Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Murad Ozdoev (Russian: Мурад Ахмедович Оздоев; 10 March 1922 Nazran, Chechen–Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic - 25 February 1999 Ingushetia) was an World War II Ingush ace.He piloted U-2 biplane, LaGG-3, Yak-1, Yak-7, Yak-9. Russian government credited him for 8 air victories including high altitude FW-189 labeled by the Soviet pilots as "difficult to shot down target". Performed 248 air battles. He was shot down aimed his burning aircraft onto the enemy railroad echelon and bailed out, captured by Germans, escaped from prison camp, captured again, liberated from German camp 8 May 1945 and returned to his service as a fighter pilot.He was dishonorably[citation needed] discharged 1946, and exiled to Kazakhstan to join other Chechens and Ingush deported to Cental Asia. I 1957 after 12 years in exile to Atbasar town he returned to Chechen-Ingush ASSR and worked as a car mechanic in Nazran.[citation needed] He received his award Hero of the Russian Federation only on 8 May 1995 after the breakup of the USSR .. }
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- Murad_Ozdoev abstract "Murad Ozdoev (Russian: Мурад Ахмедович Оздоев; 10 March 1922 Nazran, Chechen–Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic - 25 February 1999 Ingushetia) was an World War II Ingush ace.He piloted U-2 biplane, LaGG-3, Yak-1, Yak-7, Yak-9. Russian government credited him for 8 air victories including high altitude FW-189 labeled by the Soviet pilots as "difficult to shot down target". Performed 248 air battles. He was shot down aimed his burning aircraft onto the enemy railroad echelon and bailed out, captured by Germans, escaped from prison camp, captured again, liberated from German camp 8 May 1945 and returned to his service as a fighter pilot.He was dishonorably[citation needed] discharged 1946, and exiled to Kazakhstan to join other Chechens and Ingush deported to Cental Asia. I 1957 after 12 years in exile to Atbasar town he returned to Chechen-Ingush ASSR and worked as a car mechanic in Nazran.[citation needed] He received his award Hero of the Russian Federation only on 8 May 1995 after the breakup of the USSR .".