past and the past of its nazi forefathers. it is actually here once again showing the nazi history and portraying germany in a new form of nazism against our people. we call on the government of germany to back down from this wrong policy and to put a stop to all forms of support for the aggression and design crimes and als to adopt the choice of rejecting and criminalizing the zionist war of genocide against our people and to take urgent measures within the european union in order to put an end to this aggression and the genocide against our people and to support our people in the struggle to liberate their territory and their nation. regarding the efforts of the american administration and its insistence on imposing the zionist agenda regarding the aftermath of these aggression against gaza, the last of which was the statement of jake sullivan, the american national security advisor. as this aggression continues and the scale of killing and massacres and the bloodshed and the genocide. we consider that these statements reflect political and ethical bankrupcy on the part of this admin

so the nazis wanted to put their stamp, their ideology on all aspects of life. nazi germany. and this included christmas. so this was a time when they pushed even harder some of their anti-semitic conspiracy theories. for instance, the idea that killed jesus, which with course we know is false, but they would push this more along with the ideas that -- commercializing christmas selling christmas trees in department stores, things shouldn't be doing. this was one side of the nazi christmas agenda, i guess you'd say, and the other side was really to take on christian celebrations, things like that, and not to fire them. so one of the ones that i think is really interesting is the christmas markets. so here you can see a picture of propaganda minister joseph goebbels can see his swastika on his arm at a christmas market with his kids. and behind him is who we would call santa, who the germans might call saint nick. and this is obviously a propaganda image, right? like showing the propaganda minister at, the christmas market where germans are usually drinking mulled wine, having

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but these figures also indicate what the nazis did in the camp. general prosecutor's office of the republic of belarus. a criminal case on the fact of genocide of the population of belarus during the great patriotic war and after. testimony of the former assistant commandant of the soviet prisoner of war camp in the city bobruisk, captain karl langut at the trial in january 1946. on november 4 or 5 , 1941, the camp commandant came to see me... and the order was carried out. at the beginning of january 1946, in the pre-trial detention center of the nkvd prison number 1, which was located on volodarsky street in the pishchalovsky castle, the interrogation of the nazi criminal langut karl max was underway. the investigator asked clarifying questions; they related to the execution of prisoners of war in a transit camp organized by the nazis in the bobruisk fortress. investigator's question: what happened in the camp, when a fire started in the barracks, the prisoners tried to escape. answer. they started shooting them. and then the calm, cynical story

hostage by nazis. the president scolded me savanski. he's jewish no far right groups. have any formal political power in ukraine. and i was looking at the, as a battalion social media activity on his website. and um, over talk about is fighting the russian forces and those veterans. so in terms of an extremist, i'm anti migrant or as and if the big rhetoric that the as of regiments rule is a special unit of the national guard of ukraine and is subordinated exclusively to the supreme commander in chief, the president of ukraine. by the way, and you person is but to rush right around the notification with as obviously white supremacist origins as key evidence raises controlled, but familia. and among the battalions commanders, perhaps he really believes its rudnick muses. he lives in a strange wolf 12. we have punch ships, but we are not nazis press on station of nazis. the new frame has even just been qualified by the state department in the us a few days ago as abusive anti semitism, which is kind of l

so why most of the house with staff counselor follows for over a 1000000 victims more to say it by nazi germany. jordan was want to bring new coverage of the families taking place right now. the number such as while back into the program, a ceremony is under way of the formal alphabet step, kept to mock into national what of course to member and stay on the state and 1945 full rich force of liberty to the camp and nazi occupied full and the largest and deadliest of concentration and extermination camps, but hundreds of thousands of people with orchard and cues under the orders of adolph hitler in adulthood. nazi germany systematically murdered an estimate of $6000000.00 chosen to hold the cost in addition to drama. and since the people, homosexuals, people with disabilities and political opponents, the dw as chief political editor, mckayla close night. so i've seen the studio for more mckenna. how does the gemini mock the state? well, if you look at so many public buildings, you will see messages of never again over you remember the hash tags we remember post on those buildings. also, g

by the way, not only in kanata, we remember well all similar stories in the usa. their pro-nazi or neo-nazie in any way, no repentance regarding the fact that they did not know who gunka was, and there were not enough facts regarding the same eckhardt, will not be able to rehabilitate them and will not be able to explain anything to the public one by one simple reason, because there are a huge number of such cases. they literally get away with all this, they are not responsible for anything, they literally publish a couple of press releases, they give a couple interviews, they take down honorary plaques, they rewrite name headings , turn this page, that’s it, no one bears any responsibility, we have no doubts,

we are punch it, but we're not nazis, especially the issue of nazis in your brain is even just been qualified by the state department in the us a few days ago as an abusive anti semitism which is kind of like calling alcohol rehab and abusive anti alcoholism or diet and exercise program and.

the nazis wanted to remove all traces of their factory of death. nothing of the victims was to remain the ghost of funds. wagner was one of the central figures that sylvie bore. nobody could forget. wagner. i mean i interviewed. all these people were 3040 years later and, and all i had to do is say, wagner. and they would start to talk the all head stories about wagner. everybody feared in the box and that was the box and i have the drive to the side. if you should list for you though and how long in the hospital you should stop for that amount. faulkner was evil, very intelligent, cunning and violent banner. it would take a long time to characterize him finding that are likely that even still there are no words that truly described him much, but this kind of environment, the supp. yeah. just a most are for killing power for the instruction on the roof to get some very intelligence is control when you are pressing inside fear and panic. so i'll just, i'll be over sort everything run, swim any prisoners, a rim of actual. he was notorious for getting

more than 1000000 people who were murdered asset camp and nazi occupies portland and with that showed up to date for to stick it on for the photo that's coming up next number, such as well, thank you for being with us. the price category is just a thought, see who the inside gaza. it's been more than 100 days since the last tier attacks on israel dw reporter of mohammed conclude lives and works in the gaza strip. he has been documenting life there since the outbreak of the war. the humanitarian situation is catastrophic. the war and its consequences. now on youtube, the common melanie is haunted by the past. the day goes by without her thinking what for many relatives were personally murdered by the nazis child because i no longer have a family spend. i'm on my own because my whole family was killed. common should be taught belongs to germany since the minority. and she's hoping to get closer to our ancestors by visiting the ocean, its concentration camp. but it's a painful journey into the past and a search for her own identity. the next day, no easy. what's bothering you, sweetie. i

the nazis wanted to remove all traces of their factory of death. nothing of the victims was to remain the ghost of funds. wagner was one of the central figures of sylvie bore. nobody could forget wagner. i mean, i interviewed. all these people were 3040 years later and, and all i had to do is say, wagner. and they would start to talk the all head stories about wagner. everybody feared in the box and that was box and i have the drive to the side if you should list for uses and how long in the hospital you should stop for that amount. faulkner was evil, very intelligent, cunning and violent banner. it would take a long time to characterize him finding that are likely that even still there are no words that truly described him much. but this kind of environment, the supp jago a most are killing power for the instruction on the roof to get some very intelligence to control the new ever thing inside fear and panic, such as to be over sort everything runs through these prisoners, a rim of actual he was notorious for getting out 25 lashes and almost every

the goldsmith to nazi in 60 minutes on d w. the words people have to say, that's why we listen to every weekend on d w the 1st and the lead that i did not just change my life to fix my life. you know, it's not that there's no future philippines, but for me, i want to explain all. and i believe that when i'm exploring, i will achieve something. that's what got me thinking about going abroad. i'm going, i'm the, i left him so much. i don't wanna lose my grandson here today, immigration to see manassas.

after so many years, there are so few left with us who witnessed the crimes of nazi germany.an, lyudmila nikolaevna was only 4 years old, she was born in leningrad. despite the fact that she was a child, what she experienced during the siege left a deep memory in her mind. since then the aborigines live with people and uh they tried it there, it was very similar to semolina , the poison was not used in food and then they started using wood glue, which was used, but wood glue was the most reliable food, if at first you cooked it so that you could cut it into pieces and you could swallow it, then it became more and more... thinner - thinner , completely grey, well, barely. on january 27, the day the siege of leningrad was lifted, the leaders of russia and the republic of belarus together, vladimir putin and alexander lukashenko, took part in the opening ceremony of a memorial in memory of the civilians of the soviet union who became victims of nazi genocide during the great patriotic war. our compassion is conveyed. the memorial that we are opening today is dedicated to all pea

regarding the humanitarian situation and also the situation on the ground and the crimes of the nazi occupation, as i said before, for the day 96 the zionist occupation continues. aggression and this genocidal war, which is being waged with complete brutality and savagery against more than 2 million palestinians for our people in the gaza strip, whereby they are using all kinds of weapons and prohibited, prohibited bombs and weapons which are being sent to them by the united states of america. they target women, children, elderly, and also sick. and civilians and innocent people, and these nazi crimes are not only targeting the gaz strip, they are extending and they are continuing throughout the west bank in al-quds via the siege on the cities and the camps and also the deliberate crimes of assassination in cold blood and arresting and systematic destruction of the homes and the infrastructure whereby the number of marthy. in the west bank up until now has reached more than 350 marters ever since october 7, meaning ever since the beginning of the battle storm and the whole world witn

later for so many years, so few of those who witnessed the crimes of nazi germany have remained withar began, lyudmila nikolaevna was only 4 years old, she was born in leningrad. despite the fact that she was a child, what she experienced during the siege left deep memories in her mind. well, childhood, it is childhood, you don’t give yourself an account of what is happening, we knew that there was a war going on, that it was scary, that we had to, we had to be able to hide, we had to be home on time, then the little girl had to too early to find out what it’s like to lose loved ones, what it’s like to go hungry, we tried everything, there was poison for bedbugs, we still have bedbugs, in my opinion... on january 27, the day the siege of leningrad was lifted , the leaders of russia and the republic of belarus together, vladimir putin and alexander lukashenko took part in the opening ceremony of a memorial in memory of civilians of the soviet union who became victims of nazi genocide during the great patriotic war. our compassion is transmitted. from generation to generation and does

not just for nazis, but for criminals of all kinds of fees. they can hide in the forest is a key, there's plenty of places for me, so you can hide out here for ever without being discovered and deemed accumulated school that the, the forest t, speaking of our remote and difficult to reach. the roads aren't paved. that's where wagner lived before he died. there also is your zip or to see those i am just say after the see the the as i think it was a retired police detective and sent me a view to put it in the movie during my career. i investigated at least 8. yes. sense as this list might this silly me. there was a lot of a lot as a scene, but the house itself was clean and tidy. will send me a 99 percent of cases. you'll find a trace of another person at the scene. if it was a murder feature of this theater, did you see it? if this wasn't well, that could be a chair that's been moved from its usual spot, you know, as always, some sort of vacation for, but here there was nothing left with sympathy nothing that would suggest the murder, the forme

power plant, and of course we go out to eliminate emergency situations. tortures and atrocities of the nazis from the lips of witnesses in honor of the sons tanned and the wife would have started crying in two hours, oh, but that smell is not only there was heard, that smell could have been heard from a distance, lard, as they say, meat, it burns and smells terrible hidden, it was ordered to destroy the murder of civilians, part of the state policy of the third reich, for now the bell in ale tolls. 1758 shot and burned people, known and unknown victims, wehrmacht soldiers. germany still believes that wermuch did not commit a crime. in the occupied territories, ala's documentary, ashes of genocide, watch right now, the ensemble appeared here relatively recently in 2020 in memory of the village destroyed by the nazis. on january 14, 1944 , 1,758 people (950), of whom were children, were shot and burned here in a few hours. we saw the shadow of the village, that is, the shadow of life , which was and is not, because of wars , because of human stupidity, cruelty, it felt like it was silent, sile

the date of warsaw's liberation from nazi captivity does not appear in the book at all.he younger generation, especially students preparing for exams, for whom this book is addressed, will not have the opportunity to find out what happened on january 17th. a few months before the victory, and what blood this victory took. but do not hear a discussion about the fact that poland, which lost during the fascist occupation about 6 million people, which is about 18% of its population. in 1940 , poland held the absolute record for the number of destroyed monuments to soviet soldiers; last year, out of 561 monuments to red army soldiers, about a hundred remained in the country, and the number of monuments is rapidly declining. the offensive on the historical front is part of the pole's long-term strategy. all this historical memory, the memory of these people. in a figurative sense, there are moral grants or financial grants for the implementation of certain things, the whole horror is that this memory becomes simply a kind of exchange fund, within the framework of which we can

bread production is 120.5 grams; it’s forty-degree frosts outside , houses are being bombed by the nazisbut the city did not give up, just as the red army soldiers from the bridgehead on the neva patch, who were trying to break the enemy’s ring, did not give up; here the president’s father, vladimir speredonovich putin, was seriously wounded, here now there is a boundary stone, where it is written, you living know that we did not leave this land, defending on the neva patch. another memorable place where vladimir putin arrived with his guest, president of belarus alexander lukashenko, this is the village of zaitsevo in the gachchinsky district, now a new memorial has been erected here in memory of civilians, victims of the nazi genocide during the years of occupation , the germans set up concentration camps on these lands. unarmed , defenseless elderly people, women, children, and disabled people were well-thought-out systemic punitive actions. these villainous goals are reflected in many nazi documents and were embodied in terrible, chilling mass executions and murders of civilians. bel

in a few hours, the nazis killed 1,758 people.is the official figure included in modern historiography. data basis. the document was dated april 10, 1945, an act of the extraordinary state commission of the paris region on the atrocities of the nazi invaders, it says, quote. at 8:00 am on january 14 , 1944, a group of german executioners, unknown in number and military unit, burst into the village of ala, where the population was driven away from other settlements of the village councils, blocking the village, set fire and shot people of any age. the corpses of those executed were burned, citizens were caught, thrown alive into the carriage, during the day of the atrocities committed in the village of alla on january 14, 1944 , only 1,758 people were shot and burned alive, of which 100 were men, 508 women, 950 children , 200 old people, i’m catching up let's sleep in memory, and the flock will be so grieved. after destruction, we didn’t have any of them, or at least we don’t have them. there is another document marked "top secret"

they tried to explain away playing footsie with neo nazis. instead the actual in an actual phone of 5 nazi a real world war 2 year at the genuine article right into the home. so visiting you freight in present environments, zalinski to give him an interesting televised this home phone served by the country that last over 44000 citizens in the 2nd world war against an office. i am very proud to say that he is from north bay and from my writing of it seemed to me just give me the ukrainian hero, a canadian hero, and we thank him for all his service. thank you. well that guy right there has speaker anthony road that is still probably feeling the skid marks and trying to body block the freight train of a scandal of global magnitude, that risk politically obliterating trigo, his liberal party and all the rest of the oblivious canadian parliamentarians who apparently figured that any one fighting russians in any historical context whatsoever must be a good guy and not have actually been fighting for 8 off hitler against the west soviet allies in wo

adopted the ideology and methods of the nazis. states , tens of thousands of people are declared subhuman , deprived of the most basic rights, and subjected to persecution. the regime in kiev exalts hitler's accomplices, the ss men, and uses terror against everyone it likes. the baltics and ukraine, complete madmen. the blockade of leningrad was broken in january '43, but it was completely lifted only a year later, as a result of the leningrad-novgorod operation, the enemy was thrown back 200 km. on january 27, 44, fireworks thundered in the city, 24 artillery salvo, the entire soviet union rejoiced that day. alena germanova, andrey vetrov, anna zayakina, ksenia ugarova, oleg goryachev and sergey edeev, channel one st. petersburg. deep in content and feelings today was another event in a city that fought, survived and won. an unprecedented feat and the power of art, on one stage, a connection between generations. olga knyazeva, witness. little zhenya plays in the rake concert named after the boy who came to the christmas tree in b

and both would be looted by the nazis. but only a few items were ever returned to the tribal is researching the case. she's painstakingly reconstructing the old chicks journeys and the hopes of finally sold in this case of theft. this is not a commission job. it's about jim and kills and justice in parking and food on this side of pictures shows the furniture from your honda dealerships. keep hell with the corresponding item number in the auction record and put it to huntsville, often flushed. idols. punctual coin. much ma'am bill? this is i'm of now, they're even complete shots of the living rooms. all object is what we also find objects that will respond when the auction record ios portal quite a bit over the few and clicking on that 9. let's take a look at this 1109. to find what could it be an, an impact on layout. cool, not a bit of my a crown was bought by maya for 760 like small distances. price lock sets for the price was estimated at $220.00. so that would have been this liam here . with the help with a lawyer, yo

nazi crimes do not. statute of limitations, this is confirmed by today’s celebrations in st.the legal assessment. the st. petersburg city court decided to recognize the genocide of nazi germany, and it seems to me that this is not just some kind of legal act, it is historical, it is such a moral act so that we all remember and know what happened then in... years war, the most terrible war in the history of mankind, and that we do everything possible and impossible so that this never happens didn't happen again. the anniversary day of the lifting of the blockade is leningrad victory day. on many streets of st. petersburg today you can completely immerse yourself in the atmosphere of all days, put flowers on signs warning of the danger of shelling, or literally step into history. everywhere there are special portals showing what the sights looked like. enemy of the city, a minute of silence is declared. the siege of leningrad will forever remain evidence of the monstrous essence of nazism, that too. words of the president, crime nazis, committed not at all on the battlefield, h

so i the nazis rose to pallet in 1933. the witness plans for extermination will make clear from the start. there was still a window of opportunity for the jewish population to leave the country. those who predicted what was coming and could afford to fled abroad. but in 1941, that window close difficult. anyone who made it out of germany believe they would be, were united with their belongings, provided they had 8 transport in advance. the costs were meant that many of the crates never reach their owners. the us about an opportunity to see you then was of course, the goal of the national socialists not only took the course of the jewish minority out of the country conflict, but also to completely distinguish franchise and plunder them financially. and in that respect, respect, there was little incentive to ship them their property in the 1st place to know the head. so she, the co family came from the spot and the old conductor took an early interest in not which he bought together with his wife. he died 1933 east children'

on july the 8th, 1941. nazi troops across the stone is southern border. on july, the 26 ami group know if you did superior forces to crush the pony telling chance going on the defensive line. the preparations began to repair linux fact on town in capital of the stony and safety of socialist republic. the city was defended by units from the red armies. tents probably for cool. williams, a tank company, a regiment formed of a stony and a black being workers with support from coastal artillery aviation. the baltic fleet 3 fortification lines were hastily built on land but was completed in time. despite the soviet soldiers fortitude and heroism, the enemies still had significance, numerical and technical superiority. on august the 27th, the supreme headquarters gave orders for the fleet and garrison to relocate, the crunched out and letting him grad going that same day. the notes, the storm, the city provoking 5th street battles. the evacuation began in those extreme conditions the following day. more than a 100 ships, 67 times both and support vessels loaded

soon the nazis started to ban them from our. nazis started to ban them from our public life., ., , public life. this documentary... he lives in amsterdam _ public life. this documentary... he lives in amsterdam and _ public life. this documentary... he lives in amsterdam and it - public life. this documentary... he lives in amsterdam and it is - public life. this documentary... he lives in amsterdam and it is a - lives in amsterdam and it is a project inspired by his dutch wife, a film—maker who wrote a book. a door—to—door compendium detailing the fate of amsterdam jewish population. there are chilling stories of the nazis�*s systematic efforts to extinguish alljewish life in the city. in efforts to extinguish all jewish life in the city.— efforts to extinguish all jewish life in the city. in 1940 when they started rounding _ life in the city. in 1940 when they started rounding people - life in the city. in 1940 when they started rounding people up. - life in the city. in 1940 when they started rounding people up. in i life in the city. in 1940 when they i started rounding p

they tried to explain away playing footsie with neo nazis. instead the actual in an actual bona fide maxi a real world war 2 year at the genuine article right into the home. so visiting you, freight in pricing environment is always key to give him an interest in televised this home phone served by the country that lost over 44000 citizens in the 2nd world war against finances. but i am very proud to say that he is from north bay and from my writing of it seemed to me is coming to you for any in harold, a canadian hero, and we thank him for all his service. thank you. well guy right there has speaker anthony road is still probably feeling the skid marks and trying to body block the freight train of a scandal of global magnitude, that risk politically obliterating truffaut, his liberal party and all the rest of the oblivious canadian parliamentarians who apparently figured that any one fighting russians in any historical context whatsoever must be a good guy and not have actually been fighting for adolf hitler against the west soviet allies in

the nazis disguised their crimes.e simple. the average person might not have known, but it was precisely the court that was supposed to demonstrate this system of occupation policy, to expose its repressive nature, which did not spare minors, which did not spare monuments, and it is no coincidence that the symbol of this novgorod trial of 1947 was precisely the accusation of general kurt herzog the destruction of the millennium monument of russia and the st. sophia cathedral, here it was general kurt herzog who was accused of promising his friend oberburgmaster instru. this monument was the first to be recreated and was inaugurated on november 2, 1944. st. sophia cathedral, created in the 11th century, the spiritual center of the novgorod republic, it was completely looted. iconostases, mosaics, and decor were taken away from here , the image of the savior almighty in the central dome was destroyed, frescoes and gilded lining of the domes were damaged, the nazis used it for souvenirs, they made basins and cigarette ca

the followers of the nazi sticks, no matter what they call themselves today, are doomed. nothing can stop the desire of millions of people, not only in our country, but throughout the planet, for true freedom, for justice, peace and security. happy memory to everyone, to all those who died, glory to the soviet soldier. crushed nazism. who would have thought that eight decades later we would have to stand in defense of the truth, as we once did in defense of our great fatherland. attempts to rewrite stories. it is important for us belarusians that this mournful monument will preserve a piece of our wounded soul, the memory of the tragedy of our people. you know, dear friends , let's be honest, here, in vast russia and belarus, there are thousands, thousands of monuments, the vast majority of these monuments to those honored heroes, red army soldiers, partisans, people who then defended their land with weapons, and how... then we, perhaps not entirely intentionally, did not forget, but did not pay that tribute to our rear troops, those who performed a feat in the rear, we t

have adopted the ideology and methods of the nazis.tic states, tens of thousands of people are declared subhuman, deprived of the most basic rights, and subjected to persecution. the regime in kiev exalts hitler's accomplices, the ss men. use terror against all those they dislike, we will do everything, everything to stop and completely eradicate nazism. the followers of the nazi regiments, no matter how they call themselves today, are doomed, and nothing can stop the desire of millions of people, not only in our country, but throughout the planet, for true freedom, for justice, peace and safety, blessed memory to all, all those who died. glory to the soviet soldier who crushed nazism. the memory of the victims of that war, the heroism of our fathers and grandfathers, is remembered by many today. in poland, the baltic states and ukraine, complete madmen, how can you think that by destroying the monument, you... found out what the blockade 125 g of bread is. in the leningrad region , a traditional ski trip took place on this day to the

however, the nazis failed to cover all traces of the heinous crimes. and a few of those who participated in the atrocities failed to evade a fair trial. the, the society of your credit accounts offensively, you know, it was a fire that arises serious souls, probably lucian's on the, on the west and ukrainian side issues about their own strength illusions about straight for the russian opponents. basically the, you know, the care to rush or, and your crime was adored, i just have to be checked in and the whole structure would come, come, come, come into the solution. so i've been shocked with the the, this also is this. uh, garza is the become a on inhabitable that is to stop warning from the u. n. as the reviews online p bad turn, a failed to reach those most indeed is the count of genocide, accusations of the international court of justice as it s c is around the world report of the exec pressure take it side of more than 2 decades view as soon as you put those in the wrong, maybe coming through a series of the buyers that are cracked by god decides t

the nazi directive on the future of the city of st. petersburg directly stated that it was to be blocked further, quote: wiped off the face of the earth, possible proposals for surrender, as it was written in this directive, should be rejected. but the smug enemy waited in vain for surrender. the city fought, leningraders, red army soldiers stood as a wall in the way of the invaders. the nazis acted fiercely, cynically, in strict accordance with merciless orders, almost continuously shelled the city, bombed from the air and deliberately, as they say , in a planned manner, they doomed almost 2 million inhabitants. to death by starvation , to extreme, unimaginable hardships, for 872 days leningrad was in the siege ring, the pulse of the city became the metronome, and its heart was the people who, despite all the trials, continued to work, to fight for the sake of saving the city, their native country, for the sake of victory. for 872 days in the vicinity of leningrad, the nazis and their accomplices created hell on earth, executed and to

the nazi regime shot its soldiers in the air with rockets. our own.here their mothers were waiting, their wives were waiting, their children were waiting, our military transport pilots. think about it, less than 5 million rubles. and this is a clear result of the absence in today’s legislation of real mechanisms to combat this evil. punishment in the form of multi-million dollar fines and up to 10 years in prison is being prepared in the state duma. mountains of corpses on the cold streets, the struggle for a piece of bread, besieged leningrad, through the eyes of a twelve-year-old girl. while i was carrying it to the arthouse, a hand grabbed this bread. he was a teenager, as dystrophic as me, but he was taller than me. we remember the most important period of the great patriotic war. instead of german marches, the city heard the music of the russian composer, leningrader dmitry shastakovich. his seventh symphony sounded so that the enemy could hear what he was like, the voice of the soviet people. in russia, the day of military glory and the day of t

and from nazi and vegas created by sculptor and russ and architect arnold's us. it was originally installed in a small talk on tennis, monkey hill. the grand opening times to coincide with the anniversary of the cities liberation took place on september. the 22nd 1944, the memorial was installed beside a mass grave, where in april 1945, 13 read all me soldiers, where we buried all fighters and officers who died during the capture of italian. one idea suggests that the to meet the bronze statue of a grieving soldier was modeled on the estonia and read me, find the right angle. in 1964 and a tunnel flame was added to the memorial. knowing that god was posted here on holidays. people brought flowers and children joined the young pioneers in the 19 ninety's. as tony a nationalist began to advocate the demolition of the russian. people have monuments, the a tunnel flame was extinguished, they were occasional acts of federalism, national activist stage provocative acts in front of the memorial. the people, however, mainly the russian speaking population continued to br

so i the nazis rose to pallet in 1933. the witness plans for extermination will make clear. from this task, there was still a window of opportunity for the jewish population to leave the country. those who predicted what was coming and could afford to fled abroad. but in 1941, that window close difficult. anyone who made the house of germany believe they would be, were united with their belongings, provided they had paid the transport in advance. the costs were meant, but many of the crates never reach their owners. the authority to see you then was of course, the goal of the national socialist not only took the course of the jewish minority out of the country conflicts, but also to completely de single franchise and plundered them financially. and in that respect, respect, there was little incentive to ship them their property in the 1st place and not the head. so she, the cost family came from the spot and the old conductor took an early interest in not which he bought together with his wife. he died 1933 east children's flight to london, soon to be joined by their mother

bob and the items belong to juice and the nazis had forced to flee the country with their belongings. putting so quoted lift fence, they hope to build a new loss in exile, but off to the world again. very few of these crates went to their own is here in hamburg, southwest hall, the thousands of crates were stranded from load with the german rush. the nazis confiscated them and auctioned off the contents goods that were meant to shipment when tons of the honda in raymond, to most of the stone objects, a still missing the to catch the title is one of a few 100 provenance researches in germany. she's determined to result the case of nazi losing once referral, true gym and fashion, the ritual expect event, meticulous the vin and actually about 3000 households were auction dot com, but i'm more frustrated and just under 1000 more were auctioned off and paid in 1st i got phones and that makes a total of $4000.00 complete household for whose contents for auctioned on strike of funds. and it's easy to see that this amounts to millions of individual items. i'll check the actual libel searches

the nazi directive on the future of the city of st. stated that it was to be blocked and continue to quote. surrender, as it was written in this directive, should be rejected, but the complacent enemy would be wiped off the face of the earth, possible proposals for capitulation waited in vain, the city fought, leningraders, soldiers of the red army stood as a wall in the way of the invaders. the nazis acted fiercely and cynically. in strict accordance with merciless orders, they almost unquestioningly and continuously carried out artillery shelling of the city, bombed from the air and consciously, as they say, planned, doomed almost 2.5 million inhabitants to starvation, to prohibitive, unimaginable deprivations. for 872 days leningrad was besieged, the pulse of the city became the metronome, and its heart was the people who, despite all the trials , continued to work and fight for salvation city, native country, for the sake of victory. for 872 days in the vicinity of leningrad, the nazis and their accomplices created hell on earth, e

for example, the neo nazi and p d. parties failed in recent times. so it is something that kind of happened the question whether it will happen is a different one. and there are many here discussing that. it would actually benefits the a if they do have such a lengthy process where they would, they would be and then use all the time with people would be discussing that. and where the success of the end is not necessarily guaranteed. because we've seen examples in the past where it took a long time and in the end it wasn't successful because of those adults. and that's why the, the reaction to these revelations has come, not only from a possible legal level, if you will. and the possibility of binding the a fee, but also from a political level, all of the democratic parties in the german parliament have rejected this. and then also obviously from a social level from society. and we saw that in the focus that have happened. and then we'll continue to happen in the next few days. interesting. i mean the party could certainly claim victim hood and the so

can i know stories from the nazi era for my grandfather? and i don't want that to happen again. protests are opted after damage to that alternative to germany. members and me are not to use met to discuss plans to deport millions of people with migrant routes, including german citizens. the policies leadership has tried to distance itself from the so called mazda plan, but the revelation has spots nationwide outrage even prompting chancellor, olaf sholtes to join a protest, and he's hometown of puts them. he said the plan for mass deportations should send a shiver down. people spines, so i guess i'm not, i'm saying it clearly and bluntly, i stick with this, right? we extreme is, are attacking our democracy to them. they want to destroy all cohesion by my go ahead and confirm that a secret conference. these extreme is discussed how they could expel millions of people from our country on the pipe. and it's no empty threats. polling shows the posse and 2nd place, a worry so many a head of state elections. we see more demonstrations, a planned

, we are, well, we are nazis, well, we are not nazis, no, we are not, these are nazis, and we are notor are they all at all , as such,... the nation is, well, cowardly, let's put it this way, what do you think? well, i think that it is normal for katsap to lie all the time, katsap is dishonest, he cannot exist in any way and honestly admit to himself, even to himself, that he is a nazi, i don't know if he is ashamed or not, he is forced to lie. .. must lie that he frees someone there and all, other such bullshit, he can't say, as honest as he is, for example, there is a member of the ss, that you are all inhumans, and we are a superior race, and we will kill you, but for some reason he is ashamed of everything, although he does the same, yes, i'll just add to yours, there are thoughts , i don't remember, even it seems to me , that's how it will be said, that is, it's already such a constant on the globe , there will always be such a russia, which will, well, do something so that everyone around will call us , well , obviously, obviously, it's never going to stop until they get, well,

here the nazis buried alive 60 boys and girls aged 6 to 12 years.ring of 1943, the punitive forces threw him into a well. in the bresk, bobruisk, polotsk, and polesie regions alone , 63,290 children were hanged, burned and shot. according to the investigation materials. in the facts of genocide , 14 children's concentration camps were created in the occupied territory, where blood was pumped out of children for wounded wehrmacht soldiers. from documents presented to the emergency state commission regarding atrocities in relation to the children of one of these blood-sampling children's camps, a camp in the red bank of the zhlobin region, we learn about the know-how of the fascists. began as a test of a new scientific method of collecting blood: children were hung under their arms, their chests were squeezed, and a special injection was given to prevent the blood from clotting. the skin on the feet was cut off, the blood flowed into sealed baths. the lifeless bodies of the children were taken away and burned. the technique applied to all children's c

why did they get along with the germans and the nazis?e nazis, germany is above all, and for those , ukraine is above all. and bandera and shukhevych, of course, they are in the school curriculum, they are now being studied. some became heroes of ukraine, that is, they were officially given these titles, streets began to be renamed, monuments began to be demolished, and water was poured on them. i already saw our military, that is, people in uniform too, and i saw a child through the window and began to sing, as it was programmed for him there, that is, in fact, this the anthem of ukraine, here she is saying it, i’ll still calm you down, she says, that’s it, that’s it, it’s long gone , i need to sing nothing, no one will force you to do anything, we’ve been living without rights for 8 years, my youngest child is exactly 8 years old, he’s like a child of war, what? only through russia can we have all these rights and everything else, you understand, thank you very much for being recognized now, finally something has moved at all in 8 years

so i the nazis rose to power in 1933. although hitting his plans for extermination were made clear from the stalls that was still a window of opportunity for the jewish population to leave the country. those who predicted what was coming and could afford to fled abroad, but in 1941, that window closed difficult. anyone who made it out of germany belief they would be re united with their belongings, provided they had paid the transport in advance. the costs were meant, but many of the crates never reach their owners the so i'm not ready to see you. then i was of course, the goal of the national socialists not only to push the jewish minority out of the country conflict, but also to completely disenfranchise and plunder them financially. and in that respect, we just talked, there was little incentive to ship them their property in the 1st place to know the head. so she, because family came from the spot in the old could top to took an early interest in not which she bought together with his wife. he died 1933 east children'

at all. babies whose blood the nazis literally drained for their soldiers. and, of course, the siege of leningrad was unprecedented in terms of cruelty and cynicism. the decision of the nazis to exterminate an entire city, the memorial is dedicated to them, all the peaceful citizens of the soviet union, whose lives were taken by the moloch of the nazi genocide, which we open. today. the price of the great victory is our common pain, common to all peoples sentenced to death by nazi germany. belarusians feel it like no one else. this pain is cast in bronze and carved into stones, on thousands of mass graves, of unknown soldiers, in places of mass executions, of civilians . and the selfless exploits of the red army soldiers, partisans, underground fighters, from moscow to brest and berlin. to you, vladimir vladimirovich, to all the russian people, to all those who took part in the creation of this monument, thank you very much, thank you from everything long-suffering belarusian people. we cannot change the past, but we can protect the future. let this memorial

yes, people cried, many had hysterics, because there were witnesses to nazi crimes, including childreny a shot mother with her infant child. after that, we moved to a small town, and the germans shot us there again. journalists covered this event, but the information was carefully censored by an emergency state commission. the whole truth should not have become known. seemed not very correct from the point of view of big politics, especially at that time in the soviet the union was in the process of actively involving the soviet peoples, estonia, latvia and lithuania, in the fraternal family. one of the main defendants is the commander of the thirty-eighth army corps, artillery general kurt herzog. under his leadership, the tail team of the security police and sd was formed. it was this team that tortured. shot unarmed people in a tin hill, at the trial, the people in the hall wanted the most sophisticated execution for the executioners, but at that moment the death penalty was abolished, the people heard with bewilderment that the criminals were sentenced to hard labor, many execution

now a new memorial has been erected here in memory. civilians, victims of nazi genocide.ing the years of occupation, the germans set up prison camps on these lands. the massacres of unarmed , defenseless old people, women, children, and the disabled were well-thought-out systemic punitive actions. these villainous goals reflected in many nazi documents and embodied in terrible, chilling mass executions and murders. civilian population, belarusian khatyn, bryansk khatsun, krasnaya , babiyar, zmeevskaya beam and tin hill - this is only a small part of those places where... reprisals were carried out, death was put on stream in concentration camps, ghettos, prisons, in germany, in the occupied lands austria, holland, czechoslovakia, poland, soviet union. there was a death camp here, in gatchina, and nearby there was a camp where children were kept, very small, babies, from whom the nazis literally... in the sense of pumping out blood for their soldiers. it is no coincidence that the monument itself is crowned with the image of a mother hugging her children, at the heart of t

tell you about the work of the state duma for the week right now, they killed their own people, the nazieir soldiers in the air with missiles, their own, there their mothers were waiting, their wives were waiting, their children were waiting, our military transport pilots. .. the plane, which devastated the humanitarian mission, shot the defenseless. in the belgorod region , 65 ukrainian prisoners of war and russian military personnel were killed by ukrainian armed forces missiles. victims even the most vigilant become scammers. they somehow turn off the rational part of the brain ; the mode is immediately activated by pressing a button. how to strengthen information security and stop the leak of personal data. total amount of fines collected. colleagues, think about it, less than 5 million rubles. and this is a clear result of the absence in today’s legislation of real mechanisms to combat this evil. punishment in the form of multi-million dollar fines and up to 10 years in prison is being prepared in the state duma. mountains of corpses on the cold streets, the fight for a piece of bre

and from nazi and latest, created by sculptor and russ and architect arnold of us. it was originally installed in a small talk on tennis monkey hills. the grand opening times to coincide with the anniversary of the cities liberation took place on september. the 22nd 1944, the memorial was installed beside a mass grave, where in april 1945, 13 red army soldiers, where we buried all fighters and officers who died during the capture of italian. one idea suggests that the to meet the bronze statue of a breeding soldier was modeled on estonian riddle, me fight to the right angle. in 1964 and a tunnel flame was added to the memorial. i know when a god was posted here on holidays, people brought flowers and children joined the young pioneers. in the 19 ninety's, as tony a nationalist began to advocate the demolition of the russian. people have monuments, the a tunnel flame was extinguished and they were occasional acts of federalism. national activists state provocative acts in front of the memorial. the people who are mainly the russian speaking population continued to br