in a note by pavel fitin, head of foreign intelligence of the ussr, data on german atrocities in the17, 1941. script. there is a prisoner camp not far from minsk. in this camp, prisoners are not allowed to eat for several days. after which they bring barley, scatter it on the ground and force the prisoners to gather it and eat it. there are cases when the germans bring crackers, throw them on the ground, when the prisoners rush to pick up the crackers, the german soldiers beat them with sticks. just one example: bysukov. yes, it’s quite high, a large area, there’s a railroad running nearby, and the main street there. it was cold, somewhere around the end of november, the beginning of december, i remember that, it passed, people were sitting on the ground, no scarves, nothing, basically our prisoners of war, but they were raised and taken to work in several places. the first months of their stay in the camp were terrible for the prisoners, when the barracks 400-500 people, and there were only 70 places, slept in piles on an earthen or concrete floor; those who did not have enough spac