i lost my sight in prison when i was imprisoned on a false charge, the italians, they began to delve into the essence of the problem, and often come up to me, even the same teachers at school, they say, katerina, we are for you, we just can’t talk about it, our economy is very much in ruins, here it is, the role of the eu, the plasticine of democracy has long become an instrument of geopolitics.

drug control officers, with the forceful support of amun, were caught red-handed, the ministry of internal affairs said. a criminal case has been initiated for drug trafficking. what was detained by the police? transportation of narcotic drugs. where to transport from where? from russia to belarus. how much substance did you bring? approximately 3 kg. a man was detained in a rented apartment in vitebsk, where he stored a large batch of drugs. 3 kg of a particularly dangerous psychotropic substance alpha-pvp, brought by him from the russian federation. the substance in question is a defendant. planned to place it in caches in the city of vitebsk and the minsk region, but he failed to do this. according to belarusian legislation, the defendant faces up to 15 years in prison. the entire batch of prohibited substances that were found on the detainee was seized by operatives. in belarus has begun issuing certificates for passing centralized testing. you can get them at the points where the applicant took the test. the applicant must have an identification document with him .

this season , the women's tennis association presented an updated ranking for the grand slam tournaments. belarusian tennis player irina sabalenka came within 102 points of the second racket of the world, american cori gauff. the first racket on the planet is still iga szwentok from poland. another belarusian victoria azarenka retained the sixteenth line of the ranking, alexandra sasnovich - 124th racket in the world. the georgian team took the lead in the match against. spain the day before in the 1/8

finals of the european football championship, but could not contain the red fury in the second half, eventually losing 1:4, the england team reached the quarter finals, which needed two additional extra times to break the resistance of the slovaks 2:1. the british will next fight with switzerland, and the spaniards with the germans.

july 1, 1944 troops of the third belarusian borisov and the borisov region are liberated from the front. with the assistance of the zheleznyak partisan brigade, the occupation in begomlsky ended. troops of the first baltic front liberate sharkovshchina. the occupation in the gretsky and kopolsky districts ended. the immediate task of the four fronts is to destroy the forces of the fourth german army and liberate minsk.

there were 27 days left until the complete liberation of belarus.

he also wanted to live, since we have size 41 dogs and tarpaulin dogs, and we 136 at least live until the end of the war like this. zavgorodnia in maiden yurasova tamara alekseevna deposit city of khalturin , kirov region, military rank private position, cipher clerk in the ranks of the workers ' peasant red army, held in january 1942. in 1941, i graduated from 10th

grade and the guys and i went to our camp where the city was. we all play volleyball there, then we come back, we laugh there, well, there are children, maybe there were young people here, and the old man comes and says, kids, why are you laughing, because the war has begun, and we think, well, what did he say, you never know what he said, he’s an elderly man, you never know what, he said, here we go, then, that means, there we have... there is an agricultural technical school, near the agricultural technical school, we are watching a rally there, and then we already realized that the war had really begun. today at 4:00 am, without any declaration of war, german armed forces

attacked the borders of the soviet union. to go home, i thought that i would go somewhere and come back, so my mother saw me off, and when we left the house, my mother said, at least goodbye dad say, i even, and then i turned around, then he died of starvation in 1943, we sent several girls to courses,

a special group was a demolitionist, a scout and i radiska, we were thrown behind the lines to the germans, i actually lived in a regional town , i didn’t even see a real plane, only there in the movies, then they immediately put us on the plane at night, when we were flying, we were still there, well, you were there too, we were 17-18 years old. so, we look, we are being fired upon, and we say, oh, what stars, somehow, in their own way, well,

there were young people, then the pilot comes out and says, we are being shelled, we have to go on a parachute, you will jump from a parachute, we say, yes, we have never jumped, we have never seen a parachute at all, you will jump, well , the guys put it on me, it means i was so fragile and that’s the same thing. they opened the doors of the plane itself, the team would get ready, well, the guys came up there, jumped, when the team came to me, i was told to get ready, i came up, my knees were knocked out, it was very scary, because it’s also a shame to come back, it’s inconvenient, well , i’m no longer i remember how i jumped, maybe this medicine helped me there or something, but i only came to my senses when... the joke was revealed, and i thought, well, how can i not get to the germans, because there were cases that my relatives got caught, well, i’m

good, i landed on in my opinion, for a christmas tree or for sucking, i don’t remember, the guys cut the sling, and i ended up with the partisans, in 1941-1943 , the bryansk forests were one of the largest areas of the partisan movement, up to 6,000 partisans and women fought in them, three underground district committee, three city committees, 23 district committees in the all-union communist party of belarus, 16 district committees of the all-union leninist young communist league. in 1942 , 31 partisan formations, 27 brigades and a partisan artillery regiment were formed from individual partisan detachments in the bryansk forests. far behind the front line , vast partisan areas arose, with a constant network of large children. this is my first time. i got along with her, we didn’t have an internship in a forest area,

well, i’ll throw away the antenna, there’s no connection, moscow hears me, but i don’t hear them, and then it means there was another arodist there, he also already had experience, so i asked him, he gave me told everything, then threw the antenna as it should, showed me how to drop it, where and what... we started communicating, the range was severok, we had a clock, the time when moscow, when with a detachment, for example, or with group, there we had certain hours, already a certain channel, well, you look at the schedule, you know what you need, you set it up for it, they give it to you. the encryption is transmitted, you transmit the encryption, working with the key so that

it is there while you learn, while this morse code, while you learn it, was difficult, and then, so that you can’t knock your hand off, you can also work, knock it down, you’ll knock your hand off, then they won’t hear you anymore, hear you, but won’t understand, there’s a dot... the dots are before, and this is what you’re transmitting there, a three there, all these numbers there, you’ll knock your hand off because that you have to work slowly and in order to feel the key and for your hand to move , you have to sit there in ambush, too, when there are scouts there, when they are preparing to blow up the railway, the scouts do a lot of work

; they do reconnaissance for two weeks or two, for 3 months at a time. it's hard in an ambush was to sit, why? because when you’re sitting, it’s dark, or the weather is bad, it doesn’t matter, you transfer it to headquarters there, we didn’t stay in one place for a long time, because the germans are targeting us, they’re hitting us, we then change our location, we’re already moving to another , and when... you move from place to place, then you go to the line, they walk, you walk with them, and it’s day and night, other times you walk and don’t sleep, when you walk, you walk and your eyes close, you sleep, then you go out in the other direction, you go,

there’s already a man walking behind you, yeah, she’s fallen asleep, there’s a blow on your shoulders, that’s it, you open your eyes, you move on again, i’ll tell you that the girl was a little difficult, well, women and women, of course, there was no hot water there, there another time there was no water at all, it was a little scary for us, girl, well, the guys rescued us, they gave us parachutes, we sewed them there, then we also sewed bras for ourselves...

they didn’t always drop them, because they dropped the weapons first, we were sitting without bread , another time you sit, without food, without water, old and young, fathers and sons take up weapons to beat, beat and beat the fascist reptile behind enemy lines. a railroad was blown up across the river desna and we had a subrevnik, commander subrevnik alexei, he came out of encirclement and wanted to join the army there at the front, and to him guys, what are you doing, what difference does it make to you, we fight too hard, too well, but

he stayed, he was over 20, and then the guys already did everything. in the third year, bryansk partisans blew up a 290 m long railway bridge across the desna river on the bryansk-gomel railway line. the operation lasted only 26 minutes. train traffic was suspended for a month. from september 1941 to september 1943, the partisans of the bryansk forests destroyed over 100,000 enemy soldier-officers. about a thousand trains, hundreds of bridges, hundreds

of kilometers of railway tracks were blown up. for courage and bravery 11 partisans of the bryansk region. awarded the title of hero of the soviet union. about 16 thousand partisans and underground fighters were awarded orders and medals. few of our relatives died. one of the relatives was also thrown out by a special group. she landed on her spine from a parachute, so the guys first carried her on a stretcher, but they also had to carry out special tasks. so, and then, it means... a real war, we were walking, we ran into the germans, an ambush too, here i was, i was 18 years old,

then i was already in battle for the first time, you don’t know how to behave, and also an odnorodist, who was with me, you don’t know how to behave, because there’s shooting there, we run to another place, i shoot here, then the guys. he shouted, lie down under the tree, then, he said, she wounded one old man, i took him and began to pull him out, but i’m here now, then in general, she was such a walker, and he says: daughter, leave me alone, i’m old, he says, i’m fine, but you’re still young and will die, i ’m crying for this, and i’ll still drag him, i’m thinking, well, now how am i doing him? i remember, because i’m old too.

often partisan units carried out tasks from the command of the fronts and kingdoms; they were

a threat to the invaders. it was in 1943, we were surrounded, but the commander said: we need to break through the corridor and quickly. when the corridor was breached, there was shooting, here the germans, here ours, then ours falls, and we are two girls, we see that there is shooting, people are falling, everything, while we were thinking , how to do this, the ring closed, and we were left alone, we are thinking what to do, where to go, but with us code and walkie-talkie, we were given a grenade for use. and a pistol, well, we heard that a german entered the forest, did not enter the swamp, only

fired in a checkerboard pattern, well, we passed a minefield, there a cow exploded in front of us, it was walking here, and we went into the swamp, because we knew so, the guys were talking about it there, well, we’re not there anymore the first time, and we went into the swamp, we had to... save the walkie-talkie and the code, and we have dogs of size 41 and tarpaulin, and we wore 136, but they swelled, we left our boots there to get wet, here it’s no longer possible there was a boot, and she and i were probably sitting there for two days in this swamp, well, the germans were firing there, but they didn’t reach us, we were deep there, then we came out, i heard german speech,

and we went in the opposite direction, which means , from this, from this village, but we walked, we probably walked like this all day, in the evening we saw a man walking, so i said: oh, girls, like me i’m looking for you, in general, the commander has already sent to look for us, oh, we were so happy, of course, already, and we are dirty, like beads, from the swamp, something... well, we’ve already defamed our husband, we didn’t eat anything, we only drank swamp water yes, you squeeze everything out there into the sand, well, you drink, well, that means he took us, brought

us, brought us. headquarters, commander, hero of the soviet union, emlyutin, the conversation immediately became so serious, he said how could you stay, you could have ended up with the germans, but now we don’t know, maybe you were with the germans, you were gone for 5 days, we have already reported to moscow that two birthmarks are missing, that's registration. and ciphers, and we stood there, our tears were flowing for everything, and we stand there, dirty, so waxy, it’s not weakened anymore, then he came up to us, hugged us, said, well done, girls, that you saved the walkie-talkies, that you saved shir, and that you returned alive, and then there was an award ceremony, so the guys stood

and... we are standing with her, the guys of the order, it means they give us a medal for courage, and we stand like that, we seem to be dissatisfied, well, guys, ordina, that we are worse, why do we get a medal for this, and this same kovpak, he came up and says: girls, why are you depressed, yes, a medal for courage, like an order, now i ’m wearing a caucasian one. in the rear of the fascist troops , heroic partisan detachments are successfully operating to deliver unexpected and crushing blows to the enemy. we stayed in one place for a long time, and the guys built us a dugout, and then they said: girls, go get a hotel, and we

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uh, the guys captured one german, so i think he was an officer, so he to our family, that he has children, that he has a wife, everything is there, what he said there, well, you look at him and think, well, you’re a man, and we are people too, why are you killing us , forcing us to kill too, that means, but he ’s not like that, he’s not... he wasn’t evil , nothing, but like this with such pleasure or how he somehow got something out of his photographs and remembered his family, his children, and then the commander wanted to send him to the mainland, but it didn’t work out, because we ended up in the encirclement and the guys shot him, the people's

avengers spread panic everywhere. and then we even got together, we all got together, so each other.