Viktor Aleksandrovitsj Sazjinov

1925–1945 (age 20)

Soldier

Biography

Viktor Aleksandrovitsj Sazjinov was born in 1925 and served in the Soviet military during World War II. He made the ultimate sacrifice in 1945 during the fighting in Berlin, contributing to the Soviet victory in the final stages of the war in Europe.

Sazjinov's death at a young age exemplifies the human cost of World War II and the courage of Soviet forces in their final campaign. His memory endures as part of the legacy of those who fought for liberation.

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