Hour of courage biography

Events on February 24 in the Republican Crimean Tatar Library named after Ismail Gasprinsky with the support of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Crimea as part of the Hatyr historical and patriotic project “Memory” “Memory” was organized an hour of courage “Bagyshlangan Omur” “Life dedicated to the Army”, dedicated to the Major General, a participant in the Great Patriotic War Ismail Bulatova and the defender of the Fatherland Day.

Employees of the user service department prepared a virtual book-illustrative exhibition “Heroes of Immortal”, which will introduce the reader with the personality of Ismail Bulatov and present materials about the life and combat exploits of the brave general, giving the reader the opportunity to touch the person’s personality, the courage and courage of which inspired the fighters and commanders for heroic exploits in the battles.

Editions telling about the life and merits of Ismail Bulatov are decorated with a large number of photographs and documents from the military and civilian life of the general. Also, the name of Ismail Bulatov entered the special issue of the magazine "Yildiz" for the year dedicated to the anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War of the years.

Member of the Great Patriotic War. Born on February 28 in the city of Evpatoria. He was left early without his father and was forced to provide his mother and two younger brothers. After graduating from the rabfak, he went to Simferopol, where he went to study at the Krymskotatar youth in a two-year military-political school in Kazan. After graduating from the School of Politrukov, he was sent to the ranks of the Red Army for military service.

He was a political officer of the company, the commissar of the regiment, the head of the club of the Rifle Division, the responsible secretary of the party bureau. In the years he studied at the Leningrad Military-Political Academy, after which he remained at the Academy by the head of the Faculty of Ground Faculty. The Great Patriotic War met the commissar along with the division in Orel.

In the award sheet of September 9, it is indicated: “... in the battles with German fascism on the Yelninsky section of the front, Comrade Bulatov showed himself courageous and brave. It is always in advanced positions in the companies and with its personal example shows the fighters and commanders courage, fearlessness to the enemy and contempt for death ...

In his daily work, he helped the division commander in the leadership of units on the battlefield. He managed and assisted the military commissars of the division units in ensuring the resistance of the personnel of the division in battle, showing personal courage and courage. " In September, the 6th Guards Division covers the direction of the eagle-Tula. During the winter offensive battles north of the city of Mtsensk, Bulatov was wounded by a fragment of the shell in the head, but continued to command the division, replacing Major General K.

for the liberation of the cities of Efremov and Novosil Ismail Bulatov again to a high combat award. In the year, Bulatov, together with Lieutenant General V. Tsvetaev, on behalf of the Yu, a reserve army was formed, which was soon transformed into the 5th Shock Army and sent to the Stalingrad Front. Ismail Bulatov was appointed a member of the military council of the army.

In December, the 5th Shock Army became part of the South-Western Front and took part in the defeat of the Enemy of the Breing group. In January, the year was included in the Southern Front since October-the 4th Ukrainian Front and took part in the Rostov offensive operation, including in the liberation of the city of Rostov-on-Don, in the Mius operation, in the Donbass strategic and Melitopol offensive operations, the liberation of Nikolaev and Odessa.

In March, Ismail Bulatov was awarded the military rank of Major General. In June, Bulatov was appointed deputy commander of the rear of the Guards Army of the 2nd Baltic Front. In January of the year, Major General Bulatov became deputy commander of the troops for the rear of the Army of the 2nd Belorussian Front.

He participated in the battles for Königsberg and in the capture of Berlin. In January, due to serious illness, he resigned, after which Ismail Bulatov settled in Odessa, where he lived until his death, becoming an honorary citizen of the hero city. He died on September 25, was buried in the Tairovsky cemetery in Odessa. The event was held in remote access mode. Osmanova Alia Rustemovna.