Mother Heroine
On July 8, 1944, a decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR was issued "On increasing state aid to pregnant women, mothers with many children and single mothers, strengthening the protection of motherhood and childhood, establishing the honorary title" Mother Heroine ", establishing the Order" Maternal Glory "and the Medal of Motherhood ".
Even before the war, on the basis of the decree of the Central Executive Committee and the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR of June 27, 1936, state benefits for large families were assigned. Until 1944, mothers with many children with six children received such benefits at the birth of their seventh child and each subsequent one. After the decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR was issued, state allowances began to be issued to mothers of large families with two children, at the birth of the third and each next child, instead of the previous procedure.
Even before the war, on the basis of the decree of the Central Executive Committee and the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR of June 27, 1936, state benefits for large families were assigned. Until 1944, mothers with many children with six children received such benefits at the birth of their seventh child and each subsequent one. After the decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR was issued, state allowances began to be issued to mothers of large families with two children, at the birth of the third and each next child, instead of the previous procedure.
Orders and medals of maternal glory
In March 1945, the executive committee of the Khanty-Mansiysk village council sent petitions to nominate 65 mothers with many children for awards.
Of these, AE Borisova was presented to the awarding of the Order of Maternal Glory, I degree, the order of Maternal Glory, II degree - 5 people, the Order of Maternal Glory, III degree - 6 people.
For the first time, the presentation of orders and medals to mothers with many children in Khanty-Mansiysk took place on June 4, 1945 at a meeting of the executive committee of the Khanty-Mansiysk District Council of Working People's Deputies. The chairman of the regional executive committee A.G. Komarov presented the Order of Maternal Glory, 2nd Degree to Yekaterina Yegorovna Pyatakova, who raised 8 children, the Order of Maternal Glory, 3rd Degree to Daria Vasilievna Levdina, Lukina Evdokia Yakovlevna, who raised 7 children. Garbuz Alexandra Timofeevna, Danilova Tatyana Semyonovna, Lyzhina Antonina Fedorovna, who raised 6 children, received medals "Medal of motherhood" 1st degree, Suftina Raisa Eftifeevna, mother of 5 children - "Medal of motherhood" 2nd degree.
The first seven awarded mothers of large families were given 17 orders, according to which they received 8 meters of fabric, and three of them - one child's coat. The awarding of the order and medal to a mother of many children did not provide for any privileges or privileges. Most of them escorted their husbands and eldest sons to the front and shouldered the entire burden of responsibility for the family.
Of these, AE Borisova was presented to the awarding of the Order of Maternal Glory, I degree, the order of Maternal Glory, II degree - 5 people, the Order of Maternal Glory, III degree - 6 people.
For the first time, the presentation of orders and medals to mothers with many children in Khanty-Mansiysk took place on June 4, 1945 at a meeting of the executive committee of the Khanty-Mansiysk District Council of Working People's Deputies. The chairman of the regional executive committee A.G. Komarov presented the Order of Maternal Glory, 2nd Degree to Yekaterina Yegorovna Pyatakova, who raised 8 children, the Order of Maternal Glory, 3rd Degree to Daria Vasilievna Levdina, Lukina Evdokia Yakovlevna, who raised 7 children. Garbuz Alexandra Timofeevna, Danilova Tatyana Semyonovna, Lyzhina Antonina Fedorovna, who raised 6 children, received medals "Medal of motherhood" 1st degree, Suftina Raisa Eftifeevna, mother of 5 children - "Medal of motherhood" 2nd degree.
The first seven awarded mothers of large families were given 17 orders, according to which they received 8 meters of fabric, and three of them - one child's coat. The awarding of the order and medal to a mother of many children did not provide for any privileges or privileges. Most of them escorted their husbands and eldest sons to the front and shouldered the entire burden of responsibility for the family.