top secret, from the report of the head of the first department of the nkvd of the ussr fitin, to the secretary of the central committee of the supreme soviet of the communist party of the soviet union shcherbakov, about the atrocities of the germans in the occupied soviet territory, received from the nkvd of the bssr, august 12, 1941. destroyed food, the germans burned the village. the germans burned the village of pankratovishche because they found the body of a murdered german in it soldier. such reports from the head of the ussr foreign intelligence pavel fitin to the country's top leadership about the facts of the fascist atrocities on the territory of the bssr were received almost daily from the first days of the war. but one thing shocked the world. the prosecutor general's office of the republic of belarus. pripyat swamps. in january 1942, the headquarters of the fourth shock army of the kalinin front came into possession of an archive captured from the germans during the toropets-kholm and velezh offensive operations. military translators hastily processed intelligence and op

and here a logical question arises: was the nkvd involved in executions in kurapaty.ited with expert. here were mostly orthodox, but for some reason there are catholic crosses everywhere, this is the first point, the second point, during the excavations, when puznyak conducted out of 356 raised remains of bodies , not a single catholic or orthodox pectoral cross was found, that is, all the burials were jewish, now we are approaching that road along which in july... in august of forty-one, even in september of forty -one, they led columns of people, mainly jews, to be shot, accordingly, this is the road, it is up to now, as we can see, it has not been overgrown, there was a machine gun point about 30 meters from here, which did not allow prisoners to escape in the eastern direction, beyond the ring road, approximately here, well, so... everything should be here, here it is, well, here you go, a machine gun point, there was an entrance, here you can see a small trench, here you go, a small parapet, here you go, even two people could easily be located at this point, here

the surviving fascists surrendered, and in august 1944, by order of the nkvd of the bssr. number 00614, the minsk city police department was officially organized. we use the experience of our veterans. our employees carefully they are listened to, these are the priceless years that at different times, well, they served, at the moment we have to turn to them, and not even once. a criminal case was opened on the fact of the unknown disappearance of a minsk businessman. for a long time, the employees of the capital's police carried out measures to search for the missing man, both on the territory of belarus and abroad, but they were unable to establish his whereabouts. our missing man was brought to a rented apartment, where he was, so to speak, rolled into carpet and he was there for a long time, he was beaten, extorted, demanded money. in the 2000s, minsk police officers often had to unravel cases from the nineties, it was such a difficult time then, in the early 2000s, the means and methods of the internal affairs bodies were... it was aleksandr rakov who headed the minsk police during

entire top of the hill is cleared, therefore these two ara photographs, they clearly indicate that the nkvdis not guilty of executing people here. after such a detailed story, i want to remember the annual walks of western diplomats to this place, where they were exterminated innocent, among whom were children. and why do they come to this place, what right do they have to reproach us , the authorities of the soviet union, for anything, when their ancestors, the germans, lithuanians, ukrainians in kurapaty shot jews, destroyed them deliberately, they keep silent about this every time they visit this place, and these people will teach us humanity, freedom, democracy, you understand that your hands are covered in blood, and how do you sleep? i don’t want to talk about it now, thank you. it’s amazing how the history of kurapaty is similar to the history of kotyn, because both other stories were used against us in the information war, in the western propaganda of lies, when we ourselves began to admit what did not happen. so maybe it's time to dot the i's and cross the t's, restore historical j

look, i already mentioned the lokot republic from 1941 to 1943, they fought with the nkvd against thethe russian nkvd against the local population, in particular, because we know what red partisans are, as comrade stal would say , and at that time the local people had the same mood, why are they running away now, the army came to liberate them, then, when the german troops came, they shot them with bread and salt... arrows, even created the national socialist party of russia, what are they doing now running away? but they don't all run away i will tell you that a large number of the population calmly accepts the fact that the ukrainian troops are conducting combat operations, absolutely a very large part, and this is a myth at the expense of the fact that all russians there are determined for their regime, this is just a disgusting way. and are against ukrainians, many of them have a large population, they, they too, are pro-ukrainian, they are disposed, disposed either pro-ukrainian, or disposed of a lot of people who are not pro-ukrainian, but disposed, disposed against their govern

this is a classic struggle between the wehrmacht and the gestapo, between the army and the nkvd.at they will not wait for the day when they will come for them. this zeta war party, which currently dominates the information space of the russian federation, has three groups, who hate each other. each blames the failures of the war. these are the army, putin and his fsb resource, and the so-called prigozhyn people's party. one more humiliating email from putin, in my opinion, would spoil this mix. i am sure that the ukrainian military command is preparing for this. i mean the destruction of the kerch bridge. as far as i understand, this situation in moscow, this conflict of three groups and the destruction of the kerch bridge will finally convince them that the tsar is not real. so you said that these right-wing groups demand more there will be no bloody actions, but more bloody, in particular, nuclear actions. their criticism is no longer reduced to the condemnation of new methods of waging war, but to the accusation of losing the war. the war has already been lost, the war that pu

he moved to the black mountain range and got to hungary, fleeing from the persecution of the soviet nkvdn later, vincens, while abroad, fondly remembers the hutsul region in trilogy on high polonyna, written in polish and already translated into ukrainian . from prykarpattia, ivan kharuk, volodymyr voloshchuk and... the espresso channel. ukrainian borchyna iryna kolyadenko won a silver medal in the finals of the olympiad in freestyle wrestling. our bronze medalist of tokyo 2020 in the weight category up to 62 kg met with sakura motoki. the fight ended with the victory of the representative of japan. on the way to the final , kolyadenko defeated opponents from mongolia, bulgaria and kyrgyzstan. in general, as of this moment, ukraine has won at the olympic games games in paris 12 medals. three gold and five silver and four bronze. the espresso tv channel and the vesna charitable fund have launched a fundraising campaign for the purchase of modern drones and electronic warfare systems for the third separate assault brigade of the 110th and 47th brigades of the armed forces of ukraine. the d

again i distort the materials that i wrote before, i raise new ones, and again i raise documents of the nkvdb, kgb, and they are very illustrative, because they show very clearly , what can happen to us if we lose, and this is conditionally, let's say, with an effective army of the ukrainian people's liberation army, or something like them. called the soviet special service with petlyurites and this is the vast majority of the personnel of the army, i mean now the armed forces of ukraine will be physically eliminated, even if not on the field battle, then later tracked down and eliminated by the special services, a large part of ukrainians who fought for independence in other ways are armed, i mean ukrainians in the body, who help, who volunteer, who donate, to whom ukraine hurts, they respectively... as supporters, as the soviets called it the ukrainian counter-revolution, and here, that is, as supporters of, say, the ukrainian people's republic there, they will be condemned, sent to... assembly, well, there will actually be that part of the collaborators and that part of the pochekuns or z

again i distort the materials i wrote before, i raise new ones, again i raise the documents of the nkvd, mgb, kgb, and they are very illustrative, because they very clearly show what can happen to us if we lose, and this is conditional , let's say, with the active army of the ukrainian people's republic, or as the soviet special service called them the spetliurivtsi, and this is the vast majority of the personnel of the army. i mean now there will be armed forces of ukraine physically eliminated, even if not on the battlefield, then later tracked down and eliminated by the special services, a large part of ukrainians who fought for independence in other armed ways, i mean ukrainians in the body, who help, who volunteer, who donate, who hurt ukraine, they , accordingly, as supporters, like the soviets , called it the ukrainian counter-revolution. and here, that is, as supporters of, say, the ukrainian people's republic there, they will be convicted, sent to siberia, but they will remain, actually that part of the collaborators and that part pochekuns or zhduns, which unfortunately still

already ready to take off his pants so that they start raping him with a mop in the basements of the nkvd process cannot continue indefinitely. blow up the kerch bridge, and i guarantee you the collapse of putin's regime. well, on the other hand, we understand that the crimean bridge itself needs to be destroyed. complexes of a large offensive operation or something additional evasive maneuvers, but we see another very characteristic and important moment from the military point of view, i.e. , military facilities across the russian federation are burning, in particular, this applies not only to airports, oil storage facilities are also burning, but let's take the same rostov region and understand that in this the game can be played by two sides, the russian federation for several months... very methodically attacked our energy sector, and accordingly, now the russians feel that there is a war inside themselves, but somehow it did not take the form of a claim, a very specific one a claim, i.e. to putin, there are coffins, there are black balls, well, which are balanced by a red viburnum, a

soviet russia illegally, people who were nkvd agents announced that they, oppositionists and associatesf savinkav, he came, believed that he would have great success, and in the end there was a show trial against tsavinkov, whom he told that he agreed with the soviet authorities, and then he seems to have ended his life by suicide in the ogpu building. well, we understand that he was simply killed. yes, mr. vitaly, i ask you again to fix the microphone or do something with the sound? for us and the audience , your every word is extremely important. and when, when there was such a situation with sainkov, when i remember about salenkov, i think. navalny, about yashin, about karamorza. i think it's about the same situation. tanka absolutely did not understand russia, the russia that appeared, and he was sure that he understood, because he had lived in russia all his life, he was engaged in revolutionary activities there, he was the commissar of petrograd during the time of the provisional government, as he could have thought that the country in which he spent so much time had changed so li

ra soviet russia, lured into soviet russia illegally, people who were nkvd agents announced that theye oppositionists and associates of savinkov, he came, he believed that he would have great success, and in the end there was a show trial of savinkov, to whom he told that he agreed with the soviet authorities, and then he, as it were, ended his life ... by suicide at home ogpu, well, we understand that he was simply killed, and you understand when, yes, mr. vitaly, i again ask you to fix the microphone or do something with the sound, but for us and the audience , every word of yours is extremely important, so and so when, when there was such a situation with ee... salenkov, when i mention salenkov, i i think about navalny, about yashin, about karamorza, i think that this is about the same situation, stalinkov absolutely did not understand russia, the russia that appeared, and he was sure that he understood, because he lived all his life in russia, he was engaged in revolutionary activities there, he was the commissar of petrograd during the provisional government, how could he think t

am distorting the materials that i wrote before, raising new ones, again raising documents from the nkvd, mgb, kgb, and they are very illustrative, because they... show very clearly what is possible with us to be if we lose, and this is conditional, let's say, with the active army of the onr or as the soviet special service called them with the petliurivtsi, and this is the vast majority of the personnel of the army, i mean, now the armed forces of ukraine will be physically eliminated, even if not on on the battlefield, then later tracked down and eliminated by the special services, a large part of ukrainians who fought for independence in other ways in... armed, i mean ukrainians in the body, who help, who volunteer, who donate, who hurt ukraine, they accordingly, as supporters, as the soviets called it, of the ukrainian counter-revolution, taga, that is, as supporters of, let's say, the ukrainian people's republic, they will be condemned, sent to siberia, and there will be only that part of the collaborators and that part of the pochekuns or zhduns , which still exist in ukraine and s

remember how savinkov was lured to soviet russia, lured to soviet russia illegally, people who were nkvd agents announced that they, oppositionists and associates of savinkov, he came, thought , that he will be a great success, and in the end there was a demonstration process over tsavinkov, to whom he told. that he agrees with the soviet authorities, and then he seems to have committed suicide in the building of the ogpu, well, we understand that he was simply killed, and you understand when, yes, mr. vitaly, i again ask you to fix the microphone, or do something with sound, but for us and the audience, every word of yours is extremely important, so and so when... when there was such a situation with e. sarenkov, when i think of salenkov, i think of navalny, of yavshin, of karomurza, i think , that this is approximately the same situation, talinkov absolutely did not understand russia, the russia that appeared, and he was sure that he understood, because, well, he lived in russia all his life, he was engaged in revolutionary activities there, he was the commissar of petrograd at the tim

nkvd, mgb, kgb, and they are very illustrative, because they very clearly show what can happen to us if we lose, and this is conditional, as, say, with the active army of the ukrainian people's republic or as the soviet special service called them with the petlyurivtsi, and this is the vast majority of the personnel of the army, i mean the attention, now of the armed forces of ukraine, will be physically eliminated, even if not on the battlefield, then later tracked down and eliminated by special services, a part of ukrainians who fought for independence in other armed ways, i mean ukrainians in the body, who help, who volunteer, which donatiat, who hurts ukraine, they , respectively, as supporters, as the soviets called it, of the ukrainian counter-revolution, yes , that is, as supporters of, let's say, the ukrainian people's republic, they will be condemned, sent to siberia, but that will remain. .. part of the collaborators and that part of the pochekuns or zhduns who unfortunately still exist in ukraine and still exist, moreover, they are in different parts of ukraine, like here

twisting the materials i wrote before, i am raising new ones, and again i am raising the documents of the nkvd, mgb, kgb, and they are very illustrative, because they very clearly show what is wrong with us. maybe if we lose, and this is conditional, as, say, with an effective one the army of the ukrainian people's republic or, as the soviet special service called them with the petliurivtsi, and this is the vast majority of the personnel of the army, i mean now the armed forces of ukraine, will be physically eliminated, even if not on the battlefield, then later hunted down and eliminated by the special services, a large part of ukrainians, who fought for independence in other armed ways, i mean ukrainians who help, who volunteer, who donate, who hurt ukraine, they, respectively, as supporters, as the soviets called it , of the ukrainian counter-revolution, yes, that is as supporters of, let's say, the ukrainian people's republic there, they will be convicted and sent to siberia, but there will actually be that part of the collaborators and that part of the pochekuns or zhduns who, unfortunate

rakosovsky was brutally tortured, the head of the leningrad nkvd department, leonid zakovsky, took part in his interrogations, whose motto was the phrase: "we must destroy the enemy to the end, and we will destroy him." the trial was postponed because that all the witnesses who gave any testimony against him, according to the investigation, were dead by that time. in the end, in the end, he was released and... he was fully reinstated in all his ranks, he was treated for quite a long time, because during his imprisonment he was subjected to torture and physical abuse. during interrogations, rakosovsky had several of his front teeth knocked out, three ribs broken, his toes were hit with a hammer, his...

russia illegally, people who were agents of the nkvd announced that they, the opposition associates ofinkov, he came, believed that he would have great success, and in the end there was a show trial of tsavinkov, whom he told that he agreed with the soviet authorities , and then he seems to have ended his life by suicide in the building of the ogpu. well, we understand that he was simply killed, and he understands when, yes, mr. vitaly, i am again asking you to fix the microphone or do something with the sound. for us and the audience , every word of yours is extremely important, and when, when there was such a situation with sarenko, when i think of savinkov, i think of navalny, of yashin, of karamurza, i think that it is approximately the same situation, tavinkov absolutely did not understand russia, the russia that appeared, and he was sure that he understood, because... he lived in russia all his life, he was engaged in revolutionary activities there, he was the commissar of petrograd in the times of the interim government, how could he think that the country in which he spent so m

to simply ignore this, and like a mantra they repeat the same words about the victims of the bloody nkvdmory of the victims of the great terror, this is something that should unite us, and not in the way it is today. nevertheless, there were finnish concentration camps here, where they were, the reds died, these comments do not serve even my comments, thank you. following the diplomats, their loyal comrades and assistants on the payroll, members of the liquidated memorial society, arrived in sandarmog. the first in fact, they feigned singing songs of the ukrainian monument, but who would have doubted, the cossacks did not appreciate the summons after all. glory to russia, glory to russia. among those who came to mourn under the camera and cameras, for example, was this man, a member of the foreign agent society memorial anatoly razumov, the man pinned a badge with a photo of yuri dmitriev, a former mechanic who declared himself a historian, convicted of pedophilia and child pornography, with whose submission, in fact, the discussions about sandarmokh began, and you know what he is sittin

twisting the materials that i wrote before, i am raising new ones, again i am raising documents of the nkvd, mgb, kgb, and they are very illustrative, because they show very clearly what can happen to us if we lose, and this is conditional, let's say, with an active onr army or something like that? the main soviet special service with the petliurivtsi, and this is the vast majority of the personnel of the army, i have mind you, now the armed forces of ukraine will be physically liquidated, even if not on the battlefield, then later tracked down and liquidated by special services, a large part of ukrainians who fought for independence in other armed ways, i mean ukrainians in the body, who help, who volunteer, who cares, who hurts ukraine, they , respectively... as supporters, as the soviets called it, of the ukrainian counter-revolution, yes, here, that is, as supporters of, say, the ukrainian people's republic, they will be condemned, sent to siberia , well, it will remain in fact, that part of the collaborators and that part of the pochekuns or zhduns who, unfortunately, still exist in uk

i distort the materials i wrote before, raise new ones, again raise the documents of the nkvd, mgb, kgb , and they are very illustrative, because they very clearly show what can happen to us if we lose, and this is conditionally, as, say, with the active army of the onr or as the soviet special service called them with the petlyurites, and this is the vast majority of the personnel of the army , i mean of the armed forces of ukraine will be physically eliminated, even if not on the battlefield, then later tracked down and eliminated by special services. a large part of ukrainians who fought for independence in other armed ways, i mean ukrainians in the body, who help, who volunteer, who donate, who are hurting ukraine. they, respectively, as supporters of the ukrainian counter-revolution, as the soviets called it, and ugh. that is, as supporters of, let's say, the ukrainian people's republic there, they will be convicted, sent to siberia, and what will remain is actually that part of the collaborators and that part pochekuns or zhduns, who, unfortunately, still exist in ukraine and stil

distort the materials that i wrote before, i raise new ones. and again, he raises the documents of the nkvd, mgb, kgb, and they are very illustrative, because they very clearly show what can happen to us if we lose, and this is conditionally, let's say, with an effective the army of the ukrainian people's republic, or as the soviet special service called them, the spetliurivtsi, and this is the vast majority of the personnel of the army, i mean, now the armed forces of ukraine will be physically eliminated, even if not on the battlefield, then later hunted down. and liquidated by the special services, a large part of ukrainians who fought for independence with other unarmed volunteers, i mean ukrainians in the body, who help, who volunteer. who care, who hurt ukraine, they , respectively, as supporters, as the soviets called it, of the ukrainian counter-revolution, and that is, as supporters of, let's say, the ukrainian people's republic there, they will be condemned, sent to siberia, and there will actually be that part of the collaborators and that part of the pochekuns or zhduns who, unf

of course, under this version. repressions nkvd gathered witnesses and adjusted the facts. is true. some could not be adjusted, they had to be hidden. we are talking about excavations in the kurapaty tract, which were initiated by pozdnyak. they were carried out only in the western part of the area. remains were found. found were and bullets and coins. at that time, the coins could not be identified, the documents were written, the dates are illegible, the dates are not determined. they have survived to our time. only the fenings, which were made by the germans for the occupation territories in 1940-44, could not survive pre-war and tsarist coins, since they were minted from zinc. the metal easily oxidizes in any aggressive environment, including humid air, which means that they were in the ground after 1940. as for the bullets, 80 nagant bullets were found . the fact is that... we see too many parallels, here we see all the catholic crosses standing, although the repressions took place in 1937-38, when eastern belarus was separated from western belarus, it was predominantl

the head of the leningrad nkvd department leonid zakovsky himself took part in his interrogations. his motto was: "we must destroy the enemy to the end, and we will destroy him." the trial was postponed because all the witnesses who gave any testimony against him , according to the... investigation, were dead by that time. in the end, he was eventually released and, moreover, fully reinstated in all his ranks. he was treated for quite a long time because during the exclusion was subjected to torture and physical abuse. during interrogations, rakosovsky had several of his front teeth knocked out, three of his ribs broken, and his toes were hit with a hammer. he was... taken out into the prison yard to be shot and given a blank shot, but rakosovsky did not give false testimony against himself or others. stand to the death, you need to die wisely only when this achieves an important goal, only in... in the event that it is the death of a few, prevents the death of the majority, ensures general success. konstantin konstantinovich rokosovsky. during the great during the patriotic war, h

in early january 1946, in the pretrial detention center of nkvd prison number 1, which was located downeet. the investigator asked clarifying questions, they concerned the execution of prisoners of war in a transit camp organized by the fascists in the bobruisk fortress. the investigator's question: what was happening in the camp, when the fire started in the barracks, did the prisoners try to save themselves? answer: they started shooting them. and then the executioner's calm, cynical story. the captain, at that time, placed four machine guns around the camp. he gave the order to the machine gunners to open fire. one machine gun fired at the prisoners of war who were in the yard. the prisoners of war ran to the other side. then the second machine gun fired in that direction. all the prisoners of war rushed to the middle. the third machine gun fired into the middle. the investigator's question: were there any attempts to extinguish the fire? fire? answer. when the fire trucks arrived, the camp guards did not let them into the territory for 2 hours until everything was finished. but ther

october 22 , 1945, nkvd, bssr. extermination took place mercilessly where no one saw, in points more distant from the city and the routes of communication , more unnoticed. in small doses. near the city, only in the autumn of forty-second in the year, the nazis burned down 100 villages and settlements in more than thirty districts of the republic, especially peshenkovichi, senno, bykhov, tolochin, ushachsky and other districts suffered. in total, during this period, the fascists carried out 65 punitive operations against civilians and partisans, but they did not have the expected result. the fascists were thirsty for revenge, the forty-third year was becoming bloody. in december 1943, in the village of orel , kobrin district, breza region, they were preparing for the christian holiday of st. anne. she was revered as the patroness patroness of all women. approaching cars, soon the smell of harry began to be felt in the house. their house was already burning. hanna only managed to grab the still sleeping child, wrap

people's commissar of the nkvd, you don't look like me, danilov, where?, he's busy, you can't. meow, allow me too, colonel, i won't disturb you, come in, how's odintsov? bad, bye, my lung is punctured, i have my things here. i collected vadim altonin's bag here, don't go away, you are a reader, citizen tutyk, so you can read, so read, article 59, paragraph. read, read, everything is there, o aiding the bandits too, it doesn't matter that you didn't kill them yourselves, what do you want from me, where is the circle, okay, we'll find it ourselves, but when he starts giving. nothing will save you, first find him, let's go, where, well, what are you doing, let's go, let's go. go, what are you afraid of blood? look, your buddies, or should i show you the victims, take you to the hospital where the burned agronomist izlozhkov lies, because you led the bandits there, or to the children of volkutovich, who was killed near sberkatsia, you led the bandits there, or maybe to ozernitsa to the post office? which you robbed, why are you silent, i don't know where the

the head of the leningrad nkvd leonid zakovsky himself took part in his interrogations, whose motto was the phrase: "we must destroy the enemy to the end, and we will destroy him. the trial postponed because all the witnesses who had given any testimony against him, according to the investigation, were dead by that time." in the end, he was eventually released and, moreover, fully reinstated in all his ranks, he was treated for quite a long time, because during his imprisonment he was subjected to torture and physical abuse. during interrogations, rakosovsky had several front teeth knocked out, three ribs broken, his toes were beaten with a hammer, he was taken out to the prison yard to be shot. and given a blank shot, but rakosovsky did not give false testimony either to himself or to others. to stand to the death to die wisely only when this achieves an important goal, only if it prevents the death of a few. the majority ensures overall success. konstantin konstantinovich rakosovsky. during the great patriotic war, he participated in all the major battles, including the battle of stal

but in reality, in nkvd troops entered the republic and, giving people 24 hours to pack, they were allowedt they could carry in their hands. they were often forced off trains into the bare steppes. in total , hundreds of thousands of people were deported to remote areas of siberia, kazakhstan and central asia during the war, many of whom died en route. in 1998, after the denomination , the kopeck was returned. new restrictions were not introduced, but now such small money is used extremely rarely. back in 2008 , the central bank recommended that banks softly refuse the smallest coins, but one-kopeck and five-kopeck coins remain legal tender. they are no longer issued, but those who are obliged to accept them for payment, and there were times when prices were. completely different, in russia at different periods of history the ruble was a great wealth, even such units of payment as a coin of half a kopeck were used, it was called denga or denzhka. a coin of a quarter of a kopeck is a half-kopeck coin. during the time of ivan the terrible, one kopeck could buy a bucket of milk or 30 chicken

nationalized by the soviet government, in the first post-revolutionary years , the security forces and nkvd bodies were located here, then in the thirties there was a district executive committee, sad pages were written into the history of the manor house during the great patriotic war. after the occupation of the area, the nazis in the basements the master's house. helped for a prison, arrested underground members were kept here, among whom was the mother of pyotr miranovich masherov , partisan commander, pyotr miranovich masherov, darya petrovna masherova. she was tortured, tortured, trying to beat out information about local partisan detachments about her son and having achieved nothing, on september 16, forty-second , they shot her not far from this place on the shore of rossonskoye lake, here, yes, yes, a little further is this place too. during the war, the building was damaged by shelling, it was damaged, part of the building collapsed, in the post-war years the district hospital moved here, then there was a nursing home already in the eighties, nineties it was located, there was a p

on october 10 , 1945, nkvd officers interrogated werner for 5 hours (in nazi germany, preparations were underway to use atomic bombs in the summer of 1945. vekhtor learned this information from a number of people close to these classified research. as hertel told me, in february of 1945, on behalf of the minister of propaganda goebbels, he met with the head of the special-purpose air force school, colonel hermann hayu, who told him in a private conversation that the school was armed with aircraft of the latest design, these aircraft had a large radius of action and would be armed with an atomic bomb. the new aircraft were intended for bombing industrial centers of the soviet union in the urals and central asia with atomic bombs. the germans there was a powerful weapon in the form of v-2 rockets. they were first used against the english. on september 8 , 1944 , an explosion was heard in the southwest part of london. the v-2s began to fall one after another on the capital of great britain. it was impossible to shoot down the v-2 in flight with anti-aircraft guns or fighters, but these roc

but in reality, in the nkvd troops entered the republic, and giving people 24 hours to pack, they were allowed to take only what they could carry in their hands, they were often disembarked from trains in the bare steppes, in total during the war years in remote areas of siberia. germany, the idea came to naught. exactly 30 years ago, on august 28, 1994 in russia, after 4 and a half centuries, because the kopeck, a hundredth part of a ruble, lost all meaning, but in the ninety -eighth year after the denomination, the kopeck was returned, no new restrictions were introduced, but now such small money is used extremely rarely. back in 2008, the central bank recommended that banks gently refuse the smallest coins, but one-kopeck and five-kopeck coins remain legal tender. they are no longer issued, but they are required to be accepted for payment, and there were times when prices were completely different. in russia, at different periods of history, the ruble was a great wealth, even such units of payment as a half-kopeck coin were used, it was called a denga or denzhka. a quarter-kopeck co

the head of the leningrad nkvd leonid zakovsky, whose motto was the phrase: "we must destroy the enemy to the end, and we will destroy him." the trial was postponed because all the witnesses who gave any testimony against him , according to the investigation, were dead by that time. in the end, he was eventually released and, moreover, fully reinstated in all his ranks, he was treated for quite a long time, because during his imprisonment he was subjected to torture and physical abuse. during the interrogations, rokossovsky had several of his front teeth knocked out, three ribs were broken, they beat him on the toes with a hammer, they took him out to the prison yard to be shot. and gave him a blank shot, but rakosovsky did not give false testimony either on himself or on others. stand to the death, you need to die wisely only when this achieves an important goal, only if it kills a few, prevents the death of the majority, ensures... general success. konstantin konstantinovich rakosovsky. during the great patriotic war, he participated in all the major battles, including the battle of

on october 10, 1945 , nkvd officers interrogated werner wächter for 5 hours, who in the third rekh heldthe high position of chief of staff of the nsdap propaganda department. chief. the subject of the testimony of the former sa gruppen führer was information about the preparations being carried out in nazi germany for the use of atomic bombs in the summer of 1945. wechtor learned this information from a number of people close to this classified research. as hertel told me, in february of 1945, on behalf of the minister of propaganda goebbels, he met with the head of the special forces air force school, colonel hermann haye, who in a private conversation told him. that the school is armed with aircraft, the latest designs, these aircraft have a large radius of action will be armed with an atomic bomb, the new aircraft were intended for bombing industrial centers of the soviet union in the urals and central asia with atomic bombs. the germans had a powerful weapon in the form of v-2 rockets, they were first used against the british. on september 8 , 1944 , an explosion was heard in the so

on october 10, 1945 , nkvd officers interrogated werner wechtor for 5 hours. who in the third rekh held high position of chief of staff of the main propaganda department of the nsdap, the main topic of the testimony of the former sa führer group was information about the preparations being carried out in... germany for the use of an atomic bomb in the summer of 1945. wechtor learned this information from a number of people close to this classified research. as hertel told me, in february of 1945, on the instructions of minister of propaganda goebbels, he met with the head of the special air force school, colonel hermann haye, who told him in a private conversation that the school was armed with aircraft of the latest design. these aircraft. have a large range will be armed with an atomic bomb. the new aircraft were intended for bombing industrial centers of the soviet union in the urals and central asia with atomic bombs. the germans had a powerful weapon in the form of v-2 rockets. they were first used against the british. september 8 1944 in the southwest part of london there was an e

and then the nkvd troops entered the republic, and giving people 24 hours to pack, they were allowedtake only what they could carry in their hands, they were often thrown off the trains into the bare steppe. in total , hundreds of thousands of people were deported to remote areas of siberia, kazakhstan and central asia during the war, many of them died en route. only in the sixties were restrictions on the places of residence of soviet germans lifted, in the early nineties there even arose... a movement to restore the volga german republic, but many left for their historical homeland in germany, the idea came to naught. exactly 30 years ago, on august 28, 1994, in russia, after 4 and a half centuries of use , kopecks were officially withdrawn from circulation. the ruble exchange rate was falling so rapidly that a kopeck - a hundredth of a ruble - lost all meaning, but in 1998, after denomination, the kopeck was returned. no new restrictions were introduced, but now such small money is used extremely rarely. back in 2008, the central bank recommended that banks gently refuse the small

after the liberation of minsk in july 1944, the nkvd troops in the city again organized and began tok the police. it not only took measures to restore order in the capital, but also helped residents in sorting out the rubble. many nazi soldiers and officers hid in the city ruins, on the night of july 5-6, forty-four , they broke through to obuvnaya street with a fight and decided to break out of the city, but putin blocked police officers, internal troops and partisans, the remaining fascists surrendered in august 1944... to search for the missing man, both in belarus and abroad, but they were unable to establish his whereabouts. our missing man was brought to a rented apartment, where he was, so to speak, rolled into a carpet, and he was there for a long time, he was beaten, extorted, demanded money. in the 2000s, minsk police officers often had to unravel cases from the 1990s, the times were such difficult, in the beginning of 2000 the means and methods of activity of the internal affairs bodies continued to be improved taking into account the developing operational situation, thei

october 10, 1945 nkvd officers interrogated werner wächter for 5 hours, who held the high position of of staff of the main propaganda department of the nsdap in the third rech. the main topic showed. has aircraft, the latest designs, in service. these aircraft have a large radius of action will be armed with an atomic bomb. the new aircraft were intended for bombing industrial centers of the soviet union in the urals and central asia with atomic bombs. the germans had powerful weapons in the form of v-2 rockets. they were first used against english. september 8, 1944, in the southwest part of london, an explosion was heard. v-2 began to fall one after another on... in order to shell, as they dreamed, the urals, central asia, at that time the third reich, but to achieve something more, yes these missiles were not yet at... command. the nazi nuclear or uranium project began counting in 1938. a group of german nuclear scientists worked successfully. the principle of the bomb was based on heavy water and pure graffiti. in occupied norway there was a heavy water production plant, uranium r

on october 10, 1945 , nkvd officers interrogated werner wächter for 5 hours.e held the high position of chief of staff of the main propaganda department of the nsdap in the third rech. the main topic of the testimony of the former sa gruppenführer was information about the nazi germany preparations for the use of atomic bombs in the summer of 1945. learned from a number of people close to these years, such information vehtor classified research, as hertel told me in february forty-fifth year, on behalf of the minister of propaganda goebbels, he met with the head of the military air school, special purpose colonel hermann hayu, who in a private conversation told him that the school was armed with aircraft of the latest designs, these aircraft have a large radius of action and will armed with an atomic bomb, the new planes were intended to bomb the industrial centers of the soviet union in the urals and central asia with atomic bombs. the germans had a powerful weapon in the form of v-2 rockets. they were first used against the british. on september 8 , 1944 , a

on october 10, 1945 , nkvd officers interrogated werner wächter for 5 hours.he held the high position of chief of staff of the main propaganda department of the nsdap. the main topic of the testimony of the former sa führer group was information about the preparations for the use of an atomic bomb in nazi germany in the summer of 1945, such as: wechtor learned about this from a number of people close to this classified research. as hertel told me, in february of 1945, on the instructions of the minister of propaganda goebbels, he met with the head of the special-purpose air force school, colonel hermann haye, who told him in a private conversation that the school was armed with aircraft, the latest designs. these aircraft have a large radius of action will be armed with an atomic bomb. new aircraft. were intended for bombing industrial centers of the soviet union in the urals and central asia with atomic bombs. the germans had a powerful weapon in the form of v-2 rockets. they were first used against the british. on september 8 , 1944 , an explosion was heard

how savinkov was lured to soviet russia, they were lured to soviet russia illegally, people who were nkvdgents announced that they... were oppositionists and associates of savinkov , he came, believed that he would have great success, and in the end there was a show trial against tsavinkov, to whom he said that he agreed with the soviet authorities, and then he as if he had committed suicide in the ogpu building. well, we understand that he was simply killed, and you understand?

excerpt from a declassified nkvd report.the fa2 could hit targets located in the middle of the atlantic ocean with its shells. hyland informed wechtor that work was underway to enable the v-2 shell to rise to a height of 122 kilometers and hit industrial facilities in north america. german officials. atomic bombs. among those referred to by wechtor was erich schumann, one of the key curators of the german nuclear project on the military side. he told him in the spring of 1945 that the course of the war would soon change because the latest secret weapons would be used at the front. the vekhtor refers to his boss, goebbels' successor as minister of propaganda, werner naummann. in one of his conversations with me , the state secretary of the propaganda ministry, dr. naumann, speaking about the military and political situation in germany at the last stage of the war, stated that everything would soon change for the better, and referred to the words of hitler, who in a narrow circle of trusted people declared: may god forgive me,

twisting the materials that i wrote before, bringing up new ones, again bringing up the documents of the nkvde mgb, the kgb, and they are very illustrative, because they very clearly show what can happen to us if we lose, and this is conditionally, as, say, with an effective army of the onr or as the soviet special service called them with the petlyurivtsi, and that. the vast majority of military personnel, i mean, currently the armed forces of ukraine, will be there physically eliminated, even if not on the battlefield, then later tracked down and eliminated by the special services, a large part of ukrainians who fought for independence by other means of armed forces, i mean ukrainians in the body, who help, who volunteer, who donate, who are hurting ukraine, they are, respectively, as supporters of, as the soviets called it, the ukrainian counter-revolution, and, well, that is, as supporters of, say, the ukrainian people's republic, they will be convicted, sent to siberia, and that part of the collaborators will remain and that part pochekuns or zhduns, who, unfortunately, still exist in uk

they remember it as savinkov lured to soviet russia: lured to soviet russia illegally, people who were nkvdgents announced that they, oppositionists and associates of savinkov, he came, believed that he would have great success, and in the end there was a show trial against tsavinkov, to whom he told that he agreed with the soviet authorities, and then he seemed to end his life by suicide. in the building of the ogpu, well, we understand that he was simply killed, and we understand that, mr. vitaly, i again ask you to fix the microphone, or do something with the sound, for us with the audience, every word of yours is extremely important, so and so when, when there was such a situation with... with sayankov, when i think of sayankov, i think of navalny, of yashin, of karamurza, i think that it is approximately the same the situation itself, salinkov absolutely did not understand russia, the russia that had appeared, and he was sure that he understood, because, well, he had lived in russia all his life, he was engaged in revolutionary activities there, he was the commissar of petrograd during

he moved to the black mountain range and got to hungary, fleeing from the persecution of the soviet nkvdter, vincens, while abroad, fondly mentions hutsulshchyna in the trilogy. high polonyna, written in polish and already translated into ukrainian . from prykarpattia, ivan haruk, volodymyr voloshchuk, espresso tv channel. and look for more interesting videos on the espresso youtube channel, be sure to subscribe, because there are live ater broadcasts, all news releases, programs and special projects that can only be seen here. also a short video on hot topics in the shorts section share them, comment, be close. that's how things are for the moment, i'll see you at 12 o'clock, you can always read more about vaslyvo on our website espresso tv, because my colleagues work for you around the clock, and also subscribe to our channels in social networks, see you soon! friends, lesya vokulyuk, andriy saichuk, we are returning to ether, because as i promised you... today we are working in this studio throughout the day, working and telling you about what is happening in ukraine, what is happenin

, prove in court, then a decision appears in the name of ukraine, well, this is not the time of the nkvd they took everyone , packed them up and left, well, that is, there is an evidence base, there are prescriptions, reactions or non-reaction, that is, if there is no signal from our western partners that there are any problems, then i think that there are no prospects for such silence or for... for example, there are positive signals that you are doing everything right, there, for example, there the venetian commission, that is, it gave its opinion and our western partners gave it, so everything is correct, now the ukrainian verkhovna rada is everything, i just don’t know, no, i didn’t have the opportunity to monitor, track these signals, well , if you say so, i’ll tell you, last year the national people's deputies tried to shake up the story with the venetian commission, and here we should honor the speaker stefanchuk. who clearly, i know this for sure from the people's deputies, explained on his fingers that the question, ah, how do we solve the story with the fsb in cassocks here, is

lenin's death, ugh, this is important. the rubicon for the soviet union and for the capabilities of the nkvd forces of these forces, so i think that there is such a problem here that they do not really understand the country in which they live, they talk about some kind of political activity, so we have to go back to prisons, to set an example, but that's not all, you understand, that is, their influence on the real russia , the real one is not what they have in their heads, but the real one is zero, and it turns out that when they return... to russia, or do not leave russia before the threat of a court sentence, they not only shorten lives, they actually create opportunities for russia to hold them as hostages, and then exchange real spies for them, you know, when a person goes to prison because he does not even imagine that he can become a victim of such repression, this can be understood. from the head of the orlov memorial, like him, he was engaged in public activities, which seemed to be completely legal, here suddenly they found some article when he once wrote, you know, and they impri

thousands of people were killed, shot, tortured, thrown with grenades behind the walls of various of the nkvd and so on, well, that is , this day has weight and, in fact , the most important thing for us is that it has nothing to do with the flag, because on the 23rd nothing happened with the flag in the session hall, it was brought to the session hall on the 24th, raised you know when over the purchase of the verkhovna rada september 4. kravchuk was very worried, kravchuk was very worried, afraid that, what, whatever, until september 4th, finally a crowd of people gathered, who chanted, and finally decided, i propose to postpone it to september 4th, in fact, and then everyone will congratulate each other, and i will take it as something personal, but serhii zhadan is against it, because today seems to be his birthday, we will talk with serhii zhadan, but now we are talking about energy and whether we will be in the light , in the heat, already? they say that this will be the hardest winter in ukraine since world war ii, you see, here we are again , again the bridge is between that molotov ri

and this new cossack formation received a name the salary of that soviet officer of the nkvd and they do not explain why they called it that, well , they probably called it because he eliminated yevhen konovalts, less than a minute, mr. viktor, react very quickly, please, and loving these cossacks, the locals call them kyzyaks, in fact they are ragged marginals and former alcoholics, they slaughtered a goat in the yard, today they are majors, palkans and so on, and that is, it is just another integration of russian narratives, theirs seems to be cossacks, theirs seems to be a religion and all that, this is all they have, this is all garbage, what is on territory of russia, they are projecting all this garbage onto the occupied territory, promoting people, and tomorrow they will invite these cossacks to fight for themselves again, this is absolutely a military component, and one should not relax, although it is all very funny. but this is the militarization and continuation of the militarization of the population, including the youth, because it is they who will be integrated into educ

he moved to the black mountain range and got to hungary, fleeing from the persecution of the soviet nkvden later, vincens, while abroad, fondly mentions hutsulshchyna in a trilogy on high polonyna, written in polish and already translated into ukrainian . from prykarpattia ivan haruk, volodymyr voloshchuk, espresso tv channel. that's the way things are at the moment, i'll see you at 6 p.m. we'll see you in the final news release, then the expressive mykola veresen will work in the spresso restaurant. good health ladies and gentlemen, my name is mykola veresen, we will spend an hour and a half with you today. we will definitely talk about ukraine, we will talk about the united states, about israel and about britain, this is our rather shortened version of today's broadcast, not two hours, as usual, one and a half, it will be like this until the end of the beautiful month of september, i want to hint so subtly to you, let's start as usual with the ukrainian fronts, now they are not ukrainian, but russian, which is nice, dmytro zhmailo, co-founder and executive director of the ukrainian cen