pritytsky sergei osipovich, one of the organized front. in january 1942 he became the second secretary of the central committee of the leninist communist youth union of belarus in october of the same year, assistant to the chief of the belarusian headquarters of the partisan movement. having experience in underground work

in the country, he went down in history as one of the national heroes of the belarusian people, leaving the brightest memory of himself.

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of the cruelty that he showed, their newspaper spoke of him exclusively as a national hero. 150 volumes of crimes, criminal cases of punitive officers, they literally said that the more we went out on punitive operations, the more impudent we became, the more we reveled in the authorities. who burned belarusian villages? one rose to the rank of deputy head of the german government. a film from a series without a statute of limitations. derly vanger's punishers. part one. on the air belarus-1 and belarus 24. watch right now. how many people were shot in the approximate unit? they literally

said that the more we went out on punitive operations, the more impudent we became, the more they reveled in power. yes, it probably could be. the criminal received a short sentence, was often released under an amnesty and continued to live as a law-abiding citizen, confident that the facts of his participation in punitive operations would never come to light, but the search work to find traitors to the motherland did not stop, the officers of the authorities, they are in

sight, under control also, as regards especially the nazis, the killers, especially tough ones, a special battalion was distinguished by its brutal actions. ss dirgera, it was a multinational team that included also citizens of the soviet union. people who voluntarily went to serve the nazis took an oath of allegiance to the reich they participated in. derlewanger's sss battalion. at the time of their arrest , these people had already started families. their children grew up

and they were often responsible employees. they, as veterans, were invited to schools and work groups to talk about the heroic and tragic stories of the great patriotic war. and by may 9 every year they received cash benefits. i wouldn’t be surprised if someone, many of them, have some kind of mental issues in their personal affairs. deviations. after the war, the punitive measures were swept away.

one of the most brutal, ruthless nazi units of the second world

return with persons under 14 years of age. dzerilevanger, in his profile we read that he graduated from the university, a doctor of socio-political sciences, and there is a column for his attitude to religion, a believer. i don't know what he believed in, well, probably not in god. oskar derlivanger is generally an interesting personality for researchers, not only historians. it seems to me that for psychologists and psychotherapists first of all, because this craving, during the second world war , grew into some kind of cruel, bloody attitude towards humiliation of the individual, through physical pain, through some psychological moments. the unit under the command of the doctor, as oskar derlivanger was designated in official documents, was created in the summer of the forties.

disappeared, that is, they were either destroyed or driven away to germany, it came to the point that they almost even wanted to bring him to trial, such actions were sadistic in relation to what he did in the occupied territories, that they even complained about him and there were complaints from the wehrmacht, but he got away with all this time because there were high patrons in berlin. derlivanger's unit was subordinate to the highest fuhrer of the ss and the police of central russia of belarus, the general commissioner of belarus gruppen fuhror von gottberg, and in fact the head of the main department of the ss gotla buba.

immigrants from ukraine joined the staff of derlivanger’s team. that condition was tall stature, good health, loyalty to the occupying forces, and a desire to serve the third reich. commander.

gave the order that before destroying a village, well, that is, try not to destroy the village, but for the battalion this was not an obstacle, that is, they did what they wanted, that is, they did not even carry out the orders that came. klichevsky district of the region, here at the beginning of forty-two seven partisan detachments operated at once, they controlled a huge

territory, klichevsky, kirovsky, berezensky, bobruisk, krichevsky, bykhovsky districts. firing points, but on march 20, 1942 after a twelve-hour battle, the partisans defeated him too. on april 3 , a resolution was adopted to restore soviet power in the area, but not for long. after some time , the occupation regime was in effect here again. to put up with the existence of a bandit republic, one

of the units that participated in anti-partisan actions was the derlivanger ss battalion. already in april. it is difficult to walk, swim, crawl, so they did not hesitate, they passed through the swamp, they passed through hard-to-reach places, partisans, returning from a combat mission, a small group, they moved and exchanged signals, bird voices, and so they moved and knew where everyone was,

only the derlevangers, who were following on their heels, knew that at that time there were no such birds here . and the phrase in the order, especially to pay attention to the seizure and confiscation of their line for germany, they were thrown to... which supported the partisans, because there were their fathers, their brothers, their sons, in the summer of forty -two to the derlivanger in full force

the klichev police, about 100 people, are led by police chief barchik. barchik august yanovich is a baltic german, he lived in the magel region, he was even in charge of a mechanical yard there, when the germans arrived, he quickly... from the first actions, in which the klichev police took part, the destruction of the village of borki. in a few hours, the punitive forces killed 2,027 people. these are 13 khatyns. the figure is from derlivanger’s own report, which he wrote the day after the tragedy. before the war, borki was seven villages that were subject to destruction all. the punitive forces arrived at dawn at half past three and at 4:00 am the settlements were separated into two rings of security so that no one could escape into the forest. an ambush was set up in babruisk, 42 ​​pilots were killed, and a few days later there was another action where an sd detachment was killed. derlivanger and his team were responsible for protecting the road, and he took revenge. this is

a difficult tragic story based on the example of our family. about forty of our direct relatives died in this fiery element. so far one part of the village. after the burning of the village the next day father, my grandfather, my father father, that means, who remained alive, he was not in the village at that time, he found his son, vasil, among the charred bodies, he tried to bring him to the cemetery, the cemetery from this burned one, about 50 meters, and he could not bring him . crumbled in his hands, but the revenge of the punitive forces did not end with the destruction of the bourgeoisie, they did not try to ambush the partisans and fight with armed

people, it was much easier and safer to fight with the peaceful, unarmed population, in order to turn that zone into a burnt-out desert, nearby villages were subject to liquidation . a week later after the destruction of the bohrok, derlivanger and his team appeared in sbyshina. the villages are located less than 10 km from each other. through the forest the distance is even less, the residents of sbyshin saw the huts burning, and on june 21, reprisals came to them, people were supposedly gathered in meetings, then driven into houses, shot and set on fire. in vzbyshina , 1,076 people were shot and burned. the next day, june 22, new town burned, a fiery fate befell the village of gorodets, the jump of novoselka, studenka, vetrenka. there was always some kind of military building erected.

the defeat of soviet belarus named after shchors began operation frieda, in which derlivanger’s punitive forces took part. according to german documents, the nazis planned to deal with the partisans in a few days, from november 5 to 9. despite reconnaissance, it was not possible to find out where the partisan camps and camps were located, so they did not meet the deadlines. on november 8 , derlivanger was tasked with ensuring the export of agricultural products. the unit’s command post at that time was located in the village of ravanich, cherven district.

most likely, it is here on november 10th. derlivanger received his medal for bravery, because the role of the punitive battalion was reduced not only to robbery, but also, as it was written in the reports , to pacify the civilian population. the punitive policy was as follows.

what he saw there was imprinted in his memory for the rest of his life, he cites some little things that he simply retained in memory, he simply could not forget about it, that a cat was sitting on a burnt pillar and screaming wildly, about the chickens flying up the tree to hide from the fire, they, too, cackled wildly, and... alena’s voices were not heard, only firebrands crackled, and there was a terrible smell of smoke. in sixty- two, a criminal case was opened against those who destroyed civilians, 11 nazi collaborators from derlivanger’s team. their atrocities are hundreds of crimes in the klichevsky, kirovsky, bykhovsky, berezensky, chervensky districts, thousands of people killed, described in 40 volumes

of criminal case 26-307. the main witnesses in quotation marks, as they say, are the karati themselves, so i read the interrogation report, lisov says this, that he did not kill, he is whitewashing himself, he did this and that specifically, he himself told, i saw how he shot, how he raped, how he killed women, children, these testimonies are presented to him. then he also begins to speak in specifics. one of derlewanger’s punishers, igor, aka ignatiy lysov, was born in the berezensky district, he was arrested in perm, he worked as a miller at the chemical plant. at the trial, he told how he drove the population to a place so that someone would ask for forgiveness and some kind of sincere repentance, well, it was imperceptible. practically also said dmitry kolpakov, pyotr vershal, aka vershin,

nikolai valchuk. those who were involved in the same criminal case with lysov, for a crime without a statute of limitations, seven were sentenced to capital punishment by execution, four to 15 years of imprisonment in a strict regime correctional labor colony. under the bus, what was derlilander doing? he issued an order that the local residents should deal with road clearing directly. the song that i feel, for the rich, deep laughter, for the sweet ringing, for the clear eyes, for...