this is how voronyansky’s brigade was formed.is what it was called at first, it was called a brigade. school. service characteristics of the future externally passed tests in the cavalry commander of a partisan brigade, signed in october 1940, it was pointed out that in his practical work, he is closely connected with the masses, knows their needs and shows truly commanding concern for them, deservedly enjoys authority, is a commander of strong will and is ready to carry out ... any combat mission. on the terrible night of june 22 , 1941, vasily voronyansky was in the unit; in the morning he ran home to say goodbye and went to the front. in a situation that changed every hour , his battalion provided communications to the headquarters of the thirteenth army. almost all the personnel died with a handful of fighters, he ended up in surrounded. already in forty-two. in the forest of the village of kondratovichi in the lagolsky district. until the end of july, they were joined by other red army soldiers who found themselves in the re

the people's avengers partisan brigade named after voronyansky united with by units of the red army ony 1, 1944, consisting of five detachments with a total number of 1,475 partisans. during the bloody struggle , the belarusian partisans derailed 11,128 german trains and 34 armored trains. people's avengers. defeated 948 enemy garrisons and 29 railway stations, blew up 89 railway and 4,710 other bridges, destroyed 939 german military warehouses, but the contribution of the partisans to the liberation of belarus cannot be assessed in numbers. and we were happy, we were happy that you germans were retreating, liberation, the main thing for us the war was over, we walked, we weren’t afraid, so life was hard. to all belarusians, it was hard, hell, it’s been 42 years until 49, every year there’s a coffin, death in the house, it’s hard, that’s life. hello, everything is clear with you about the project with marina karaman, where we do not hesitate to talk about resources, finances and financial resources in our and other people’s pockets. today we look at why it’s time to bring dozhinki to t