Aleksandr Fjodorovitsj Roeljov

1922–1945 (age 23)

Soldier

Biography

Aleksandr Fjodorovitsj Roeljov was born in 1922 and served in the Soviet military during World War II. He made the ultimate sacrifice in 1945 during operations in Germany, contributing to the Soviet victory in the final stages of the war.

Roeljov's death exemplifies the tremendous cost of World War II and the dedication of Soviet forces in the campaign against Nazi Germany. His legacy remains part of the shared history of those who fought for liberation.

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