Monument to Bayramukov J.K.

A hero of the First World War, awarded the Order of St. George, he served in the "Wild Division." In the autumn of 1918, he joined the White movement and fought against the Red Army in the North Caucasus and the Volga region. For his bravery and leadership qualities, he was promoted to the officer rank of Khorunzhiy.

After the victory of Soviet power in the spring of 1920, D. Bayramukov led a detachment that defended the borders of Karachay from bandit attacks. Soon, he switched to the side of the new government and became the head of the Khurzuk militia. In 1922, after the Kabardino-Karachay conflict, Central military units were stationed in Karachay to combat banditry. More than 30 people were shot without trial.

Local opponents of Jatday found him in the mountains, where he was hiding with his wife. On February 24, a punitive detachment of 7 militiamen, led by Shogaib Baikulov, also a participant in the First World War and an officer of the White movement, killed Jatday Kaitbievich Bayramukov.