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Buslaev brothers street city of Evpatoria

Nikolai Vasilyevich Buslaev (1903-1942) after graduating from naval school was sent to the Red Banner Baltic Fleet. In 1930-1933 he studied at the Naval Academy, followed by an appointment to Moscow in the Naval Forces Directorate of the Red Army. But the sailor was drawn to the warship. In 1936, Nikolai Buslaev was transferred to the Black Sea Fleet as the commander of the cruiser Chervona Ukraine. Captain of the second rank Nikolai Buslaev was entrusted to lead the landing operation of the Yevpatoria landing on January 5, 1942. During the operation, Nikolai was on the flagship ship - the minesweeper "Flaze". The ship was found and fired upon by the enemy. During the landing, more than fifty people were killed and wounded, including Nikolai Buslaev.

One of the streets on which the paratroopers fought - Dachnaya Street - was renamed and named after their commander - Nikolai Buslaev. Ivan Buslaev (1896-1973), a surgeon who performed more than 10 thousand operations, was one of the most authoritative specialists and respected people in the city. All his professional activities, excluding the war years, took place in his hometown. After graduating from Odessa University, Ivan established a health care system in rural hospitals of the Yevpatori district. In 1927, Ivan Buslaev was transferred to the senior doctor of the first city hospital, and then the senior resident and teacher of the school of nurses of the health department. During the malaria epidemic, he developed effective methods to combat the disease, which interested the famous scientist N.N. Burdenko. During the war, the lieutenant colonel of the medical service Buslaev worked in hospitals, performed operations seriously wounded. For labor merits, Buslaev was awarded high government awards - Orders of Lenin, Red Star, Red Banner of Labor, and residents of Yevpatoria for almost 40 years elected him a deputy of the City Council. In 1973, after the death of Ivan Vasilyevich, Buslaev Street was renamed the Buslaev Brothers Street.

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