Veteran Maria Rokhлина Turns 102
Maria Rokhлина, a veteran of the Battle of Stalingrad and a former nurse in World War II, turned 102 years old. The governor of Moscow Oblast, Andrey Vorobiev, congratulated her on her birthday and shared her wartime achievements and postwar life.
Consensus
- Maria Mikhailovna Rokhлина is a veteran of the Battle of Stalingrad.
- She served as a nurse during World War II.
- She was 102 years old on September 28.
- She fought under Stalingrad and Kursk, participated in battles near Prokhorovka, and took part in the liberation of Poland and Czechoslovakia.
- She saved wounded soldiers under fire during the war.
- In February 1945, she carried 15 soldiers and officers off the battlefield over several days.
- She was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War and medals including 'For Courage', 'For Military Merit', 'For the Defense of Stalingrad', 'For the Liberation of Prague', and 'For Victory over Germany'.
- After the war, she graduated from a medical institute.
- She has dedicated her life to saving people.
- She lives in Podolsk.
- She interacts with youth and participates in memorial events.
- A military-patriotic game named 'Girls in Uniform' has been held in Moscow Oblast for several years in her honor.
Points of divergence
- The governor of Moscow Oblast, Andrey Vorobyev, sent congratulations on behalf of President Vladimir Putin. — riamo
- The date of her 102nd birthday is September 28. — vesti
Coverage (3 sources)
- Vorobyov congratulated Maria Rokhina, participant of the Battle of Stalingrad, on her 102nd birthday — РИАМО
- Today 102 years have passed since Maria Mikhailovna Rokhlin was born — a participant of the Battle of Stalingrad, a veteran of the Great Patriotic War... — Воробьёв LIVE
- Vorobyov: 102 years have passed since the birth of Stalinград battle participant Maria Rokhlin — Вести
Key entities
- Mariya Mikhailovna Rokhlin
- Andrey Vorobiev
- Poland
- Kursk
- Czechoslovakia
- Stalingrad
- Prokhorovka
- Max
- Max
- Moscow Oblast
- Maria Mikhailovna