Ivan Grigorevitsj Ljadov

1926–1945 (age 19)

Soldier

Biography

Ivan Grigorevitsj Ljadov was born in 1926 and was among the youngest to serve during World War II. He gave his life in 1945 in Poland, making his sacrifice during the conflict's final stages at a remarkably young age.

Ljadov's service represents the youth who were called upon during this critical period. His memory endures as a reminder of the profound cost of war on successive generations.

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