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Pavel Antseborenko

1925 – 1944

Soviet soldier

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About Pavel Antseborenko

Lived 1925 – 1944 (aged 18–19). Pavel Antseborenko was a Russian military personnel.

Pavel Afanasevich Antseborenko (; ; 1925 – 20 August 1944) was a Soviet soldier who was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union posthumously in 1944 when he was killed during the defense of a village in modern-day Estonia during Operation Bagration.

Biography

Early life Antseborenko was born into a peasant family near Poltava in the Ukrainian SSR in 1925. However, his parents were killed in 1933 during collectivization. He was therefore brought up in a kolkhoz. In 1939, he graduated from high school in Glushki and worked in a factory until the outbreak of war in 1941.

Posthumous honours In Lüllemäe, in modern-day Estonia, there is a school named after him.

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Important facts

Born
1925, Poltava Governorate
Birth century
Occupation
Nationality
Awards
Order of Lenin; Hero of the Soviet Union
Also known as
Pavel Afanasevich Antseborenko

Frequently asked questions

Who was Pavel Antseborenko?

Soviet soldier (1925-1944)

When was Pavel Antseborenko born?

Pavel Antseborenko was born in 1925 in Poltava Governorate.

When did Pavel Antseborenko die?

Pavel Antseborenko died on 20 August 1944 in Estonia.

What was Pavel Antseborenko's occupation?

Pavel Antseborenko was a military personnel.

What nationality was Pavel Antseborenko?

Pavel Antseborenko was Russian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Pavel Antseborenko

· Wikidata: Q4067781

· DBpedia: Pavel Antseborenko

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