History of Samoilovka village of Krasnoyarsk Territory, Aban district.

In 2024, on July 6, the village of Samoilovka celebrated its 100th anniversary. On the scale of the Aban district, it is still relatively young.

Active settlement of these places began in 1923-1924, when the first settlers from Russia appeared here, such as Fedor Golubev, Peter Sharkevich, I.N. Chernyshov and the brothers Gavrila and Janusz Kozhemyakin. The new village was called Samoilovka, by habit, which retained the name of the former landlords' lands.

During collectivization in Samoilovka was organized kolkhoz "Prosvet", which later merged with the Kungul kolkhoz "Red Gul", taking its name. In 1939, the collective farmers founded a machine-tractor station.

The Great Patriotic War has forever remained in the memory of local residents. In the village live people who in those years showed heroism, working in the rear. Among them are T.I. Muzalevskaya, M.I. Livonovich, M.E. Baranova, A.E. Gerashchenko, N.A. Makhutova, A.F. and M.G. Baldushevsky, E.I. Khritanenko, G.V. Metelitsa, K.B. Kharkevich, E.N. Chepelova and T.V. Korolkov.

The 50s were tough for Samoilovka. Hand-crafted fields and gardens, technique was rare. But the skilled hands of the villager were not afraid of any work and glorified the state farm with their achievements.

In the 60s, with the growth of the USSR, the village also developed: new houses were built, streets were formed, families were created.

In the 70s, the first household appliances, radio lines and telephones began to appear in the village. The village grew and developed, rural workers achieved high results and were rewarded with trips to Moscow.

In the 80s, the construction of new apartments on Victory Street and the creation of Mira Street began, and the roads began to pave.

Difficult times came in the 90s with the collapse of the USSR and kolkhozes, but in the 2000s peasant and farm farms began to form.

Despite all the difficulties, the residents of Samoilovka have always been famous for their hard work. Today Samoilovka is one of the most beautiful villages of the Aban district.

Almost all the villagers gathered for the anniversary celebration. The village day has always been a special event for all fellow villagers.

The Coordination Council decided to hold a march of streets again. Residents of the Soviet street plunged into the atmosphere of the USSR, showing working images of that time. Streets 1 May, October, November, Pushkin and Beregovoi chose the symbol of the Day of family, love and loyalty - chamomile. Ogneva Street, known for its football fans, supported the column with shouts of "Ole, Ole, Ole! Russia, go!" And the streets of Victory and Peace invited everyone to the "Russian Bath", accompanying the procession with chaptushki.