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burst into the trenches of the enemy, carrying the soldiers forward by his example. In hand-to-hand fighting he personally wiped out more than ten enemy soldiers. Subsequently, in the expansion of the brigade he repulsed multiple attempts of the enemy to retake the lost positions. Comrade Sidorenko, acting in concert with his platoon, steadfastly defended his line. On 1 October 1943, while repulsing five attacks by the numerically superior enemy, he took the place of the platoon leader, who had left the ranks, bravely roused his soldiers to counterattack, inspiring the rest with his example, thanks to which the defensive line of the enemy was broken and the regiment reached the northwestern outskirts of the village of Auly. In the fighting on the approaches to the Dnipropetrovsk Oblast district center of Krinichki on 25 October 1943 Comrade Sidorenko, using the pre-dawn darkness, with the platoon made his way right up to the trenches of the enemy. Shining light on the ground, the enemy discovered Sidorenko's platoon and opened fire on them. Comrade Sidorenko, with the cry "Platoon, follow me! Forward, for the homeland!," burst into the enemy trenches, where he killed twelve enemy soldiers himself. Thanks to his decisive charge enemy resistance was smashed and the further advance of the battalion was secured. For his steadfastness and heroism in the fighting on the right bank of the Dnieper Comrade Sidorenko is deserving of the award of the title Hero of the Soviet Union.
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On 25 October he led the platoon in a charge that captured the outskirts of the village of Krinichki and German positions, securing the further advance of the battalion. Seriously wounded on the next day, Sidorenko was evacuated from the front. In recognition of his actions, Sidorenko's regimental commander recommended him for the title
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In the ranks of the 1st Rifle Company Comrade Sidorenko, during the night of 26–27 September 1943, was one of the first to assault-cross the Dnieper. When the battalion, massed on the right bank, went over to the offensive, Comrade Sidorenko leading with the cry "Hurrah, forward for the homeland!,"
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and rapidly took the first German trenches. In this action Sidorenko was credited with personally killing "more than ten soldiers of the enemy." In subsequent fighting on 1 October Sidorenko took over from the wounded platoon commander and confidently led his men in repulsing German counterattacks.
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of the 2nd Ukrainian Front. Sidorenko first distinguished himself on 26 August during the breakthrough of German defenses in the area of the village of Diskovka, Kharkiv Oblast, emplacing a mortar under fire. Credited with the destruction of two firing positions at point-blank range and killing
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on 22 February 1944 for his "exemplary execution of combat missions" and "demonstrated courage and heroism." After recovering, he was discharged from the hospital on 20 November with the rank of sergeant as unfit for further service due to his wounds.
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and the fighting to expand the bridgeheads on the left bank of the river, this time leading a squad in a rifle company of the regiment. On the night of 27 September he and his squad assault-crossed the river near the village of Soshinovka (now
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in October 1941, Sidorenko fought in combat from November of that year. He was involved in fighting on the
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Returning to Kupiansk, Sidorenko worked at a factory. He died on 6 September 1984.
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A Ukrainian, Ivan Ilyich Sidorenko was born on 19 October 1907 in the city of
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Kupiansk
Kharkov Oblast
Soviet Union
Soviet Union
Red Army
Sergeant
31st Rifle Division
World War II
Hero of the Soviet Union
Order of Lenin
Medal for Courage
Russian
Red Army
sergeant
World War II
Hero of the Soviet Union
Battle of the Dnieper
Kupiansk
Kharkiv Oblast
Red Army
Southern
Transcaucasian
North Caucasian
Southwestern
Steppe
2nd Ukrainian
Battle of the Caucasus
Left-Bank Ukraine
junior sergeant

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