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2014-07-18 09:53
The time has come to collect stones, and this is a rather thankless task, weighed down by memories of my Cossack relatives, the history of which I decided to publish in my declining years, at the end of my life. My grandmother told me a lot, but then somehow I could not believe what happened in the village of Tikhoretskaya.
But recently in the regional newspaper "Tikhoretskiye vesti" journalist Y. Tkachev published an article about the Tikhoretsk uprising.
The events of those distant years that I had already forgotten about surfaced in my memory, but the article reminded me of those bloody times, the participants of which were my grandfather Alexei Akulov and his family. I will try to put together the fragments of those events that my grandmother told me about.
From the history of my Cossack family
My family of Akulovs lived in the village of Tikhoretskaya, Krasnodar Territory. I always asked myself the question: “What does the name Akulov mean?” and, quite by chance, in the book "Dictionary of Surnames" of the 1999 edition, I read the decoding of my surname. Akulov is an ancient Slavic surname. It turns out that such a name Akila used to exist in Russia. In the holy calendar Akila, in real life - Shark.
It came to our language from Latin - Achilles (the ancient Greek hero of Troy) and meant "eagle". The female name is Akulina, it meant Eagle. This is the decoding of my last name: Akulov - Orlov. My great-grandfather - Tikhon Akulov, was born and lived in the village of Tikhoretskaya, was a strong, prosperous Cossack, had a family of four sons - Ivan, Alexei, Nikolai and Ignat, who were married. The whole family lived in a large Cossack house: parents, sons with daughters-in-law and small children.
Tikhoretsk Cossacks
"My house is my fortress" - the Cossacks with good reason could subscribe to this saying. The Cossack dwelling combined both a habitat and a defensive structure. They lived soundly, prosperously, but worked hard, hard!
The Akulov family lived by subsistence farming, everyone worked from dawn to dusk - men, women, children, and spring, summer, autumn were especially stressful, there was a lot of arable land and other goodness acquired by more than one generation of the Akulov family.
Only on winter days was it possible to rest, but even on winter evenings, women spun, knitted, men repaired harness, shoes and prepared for spring plowing.
The farm has a full yard: horses, cows, sheep, pigs, poultry (chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese), other animals. And all this needs to be fed, watered, manure removed.
Grandmother talked about the hard work of women in the family and sadly said:
“So I didn’t see the“ white ”light in the window, work and work, children and endless family responsibilities. They ate well, satisfyingly, there was no refusal in anything, but there is little joy from such work!
Compound of the Kuban Cossack
On dead dark winter nights, when my mother was on duty on the night shift in the hospital (this was very often - this is how my mother worked for a living), I climbed under the covers to my grandmother, and we put a cast-iron iron heated on the stove at our feet.
The iron was wrapped with some kind of rag and so the legs were warmed in turn.
The theater at the microphone was broadcast on a black paper plate, and we, with bated breath, listened to these programs about an interesting and mysterious life somewhere far, far away ... Sometimes our cat jumped on the shutters or the door, which we forgot to let into the house, reminding us, that it is cold in the yard!
We had to crawl out from under the blanket, open the door for her and rush headlong back, racing with the cat, which also nestled on top of our legs, not risking crawling under the blanket! Cats have always lived in our house, and despite our meager family rations, we always found a piece for a pet!
Yes, my grandmother was very compassionate, apparently she taught me to take someone else's misfortune to heart, for which I bow to her. To be honest, all the good things that I have are all from her, Dasha's grandmother.
Hot iron mugs glowed in the room from the burning coal in the stove of our little hut. Lying under my grandmother's arm, I listened to the quiet sad voice of my grandmother, telling about the past events in the village of Tikhoretskaya.
Grandma Dasha
Her whole family were immigrants from central Russia, from the Kursk or Oryol region and bore the surname Possokhovs, her grandmother had a younger sister Arina, but there were no brothers. They lived in poverty, but my grandmother's uncle, Possokhov, was a wealthy man and one of the richest people in the village.
In my grandmother's family, they relied on their rich relative for everything. It was he who gave his niece in marriage to the Akulov family of Cossacks. In her youth, in girls, grandmother Daria was not particularly beautiful, had a simple Russian face, sparse straight hair, but she was very hard-working and liked the Akulov family of Cossacks, who in the village of Tikhoretskaya were a friendly and strong Cossack family.
Akulov Alexey, wife Daria, her sister Arina and children
As my grandmother herself said: “They took me to the Akulov family of Cossacks not for beauty, but because I could work like a horse and be silent, not talk a lot!”
They married Daria to the second son in the Akulov family, to Alexei, whom she saw only a few times and did not dream of marrying him, since the difference between a poor non-resident, as visitors from Russia were called, and a rich local Cossack was too great.
The grandmother herself said: “Alexey may not have loved me, but he was very sorry, he never offended and did not raise his hand against me!” Grandma Dasha and grandfather Alexei had two sons, one of them, Nikolai, was my father.
In Cossack families, it was customary to keep the wife in strictness and sometimes she needs to be beaten! My great-grandfather Tikhon Akulov adhered to the same family way of life, who demanded from his sons that in the evenings, after the end of the working day, they “taught” their wives.
So, my grandfather Alexei beat the chest with a belt and said: “Here you are for this, here you are for this, etc.,” and grandmother Dasha, holding her mouth with a handkerchief, was dying of laughter and, in between, plaintively groaned and shouted. Great-grandfather Tikhon heard these cries and rubbed his hands contentedly - the Akulov family is in perfect order!
How the "education" and punishment was put in other Cossack families, the grandmother did not tell, but once she was caught in the bath by the younger daughter-in-law, the wife of the youngest son of Ignat - Praskovya. Grandmother says: “Parashka and I are washing in the bathhouse, and she looks at me and asks, where are the bruises from the beatings, yesterday you screamed so loudly?” She didn’t tell me how the grandmother got out there, but her eyes shone with laughter at the same time!
Kuban Cossack ready to go
The Soviet government that came to the Kuban did not want to have such hard workers, strong and self-sufficient peasants, warriors - tillers. It decided to drive them to the collective farms and form a new type of peasant, who was alien to the Cossack.
The commander-in-chief of the armed forces of the Soviet Republic, Vatsetis, wrote about the Cossacks: “This is a kind of zoological environment, and nothing more. The one hundred million Russian proletariat, even from the point of view of morality, has no right to any kind of generosity here ...
A swift flame should pass through the Don and Kuban, and instill fear and almost religious horror in all of them. The old Cossacks must be burned in the flames of the social revolution. Let their last remnants, like gospel pigs, be thrown into the Black Sea ... "
Reingold, a member of the Donrevkom, reported to Lenin: “We challenged the Cossacks by starting their mass physical extermination.
This was called decossackization; By doing this, we hoped to improve the health of the Don, Kuban, to make them, if not Soviet, then submissive and obedient to Soviet power. Undoubtedly, our principled view of the Cossacks, as an element alien to communism and the Soviet idea, is correct! Cossacks, at least a huge part of them will have to be exterminated sooner or later, just physically destroyed ... "
The word "Cossack" itself, the wearing of a traditional uniform, was forbidden. For violation - execution. The villages were renamed into volosts, farms - into villages. Commissars were put at the head of the villages, as a rule, "foreigners" - Jews, Germans, Hungarians. Any weapons were confiscated from the Cossacks, they imposed a large indemnity, they took away food and livestock, in fact, dooming people to starvation.
Here the reprisals also rolled. Terror against the Cossacks who took part in the fight against the Soviet regime? And who did not accept if there was a general mobilization from 19 to 52 years old? If someone disappeared or retreated with the whites, they were executed by death.
They seized the old men who served under the tsar in 1905. In some places, they began to free up land for the peasant settlers. The Cossacks were driven out into the winter steppe. To death.
From distant villages to the railway to the Tikhoretskaya station, carts were transported with wheat taken from the Cossacks. People were already hardened by hunger and there were cases of open attacks on these carts. The Soviet authorities continued to massacre the Kuban Cossacks. And the day came when they reached the limit of longsuffering.
From the middle of October 1932, rumors spread around the village that in Moscow they decided to gather all the young generation of the region and send them to the North.
Grandmother fell silent, and then sighed heavily, apparently she had already cried out all her big tears much earlier than our conversation and again began to tell:
At night, a messenger from a neighboring farm knocked on our window and called our men to some kind of negotiations. The men returned only in the morning, very excited, immediately began to prepare their hidden weapons and prepare ammunition for riding. Great-grandfather Tikhon did not go to negotiations, but he did not prevent his sons from preparing for a campaign or somewhere else.
Women were not initiated into this secret, and they silently prepared bundles of provisions for their husbands for the upcoming journey. And the road was not very long, to the railway station in Tikhoretsk. There, the rebel Cossacks took possession of the junction station and liquidated Soviet power throughout the entire region!
Two weeks passed, full of all sorts of rumors and tragic events, when heart-rending cries and women's cries were heard in one or another Cossack house. It was the dead Cossacks who were brought from the Tikhoretskaya station, where there were heavy battles between the local Cossacks and the Red Army detachments.
Tikhoretskaya Station
There was an eerie silence in the Akulovs' house, as if foreshadowing something terrible, and even the children became quiet, as if they felt the approach of trouble. And she came!
This November night was as disturbing as all the previous ones, sleep did not go, and grandmother Dasha went out onto the porch early in the morning. The house was two-story, and from the height of the porch the village was clearly visible to the very outskirts.
The morning dawn was reddening, a small dot appeared on the horizon, which soon turned into a cart harnessed by an old hackneyed horse, and turned towards the Akulovs' house. Grandmother's heart ached anxiously, her heart pounded in unison with the clatter of horse hooves, feeling the approach of trouble. A familiar stanitsa Cossack rode up to the gates of the house and, glancing gloomily at my grandmother, said:
Well, here, Cossack, take the expensive load!
He got down from the cart, went up to the side and threw back the matting. On wadded legs, the grandmother went up to the cart and immediately sank heavily to the ground. At the bottom of the cart lay her husband Alexei, who had been killed, and next to him was his younger brother Nikolai.
Everything else is remembered by the grandmother as if in a fog.
Sobs and weeping hung in the air, the curses of the Soviet government and the terrible silence of great-grandfather Tikhon, who suddenly lost two sons. He did not survive this blow and soon died from the strongest experiences, and after him my great-grandmother passed away. The reprisals against the Cossacks and their families began immediately after the defeat of the uprising.
Grandmother told how they were all kicked out of their homes, given some time to get ready and were not even allowed to take away the bread planted in the oven! These were bad people! The animals were nobler than them, in relation to their fellows! Families were put on carts with roaring children, taken to the railway station, put in freight cars and sent to the Urals, to Siberia! Since grandmother Daria was from the “out-of-town”, poor, then she and the children (one of them is my father Nikolai) were left in the village, they were not expelled.
The corpses of the killed Cossacks lay around the Tikhoretskaya station, and the prisoners were killed in the same place where they surrendered.
Grandmother fell silent, big tears were shed a long time ago, and her whole subsequent life consisted of nothing but ordeals, difficulties and humiliations.
It makes no sense to tell how the grandmother, left with two children, survived in that difficult, hungry time. So much has been written about this. I don't want to rub salt in the wounds, but future generations need to know. Grandma Dasha had a very difficult life after her husband, my grandfather Alexei Akulov, was killed and the Akulov family was ruined.
She was not taught literacy, but what could an illiterate woman with two children do in that troubled time? Labor and only hard physical labor allowed my grandmother to survive in difficult times for her and the entire Cossacks. In the Kuban, houses were built from adobe - this is such a large clay brick, which has been made for centuries in a proven way.
On the ground they made a batch of clay, then they added straw to it, poured it with water and began to knead it all with their feet in order to achieve a certain homogeneous mass. This mass was hammered into special wooden molds, and then the mold was overturned, and a clay-straw brick fell out from there. These batches were kneaded by the grandmother with her feet, and then she made bricks.
Grandmother Dasha and grandchildren
This is very hard work, which not every man can handle, but my grandmother could not earn a living in any other way. How many adobes were made by grandmother's feet, no one counted, but a lot, a lot!
After the adobe dries, the walls of the future house were laid out of it, and then the adobe had to be plastered with clay, only of a different quality of kneading.
And this work was done by this old woman, who was already over 60 years old, and she still continued to work, as in her youth, like a horse ... At this work, she got cold feet and then suffered terribly from diseases of the joints. Nothing is given for free, and grandmother did not even hope for free bread.
Grandmother Dasha was a person of extraordinary kindness, natural modesty and tact. She never refused anyone, and she was happy to throw her children and daughters-in-law, and relatives from the villages. The children were drawn to her, understanding with their minds that their grandmother would always help, feed, protect!
I always knew this, too, since my grandmother lived with me and my mother in two small cells that could not be called rooms, and my grandmother loved me very much, apparently also because my dad died in the war and I got all the love for him !
Tolya's grandson and Dasha's grandmother
My mother was rarely at home - she either worked and then was on duty in the hospital.
At night, when I was not on duty, then I sewed jerseys, which we sold at the bazaar to villagers and thus replenished our modest budget. After all, she was our only breadwinner and breadwinner. Such were the times!
The most offensive thing was that only I was paid a pension for my dead father, and my grandmother was not paid anything, and she had no work experience.
This always terribly resented me, and when I went to study at the Kherson Naval School, my mother, through the Security Council, made sure that my grandmother was paid a pension for my father. How happy she was that at the end of her life she was paid some money, and although this pension was meager, it was a significant help for her.
When my mother died, I worked at sea, and I had to send my grandmother Dasha to my godmother, my grandmother's own niece, in the Kuban grain farm. I sold my part of the house to my cousin, and gave the proceeds to my godmother, for the maintenance of my grandmother, and my godmother honestly fulfilled her duties - she looked after and helped her aunt very well.
Unfortunately, my grandmother did not survive my mother much, and a year later I had to come to my godmother, as my grandmother was very ill. She died in my arms and she was 78 years old.
Let the Earth rest in peace and how you want there to be more such people on Earth!
Nikolai Akulov
As always, we regret in that period of time called old age that in youth we were not interested in the life of our parents, their life history, interests, friends, actions, attachments, their attitude to life and certain events when they were alive! I know very little about my father, and the information that I give here is gleaned from the stories of my mother and grandmother Dasha.
Akulov Nikolay
Dad graduated from school in the village of Tikhoretskaya, and after the death of his grandfather Alexei Akulov and the dispossession of the whole family, the grandmother and children moved from the village to the station village of the Tikhoretskaya railway station, where she bought a small house and settled with her sons Nikolai and Ivan.
The house was small, but very well located for that time, next to the market and not far from the center of the village. Nikolai Akulov was a very inquisitive and quite literate young man for that time. He graduated from the factory and factory school in Tikhoretsk, acquired the specialty of a milling turner and worked at the local Krasny Molot plant.
Grandmother said that he liked to gather neighbors at home on a bench and give them lectures on the international situation of the country or the latest news from fresh city newspapers - he had such a strong craving for education and a desire to educate others, a rare quality in a young man!
After some time, Nikolai married a neighbor's girl, whose parents lived on the same plot with their grandmother Dasha, only in a different house, in the back of the yard. The whole site was small, but they managed to build two small houses on it. The house where my grandmother and my future father lived with my brother Ivan consisted of three rooms: one hall of 12 meters and two small rooms of 5-6 meters each. The second house, which was located in the back of the courtyard, was even smaller and there were smaller rooms, and the large Ganzulin family lived with their daughter Nadezhda and two sons.
Now, after a lapse of time, you remember these “mansions” and wonder how crowded and poor we all lived then, but we lived, loved, studied, got married ...
So my dad Nikolai fell in love with the daughter of the neighbors Nadia and after a while they got married. But my father's first marital happiness was short-lived. Once he was returning home from work at night and saw that his young wife was standing at our gate with some man and was kindly accommodating.
Without saying a word, he passed by and, grabbing an ax in the shed, rushed to the gate. The heart of my mother, my grandmother, was expecting some kind of denouement, since she had long noticed that a young daughter-in-law often was kind to strangers, but she did not dare to tell her son about it. Only when she saw that my father with an ax moved towards the gate, she rushed at him, wrapped her arms around him.
The father could not move, the mother's hands were stronger than the shackles, and he resigned himself, laughed, kissed his mother and took the ax to the shed! The young wife ran away to her parents, and dad could no longer live next to the woman he loved and who betrayed him.
Some distant relatives of our family lived in the Republic of Tajikistan. After some time, my father paid off at the factory and left in 1940 for the Pamirs, the roof of the world, for Tajikistan. In Tajikistan, dad lived at the station of Ursatyevskaya, Kalininabad district, Leninabad region.
He was a literate man, and a relative recommended him to the local military commissariat, where dad worked until the very beginning of the war. Here he met my mother, who worked as a nurse in a district hospital, where she was sent after graduating from a medical school from the city of Krivoy Rog, in Ukraine.
Akulov Nikolai and Akulova Vera
And on April 19, 1942, I also appeared, Akulov Anatoly Nikolaevich. Mom said that we lived in a barracks, in the same room.
When dad returned home, he could not wait to reach our room and shouted to mom to serve me to him through the window. It's good that the windows in the barracks were large, and he pulled me through them on his hands! Still, love for children and the Motherland was in the blood of the Cossacks!
This is about my father, who, despite the insults caused by the Soviet authorities to his family, did not sit out in the military registration and enlistment office (there was a reservation for the employees of the military registration and enlistment offices) and wrote a statement himself to be sent to fight the Germans at the front! No persuasion from his mother that he had a small child and had a reservation did not break him! He said goodbye to us and left for Semipalatinsk, graduated from the courses for junior artillery maintenance commanders, and after graduating from college with the rank of senior sergeant, he went to the front. Father did not hate the Soviet government, but fulfilled the duty of a Cossack warrior - to defend his country from enemies!
On May 9, 1943, dad died during the battle on the Oryol-Kursk Bulge. Nikolai Akulov was buried in the village of Bolshoe Troitskoye in the Belgorod region, in a common mass grave. I tried twice to find the place where dad was buried, but only the second time, when I had already despaired of looking for him, in the village of Bolshoe Troitskoye, where we arrived, pioneers, red rangers came and showed me the place where dad was buried. Now in the village of Bolshoe Troitskoye there is a large monument.
Under the rocks, 129 people lay there together. Eternal memory to the Heroes!
My family at the monument to heroes
These are the memories inspired by the article of the writer and journalist Y. Tkachev. I tried to put together the fragments of those events that my grandmother Daria Akulova told me about.
Reading many materials about the fate of the Cossacks, and knowing the history of the fate of my family, it becomes unbearably painful for my great-grandfathers, for their crippled destinies. This indelible pain will remain for many generations.
Here is an extract from an article by Yu. Tkachev about the Tikhoretsk uprising.
In 1932, the city of Tikhoretsk turned into a punitive hub with several prisons in the center and concentration camps in the area of the poultry plant (nowadays a sausage factory and a motor track) and on the northern outskirts (now the area of the aviation unit), where "enemies of the people" from Novopokrovsky, Pavlovsky and other neighboring areas. They also brought here the “goers” captured in round-ups.
The southeastern outskirts of the city - Kozlova Balka - became a place of execution of people. The dead were thrown into pre-prepared pits. 233 “kulak” families were evicted from the six villages of the Tikhoretsky district (what other “kulaks” after the mass exiles of 1930? But vigilant activists revealed them!).
In December 1932, in the foreign press ("Renaissance", "L" Ami du Peuple, in the Prague "People's Politics", in the Polish "Zycie Katolickie" and others) there was news of an uprising in the Kuban in the Tikhoretskaya region, which occurred at the end of November "Soviet newspapers did not say a word about him. Since the middle of October 1932, anxious days have come for the Cossacks: it became known that in Moscow they decided to withdraw all the active young population of the region and send them to the North. Obviously, these reasons became the reason for the speech against the Soviet government.
It was started by the Cossacks of several villages adjacent to Tikhoretskaya (Fastovetskaya). The uprising was led by regular Cossack officers. All able-bodied Cossacks came to the assembly points to take part in the uprising. The weapon was obtained by capturing three armories. There were also machine guns and bombs. The local garrison allowed itself to be disarmed without resistance.
On November 16, over 6 thousand armed Cossacks gathered in the village of Tikhoretskaya, and almost the entire male population of the Tikhoretsky district was unarmed. After a night battle with a small Red Army detachment, the rebels occupied the Tikhoretskaya station. Having taken possession of this junction station, the rebels liquidated Soviet power everywhere in the region. For almost a week, the occupied territories remained under the rule of the rebels. The military units of special purpose (CHON) sent by the Rostov authorities were defeated with heavy losses: the rebels managed to capture 4 field guns, 11 machine guns, several hundred rifles and a large number of dressings in three days.
Then, troops from different parts of the Caucasus were drawn to the battlefield, they launched artillery, tanks, and even carried out several gas attacks.
Despite the lack of weapons, the numerical superiority of the enemy, the large number of wounded and killed, the lack of food and ammunition, the rebels fought for 12 days. The massacre began on the very first day after the retreat of the rebels from Tikhoretskaya.
Without exception, all prisoners captured in battle were shot. Everywhere around Tikhoretskaya lay the corpses of the killed Cossacks.
By order of the command, the prisoners were killed at the same place where they surrendered, without even being brought to the headquarters for interrogation. As soon as the Chekists from the OGPU arrived, the massacre of the civilian population began. Day and night they shot everyone against whom there was the slightest suspicion of sympathy for the rebellious Cossacks. There was no mercy for anyone: neither children, nor the elderly, nor women.
In Moscow, it was decided to send the entire population of the village of Tikhoretskaya to the North to special purpose camps. In total, about 18 thousand people were identified for expulsion, that is, almost the entire remaining population of the rebellious village of Tikhoretskaya ...
Anatoly Akulov
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| 2 | Hello Anatoly! |
| 4 | Hello Anatoly. I read with great interest your documentary and artistic story about the dramatic events associated with the fate of your grandfathers, great-grandfathers, parents. A wonderful short, concise narrative, where you voluntarily or involuntarily revealed the problems and suffering during the years of the formation of Soviet power, not only of your relatives and the social stratum in the Kuban - the Cossacks, but of the entire Russian society. In the story, a whole layer of sad events of the post-revolutionary period of 1917, which claimed millions of innocent lives on both sides, was raised for review by readers. You and I are already 75 years old, of which 50 each we plowed the seas and oceans. Our education, despite the ideological opuses of the then propaganda, made it possible to study and understand the events described by you in the story. A lot has been written on this topic, nevertheless, reading a very well-composed documentary-fiction "drama" you begin to wonder how it happened that a sufficiently educated and educated intelligentsia (Ulyanov, etc.) neglecting the objective laws of the development of human society, the pattern of transition from one socio-political formation to another, under the banner of the demagogy of communism, they built a totalitarian state in which there were no independent democratic institutions at all. This is what we all feel to this day. |
| 5 | Tolya! It's great that you felt what I wrote about in this story, since I had been hatching the idea of writing it for many years. And only now, at the end of my life, I splashed out this bitter truth on the pages of my story. There is no lie here, the true events of those sad days are reflected here, when the foundations of the Cossacks, truly Russian tillage, collapsed, and families collapsed with them, the truly Russian, Cossack Root, the personification of which was my Cossack family, was cut! And, the true defenders of Russia had no resentment - when trouble came, they went to fight and saved Russia at the cost of their lives and gave us the opportunity to live on this Earth, honor its traditions, understand its pain and continue the traditions of the Cossacks in their lives and in their upbringing your children! To some extent, today's events in Ukraine stirred up my memory and forced me to write this story, to some extent consonant with what is happening in the Donbass! Thank you for your understanding and kind words! |
| 6 | Anatoly, I eagerly read your story. My grandfather Cossack Slyusarenko Alexander Iosifovich, also a native of the village of Tikhoretskaya (Fastovetskaya), passed a tragic and difficult path. When the uprising happened in Tikhoretskaya, my grandfather lived in the Leninabad region, where he was exiled, so this tragedy did not touch him. But in 1937 he was shot. My mother - she was 7 years old when they took him - never found out about his future fate. Thanks to the Internet, I saw my grandfather's surname in the book of memory of the victims of political repressions, wrote a letter and they sent me his biography from the criminal case. For me and his still living children, everything that was written there was a revelation. Grandmother didn’t even tell her children anything about him, she was so scared. And I want to know more and more about my grandfather and about the village. Thank you very much! More stories like this! |
| 12 | Hello Anatoly! Thanks for the truth! While searching for news on the Internet about Tikhoretsk, I accidentally came across your story. I myself was born in Tikhoretsk and all my relatives live there, so I sometimes wonder what is there in my homeland.
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The Gateline.net gateway was developed in accordance with the requirements of the international PCI DSS security standard. Software Gateway has been successfully audited for version 3.1.
The Gateline.net system allows you to accept payments by Visa and MasterCard, including using 3D-Secure: Verified by Visa and MasterCard SecureCode.
The Gateline.net payment form is optimized for various browsers and platforms, including mobile devices.
Almost all railway agencies on the Internet work through this gateway.
What is an electronic ticket and electronic registration?
Buying an electronic ticket to the site is a modern and fast way to issue a travel document without the participation of a cashier or operator.
When buying an electronic railway ticket, seats are redeemed immediately, at the time of payment.
After paying for boarding the train you need:
- either pass electronic registration;
- or print your ticket at the station.
Electronic registration Not available for all orders. If registration is available, it can be completed by clicking on the appropriate button on our website. You will see this button immediately after payment. You will then need your original ID and a printout of your boarding pass to board the train. Some conductors do not require a printout, but it's better not to risk it.
Specify the itinerary and date. In response, we will find information from Russian Railways about the availability of tickets and their cost. Choose the appropriate train and place. Pay for the ticket using one of the suggested methods. Payment information will be instantly transferred to Russian Railways and your ticket will be issued.
How to return a purchased train ticket?
Can I pay for a ticket with a card? And is it safe?
Oh sure. Payment is made through the payment gateway of the processing center Gateline.net. All data is transmitted over a secure channel.The Gateline.net gateway was developed in accordance with the requirements of the international PCI DSS security standard. The gateway software has successfully passed the version 3.1 audit.The Gateline.net system allows you to accept payments with Visa and MasterCard, including using 3D-Secure: Verified by Visa and MasterCard SecureCode.The Gateline.net payment form is optimized for various browsers and platforms, including mobile devices.Almost all railway agencies on the Internet work through this gateway.
What is an electronic ticket and electronic registration?
Buying an electronic ticket to the site is a modern and fast way to issue a travel document without the participation of a cashier or operator.When buying an electronic railway ticket, seats are redeemed immediately, at the time of payment.After paying for boarding the train, you must either go through electronic registration or print a ticket at the station.Electronic registration Not available for all orders. If registration is available, it can be completed by clicking on the appropriate button on our website. You will see this button immediately after payment. You will then need your original ID and a printout of your boarding pass to board the train. Some conductors do not require a printout, but it's better not to risk it.Print e-ticket you can at any time before the train departure at the box office at the station or at the self-registration terminal. To do this, you need a 14-digit order code (you will receive it by SMS after payment) and the original ID.
