Dear war veterans, home front workers!
Dear West Kazakhstan citizens!
I wholeheartedly congratulate you on the Victory Day!
May 9 is a symbol of courage, selflessness and heroic service to the Motherland.
This is our memory and pride, the history of every family.
On this day, we remember the immortal feat of our fathers and grandfathers, the hardships and hardships that befell those generations. Sometimes we don't realize that we are surrounded by real heroes and legendary winners.
The Great Patriotic War was the hardest war that history has ever known. It was attended by more than 76 thousand of our fellow countrymen, of whom 36 thousand gave their lives for the freedom of our Motherland. For the feat of arms, 42 West Kazakhstan citizens were awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union, six became full holders of the Orders of Soldier's Glory.
During the period of severe trials, the entire nation united in a single impulse against the enemy and merged into one the hitherto incompatible concepts of "woman" and "weapon".
Our countrymen did not know fear and reproach before the cruel enemy during the war. Machine-gunner Manshuk Mametova, who single-handedly destroyed 72 fascists in her last battle, became the first Kazakh woman to be awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union.
Hiuaz Dospanova, the navigator-sniper of the regiment, the only Kazakh pilot in the entire Soviet army, has more than 300 sorties. For bravery and bravery in the Second World War, Chiuaz Dospanova was awarded the Order of the Red Star, the Patriotic War II degree and others.
In the city of Uralsk, 14 industrial enterprises working for the defense, 20 military hospitals were evacuated; military units were formed
Soldiers and home front workers, being in a single formation, brought the long-awaited Victory Day closer. Old men and women, children and teenagers worked in the fields and farms, in factories and factories.
Our region, which became the rear of the Stalingrad Front, was subjected to enemy bombardment. During October 1942, the settlements of the Zhanibek and Bokeyordinsky districts were bombed by enemy aircraft almost daily, and sometimes several times a day.
Nevertheless, the region continuously supplied the front with military equipment, ammunition, food, clothing, and treated wounded soldiers.
Today we are acutely aware of all the greatness of veterans and rear-line soldiers, we remember those who are no longer with us, we look lovingly at their faces in photos of different years.
The battles and victorious volleys of the Great Patriotic War died out seventy-six years ago. But someone is still looking for their fathers and grandfathers. Many died a brave death and were buried very far from their native places.
The exploits of our older generation are a great lesson to all mankind. A lesson in unity, faith, and hope. That is why we so much value and cherish the peace that we inherited, the harmony and unity of the people.
Once again, I congratulate you on the Great Victory Day! I wish the respected veterans good spirits and good health. Let the attention, care and warmth of the hearts of the people around you warm you.