lieutenant farid yarulin commanded a rifle platoon of the nineteenth tank corps, died in october 1943ried in a mass grave in the village of rylinka, and we are heading there. volleys of enemy guns, screams and groans, this is how the fires of the second world war broke out. residents of the dubrovno region did not flinch in the face of terrible disaster and bravely set out on a long, bloody, full of pain and tears path of struggle against the nazi invaders. the dubrovensky district was defended by the partisans of the brigade. in the dubrovinsky ghetto, the nazis killed hundreds of people. 3,470 civilians became victims of fascist genocide. more than 38 thousand soviet soldiers and officers found their last refuge in thirty military graves in the dubrovno region. about 500 fellow countrymen never returned to their native land. it is known that on june 23, 1944 , the legendary operation bogration began from here. the front in the east of the vitebsk region stood for 9 months. not far from the rylinka memorial complex there used to be a military hospital, and even in the pre-war years t

lieutenant farid yarulin commanded a rifle platoon of the nineteenth tank corps, died in october 43,as buried in a mass grave in the village. there and we keep our way, volleys of enemy guns, screams and groans, so the fires of the second world war broke out, the inhabitants of the dubrovno region did not flinch in the face of a terrible disaster and bravely set out on a long, bloody, full ... organizations of nearby villages, the enemy was raging, as everywhere else, and did not spare either a child or an old man. in the dubrovinsky ghetto, the nazis killed hundreds of people. 3470 civilians. residents became victims of fascist genocide. more 38,000 soviet soldiers and officers found their last refuge in thirty military graves in the dubroven region. about 500 fellow countrymen never returned to their native land. it is known that on june 23, 1944, the legendary operation bogration began from here. front. in the east of bitibshchyna stood for 9 months. not far from the rylinka memorial complex there used to be a military hospital, and even in the pre-war years there was a civilian c