Labor veteran Anna Ivleva celebrated her centenary

Its motto is to be an honest and fair person. He helped in the most difficult moments, which for a hundred years Anna Ivleva was not enough. The biggest mark in her life was, of course, the Great Patriotic War. She brought the victory closer in a military hospital, where she treated wounded soldiers. Anna Sergeevna did not spare her strength after the war. On the centenary, she has something to say. Anna Sergeevna shared her most intimate memories with our correspondent. Having traveled a century, she managed to see a lot, to witness key historical events. It seems that all the experience has long been forgotten, but Anna still remembers in detail even the most ordinary days – how she went to classes in a dental school, how she worked in a collective farm, how she once received as much as 20 kilograms of wheat for her work and brought it home. Anna Ivleva, a veteran of labor, a home front worker: When the light bulb everyone did it, spent the night at the station, came home, and at home my mother and sister are younger, they are hungry. I brought them this wheat, thank God. There was such a rush, somehow it was dented, boiling water was poured, talatunki baked, so happy were they.” But perhaps the most vivid memories of the war. During the Great Patriotic War, Anna Ivleva studied at a dental school and at the same time worked in a military hospital. A very young and fragile girl took the wounded, and then healed. I could have brought Victory closer. Anna Ivleva, veteran of labor, home front worker: The wounded were brought to the station, divided into groups. One group takes them from the cars, carries them to the hospital on a stretcher, the second group undresses them, immediately to the bathroom, bathed, changed their clothes and on a stretcher. They could not carry much, they carried two people, one in front, one behind, and the wounded were carried to the second floor.” Anna Ivleva learned too early how difficult life can be and how easily she sometimes breaks fates. But the fate of Anna Sergeevna she failed to break. Veteran labor steadfastly withstood all the trials, did not forget to rejoice every day, tried to maintain strength of spirit and health. Anna Ivleva, a veteran of labor, a home front worker: “She bought herself kursaks in Pyatigorsk, in Kislovodsk, in Alagir, in Tamisk. I was trying to support myself. Actually, I'm so fighting, like, tough. Did I think I would live to be a hundred? Never. But I went to the temple, I almost know all the priests, I have already escorted many. Now I invite them to my house, Father Leonid comes to me often. After the war, Anna Sergeevna worked at the BMK, in the fifth clinic, in the sanatorium "Ossetia". Then she retired. Admittedly, life did not become boring from this. Nearby are always beloved children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and one great-great-granddaughter. Svetlana Pavlenko, granddaughter of Anna Ivleva: She always tried to pay attention to her daughters, granddaughters. I grew up with her in the house, I also have two other cousins, they were with us every weekend. Every summer we were taken to the sea to rest, it was necessary, because the children need to improve their health, were small, thin, but here we live, I hope her genes will be passed on to us. Tens of years later, Anna Sergeevna still follows one, the most important rule of life - to be an honest and fair person, and also to love everyone around her.

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