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Accordion

Creation period
1940
Place of сreation
the USSR
Dimensions
32x37x22 cm
Technique
fabric, wood, leather, metal, plastic; assembly
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During the Great Patriotic War, music helped Soviet soldiers to hope for victory and survive at the front. It allowed the fighters to release their emotions and reminded them of pre-war life, their relatives and friends, and the nature of their small homeland. Front line songs to the accompaniment of the accordion raised the strength of their spirit and faith in victory.

The accordion from the museum’s collection is black, with four rows of plastic buttons on the right side and five rows on the left. Its bellows are dark blue; the belts are made of brown leather. The presented musical instrument belonged to the participant of the Great Patriotic War Sergey Vasilyevich Rogozha.

Sergey Rogozha was born into a peasant family in the village of Zhukovo on October 8, 1918. He started working at a collective farm as a young child. Sergey Rogozha recalled, 

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With songs and music, everything was easier to do, and difficulties were forgotten. Of all the musical instruments, I preferred the accordion, it became my friend for life.

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In 1939, Sergey Rogozha was drafted into the army. From the first day of the war, his unit was sent to the front line. The first months were the most terrible and difficult. In 1944, Sergey Rogozha was wounded in the arm. After recovery, he was sent to a sanitary battalion. He met the victory day in Berlin.

Throughout his service, Sergey Rogozha never parted with his accordion. It witnessed the entire Great Patriotic War. Rogozha played it while taking cover in dugouts, sitting by the fire in the woods, and hiding in trenches. On Victory Day, this accordion sounded on the steps of the Reichstag.

Sergey Vasilyevich Rogozha was awarded the medals “For Battle Merit”, “For the Liberation of Belgrade”, and “For the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941–1945”.

The soldier’s son, Valery Sergeyevich Rogozha was a teacher of physics and computer science at the Zhukovsky secondary school in the Alekseyevsky district of the Belgorod region. He kept this memorable musical instrument for many years, but then he donated it to the school museum, and from there, as a result of the regional competition “Military Relic”, the artifact became part of the permanent exhibition of the State Military Historical Museum-Reserve “Prokhorovka Field”.

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Accordion

Creation period
1940
Place of сreation
the USSR
Dimensions
32x37x22 cm
Technique
fabric, wood, leather, metal, plastic; assembly
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