.

Now the situation is not ideal, but there is much more understanding at different levels. We are talking about preserving the continuity and military intelligentsia that are characteristic of the Russian and the Greater Caucasus in general as part of historical Russia. The withdrawal of military schools from the region, their abolition is political myopia.

Last autumn, I spoke at a large international forum in Bulgaria dedicated to the 135th anniversary of the victory in the Russian-Turkish war of 1877-1878. I told about the battles of two Vladikavkaz regiments of the front line on Shipka. This aroused great interest. Thus, we have a glorious military past. The fact that there is no Suvorov School, the universities of the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the border troops have been liquidated is a mistake.

The approach to solving this issue should not go through numbers. If there is a state will, it doesn't matter if there are 600 or 800 trainees in the state (the question was raised how many cadets should be in the school). You don't have to ask for two or three years to fix a problem. Some decisions are made quickly, like on the battlefield, if it is politically expedient to do so.

From my personal conversations in 1998 with the president and the chairman of the government, the filling of the newly opened SVU with everything necessary began. We were not interested in money then. We pulled these things on ourselves in the hope that we would later hand it over to the Ministry of Defense. Now the exact opposite is being said.

So, there was a presidential order to recreate the school, a detailed government decree of March 2, 2000, a directive of the General Staff of the RF Armed Forces of August 18, 1999, an order of the Minister of Defense of April 11, 2000. Received license No. 1342 dated April 2, 2010, valid until April 3, 2015, according to which the SKVVU must operate in the system of the Ministry of Defense.

In 2008, we managed, using primarily political arguments, to defend the school. former minister Defense Serdyukov assured that there would be no liquidation. However, later, in 2011, all instances were ignored. Decision not brought even to the level of verbal agreement. This is an elementary, textbook procedure in the state. The military-political aspects were forgotten. The main thing turned out to be property, inventory.

The school has disappeared. Today it is necessary to create a precedent: in order to correct the erroneous decisions of the Serdyukov era, it is necessary to cancel the completely inexplicable - the liquidation of the SKVVU.

As long as traditions are not forgotten, there is aspiration, attitude, it is important to focus on restoring a unique educational institution. The Public Chamber, which has a special authority among a huge number of organizations, must resolve this issue.

Now there is a hard work on a single story. The diversity of teenage educational institutions launches reverse process. It is wrong to take apart the Suvorov schools. The competition between law enforcement agencies creates an image that is by no means a national one. In each of them, it is proved that it is their federal agency that is the most excellent, that without them the country will simply disappear. This is absurd.

Decisions made

Based on the results of the meeting and public hearings that took place on the territory of the republic, and also taking into account the social and political significance of this educational institution in the training of military personnel from among the youth of the republics of the North Caucasus, the commission will send a letter to the Minister of Defense with a request to consider the possibility of restoring the North Caucasian Suvorov military school in its former status - under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Defense. The Commission of the Public Chamber creates working group led by the first deputy chairman of the commission, Vladimir Lagkuev, who will monitor the situation related to the restoration of SKVVU in Vladikavkaz.

Help "VPK"

On September 26, 1901, the Vladikavkaz Cadet Corps (1901–1917) was created by personal decree of Emperor Nicholas II.

1919 - The Vladikavkaz Cadet Corps was reinstated in the Armed Forces of the South of Russia.

On March 4, 1920, he retreated in marching order to Georgia, from where he was transferred to the Crimea. In the Russian army in the Crimea, from the remnants of him and the Poltava Cadet Corps, the Crimean Cadet Corps was created, located in Oreanda, and then evacuated to Yugoslavia.

In August 1947, the school was relocated by three trains to the capital of North Ossetia - the city of Dzaudzhikau (since 1954 - Ordzhonikidze, since 1990 - Vladikavkaz) and became known as the North Caucasian SVU.

1948 - the first issue of SKVVU.

1948-1958 - Caucasian red banner Suvorov officer school (Suvorov and cadets).

1958-1965 - Caucasian Red Banner SVU (only Suvorov).

1965-1968 - Ordzhonikidze SVU.

1968-1988 - on the basis of the Suvorov and combined arms schools, the Ordzhonikidze Higher Combined Arms Command School named after Marshal of the Soviet Union A. I. Eremenko (OVOKU) was created and graduates officers.

2000 - opening of a new SKVVU (2000-2011), restored on the basis of the order of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation of April 11, 2000 with the active support of the President of the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania Alexander Dzasokhov.

April 2, 2010 - SKVVU received license No. 1342, according to which the school must operate in the system of the Ministry of Defense until April 3, 2015.

2011 - SKVVU was closed, the property was transferred to the Ministry of Education of the Republic in 2012.

2012 - the opening of the Vladikavkaz cadet corps outside the system of the RF Ministry of Defense.

It is necessary to restore the North Caucasian IED in its former status - under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Defense

The Commission of the Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation on National Security Issues and the Socio-Economic Conditions of Life of Military Personnel, Members of Their Families and Veterans held hearings on the topic “On the Prospects for the Development of Suvorov Military Schools in the Russian Federation”. We publish excerpts from the speeches made.

The main issue is the reconstruction of the North Caucasian Suvorov Military School (SKSVU) in the system of the Ministry of Defense on the basis of the current Vladikavkaz Cadet Corps.

In line with state policy

In 1918, the 36th Tula infantry courses for red commanders were created, which laid the foundation for the Ordzhonikidze Higher Combined Arms Command School named after Marshal of the Soviet Union A.I. Eremenko (OVOKU). In May 1924, the 17th Tula Infantry School (former 36th courses) was relocated to Vladikavkaz and became known as the 17th Vladikavkaz Infantry School. I, a graduate of the Ordzhonikidze VOKU, know the cities. Back at the beginning of the 20th century, the Vladikavkaz Cadet Corps was created there, a unique building was built. All this is evidence of the once correct policy to strengthen the region.

I remember that in our school there were children from all the peoples of the Soviet Union. We were different. They received higher education for four years, but most importantly, they studied the traditions of the North Caucasus and the peoples of the USSR in general. We were taught to be friends, culture, history. Then, after graduating from college, we went abroad, to other republics, territories, regions, and having such a potential, we worked with soldiers and the local population, introduced this culture, and developed it. In fact, we were educators and conductors of a correct interethnic policy. Our and other schools in Vladikavkaz played a huge role in instilling tolerance and tolerance among our people, forming a sense of friendship, respect for the peoples of different nationalities, for people in general.

The officer both in the Russian Empire and in the USSR carried state ideas, preserved the integrity of the country. Today, somehow, we are gradually leaving the North Caucasus, including due to the fact that we are reducing military schools. The OVOKU, the Ordzhonikidze Higher Military Red Banner Command School of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR named after S. M. Kirov (OVVKKU, later the North Caucasian Military Institute of the Internal Troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs), the Ordzhonikidze Higher Anti-Aircraft Missile Air Defense Command School (OVZRKU) were destroyed.

This year marked the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Stalingrad. There is a book about OVOKU. She says: in the most difficult period in November 1942, when Manstein was sent to break through - to release Paulus, all Vladikavkaz schools were sent to the front. The boys were alerted and unloaded at the Chirskaya station. All three schools perished in the snow to prevent the breakthrough of Manstein's tank columns. We can imagine what training the cadets had and what our militia had with a two-week training. Cadets spent months, and sometimes years, preparing for a real war. It was they who played the most important role in the Battle of Stalingrad. It is not for nothing that our school, OVOKU, was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of War, and many graduates became Heroes of the Soviet Union.

After the collapse of the USSR, the Vladikavkaz School became the only base for mountain training of officers. Look at our borders. How many mountainous territories we have, ranging from the Far East to the north. Mountain training is needed everywhere. There is no such base as it was in OVOKU. There were schools in Alma-Ata, Tbilisi, but the best was in Vladikavkaz. I say this as a former officer of the Main Staff of the Ground Forces, who inspected all the combined arms schools. There were eight of them in the Soviet Union, and the best mountain training was in Vladikavkaz.

Alexander Kanshin,
Chairman of the Commission of the Public Chamber on National Security and Socio-Economic Conditions of Life of Military Personnel, Members of Their Families and Veterans

The Ministry of Defense does not eliminate itself

It was decided to restore the military component of training. From September 1, we plan to introduce the subject "Fundamentals of military service", including drill and fire training. In the 10-11th grades - military regional studies. During the summer period, at least two weeks, and in some educational institutions even three weeks, for Suvorov, Nakhimov, Cadets, trips to specialized military educational institutions are planned. There they will be able to get acquainted with the life of cadets, get primary knowledge about the chosen military specialties.

This year, about 90 percent of graduates of pre-university educational institutions of the Moscow Region decided to enter the universities of the Ministry of Defense. The rest preferred the FSB, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Ministry of Emergency Situations.

On the merits of the question.

Igor Muravlyannikov,
Acting Head of the Department of Military Education of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, Colonel

only public interest

It is necessary to switch from the language of financial to state-political. The basic position is the one proposed to the society in many public speeches of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief. When we set about recreating this historic military educational institution, the situation in the North Caucasus was better. However, there was little money and response in state structures.

In 2008, we managed, using primarily political arguments, to defend the school. Former Minister of Defense Serdyukov assured that there would be no liquidation. However, later, in 2011, all instances were ignored. The decision was not brought even to the level of verbal agreement. This is an elementary, textbook procedure in the state. The military-political aspects were forgotten. The main thing turned out to be property, inventory.

Now there is a hard work on a single story. The diversity of teenage educational institutions triggers the reverse process. It is wrong to take apart the Suvorov schools. The competition between law enforcement agencies creates an image that is by no means a national one. In each of them, it is proved that it is their federal agency that is the most excellent, that without them the country will simply disappear. This is absurd.

Alexander Dzasokhov,
Deputy Chairman of the Commission of the Russian Federation for UNESCO

Decisions made

Based on the results of the meeting and public hearings that took place on the territory of the republic, and also taking into account the social and political significance of this educational institution in the training of military personnel from among the youth of the republics of the North Caucasus, the commission will send a letter to the Minister of Defense with a request to consider the possibility of restoring the North Caucasian Suvorov military school in its former status - under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Defense. The Commission of the Civic Chamber is creating a working group headed by the first deputy chairman of the commission Vladimir Lagkuev, which will monitor the situation related to the restoration of SKVVU in Vladikavkaz.

Alexander Kanshin

reference

On September 26, 1901, the Vladikavkaz Cadet Corps (1901–1917) was created by personal decree of Emperor Nicholas II.

1919 - The Vladikavkaz Cadet Corps was reinstated in the Armed Forces of the South of Russia.

1948 - the first issue of SKVVU.

1948-1958 - Caucasian red banner Suvorov officer school (Suvorov and cadets).

1958-1965 - Caucasian Red Banner SVU (only Suvorov).

1965-1968 - Ordzhonikidze SVU.

April 2, 2010 - SKVVU received license No. 1342, according to which the school must operate in the system of the Ministry of Defense until April 3, 2015.

2011 - SKVVU was closed, the property was transferred to the Ministry of Education of the Republic in 2012.

2012 - the opening of the Vladikavkaz cadet corps outside the system of the RF Ministry of Defense.

On October 24, 25 and 26, 1981, the capital of North Ossetia, Ordzhonikidze (now Vladikavkaz), was shaken by large-scale anti-government protests by extremist and hooligan groups of local residents. To combat them in the city, whose population barely exceeded 250 thousand people, consolidated detachments and units of 3 military schools, 13 units of internal troops, 2 formations of the Soviet army, internal affairs and state security agencies were concentrated - a total of 7160 bayonets (according to as of October 27, 1981).

The cause of the events that took place in Ordzhonikidze in the autumn of 1981 should be sought in the even more distant 1957. It was then that on the territory of the Prigorodny region of the North Ossetian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, conflicts broke out between the Ingush, who returned from a thirteen-year exile in Kazakhstan, and immigrants from South Ossetia who were resettled here after their deportation.

The decision of the Soviet government to grant the former special settlers, in this case the Ingush, the right to choose their former places of residence as permanent ones turned the Prigorodny district, one of the most densely populated in the republic, into a source of constant headaches for district and regional leaders. The situation was further aggravated by the pretentious behavior of the Ingush, who returned from remote places of forced stay angry and gloomy, but in the status of illegally repressed and completely trustworthy people.

The result of criminally illiterate decisions at the highest level, multiplied by an explosive ethno-psychological factor and elementary human aggressiveness, made itself felt during the period of “quiet and smoothness” of the reign of the most serene Soviet leadership headed by Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev ...

From the report of the First Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of the North Ossetian ASSR B.B. Dziova at a meeting of the collegium of the Republican Ministry of Internal Affairs on December 23, 1981:

“The events that you witnessed are the result of a shallow analysis, an insufficiently critical attitude towards the events that took place in previous years. The operational situation in Ordzhonikidze and some settlements of the Prigorodny district escalated back in 1972-1973. At that time, there was an active indoctrination of the Ingush part of the population (of course, not by internationalists) in order to raise the question of separating the Prigorodny district and joining it to the Chechen-Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic.

... Subsequently, the situation changed after a series of murders. There was information about moods, but ... vague.

... And a new murder was committed ... Here is the result for you.

During the period of the events described, the head of the Prigorodny District Department of Internal Affairs of the North Ossetian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic V.G. Gritsan reported at the same meeting:

“October 21, 1981, at night, in the territory of the village of Plievo, Nazranovsky district of the Chechen-Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, in the courtyard of Makhriev’s house, unidentified persons killed a taxi driver OPAP-1 of the city of Ordzhonikidze Gagloev Kazbek Ivanovich, born in 1953, an Ossetian who lived in the village of Kambileevskoye of the Prigorodny district North Ossetian ASSR. On October 22, after an autopsy performed in Grozny, the body of Gagloev K.I. was taken to Kambileevskoye. The funeral was scheduled for October 24, 1981.”

... At about 10 am on October 24, 1981, the operational duty officer for the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the North Ossetian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic informed the acting head of the Ordzhonikidze Higher Military Command Red Banner School (OVVKKU) named after S.M. Kirov of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR (now the North Caucasian Military Institute of the Internal Troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation) Colonel N.T. Nabatov (the head of the school, Major General N.I. Ivanov was on vacation) about the likelihood of involving cadets in the suppression of possible riots in the territory of the row settlements Prigorodny district and Ordzhonikidze himself in connection with the funeral of K.I. Gagloev.

The forces and means of the school were brought to an appropriate state of readiness. It did not take much time, given the fact that the personnel of two of the four OVVKKU battalions (2nd and 3rd courses) were in the Irafsky district, where they assisted the village workers in harvesting corn.

In addition to the OVVKKU named after S.M. Kirov of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR, not a single part of the internal troops was deployed on the territory of the republic. The security units of local correctional and medical labor institutions did not count.

... The further events of the day took an unexpected and extremely bad turn.

“At 2 pm on October 24, 1981,” V.G. Gritsan, - a funeral procession of about 1000 people headed towards the cemetery. However, some women began to call on men, especially young ones, to carry the coffin with the body of K.I. Gagloev to the regional party committee. The inflammatory appeals led to the fact that the procession actually turned in the direction of Ordzhonikidze.

In the order of the funeral procession, there were changes that are unacceptable in North Ossetia: women and children went ahead ...

This, to a certain extent, was the reason that the barrier of the police officers was broken, and the column continued to move in the direction of Ordzhonikidze.

... The male part of the column, when breaking through the barrier, behaved aggressively, expressed threats, allowed obscene language, used physical force against police officers and old men from the Gagloev family, who prevented the procession from moving to the capital of the republic.

Having crushed other few police cordons along the way, the crowd, already numbering about 3,000 people, by 15 o'clock reached the northern outskirts of Ordzhonikidze - the village of Sputnik, where cadets of the 8th and 9th companies of the 3rd battalion (4th course) OVVKKU under the command of Lieutenant Colonel M.S. Mina and a small detachment of employees of the Leninsky District Department of Internal Affairs. Neither of them had even rubber sticks.

... A few minutes later, cadets and policemen, beaten to the blood, in torn uniforms, received an order to return to Ordzhonikidze, where now the “funeral procession” was rushing straight by no one and nothing restrained, turning itself into an evil, raging herd.

Head of the OVVKKU named after S.M. Kirov Major General N.I. Ivanov, interrupting his vacation, which turned out to be short, arrived at the school at 14.50 directly from an emergency meeting of the members of the headquarters of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the SO ASSR, from where he reported by phone to the officer on duty at the GUVV (Main Directorate of Internal Troops) of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The alarming news about the breakout of the participants of the “Kambileev march” through the police-cadet barrier at Sputnik and their unimpeded passage to the central, Leninsky district of Ordzhonikidze, of course, forced the republican leadership to take urgent, but, as it soon turned out, insufficiently adequate measures.

... At about 15.40, the crowd, which had increased to 4,000 people, rapidly moved into the central part of Ordzhonikidze and, having overturned the barrage lines of two companies of the 3rd and 4th OVVKKU battalions on the outskirts of Freedom Square, instantly filled it. The building of the regional committee of the CPSU and the Council of Ministers of the North Ossetian ASSR was located here. And about fifteen meters from him towered a gray stone bulk of the OVVKU.

Having ordered the coffin with the body of the unfortunate taxi driver to be placed on a marble podium, the organizers of the gathering went to the regional party committee to hand it over to the first secretary B.E. Kabaloev demand to go to the protesters. One of the main demands of the participants in the excessively prolonged funeral was the eviction of persons of Ingush nationality from the North Ossetian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, at least from the territory of the Prigorodny district.

Where exactly, and most importantly, guided by what legal acts, B.E. Kabaloev was supposed to deport the Ingush, the “protesters”, the angry inhabitants of the ill-fated district, as well as the almost thousand “patriotic” onlookers who had already joined them in Ordzhonikidze, it seems, were the least of all.

…Time meanwhile passed. The first secretary of the regional committee of the CPSU did not show up at the door of the institution entrusted to him, and the patience of the crowd began to run out menacingly: it no longer grumbled, but roared wildly.

The cadets, who had cordoned off the square for the second time, managed with great difficulty to restrain the influx of replenishment to the “rally”, mainly numerous groups of young people loitering in the city center.

... Perhaps Bilar Emazaevich Kabaloev should have left earlier. Although, as it turned out later, this would have changed little.

What happened a few minutes later, during this and the next two days on Freedom Square and not only on it?

... An unexpectedly furious assault on the building of the regional committee by a distraught crowd. “The crowd went berserk” - such words will be found in the entries of the combat operations log of the OVVKKU on October 24-26, 1981 more than once. The swift throw of the special platoon of the “Kirovites”, who literally snatched B.E. Kabaloev from a ring of completely uncontrollable pogromists who squeezed him, a truly jackal reprisal against cadet Lipov, who was thrown out of the window of the second floor of the regional committee.

... The gang, bursting with anger, left the building of the regional committee together with Kabaloev, who was in a dense environment of cadets of the special platoon.

Addressing relatives, friends and fellow villagers K.I. Gagloev, the first secretary calls them to prudence: to stop the atrocities, show respect, finally, compassion for the deceased, return to the village and commit his body to the earth, as it has long been supposed to be done in accordance with Orthodox, and indeed universal traditions. In response, angry cries, whistles, cackle, threats are heard. At this time, additional forces of the “Kirovites” are hastily pouring out of the school and dispersing around the perimeter of the square - already in protective helmets, with rubber sticks and shields. The reaction of the already extremely electrified crowd is quite predictable - now its fury was concentrated on the only force capable of resisting it ...

One of the companies of senior students and a special platoon, forced at that moment to save B.E. Kabaloev from the finally furious "demonstrators", grabbing the head of the republic almost in an armful, managed to retreat to the building of the regional committee, where they barricaded themselves. The remaining units of the 3rd battalion and the 4th battalion were pressed against the walls of their school, first by a hail of paving stones (piles lying right here, next to it - they were going to lay out the alley of Prospekt Mira the day before), and soon by the many times superior enemy. The crowd thrashed the cadets with fists and sticks, and numerous women who participated in this terrible coven tore their faces with their nails.

Ivanov immediately ordered to urgently let the personnel of both battalions into the OVVKKU. A mob of many thousands, pursuing the cadets, “on their shoulders” tried to break into the school, but to no avail and compensated for their tactical failure by bombarding the windowpanes of the “command Red Banner” with the same cobblestones that she had in abundance. The OVVKKU responded with “Bird cherry” and explosive packets, which, however, caused only short-term confusion among the besiegers. And soon "Bird cherry" flew back one after another, that is, into the windows of the school, most of the glasses of which were already broken. The windows had to be screened from the inside with bed nets, cabinets, stands - they served as more or less reliable protection against the paving stones still flying from the street, the stocks of which the crowd, fortunately, soon ran out of ...

Ivanov gives three more orders. A few minutes later, the officers, along with the ensigns, received service weapons and ammunition in their hands. In the lobby, opposite the doors of the central checkpoint, a machine gunner took up his position. And an armored personnel carrier equipped with ammunition and refueled to the eyeballs drove into the “gateway” of the cargo checkpoint. If necessary, his crew had to take out the banner of the “Kirovites” from the building.

... The frustrated scoundrels mostly went in search of "shells" in the nearby city park of culture, the remaining hooligans of different ages, dispersed along the alley of Prospekt Mira, methodically broke out the bars from the few surviving benches, not immediately responding to trucks quickly entering the gates of the school.

These were cadets of the 2nd and 3rd courses of the OVVKKU, urgently recalled from the harvest from the collective farms of the Irafsky district ...

... Forty minutes later, around 01.15 already on October 25, the 1st, 2nd battalions and two companies of the 3rd battalion of the "Kirovites" simultaneously poured into the square from the gates of the cargo and the doors of the central checkpoint of the school, crashed into the crowd, stunned by surprise, cutting through her on the move in two, then they drove all this bunch into the depths of the park of culture, to the Ossetian settlement and beyond the Cast-iron bridge.

The area was cleared within 5-7 minutes. The coffin with the body of K.I. Gagloev was taken by a reinforced police squad to Kambileevskoye.

Almost half of the cadets participating in this attack did not have helmets, more than 500 (out of 800 with a little) instead of special rubber batons, had wooden bars, legs of armchairs and chairs or thick tree branches in their hands.

The acute shortage of shields had to be made up for with plywood “copies”, backs and seats, again of chairs - chairs, trays for bakery products (in fairness, it should be noted that these “unstable protective equipment” to a certain extent turned out to be more reliable than a few plexiglass shields, like usually shattered into pieces from a strong blow with a large stone).

It is not worth drawing accusatory conclusions from this - at that “conflict-free” time, the military educational institutions of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs were provided with special protective and other professional equipment in the amount necessary for practical training and the required reserve.

By 2:00 a.m., a convoy of several ZIL-131s with the personnel of the 1st motorized rifle battalion of the Grozny escort regiment entered the square - the Kirovites received long-awaited reinforcements.

... Starting from the next day and until October 28, units and military equipment of the Ordzhonikidze Higher Combined Arms and Anti-Aircraft Missile Schools, motorized rifle units of the North Caucasian Military District, units of internal troops: the Tbilisi motorized rifle regiment, separate motorized police battalions from Grozny, Rostov-on-Don, Donetsk and Astrakhan, the Pyatigorsk separate military commandant's office, the Donetsk separate motorized rifle battalion. A special group of the 54th escort division, a special-purpose company of the OMSDON named after F.E. Dzerzhinsky, 8 senior officers of the Main Directorate of Internal Troops, KGB units, "external troops" and KUOS officers of the OVVKKU. And even ... "reserves", "seconded" from the next fees. The top political leadership, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Ministry of Defense of the USSR will send the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the RSFSR M.S. Solomentsev, Generalov Yu.M. Churbanova, F.V. Bubenchikova, A.G. Sidorova, F.I. Belousova, Yu.I. Bogunova, V.V. Dubanin, as well as the Deputy Prosecutor General of the USSR N.A. Bazhenov.

In these two days, there was an onslaught every morning and, ultimately, a breakthrough on Freedom Square for almost 6,000 (and on the 26th - and more) hordes, then repeated and futile persuasion (to disperse) and, finally, fierce fights that continued until late at night .

The backbone of the crowd is young rabble, loafers, drunkards, drug addicts, in a word, those who usually actively participate in such “events”. Almost all with sticks, many with metal rods and knives.

Mercy is no longer given by either side: they beat evil, stubbornly, sometimes frenziedly ... Everything rushes in a crazy rhythm: a furious counterattack of cadets-“rocketmen”, which amazed even the “Kirovites”, indescribable joy in the OVVKKU - several “batches” of straightened pieces of a thick transformer cable - a worthy replacement for the standard-issue PR-73, and the belated arrival in Beslan of a board with hundreds of units of the most necessary special equipment: the same rubber sticks, durable shields, protective helmets. ... The second crowd throw at the regional committee and the school, attempts to seize the pre-trial detention center, the building of the national drama theater, the filtration point in the suburbs of Ordzhonikidze, the arson of the Central Bank, the Vladikavkaz hotel, the Komsomolets cinema ...

Hooligans cannot be stopped either by the icy streams of water hitting at point-blank range - knocked down by them, they break through to fire trucks and cut the sleeves of hydrants, nor armored personnel carriers - they simply set fire to, breaking bottles of gasoline on their bodies, pull out batteries, cooling hoses from power compartments , leaking radiators.

Only people can stop people. Noon on the 26th: the decisive phase of the special operation under the plan "Snowstorm". In fact, the First Deputy Chief of Staff of the Internal Troops of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs, Major General F.V. Bubenchikov orders to act quickly and decisively.

And then the roar of the armored personnel carrier, and with it the rhythmic blows on the shields of the batons that then shot up - the dispersal groups, outwardly unperturbed soldiers of the famous Tbilisi regiment of internal troops, crashed into the crowd. Withdrawal groups burst into the breaches made by the Tbilisians - fighters from Rostov, Grozny, cadets of the OVVKKU.

... The escort groups that completed the rout dragged the “withdrawn” to paddy wagons. They drove up one after another ... A thorough search - and to the filtration point, to Dachny.

Hundreds of barefoot fled from the square consolidated in other quarters and often “reformed” into new bands, the number of which quickly increased - “comrades in arms” still flocked from all over the city. Replenishment at the expense of residents of other regions of the republic was excluded: from the morning of the 26th, reinforced stationary and mobile traffic police posts prevented any attempts to enter the territory of Ordzhonikidze by suspiciously large groups of citizens, except, of course, passengers of buses performing inter-district and intercity flights.

However, the city troublemakers had enough of their own “reserves” for quite a long time, almost until 11.00 am on the 26th, although already in the morning of the same day they resorted to a peculiar way of sending additional forces “to the front line”: they blocked the way for buses, trolleybuses, trams and fixed-route taxis, drove of these passengers, the bulk of whom went, as befits on Monday, to work, then, having called on the apolitical inhabitants to realize their civic duty, they urged them to follow them in a “voluntary-compulsory” order. Needless to say, this recruitment did not bring any practical results ...

Toward the evening of October 26, numerous operational-military groups began to methodically smash the “rebels” who had gone on the defensive. The most fierce resistance was provided on the Hotel Bridge and near the House of Political Education, where, due to the hastily erected barricades, bricks and lit bottles of gasoline flew into the armored personnel carriers and the military, and besides, the armored personnel carriers could not overcome the rather high blockages. I had to call in the infantry fighting vehicles of the army motorized rifle units participating in the operation ...

The raids were carried out by units of internal troops, state security agencies and the police until the morning of October 27. In three days, about 800 of the most zealous rioters were detained.

According to official data, one person died as a result of injuries among those who took part in the riots. The security forces registered 328 injured servicemen, the vast majority of whom (226) were at the OVVKKU them. CM. Kirov. Injuries various kinds and degrees were received by 28 servicemen of other parts of the internal troops. The allies also got it (74 victims among cadets and officers of the Ordzhonikidze combined arms and anti-aircraft missile schools).

328 - applied for medical help. How many “non-converted” were there, who were ashamed, who considered it shameful or unnecessary?

Most of the injured servicemen had broken heads, injured lower and upper limbs, and mutilated faces.

“...If it weren’t for our school of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, we would have missed many,” summed up R.M. Kabaloev.

Timur MAKOEV

The North Caucasian Suvorov Military School, opened in 2000 in the capital of North Ossetia-Alania, the city of military glory Vladikavkaz, is designed to continue the glorious traditions of its predecessors.

More than 100 years ago, by personal decree of Emperor Nicholas II of September 26, 1901, the Vladikavkaz Cadet Corps was created for the sons of military personnel serving or serving in the Caucasus, local nobles and children “by election of the commander of the troops”.

On September 1, 1902, the grand opening of the building took place, timed to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the annexation of Georgia to Russia. Classes for pupils of the first set began in temporary premises, hastily converted barracks of the 81st Apsheron Regiment. By the 1903/4 academic year, classes were held in the building of the Vladikavkaz Cadet Corps, specially built for cadets (now the headquarters of the 58th Army is located here).

VlKK held nine editions. Graduates of the cadet corps bore the title of Vladikavkaz cadet with honor. During the First World War, a graduate of the corps I. Gusakov (1912) was awarded the St. George weapon and the St. George Cross of the 4th degree. Pupils of the corps, lieutenant K. Vakulovsky, cornet V. Skorobogaty, were awarded the St. George Cross.

During the Civil War, the number of pupils of the Vladikavkaz Cadet Corps increased from 500 to 900 people: in November 1919, cadets of the Petrovsko-Poltava Cadet Corps were merged into the corps. In the spring of 1920, a decision was made to evacuate the cadet corps from Vladikavkaz to the Crimea, and in October, on the initiative of General Wrangel, the Crimean cadet corps was created from the cadets of the Vladikavkaz and Poltava corps.

The KKK settled in Slovenia, in the city of Bila Tserkva. The Serbian Ministry of War provided the corps with two three-story stone buildings. The Crimean Cadet Corps existed for 10 years. Out of his midst came major engineers, technicians, architects, doctors, teachers, professors, writers, journalists and other figures in all areas of culture.

During the Great Patriotic War, the idea arose to revive the tradition of educating youth in military affairs. The author of the idea of creating Suvorov schools is the well-known Russian, Soviet military figure, General Alexei Alekseevich Ignatiev.

August 21, 1943 Council people's commissars and the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks adopt a resolution “On urgent measures to restore the economy in areas liberated from German occupation”, where a detailed program of priority measures was given to eliminate the grave consequences of the occupation. The decree emphasized that the Suvorov schools were being created in the same way as the old cadet corps, pointed out the need to create a wide network of special institutions for children destitute of the war.

In 1943, nine schools were opened, including the Krasnodar Suvorov Military School. Out of 3.5 thousand applicants, 540 young men aged 8 to 13 were selected. Most of the students were the children of fallen soldiers and front-line soldiers, including three - the sons of the Heroes of the Soviet Union. 58 of them are sons of regiments and young partisans, 11 were awarded orders and medals.

The location of the school was to be the city of Krasnodar. But then a suitable building was not found in the regional center, and the Suvorov School was temporarily located in the city of Maikop - the center of the Adygei Autonomous Region.

Major-General Aleksey Ivanovich Nerchenko, a participant in the Civil and Great Patriotic Wars, was appointed head of the school. He graduated from the Military-Political Academy, was the military commissar of a special cavalry brigade, head of the Oryol military infantry school. From September 1943 to January 1949 - head of the Krasnodar, later the Caucasian Red Banner Suvorov officer school.

December 19, 1943 in all nine schools, including the Krasnodar Suvorov Military School, took place big holiday, which went down in history as the opening day of the country's Suvorov schools.

In January 1944, the Krasnodar Suvorov Military School was presented with a banner, before which the Suvorovites took an oath of allegiance to the Motherland. In August 1947, the school was relocated by three railway echelons to the capital of North Ossetia, the city of Dzaudzhikau (since 1954 - Ordzhonikidze, since 1990 - Vladikavkaz). The school was located in the building of the former Vladikavkaz Cadet Corps, which by that time housed the 1st Ordzhonikidze Red Banner Infantry School.

On September 4, 1947, by order of the Minister of the Armed Forces of the USSR, the 1st Ordzhonikidze Red Banner Infantry School was renamed the North Caucasian Red Banner Infantry School, and in the same year the Krasnodar Suvorov Military School was renamed the North Caucasian Suvorov Military School.

In 1948, the first graduation of Suvorov students took place, 41 pupils graduated from the school. In the same year, the Suvorov School was merged with the North Caucasian Red Banner Infantry School. It was reorganized into the Caucasian Red Banner Suvorov Officer School, which was headed by Lieutenant General I.F. Barinov. After graduating from the Suvorov School, the pupil automatically became a cadet of his own school and two years later (subsequently three) graduated with the rank of lieutenant.

In 1958, the school was reorganized again and became only Suvorov, the name was accordingly changed to the Caucasian Red Banner Suvorov Military School (KK SVU), and in 1966 it was renamed the Ordzhonikidze Suvorov Red Banner Military School. In 1968, the last graduation of the Suvorovites took place.

Heads of the KKSVU:
1. Major General Nerchenko Alexey Ivanovich (September 1943 – January 1949)
2. Lieutenant General Iosif Fedorovich Barinov (February 1949 - February 1955)
3. Major General Busarov Mikhail Mikhailovich (March 1955 - December 1955)
4. Major General Filippov Mikhail Mikhailovich (December 1955 - November 1957)
5. Major General Rakov Stepan Semenovich (January 1958 - October 1966)
6.Major General Sarapin Nikolai Adamovich (October 1966 - August 1967)

The Caucasian Red Banner Suvorov Military School existed for a quarter of a century. There were 20 editions. The number of graduates was 1,862, of which 204 graduated with a gold medal, 179 with a silver medal.

On the basis of the Suvorov Military School, the Ordzhonikidze Higher Combined Arms Command School named after Marshal of the Soviet Union A.I. Eremenko. For the successful completion of the assignment to provide international assistance in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan and the courage and heroism shown at the same time, the title of Hero of the Soviet Union was awarded to a graduate of the KK SVU, Major General V.V. Kolesnik. By order No. 494 of November 17, 2005 of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation, Hero of the Soviet Union, Major General V.V. Kolesnik is permanently enrolled in the lists of the North Caucasian Suvorov Military School.

For courage and heroism shown during the hostilities in the Chechen Republic, the title of Hero of Russia was awarded to graduates of the Caucasian Red Banner Suvorov Military School: Chief of the Coastal Troops of the Northern Fleet, Major General A.I. Otrakovsky (posthumously), Deputy Commander of the North Caucasian Military District, Colonel General V.V. Bulgakov.

The North Caucasian Suvorov Military School was recreated by order of the Government of the Russian Federation, dated March 2, 2000. No. 522-R. on the basis of the order of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation dated April 11, 2000 No. 165.

The school is located in Vladikavkaz at the corner of V. Chkalov and Internatsionalnaya streets in a building built at the beginning of the 20th century. Before the revolution, it housed the Military Women's Gymnasium. Colonel Yury Georgievich Managarov was appointed head of the IC SVU. He commanded the school from 2000 to 2004. Born on December 5, 1949 in Novokuznetsk, in 1968 he graduated from the Caucasian Red Banner Suvorov Military School and entered the Leningrad Higher Command Combined Arms School. Graduated from the Military Academy named after M. V. Frunze.

In 2001, 349 young men aged 10-17, representatives of 19 nationalities from North Ossetia, Dagestan, Kabardino-Balkaria, Adygea, Stavropol and Krasnodar Territories, Volgograd and Rostov Regions, crossed the threshold of the Suvorov School. More than 30 Suvorovites were left without fathers who died as a result of local wars in the Caucasus. The same number of Suvorovites were complete orphans.

In order to increase the effectiveness of training and education of future officers, timely solution of educational and economic problems, a Board of Trustees was created, headed by the President of the Republic of North Ossetia - Alania A. Dzasokhov, who did a great job of organizing and comprehensively providing the educational process.

In 2003, the first graduation of Suvorov SK SVU took place. 54 students of Suvorov graduated from the school. The leadership of the Suvorov military school pays great attention to the education of future officers on the traditions of previous generations of the military intelligentsia. For this purpose, a well-equipped museum was designed, which reflects the history of the educational institution from the beginning of the last century.

In 2004, Major General Khavzhokov Boris Khabbasovich was appointed head of the school. He commanded the North Caucasian Suvorov Military School from 2004 to 2006. He was born on August 6, 1956 in the city of Nartkala of the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic. In 1978 he graduated from the Ordzhonikidze Higher Combined-Arms Command Twice Red Banner School named after Marshal of the Soviet Union A.I. Eremenko. In 1988 he graduated from the Military Academy named after M.V. Frunze.

Since 2006, Colonel Tavitov Ruslan Sergeevich has been appointed head of the SVU IC. Born on September 12, 1955. In 1977 he graduated from the Ordzhonikidze Higher Combined Arms Command School, the Military Academy. M.V. Frunze in 1991

According to the results of 2006/2007 school year The North Caucasian Suvorov Military School took the third place among 18 Suvorov military schools and cadet corps of Russia.

On the basis of the order of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation dated September 21, 2011, the SVU IC was transferred from the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation to the jurisdiction of the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania with the renaming into the State public educational institution "Cadet Boarding School:" Vladikavkaz Cadet Corps ". After two years, full of successes of cadets in studies, sports, creative life The school is going through a stage of reorganization again.

In 2014, at the initiative of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation and the government of North Ossetia-Alania, the Cadet Boarding School: Vladikavkaz Cadet Corps was renamed the North Caucasian Suvorov Military School and taken under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.

On September 1, 2014, a solemn event dedicated to the opening of the school and the beginning of the academic year took place. The restored school accepted 220 pupils-students of 6-11 grades. The event was attended by representatives of the command of the Southern Military District, the 58th Army, the government and parliament of North Ossetia - Alania, the administration of Vladikavkaz, public and veteran organizations.

Veteran graduates of the KK SVU - representatives of the Rostov regional organization "Suvorov-Nakhimov-Cadet Union" handed over to the school a copy of the Battle Banner of the Krasnodar Suvorov Military School. A copy of the banner was presented to the head of the Suvorov Military School, R. Tavitov, Hero of Russia, Colonel-General Vladimir Bulgakov.

May 31, 2015 as part of All-Russian action"The Watch of Heroes", timed to coincide with the 80th anniversary of the establishment of the title of Hero of the Soviet Union and the 23rd anniversary of the title of Hero of Russia, the 70th anniversary of the Great Victory, a large starship landed in the SC SVU. The Heroes of the Soviet Union, Heroes of Russia, including the famous cosmonauts Sergey Krikalev, who was awarded both titles, and the world record holder in space, twice Hero of the Soviet Union Alexander Ivanchenkov, came to visit the Suvorovites. The delegation was headed by Colonel-General Vladimir Shamanov, Hero of the Russian Federation, Commander of the Russian Airborne Forces.

On December 18, 2015, on the eve of the Day of the formation of the Suvorov Schools, the commander of the troops of the Southern Military District, Colonel General A.V. Galkin solemnly presented the flag to the North Caucasian Suvorov Military School. In response, the head of the school, R. Tavitov, on behalf of the entire staff of the IC SVU, assured the command of the Southern Military District that the Suvorovites would always be true to the Suvorov honor, duty and oath, would honor and keep the shrine as a symbol of trust in our country.

Twice in 2016 and 2017, the students of the Suvorov School became laureates of the All-Russian Public and State Initiative “Hot Heart” award and were inscribed in the book of Honor “Hot Heart”.

Three times, on September 1, 2016, 2017, 2018, on the Day of Knowledge, pupils of the SC SVU were congratulated by the Hero of the Russian Federation, commander of the troops of the Southern Military District, Colonel General A.V. Dvornikov, himself a graduate of the Ussuri Suvorov Military School. Visiting the school, the commander of the Southern Military District repeatedly noted with high awards the work of educators and the school administration.

In September 2017, Colonel General A.V. Dvornikov handed over to the officers-educators: Major Kashenko V.V., Lieutenant Colonel Oleinikov V.A., Major Tavasiev E.Kh. badges "For Service in the Caucasus".

In September 2018, from the hands of the commander, the officers-educators A. I. Maliev, N. N. Fedorchenko and S. E. Gritsenko, received the insignia "For Merit".

In September 2019, Deputy Commander of the Southern Military District, Lieutenant General Avdeev A.Yu. awarded the Badge of Distinction of the Southern Military District "For Merit" to the deputy head (for academic work) Zmailov I.V., the deputy head of the school (for MTO) Gataev S.Yu., the educator Oleinikov V.A.

The school is rightly proud of the achievements of its students.

Twice, in 2018 and 2019 students of the Suvorov School took the 1st place in the qualifying stage of the "Cadet Games", among students of pre-university educational organizations of the Southern Military District; Suvorov School multiple winners Regional competition young researchers "Step into Science" of the All-Russian Competition for Young Researchers "Start into Science", the International Scientific and Technical Conferences "Young Roboticist", the All-Russian Competition for the Achievements of Talented Youth "National Treasure of Russia".

During its existence, the school held 17 graduations, 822 Suvorov students graduated. Eleven students of Suvorov graduated from the SC SVU with a "gold medal": K. Zatynatsky (2011); V. Shkolnikov (2011); Ya. Shkolnikov (2011); O. Tkachenko (2011); Z. Aladzhikov (2016); K. Reu (2016); R. Karsanov (2017), V. Gabaraev (2018); A. Alekseev (2018), .A. Dzutsev (2019); B. Kasaev (2019). Three Suvorov students graduated from college with a "silver medal".

April 20, 2019 with the participation of the Deputy Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation Ivanov T.V. a solemn ceremony of opening a memorial stone at the construction site of a new complex of buildings of the North Caucasian Suvorov Military School took place.

I have the honor!

Ordzhonikidze Higher Combined Arms Command
Twice Red Banner School named after

90 years of the Ordzhonikidze Higher Combined Arms Command
Twice Red Banner School named after
Marshal of the Soviet Union A.I. Eremenko

Remember the fallen
take care of the living.

A person without a past does not exist.
Forgetting the past -
it's like a man without a homeland.

If someone shoots at the past with a gun,
the past will shoot him with a cannon.

R. Gamzatov

I have the honor!

Moscow
"MEGAPIR"
2008

The team of authors expresses their deep gratitude and appreciation to all those who assisted in the preparation of this publication, primarily to the authors of the book "Spanned with Glory" Vladimir Nikolaevich Belanov, Vladimir Nikolaevich Belikov, Alexander Aronovich Galperin, Leonid Vladimirovich Ilteev, as well as Maria Degizovna Betoeva, Colonel Vladislav Grigorievich Vecher, Vladimir Nikolaevich Gumenyuk, Nikolai Evgenievich Dontsov, Doctor of Social Sciences Nikolai Sergeyevich Martynenko, Sergey Vasilyevich Mitusov, Alexander Grigorievich Tkachenko, Vyacheslav Vasilyevich Sheludko, National Association of Associations of Reserve Officers of the Armed Forces (MEGAPIR) and personally the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Association, Doctor of Philosophy Alexander Nikolayevich Kanshin, Hero of the Soviet Union, Lieutenant General Vitaly Andreevich Ulyanov.

I have the honor / Auth.-comp. A.Yu. Grebennikov, A.P. Kovalev. Moscow: MEGAPIR Publishing House, 2008. 419 p. (+ on).
ISBN 978-5-98501-040-4
The book is dedicated to the glorious 90th anniversary of the establishment of the Ordzhonikidze Higher Combined Arms Command School named after Marshal of the Soviet Union A.I. Eremenko, who made an invaluable contribution to the training of highly qualified officers for the Armed Forces of our Fatherland.
On the basis of documents and materials, newspaper and magazine publications, memoirs, memoirs of veterans and graduates, it is told about the creation, formation, development of one of the oldest universities in the system of training officers of the Ground Forces. For 75 years of its practical activity, the school has passed a rich historical events way, but the traditions laid down by its first commanders, teachers and graduates were supported and developed by subsequent generations of command, teaching staff and future officers. Yes, the school has been gone since 1993, but it lives as long as those who served, worked and studied within its walls are alive.
The collection is illustrated with archival materials, photo documents and photographs reflecting significant events and everyday life of the university.
The book is addressed to a wide range of readers and, above all, to those who have linked their fate with the life of the Russian Armed Forces or are just on the verge of choosing their own. life path.

Central Executive Committee of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

Resolved:

To hand over the Revolutionary Red Banner to the Vladikavkaz infantry school as a sign of a call for its constant readiness to defend the gains of the socialist revolution.

Chairman of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR M. Kalinin

Secretary of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR A. Yenukidze

People's Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs and Chairman of the Revolutionary Military Council of the USSR K. Voroshilov

Moscow city

The complex of these beautiful buildings, at the very entrance to the city of Vladikavkaz along the Georgian Military Highway, always attracts the attention of citizens and guests of the capital of the Republic of North Ossetia - Alania.
A military town immersed in greenery, where the cadet corps was once located, then the 17th Vladikavkaz Infantry School, the Ordzhonikidze Red Banner Military School, the Caucasian Red Banner Suvorov Officer School, the Ordzhonikidze Higher Combined Arms Command Double Red Banner School named after Marshal of the Soviet Union A.I. Eremenko, and today keeps the memory of events, people who are directly related to the history of our Motherland.
The building itself - a unique structure, is still the pinnacle of architecture and has no equal in terms of layout and length.
Here, once upon a time, from tens of thousands of lips, the words of a military oath of allegiance to the tsar and the Fatherland, then to the state and people sounded. And there was not a single case that this solemn promise was not fulfilled.
Unfortunately, the military biography of the former cadet corps, combined arms school is now interrupted. But I want to believe that time and life will correct the admitted thoughtlessness. But, in spite of everything, those who worked, served and studied within these walls do not forget that wonderful time.
Every graduate of a military school, no matter how his life and service develops, always remembers with special love and tenderness the years spent within its walls, where the character was formed and tempered, the high qualities of a citizen and officer were born and developed.
For more than 40 thousand officers, the Ordzhonikidze Higher Combined Arms Command School named after Marshal of the Soviet Union A.I. Eremenko, which for 75 years has established itself as a true forge of command personnel.
Over the years, it has come a long and glorious path, glorious traditions have been born and developed in it. Some left its walls, others came to replace them and, having accepted this kind of baton, continued and increased the glorious traditions of their older comrades.
This book is dedicated to the glorious anniversary - the 90th anniversary of the creation of the Ordzhonikidze Higher Combined Arms Command School named after Marshal of the Soviet Union A.I. Eremenko.
Using live examples, it tells about the past and present of those who served and worked within its walls, its glorious military traditions, generals, officers and cadets who contributed to its history, the participation of his pupils in defending the Fatherland, performing service and combat tasks in hot spots of the USSR and Russia.
Its pages tell about the Heroes of the Soviet Union and Russia, enrolled forever in the lists of the personnel of the institute, outstanding military leaders - graduates of the university, famous athletes, scientists, about the work of his students, the constant search for command and scientific and pedagogical staff of ways to improve the efficiency of the educational process.
The command staff, its pupils and graduates were directly involved in civil war and the suppression of counter-revolutionary rebellions in the Don and the North Caucasus (1919 to 1930), hostilities in Spain (1936-1939), on Lake Khasan, the Khalkhin-Gol River (1939), with the White Finns (1940), in the Great Patriotic War ( 1941-1945), the defeat of militaristic Japan, in the events in Hungary (1956), Czechoslovakia (1968), in fulfilling international duty in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan (1979-1989), assisting in the training of personnel of the Armed Forces in various countries of the world , in unblocking interethnic conflicts in Central Asia, Transcaucasia and the Ossetian-Ingush conflict, eliminating the consequences of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, restoring constitutional order in the Chechen Republic and adjacent territories, maintaining a state of emergency in parts of the territories of the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania and the Republic of Ingushetia .
Over 75 years of successful practical activity of the school, more than 40 thousand officers were trained here, more than 300 students of the university were awarded the highest officer rank "general", 72 graduates became Heroes of the Soviet Union, including Major General I.I. Fesin and P.I. Shurukhin were awarded this title twice, 9 were awarded the title of Hero of Russia.
Over the years, deep glorious traditions have developed at the school, a highly professional teaching staff has been formed, capable of successfully solving complex problems in the training of officers.
For success in training highly qualified officers, the school was awarded the Revolutionary Red Banner, the Order of the Red Banner, five Diplomas of the Presidiums of the Supreme Soviets - the Russian Federation, North Ossetia, nine Commemorative and challenge Red Banners, two challenge prizes of the Military Council of the North Caucasian Military District "The Best Military School of the District" , Commemorative medals "200th anniversary of the voluntary annexation of Ossetia to Russia" and "50th anniversary of the autonomy of North Ossetia."
And today, graduates and pupils of the famous Ordzhonikidze Higher Combined Arms Command School named after Marshal of the Soviet Union A.I. Eremenko continues to glorify the glorious native school with their services to the Fatherland.

Council of Ministers of the USSR

Decree

"On the perpetuation of the memory of Marshal of the Soviet Union Eremenko A.I."

In order to perpetuate the memory of Marshal of the Soviet Union Eremenko A.I. Council of Ministers of the Union of the USSR

Decides:

Assign the name of Marshal of the Soviet Union A.I. Eremenko Ordzhonikidze Higher Combined Arms Command Double Red Banner School and henceforth to be called Ordzhonikidze Higher Combined Arms Command Double Red Banner School named after Marshal of the Soviet Union A.I. Eremenko.

Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the USSR A. Kosygin

Manager
Council of Ministers of the USSR M. Smirtyukov

Dear Veterans and
school graduates,
fighting friends!

On November 16, 2008, we will celebrate the 90th anniversary of the establishment of our Ordzhonikidze Higher Combined Arms Command School named after Marshal of the Soviet Union A.I. Eremenko.
Our school has played a significant role in the history of the Armed Forces. Its graduates took an active part in the Civil War, the fight against bandit and counter-revolutionary elements in the North Caucasus and the Basmachi in Central Asia, with the Falangists in Spain, repelled the aggression of the Japanese militarists on Lake Khasan and the Khalkhin Gol River, in the war with Finland, and on the fronts Great Patriotic War, the defeat of the Kwantung Army, numerous foreign missions as military advisers, in military operations in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan, unblocking interethnic conflicts on the territory of the Soviet Union, in restoring constitutional order in the Chechen Republic, while everywhere showing the courage and heroism brought up in them and steadfastness in protecting the interests and independence of our Motherland.
This glorious anniversary will be celebrated not only in Russia, but also in neighboring countries, in other countries of the world, where our pupils and graduates serve with dignity in various positions in the Armed Forces, other power structures, are in reserve, retired and retired.
Our university has much to be proud of. 81 Heroes of the Soviet Union and Russia, more than 300 generals who held and hold responsible positions in the public service, in the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation, and other public organizations studied within its walls.
This is a great merit of all those who worked hard and fruitfully, preparing highly qualified officer cadres for our Motherland. In just 75 years of its practical activity, the school has trained more than 40 thousand officers for our Fatherland.
On these solemn, anniversary days, sincerely sharing your joy, I wish all of us courage, cheerfulness and optimism, health and prosperity, new successes in selfless service for the good of Russia!

Sincerely,
college graduate 1977, chairman of the commission
Public Chamber of the Russian Federation for
affairs of veterans, military personnel and their members
families, Chairman of the Board of Directors
National Association of Associations
reserve officers of the Armed Forces (MEGAPIR)
reserve colonel A. Kanshin

The virtues of the military are: for a soldier - cheerfulness,
for an officer - courage, for a general - courage.

Generalissimo Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov

Foreword
head of the Ordzhonikidzevsky Higher Combined Arms Command twice Red Banner School named after Marshal of the Soviet Union A.I. Eremenko Hero of the Soviet Union Lieutenant General V.A. Ulyanova

November 16, 2008 we celebrate the 90th anniversary of our school. It so happened that life scattered us around different parts light, but we are still faithful and devoted to the brotherhood of officers and friendship, which we carried through all the years and trials. The personnel are rightfully proud of the Hero of the Soviet Union, Lieutenant Demchenko Georgy Aleksandrovich, who at the cost of his young life fulfilled his military duty and was forever enrolled in the lists of personnel of the 1st company.
Today I would like to mention those of our comrades who have achieved the most significant results in their professional activities: Marshal of the Armored Forces P.P. Poluboyarov - the head of the tank forces of the Soviet army, Colonel General S.N. Perevertkin - First Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR, Deputy Ministers of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergency Situations and Elimination of Consequences of Natural Disasters Yu.P. Kovalev and S.N. Suanov, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Far East F.M. Kuzmin, chief of staff - first deputy commander of the troops of the Western direction M.N. Tereshchenko, Deputy Commander of the Ground Forces of the Russian Federation A.I. Sokolov, commanders of the troops: Far Eastern Military District Hero of Russia V.V. Bulgakov, Siberian Military District G.P. Kasperovich, Carpathian Military District V.V. Skokov, Ural Military District N.K. Silchenko, head of the Main Command of the Internal Troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, Lieutenant General K.M. Bogdanova, Heroes of the Soviet Union, deputy commanders of military districts, lieutenant generals A.V. Verbitsky, B.N. Dzotsiev, A.I. Sokolova, N. M. Filippenko, Colonel-Generals V. S. Sokolov, I. M. Chistyakov. Military diplomats Lieutenant General A.N. Chernikova, I.D. Yurchenko, Lieutenant General Heroes of the Soviet Union R.S. Aushev, V.I. Baranova, P.S. Bilaonova, P.L. Romanenko, D.I. Smirnova, as well as M.T. Batyrova, P.D. Budakovsky, S. Korzon, E. Lazarov, head of the GRU special forces, Hero of the Soviet Union, Major General V.V. Kolesnik, world record holder in parachute jumping, Hero of the Soviet Union Colonel V.G. Romanyuk, Hero of the Soviet Union navigator Lieutenant Colonel I.I. Starzhinsky, Lieutenant General S.V. Bozhko, who led the division entrusted to him from Azerbaijan to the city of Vladikavkaz in the difficult conditions of interethnic conflicts in Transcaucasia, and others.
Many of our graduates have held and hold responsible positions in neighboring countries. So, Colonel General V.S. Kolesov, M.N. Tereshchenko were deputy ministers of defense and advisers to the President of the Republic of Ukraine, Army General I.Yu. Svida - Chief of the General Staff - Commander of the Forces of the Republic of Ukraine, Lieutenant General of Aviation K.K. Oruzbaev, Major General A.M. Japarov - Deputy Ministers of Defense of the Republic of Kyrgyzstan, Major General V.I. Shatskov - commander of the direction in the army of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
I would especially like to note those of our graduates who have achieved high results in social activities and currently play an important role in state building. This is the Hero of Russia V.M. Zavarzin, who has been leading the Defense Committee of the State Duma of the Russian Federation for two convocations, Doctor of Philosophy A.N. Kanshin, head of the commission of the Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation for veterans, military personnel and members of their families, as well as R.S. Aushev, V.I. Zolotorenko, A.A. Petrushin, D.N. Shilo, A.N. Shishkov and others.
Due to the circumstances, a significant part of our graduates, after completing their service, took up entrepreneurial activities and achieved significant results in this area. Among them I would like to mention R.T. Aguzarova, M.V. Vagina, Yu.F. Glushko, V.V. Gorbunova, O.V. Guseva, A.N. Dmitrieva, N.E. Dontsova Yu.F. Zarubina, A.L. Epifanova, A.N. Kanshina, A.L. Karapetova, A.E. Kozaeva, V.P. Kukova, K.Z. Lolaeva, S.R. Muslimova, V.V. Nikitenko, A.V. Stepanenko, A.A. Stukova, K.V. Suslova, A.G. Tkachenko, Yu.Yu. Shapovalova, A.P. Shcherbin, V.A. Yaroshik and others who provide great practical assistance to their comrades and to all those who need it.
The high intelligence and level of general training of our graduates is also evidenced by the fact that over 150 of them became candidates of science, and A.N. Kanshin, V.I. Knyazev, V.A. Kulikov, A.F. Perevoznov, B.A. Pliev, V.A. Rud, P.N. Selivanov, E.V. Starostin, P.V. Tokarev, Yu.N. Trufanov, S.V. Ulyanov, G.Ya. Utkin, T.V. Khutiev, N.V. Tsibulenko, V.I. Shapkin, I.I. Yurpolsky and other doctors of sciences.
It is impossible to remain silent about the many thousands of our students who, faithful to the military oath and their duty, by honest work and selfless service, and sometimes at the cost of their lives, have made and continue to make a huge contribution to the glorification of our school, strengthening the foundations of the defense capability of our Fatherland, and protecting its sacred borders. and interests.
Those who are no longer with us, we honor and remember, pay tribute to their blessed memory.
Happy holiday to you, comrades-in-arms, health, happiness, prosperity and long life.
I have the honor

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