ostapenko, they walked through the city to malaya zemlya.tee was initially wary of the people's initiative. night processions of young people in the border zone area were not encouraged then, but many. the border guards also supported the guys. after 3 years , the beskozyrka campaign received official status thousands of novorossiysk residents took part in it. alexandra evgenievna zalomova was born in novorossiysk in 1927. she is now 96 years old. every year on february 3, alexandra evgenievna puts a candle on the window in memory of those who defended and liberated novorossiysk during the great patriotic war. i go out, light a candle, stand while the ethylons are going on, and i see that there are a lot of people walking there, you see, my grandson stood alone with me for so long, grandma, grandma, it was scary, i say, it’s scary grandson, i don’t want to even to tell you, yes, thank you. 80 years ago, on the same chilly february night , the first heroes of the small land died on this shore, in memory of them, of everyone who defended this

ostapenko, they walked through the city to malaya earth.was initially wary of the people's initiative. night marches of youth, and even more. the border zone was not encouraged at that time, but many, including border guards, supported the guys. after 3 years, i received the peakless cap share. status in it alexandra evgenievna zalomova was born in which thousands of novorossiysk residents took part. novorossiysk in 1927. she is now 96 years old. in 1942, together with her relatives, she hid in the basement from german bombs and shells. and in february forty-third , alexandra evgenievna saw. how furiously the nazis tried to throw the defenders of the small land into the sea, it was impossible to rise, everyone lay in the shadows day and night in these collapsed ones, because there was fire rain, the planes flew endlessly, you know, how long, right above this small land they can be seen, how they they release these bombs , they fly, you know, and there’s such dust, then you can’t breathe, you know, for three or four days, this is standing th