Background
Ivan Ivanovich Tkachenko was born on June 5, 1922, in Novaya Kalitva, Ostrogozhsky district, Voronezh, Russian Federation.
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Moscow State University
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Ivan Ivanovich Tkachenko was a historian. He stood at the origins of the creation of the all-Union movement of red trackers "No one is forgotten, nothing is forgotten". Ivan Ivanovich spent his career studying and creation peasant pedigrees. He performed tasks of the Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of the USSR with students.
Education
In 1953, Ivan Ivanovich graduated from the Faculty of History of Moscow State University. Then, he graduated from the postgraduate course at Leningrad University.
Career
In 1940, Ivan Ivanovich worked as a proofreader of the regional newspaper. Since autumn 1943, he was a teacher at Novokalitvenskaya High School. Then, since the 1950s Ivan Ivanovich engaged in the local history activity. In 1957, Ivan Tkachenko organized one of the first school local history museum in the Voronezh region. Moreover, he taught a course on local history at the Rossoshansky Pedagogical School.
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Personality
Ivan Ivanovich was an uncommon man. He was a wonderful teacher. Ivan Ivanovich brought up and many students, some of them left a noticeable mark in the cultural life of the district and the region. P. D. Chaly wrote the story about him "Death in the wind".
Physical Characteristics: During the War, Ivan Ivanovich lost an eye.
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Ivan Ivanovich was married (Natalia Vladimirovna Gaidai) and had an adopted son.
