DEDICATED TO THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE VICTORY (ESAN TOXSANOV)

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DEDICATED TO THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE VICTORY (ESAN TOXSANOV)

ESAN TOXSANOV

(1915-1943)

Esan Tukhsanov was born in 1915 in Peshku (Romitan) district. Those who lived for 28 years, graduated in 1936 (former Bukhara Pedagogical Institute, now Bukhara State University). They have done great things, such as educating the next generation, contributing to the development of the Motherland, educating the youth. At that time in the area of ​​Khoja Peshko, the youth were educated in the school of K. Marx (now Abu Abdullah Rudaki). Teachers, seeing that this person has the knowledge, the action, the toughness, the heart to do all the work, elect the school principal as the deputy director for academic affairs. Since 1937, they have been educating the next generation in the villages of Qala, Sayidmurodkhoja and Navgohon.

When Esan Tukhsanov was studying in 1937-1938, he married my mother Mahtara. In 1938 he worked as a deputy principal at the former Lenin School (now No. 11). At the request of the leadership of that period, in 1939-1942 he worked as a principal at this school.

In order not to leave the Motherland in the hands of the enemy, not to enslave the next generation, it is impossible not to follow the knowledge of the teacher who taught the young people in their lessons to protect the Motherland from traitors. Esan Tukhsanov was an intelligent, generous and humane man who loved his country. It is no exaggeration to say that studying during the day, working at night, guarding at night, and suffering a lot served as a great classroom for my father. On August 1942, 20, they voluntarily went to the defense of the Motherland to protect it from the German Nazis. After studying for a month and receiving the rank of lieutenant, he became a platoon commander, chief of machine gunners, and took part in battles in the same hotspots. In recognition of his services, the government and commanders awarded Esan Tukhsanov with orders and medals. Sadly, death did not bypass him. Many people, including Esan Tukhsanov, did not have the opportunity to die in exile, to be wrapped in a shroud on their own soil, to perform funeral rites. The most difficult year of the war was January 1943, 17, when he died of his wounds. He was buried in the village of Kamishi, Stalingrad region.[1]

[1]There is information about this in the second part of the memory book. (Author)