pushkin is a name that reflects all of russia. boldin is a symbol of inspiration of the highest creative flowering. we owe this place the best lines of the poet. and, it seems, the surface of the large boldensky pond has forever preserved his reflection, just as our hearts forever preserve his words. on the 225th anniversary of the poet, this is where the concert will take place. reflection,

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the russian ministry of emergency situations warns: protect your home, install a fire detector. safety starts with you, russian emergency situations ministry. after the collapse of the ussr in 1991, ideological followers of collaborationism appeared in the post-soviet republics. hiding behind the law, countries reviving nazism tried to blame russia for aggression. we are the ones who always follow the letter of the law. international standards

we are right, we are constantly trying to conduct some kind of negotiations on the basis of some generally accepted agreements, we appeal to some documents, we constantly remind you of what we warned, that we made 150 attempts to correct the situation, to solve it peacefully, we appeal to one or another resolution of the un security council, all this does not matter, these are non-existent options.

field on our historical self-awareness, because historical self-awareness is the basis of any national statehood, and... it is precisely its destruction, as historical experience testifies that it entails the elimination of statehood and disunity in society. the extermination of the russian population, the extermination of other ethnic groups, other nationalities that made up the people of the soviet union, this is also not a thing of the past. if you read the official statements now.

during the time that leningrad was under nazi siege, more than a million civilians died. there is no ambiguity in the issue of the genocide of the soviet people, no doubts about it simply exist. this

heinous crime. but we also must not forget that more than 4 million soviet prisoners of war died in nazi concentration camps. the investigation questioned local residents who recall how, as children, they were forcibly taken to a concentration camp. after spending several years in barracks, these children of war were forced to watch their relatives and friends die. young prisoners of nazi concentration camps, the youngest of them are already over 80. but they will never forget the horrors that they experienced in childhood .

war shuri levchuk was in his seventh year, their mother there were three, shura, her sister and younger brother. in august 1943, before retreating from the city, the nazis took their family to germany. and i remember how they drove everyone on foot to the belarusian marshalling yard 2-3 km from the house, there was a freight train standing there, they herded everyone into wagons, there was a raincoat, screaming, women fainted, people were pushed into wagons like cattle, they were terribly cramped and stuffy we drove for a whole week, in complete uncertainty, without food and water, without sanitary stops, many...

like a bell, everyone went out into the corridor, prisoners, they were driven away, for the whole day

they arrived, they were around 12 at night, we never saw their parents, they mostly dug trenches and did agricultural work, so my sister worked with the adults, and they worked like that, and they let me straighten my back, shuri was lucky, she was not yet nine at they didn’t take her to work. but the younger children were sent to weed the beds, where she could secretly nibble on carrots or beets. in the camp they fed only spinach and boiled rutabaga. alexandra pavlovna still can’t stand her smell . my brother fell ill with rickets, she had legs thin, thin, big belly, like a ball, when you look at it, it seemed as if you touched it with a needle and it would burst, and he shouted at that belly. he walked all the time like he was singing a song, i want to eat, i want to eat, i want to eat,

he knew that no one would give him anything. according to the emergency state commission to establish and investigate the atrocities of the nazi invaders, during the period of occupation , more than 164 thousand people were kidnapped from the territory of the smolinsk region alone to hard labor in germany, out of 11 thousand children taken into slavery back to... that's why there was never any commission there, there was nothing, the germans did what they wanted there,

there was also a house further away where they did various experiments, they did on these prisoners, but they needed us for another, they needed blood, so they pumped out this blood from us, ksenia alkhova spent 3 months in asventsi with her sister lida, there children half dead from hunger and... diseases were used as blood donors, cloudy they built us into another barracks, there there was such a board and holes, they pointed under this hole, they took blood, well, we had blood of the fourth group, the fourth, apparently our blood was needed and they left us, because they took the blood of others, apparently they checked it first, and then they left them.

in germany, away from the front line, adults were driven on foot, after this death march almost no one was left alive. and...

that means such prisoners also came, took them, put them down, took them away, and a woman came and said: girls, you must live, take a broom and sweep it so that he can see that you are not the bedridden, because the bedridden, everyone is taken out and destroyed. sisters ksenia and lida survived; they were not sent to an oven or gas chamber, like

millions of other concentration camp prisoners. few managed to survive. even before the start of the war, before the invasion of nazi germany into the territory of the soviet union, the ost plan was developed, according to which at least 30 million slavs were to be destroyed, the rest were to be marked, that is, they were to be used as slaves. january 1942 , the german offensive is choking moscow, wehrmacht troops begin to retreat from the capital. by that time, the small town of mosalsk, 80 km from kaluga, had already been under occupation for 4 months. inspired by this outcome, they begin to actively attack, seeing such an offensive, but the germans are trying, in general, apparently, to deal with civilians, so it seems that

there are very few eyewitnesses left in this place who saw this. nazis. carried out a complete cleansing of villages, all residents were driven into captivity to the west, and houses and household buildings were burned. one day , local residents from nearby villages were rounded up, locked in an unfinished barn and set on fire, someone tried to escape, they were shot on the spot, on the same day in the village of grachevka several... hundreds were also shot one by one data and even several thousand according to other data from civilians. over the course of 2 years , the punitive forces burned down about 130 settlements in the mosalsky district and its environs. more than 10 thousand residents were taken into captivity, some of them, including children, never returned home. i looked at archival data about how the germans

drove the civilian population into captivity, of course, they became hairy, they burned houses. they kicked everyone out on the street, installed machine guns, machine guns, machine guns and shot them, about 300 people died there on the streets, when the column was set up, which ones were not burned and which ones remained alive, they didn’t even lead the germans along that tree, it was scary to watch there , during the occupation, the nazis exterminated almost 2 thousand residents of the mosalsky district, mainly

women, old people and children, in several in regions of russia, courts have already recognized genocide. killings of civilians during occupation , facts of genocide have already been established in court in 19 regions. the kalinin region, now tver, was among the first to suffer the blow of nazi germany. the fighting here began 10 days after the nazi attack on the ussr. in mid-october 1941 , the nazis occupied 38 of the region's 69 districts. the population did not live under the german occupation, it survived, add to this, not only the threat of death, this is scary, of course, but concentration camps and so on. people who did not have the right to perform any actions in any way that the german command would not like. according to the most conservative estimates,

one in five of the 70 million soviet citizens who found themselves under occupation did not live to see victory. almost the entire occupied territory of our country was turned into a giant death camp. in the village of gromovka, kalinin region until march 1943. the headquarters of the punitive detachment was located in the village of gromovk, in the house of collective farmer alexei krylova. under the window of the headquarters there was a detention cell, located in a completely

cold barn. the cell did not have any heating devices. people were kept there in the winter, november, december, january and february. soviet citizens from neighboring villages in the region, suspected of dissatisfaction with the fascist government, were brought to the punisher headquarters. they were brought from all over leninsky. and basseev anti-tank ditch, located 250 m from the village of gromovka, where, after digging graves for themselves, the unfortunates were shot, and the wearable clothes of the dead were divided

among the executioners, unfit, damaged during the torture process, was burned. for several years now , search engines and members of a movement without a statute of limitations have been searching for the grave in which lie the remains of about 200 residents of the oleninsky district. 263. people, in my opinion, quite a lot of people were shot, they shot mainly those who were somehow caught between villages there for food, things, there was famine, then those who were suspected of espionage, such as , the one-way road was in this thunderstorm, a certain karlu, the only german in the camp, was in charge of the executions, all the rest of his employees were local

ussr nazi germany and its accomplices during the great patriotic war. we continue this work. we prepare materials for trials in other regions of the russian federation, where we have also collected evidence of nazi crimes. in addition, the investigative committee actively operates a headquarters to coordinate search and archival work; together with search teams, our employees are looking for burial places of red army soldiers. and civilians killed during the great patriotic war by the nazi invaders. students of departmental educational

organizations are also involved in this process. without historical memory it is impossible to be a nation, and work to preserve historical memory continues, search teams are looking for mass grave sites, investigators are studying archival documents, finding new evidence of the atrocities of the occupiers, because the years that have passed since the end of the war are not able to erase the memory of nazi crimes.

and the soviet union, state duma deputy. he died at the age of eighty-five. you can pay the day of remembrance on june 4 in the cathedral of christ the savior. after this, cherengarov will be buried at the novodevichy cemetery. the chairman of the lower house of parliament, vyacheslav volodin, announced the death of his colleague. vladimir putin expressed deep condolences. he sent a telegram to the polar explorer’s relatives. presidential press secretary dmitry peskov emphasized: putin and chelengarov.