During the Second World War, she organized the preparation of nurses and health personnel, the evacuation of children, sponsorship of Red Army units by professional unions, and paramedical institutions.
While returning to Murmansk from a political visit to the United Kingdom her convoy was bombed by the Germans and Nikolayeva helped rescued the wounded.

She died on December 28, 1944.
During her life she was awarded the Order of Lenin along with other medals.
The urn containing her ashes is kept in the Kremlin Wall Necropolis in Red Square in Moscow.
During the Second World War, she organized the preparation of nurses and health personnel, the evacuation of children, sponsorship of Red Army units by professional unions, and paramedical institutions. While returning to Murmansk from a political visit to the United Kingdom her convoy was bombed by the Germans and Nikolayeva helped rescued the wounded.
She died on December 28, 1944. During her life she was awarded the Order of Lenin along with other medals. The urn containing her ashes is kept in the Kremlin Wall Necropolis in Red Square in Moscow.
Klavdiya Nikolayeva