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captured ukrainian soldiers and officers, they became an important factor in a special military operation, their fates are the only subject of communication today. and moscow, stop, come in, daily increase in the number of captured soldiers of the ukrainian armed forces, a very sore subject for ukraine, this paratrooper was captured near donetsk just the other day, closer to lunch, a machine gun was thrust into the hospital, shooting began, uh-huh, the shots caught fire, the gunpowder charges themselves, they were lying separately, near my hands are now even torn, i began to throw them away, screaming, i... give up, i give up, don’t

shoot, throw your hands forward, he says, crawl on us, crawled, lie down, undress, i say, the old lady says, no, take everything off yourself, take everything off, take everything out of your pockets, they said, today we, the surrendered ukrainians, have more than the wehrmacht soldiers captured before our victory in stalingrad. a large number of prisoners is a sign that the enemy will soon break down and lose. volgograd, here in the museum there is a panorama

of the battle of stalingrad, a significant part of the exhibition is dedicated specifically to prisoners. in the history of the battle of stalingrad, there is such a huge amount of detail, here we try to give, at least. brave soldiers who stopped the resistance in parade formation, yesterday it was passed through paris, who in fact , in an absolutely short time, subjugated the whole of europe, and here we see completely different soldiers, soldiers behind whom there is already

defeat, soldiers who yesterday, being victors, today feel themselves in a completely different status, they are already begin... to think about the future, the future into which their country has found itself. historical documents stored in archives have their own unique mysterious smell; many folders are still classified as secret. in general, this is an archive, a former park archive, now a documentation center. contemporary history of the volgograd region of volgograd. here we are also working to study. stories related to prisoners, a lot, a lot of interesting ones, look, i get to this place, i can’t shoot any further. on february 2, the battle of stalingrad ends; already in february 1943, the stalingrad city defense committee adopted

resolutions that designated the objects where it was planned to use the labor of prisoners of war. this resolution states that... it is necessary to begin, immediately begin restoration production buildings, workshops, workshops related to the production of hulls and repairs of tanks are listed, to use all the forces of military construction management and prisoners of war, and this is the archive of the fsb directorate for the volgograd region, studying open sources and completely recently declassified documents, it becomes clear that prisoners in russia.

alexander epifanov is a unique person, doctor of sciences, lawyer, historian. in the early nineties of the last century, wehrmacht veterans somehow reached the soviet archives on prisoners, they tried to publish documents in the west, as their exclusive, but epifanov did this much earlier. he published dozens of scientific papers and wrote 50 books about working with prisoners in the ussr. orchestras, theaters.

i had to change clothes, there were circus performers, and of a very high level, an anti-fascist activist was formed, who walked around with special bandages. for us, but for some reason they could not prove themselves, there are, of course, ardent

enemies, motivated enemies, of course, they need to be identified, with those people who are still doubt or vice versa with us, of course, work with them to include them, as it were, in the soft power that would work for us. today, during the svo, we are trying to recruit as many prisoners as possible, not to do hard work or for show statistics. the fewer soldiers the enemy has left, the faster we win, they will save their lives. according to rumors, according to rumors , they told me that there would be hell here, i can spit in anyone’s face for these words, they treat me normally, like person to person, just like a human being, well, you say that not under pressure, i hope i'm telling it like it is, what's there, what's the relationship here.

this is a prisoner’s cap, embroidered by a prisoner, stalingrad, 1945, well, interesting, here ’s a newspaper from camp 108, it ’s just that the camp activists themselves were involved in organizing cultural educational work, so what is written, this is christmas, well new year, 1946, such a festive wall newspaper, and in general these wall newspapers. were very developed, the prisoners of war themselves edited them, anti-fascists were used, all the camp news,

labor indicators were published, but there are also newspapers where lists of the most distinguished prisoners of war in production, that is , the most advanced brigades, were also encouraged by the camp authorities. vladimir luchkin, an employee of the volgograd center for documentation and history, explains: now information about the lives of prisoners is being significantly expanded. new interesting facts are opening up for the public: i compare our archive to a re-search, as if a lot of general information is going through, but regularly we extract something interesting from it that we can cling to, what can be useful in modern realities, what we can use to help the front, to restore cities, that is, we have already gone through this stage more than once, and it’s as if the documents are basically being declassified.

with soviet citizens, we are gradually bringing some of them closer to us

by first fulfilling individual minor requests, such as buying cigarettes and razor blades for us, so that later, by threatening mgb denunciations about this, we force them to fulfill our serious requirements such as forwarding letters, purchasing for us fictitious documents to establish contact with embassies in moscow, the activities of a sabotage group among the fiftieth year were revealed. division of the ss panzer division, major general becker, a death's head, yes, a death's head, and that this group set its tasks to concentrate, well, as was the core, to concentrate fascist cadres around itself, if possible to collect as many weapons, ammunition, further planned

to carry out an armed uprising on the territory of stalingrad, what happened to these people? only about 400 mine fields were identified here in stalingrad and its environs, and

58 fields were identified, and these were radio-controlled mines. from hamburg, that is , at any moment on the radio these mines could explode, we were not familiar with these mines, this was the first time we met such people, and also, as it were, prisoners whom we interviewed, who drew us diagrams, they told us, well counterintelligence officers, of course, were told that there are, we know, from hamburg, two people came here, officers, they, engineers who developed experimental...

so, in the soviet union, prisoners were a source of important information, not only intelligence, but scientific and technical. a new pro-soviet political elite was emerging among the prisoners, and they were already starting to be educated. in the camps there were special services, there were operational security units that were engaged in identifying war criminals, persons who were of interest, so. but there were also political departments that were engaged in political work with prisoners of war, their education, newspapers were published, the anti-fascist movement that arises among prisoners of war numbered tens of thousands, this is this great explanatory propaganda work, which allowed the counter-propaganda imposed on them

there for a decade to give another point of view here that is reliable, listen...

you have to look here, and if turn over, yes, oh, seidletz, walter is number five, number five, we need him, in fact, most of the former officers of the enemy soldiers were actively collaborating with the nkvd. the most striking example, captured in stalingrad, general of artillery walter von seidlis. from the first days he became involved in the anti-fascist movement.

groups with the aim of infiltrating moscow and killing seydlitz. hitler forced his generals to take, as it were, an additional

oath of allegiance to the fuhrer, which ended with the words: “let the name of seydlitz be forever damned.” the president of the union of german officers, vice-president of the free germany committee, fons seidletz, considered himself the leader of german anti-fascists and constantly came out with various... help became clear only 5 years after war. many german general officers had a trail of bloody crimes. the same seydlitz was sentenced to 25 years, and

he was later transferred to west germany. this means that they were transferred as unrehabilitated war criminals. for example , those who went to the gdr, who were really, so to speak , involved in war crimes, they continued to serve their sentences, some of them, by the way, to...

their future destiny, to return, get married and forget about all this, my personal position, i don’t understand what this war is for, i can’t do it understand, simple, as i always said , let there be any power, give stability , a quiet life, that’s it, i don’t need anything else, get married, start a family , work calmly so that i can be confident in the future, a training ground near donetsk, the bogdan battalion. nato and the west, who captured

their ukraine. together with us they are saving their people from disaster. hello, i'm boris akimov, and i'm oleg stepanov. and we... are the creators of the russia 2062 project of the free thought headquarters. together with experts we are discussing how we can develop russia future in the next 40 years. see you in the future.

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now at vdnkh at the russia forum exhibition, today is gazprom day. the company celebrates 31 years. veteran leadership and team congratulated vladimir putin. the president emphasized that gazprom today is one of the world leaders in the industry. and our correspondent, anna voronina, joins the broadcast. she works at vdnh. anna, hello, how are you celebrating gazprom day? well, today they really gathered here literally. all gazprom employees, if it could be physically arranged to bring them together with all of russia, it would probably be a big deal here, because the volume of people is really huge, but let me remind you that 31 years ago, when the corporation was created, it was given the task of continuous gas supply and gasification of the country, as vladimir putin noted, indeed the corporation is fulfilling this task successfully, and