As I understand it, what is a feat. Composition-Discourse on the topic: "Feat"

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FEAT, ah, husband. Heroic, selfless deed. To make the item. Military item. Labor item. P. for the glory of the Motherland. Dictionary Ozhegov. S.I. Ozhegov, N.Yu. Shvedova. 1949 1992 ... Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov

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Books

• Feat, Boris Lapin. Boris Lapin - a well-known journalist and writer before the war, a connoisseur of Asia and Far East. In the twenties and thirties, he traveled almost the entire Asian part of our country, walked along ...
• Feat, Yuri Korotkov, Valery Todorovsky. You will read `Feat` in one breath. The described events will pass before your eyes like a movie - bright, visible, voluminous, captivating and making you empathize. In this story - peace and war, ...

Memories of a scout twice a Hero Soviet Union Viktor Leonov about the events of the defense of the Arctic. Reflections on the feat as such.

An excerpt from the book by V. Leonov "Lessons of Courage"

During the years of the Great Patriotic War I served in the reconnaissance detachment of the Northern Fleet. He was an ordinary scout, foreman of the group, then led the detachment. Our task was to conduct reconnaissance behind enemy lines in the interests of the fleet and the front with which he interacted. Covertly landing on the coast occupied by the enemy, from ships, most often torpedo boats and sea hunters, we made our way to the desired object and boldly attacked the enemy, catching him by surprise. Having obtained a "language", that is, a prisoner, and valuable staff documents, the detachment, according to all the rules of reconnaissance, retreated to their ships. The prisoners and documents were used by the headquarters of the front and fleet for planning operations.

Each such trip was difficult and dangerous. To accomplish the assigned task, the intelligence officer needed high morale and combat qualities, outstanding combat skills, will, endurance, discipline, the ability to obey, a high sense of responsibility for the task assigned, friendship, comradeship, and mutual assistance. Military skill, courage and fearlessness, combined with love for the Motherland, made the scout elusive for the enemy.
Often our detachment was the first to go into the fire in order to ensure the landing of large forces on land. marines. We suddenly attacked the headquarters, batteries, important rear objects of the enemy and destroyed them in a daring battle.
Of course, on examples from the times last war You can more clearly show the psychology of a person in a very difficult and dangerous situation. However, sometimes this leads to a misunderstanding of the essence of a feat, and young people begin to think that a fight on the battlefield is necessary for a feat, where the hero, despising death, boldly rushes forward against the enemy.
I am convinced that any feat, even the feat of peaceful days, is necessarily associated with courage, with courage, courage. But is it possible to count each a brave deed a feat, if it is accomplished even in battle?

Once a group of scouts found themselves in a very difficult situation. We completed a combat mission behind enemy lines, but were cut off from the mainland at Cape Mogilny by significant enemy forces. Against a handful of scouts, the enemy threw infantry, artillery, and mortars. All this power was aimed at the small piece of land that we occupied. We had to fight many hours of defensive battle, and if we managed to hold out at that time, it was only thanks to the courage and combat soldering of the scouts.
At the very beginning of the battle, the danger from the tip of the cape did not threaten us. I left the scout Zinovy ​​Ryzhechkin there with the task of observing the sea and, in the event of the appearance of our ships, to establish contact with them and ask for help.
But in the midst of the battle, not our ships, but German ones approached the cape, and the landing force tried to attack us from the sea.
There was a fight on the isthmus. The scouts repulsed one after another attack of rangers and could not help Zinovy. With a machine gun, a captured rifle and a large supply of grenades, Ryzhechkin courageously repulsed all enemy attempts to stab us in the back. He stayed for about an hour. Unable to break the resistance of one person, the enemies opened mortar fire, firing more than 50 minutes. The scout was all wounded, but continued to fight. The courageous warrior held on until he was replaced by another scout - Mikhail Kurnosenko. Only then, bleeding, did he begin to crawl back into cover. It was terrible to look at the wounds of a comrade. Overcoming the pain, he told us:
- Great, bastards, they beat me, well, and I didn’t remain in debt: I beat them in order, so it’s not scary to die.
Zinovy ​​Ryzhechkin died in our arms. The brave scout kept his oath given to the Motherland. By the end of the day, our situation became very difficult. The ammo was running out. The Nazis, realizing that at night we would try to break out of the encirclement, launched another furious attack. They set up two machine guns against our positions and began to pour flat fire on the small area that we occupied, making it impossible to raise our heads.

The critical moment of the battle has come. And then one of the scouts, Nikolai Zhdanov, could not stand it and blew himself up with a grenade. These were already signs of panic.
So, it was necessary to act immediately in order to instill hope in the rest of the opportunity to escape.
In a word, a counterattack was needed. But how to raise people to bayonets when there is almost no ammunition, and enemy machine guns are pouring continuous fire? We only found the right decision. While one machine gunner was firing and the other was loading a new belt, I called the scout Semyon Agafonov to me and said:
- Both machine guns must be captured. Do not destroy, but capture! Understood?
- Have a grab! - somehow solemnly blurted out Agafonov, trying to immediately rush to the Nazis. But I stopped it:
- Wait. I will try to silence them for at least a few seconds, then don't yawn!
There was about half a disk of cartridges left in my machine gun, and after waiting for the enemy burst to pass over us and deviate slightly to the side, I jumped up and fired all the bullets at the machine gunners. Semyon rushed forward, I, limping on my wounded leg, could hardly keep up with him. When Agafonov was already at the stone, one machine gunner slashed at him, Agafonov roared and jumped onto the stone, and then fell on the machine gunners ... “Semyon died,” I thought bitterly, but when I ran up to the stone with machine guns, I saw that my friend is rolling on the ground in the arms of three hefty fascists, the fourth was killed. Together, we quickly "calmed" them and captured the machine guns. Using them as a battering ram, they began to break through the isthmus.
The rest of the scouts followed us. But almost simultaneously with the start of our actions, two scouts, Sherstobitov and Karde, suddenly, unexpectedly for everyone, opened fire on a group of enemies that did not pose any particular danger to us, and having used up the remnants of their ammunition, they rose and sang “Our proud Varyag does not surrender to the enemy ' went on the attack. In an unequal battle, they died, and we made our way.
It got dark, and we considered ourselves already safe, as in a small valley, which still had to be overcome, the Nazis again surrounded us. Illuminating the area with rockets, they opened 10 aimed machine-gun fire from the heights surrounding the valley. And we were again pressed to the ground.

And then scout Yuri Mikheev asked to prepare a bunch of grenades for him - it was necessary to destroy the dugout located on the slope of the height. We gave the comrade all the "pocket artillery" - the last three grenades, tied them up, and he crawled to the dugout. The enemies noticed the scout and concentrated heavy machine-gun fire on him. Yuri was wounded, but continued to crawl. No more than 20 meters remained before the dugout, when he could no longer move forward. Then, having gathered the last of his strength, Yuri rose under machine-gun fire and threw a bunch of grenades. The dugout was blown up. When we ran up there, the brave scout was lying, struck down by a burst of machine guns that overtook him at the moment of the throw.
So, thanks to his heroic act, the rest managed to escape from the encirclement and hide in the rocks, and a day later they were removed from the coast by a hunter boat commanded by Boris Lyakh, later a Hero of the Soviet Union.

As you can see, there are many brave deeds in one battle, but not all of them can be recognized as feats. The actions of Mikheev and Ryzhechkin were recognized by all scouts as real military feats, their images then always served as an example of courage and courage for us, but no one called Sherstobitov and Karde's bold act a feat in their own way, because their actions did not contribute to the solution of the main task. If at the cost of their lives they decided the outcome of the battle in our favor, perhaps their courage could be treated differently. But we had a very definite task - to deliver documents seized from the enemy to our headquarters at any cost, so that later our command could use them in further combat operations.
For the sake of this task, an unequal battle of a group of scouts on Cape Mogilny went on throughout the day, and Sherstobitov and Karde not only did not contribute to the solution of the main task, but two healthy, not wounded people, in vain giving their lives, complicated the task of breaking through the encirclement. This example clearly shows the true essence of the feat, but all this took place in a fierce battle with enemies, where there was also self-sacrifice.

This is just one of many episodes described by Viktor Leonov. His books will not leave anyone indifferent.

1. (56 words) Feat - big word. But this is how one can describe the act of Guli Koroleva, described in the book dedicated to her “The Fourth Height” by Elena Ilyina. During the battle, she took out 50 wounded soldiers from the field, and after the death of the commander, she took command. And even being mortally wounded, she continued to fight until last breath. One can only admire the courage of this girl.
2. (47 words) Despite the fact that the hero of A. Tvardovsky's poem "Vasily Terkin" does not consider his act a feat, he can be considered a hero. The man, ignoring the great risk, selflessly swims across the river to convey an important report to the command. It could cost him his life, but he still decided on this act.
3. (48 words) In M. Sholokhov's story "The Fate of a Man", the theme of not only a military feat, but also a moral one, is raised. The driver Andrey Sokolov, being at the front, learns about the death of his entire family. Despite this, he found the strength not to break down and adopt an orphaned boy. The strength of the character of the hero cannot but delight.
4. (50 words) B. Vasiliev's story “The Dawns Here Are Quiet…” tells about the military feat of a whole group. During reconnaissance, the women's detachment and the foreman have to engage in a desperate battle with the enemy. Each of the women dies heroically and painfully. Even realizing the danger, they broke out to the front and sacrificed their lives on a par with men.
5. (52 words) "The Tale of a Real Man" by B. Polevoy is not by chance that it has such a name. The author talks about real history pilot Alexei Meresyev. The hero was shot down by a fighter over the territory occupied by the Germans, tried to find his way back through the forests until he went out to his own. Even having lost both legs, the man continues to repulse the enemy. Such a person can truly be called great, and his deed - a feat.
6. (61 words) In the story "Obelisk" by V. Bykov, a controversial attitude to the hero's deed arises. Teacher Ales Morozov creates an anti-fascist group with his students during the war. Not listening to the teacher, the guys commit the murder of a brutal policeman. After their capture, Ales is offered to surrender voluntarily. The man comes, realizing that the students will not be released. Subsequently, they are all executed. Years later, someone considers this act reckless, and the witness of the events - a feat.
7. (44 words) In the epic novel "War and Peace" L.N. Tolstoy shows us that a feat is not always noticeable. Captain Tushin, who practically took the bullets on himself, was reprimanded for going out without an order, although the courageous resistance of his battery shocked even the enemy. The feat was noticed only thanks to the intercession of Prince Andrei.
8. (52 words) Thomas Keneally's novel Schindler's Ark tells the story of real person- German Oskar Schindler. The man saved great amount Jews during the Holocaust. He illegally hired them as his workers, sheltering them from persecution. After the capitulation of Germany, the hero was forced to flee, but entire generations of Jews remained, grateful to him for the moral feat that he accomplished.
9. (53 words) "Alpine Ballad" by V. Bykov is a story about bitter self-sacrifice. Ivan Treshka, who accidentally escaped the concentration camp, meets Julia. The sudden feeling that flared up between them is interrupted by the fascists pursuing them. Here the hero accomplishes his feat: having reached a dead end, Ivan saves the girl, throwing her from the gorge into a snowdrift, while he himself remains to be torn to pieces, sacrificing his life.
10. (59 words) B. Vasiliev's story "He was not on the lists" tells about the protection Brest Fortress. Undoubtedly, everyone who rebuffed the enemy in that battle accomplished a feat. But the only surviving lieutenant Pluzhnikov is striking in his stamina. Deprived of his comrades, he continues to fight valiantly. But even being taken prisoner, he so admired the Nazis with his courage that they took off their caps in front of him.

Examples from life, cinema and media

1. (57 words) In The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, the son of a concentration camp commandant befriends a Jewish boy on the other side of the fence. Eventually, the parents find out about it and insist on moving. However, the boy manages to get over the fence to help his friend in search of his father. Despite the tragic outcome of events, even such a sincere desire to help can be considered a feat.
2. (41 words) Rescuers or firefighters constantly risk their lives to save others. Each shift is a new challenge. Such work requires incredible courage and fearlessness, it takes a lot of nerves. Often they themselves do not consider this a feat, but for the people who receive their help, they are real heroes.
3. (42 words) Not all feats are on a grand scale. A boy who is afraid of heights, but takes a small kitten from a tree, also accomplishes a feat. He struggles with his fear, steps over it, in order to ultimately save a defenseless animal. Within himself, he overcomes a great barrier. It deserves respect.
4. (56 words) Once my friend and I were sunbathing on the beach. Nearby, in shallow water, a girl was wandering, but suddenly she abruptly disappeared from sight. We got excited and my friend went to check out that place. It turned out that there was a double bottom - she fell and began to sink. A friend, not afraid of danger, dived after her and saved her life. I consider this a real feat.
5. (43 words) A feat can be completely different. My friend is constantly helping homeless animals. I can call this a feat, as she sincerely cares for them, takes them home and keeps them warm and comfortable. Despite all the difficulties, she picks up the rejected pets, keeping them alive.
6. (47 words) I once came across an article about a young man who saved a little girl who had fallen out of a window. The guy just walked by, reacted incredibly quickly and managed to catch the child. With this action, he accomplished a real feat. Heroes are among us. And they do not wear developing raincoats at all, but ordinary jeans and T-shirts.
7. (42 words) In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows II, the protagonist performs an incredible feat when he decides to sacrifice his life to save everything. magical world. He meets with the main evil face to face. Ignoring the persuasion of friends who are ready to fight, Harry remains steadfast.
8. (40 words) I have always considered the adoption of a child to be a moral feat. I admire how people are able to take on such responsibility, to give love and warmth to a stepchild. Such a feat was accomplished by my uncle and aunt. I respect them immensely for such a complex and generous decision.
9. (47 words) People very often become attached to their pets. The hero of a story I stumbled upon on a news site wanted to protect his pet so much that he threw himself at a bear when it attacked his puppy. The man showed inhuman courage, thanks to which his pet survived. This can be called a real feat.
10. (62 words) In my opinion, Stephen Hawking's first wife accomplished an incredible feat. Jane did not leave the scientist when he began to develop an illness that later led to paralysis. She continued to look after him as long as possible, gave him three children, literally devoted all her youth to him. Even though the couple divorced many years later, this choice of a woman still fascinates me.

A feat is a heroic deed of a person, not related to his professional activity. A feat is a manifestation of humanism, humanity, a way to overcome oneself and one's fears.

This theme is developed in the text by Valentin Petrovich Kataev. The boy Vanya is a hero, he is in such a young age understood the responsibility that lay with him. The boy's task was to lead the scouts through the forest. Not everyone would be able to gain strength and courage. Despite the fear and horror that gripped him, Vanya succeeded. Not only was he on the alert all the way, but he was also able to meet the enemy face to face, heroically holding back the secrecy of the operation. The young man accomplished a huge feat not only for himself, but also for the Fatherland.

In Russian literature, there are many examples of works in which a heroic deed is performed. Such is the story of Mikhail Aleksandrovich Sholokhov "The Fate of Man". Main character- Andrei Sokolov - fought for the salvation of his homeland. He did not give up and tried to help the people around him. Sokolov met the boy Vanya and tried to replace him with his relatives and friends, whom the boy had lost. This suggests that Andrei has a rich, kind soul who serves society. Despite the cruelty of the war years, he did not forget about such concepts as nobility, generosity and understanding, and such a person is capable of a noble deed, a feat.

Thus, we can say that a feat is a noble deed, which not every person can do.

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A feat, in my opinion, is an act that a person has committed, regardless of all circumstances. A feat elevates a person to the rank of great ones who will forever remain in the history of mankind. People often perform feats in a state of passion. They cannot explain how they jumped over a three-meter fence or saved a child from a fighting dog. All this is done on a subconscious level, when a person forgets what fear is.

Feats are always great deeds, which are often associated with self-sacrifice or forever broken life after an act. For example, as in a war, when a soldier saved a comrade from a bullet. In peaceful life, feats are not always something outstanding and globally important. For each person it is something different:

• Save a hungry kitten in winter
• Reconcile first
• Or sacrificing a job you love for your family

A feat is something for which you just want to say thank you. I am sure that such deeds do not go unnoticed in heaven. Such people are to be thanked. After all, good always comes back.

Who are the heroes

Those who have accomplished a feat are called heroes. These people are altruistic, kind and always happy to help. They are taken to the very top. After all, they saved someone. Human life priceless. They know it better than others.

For me a prime example Schindler's act is considered a feat - a man who saved a thousand Jews from inevitable death in a concentration camp. This man took people to work in his factory for the production of dishes. He cooperated with enemies in order to save people's lives. Although in itself, he was not very a good man. This proves that even the most evil and bad people capable of noble deeds.

I am also a hero to myself. I start doing things I don't really like in order to have what I want. For example, daily activities foreign language, extra lessons in various subjects that I am not enthusiastic about. In the future, I think it will help me achieve something. I think that in my life there will still be situations in which I can prove myself as a hero.