pavlova, on the embankment in drozdy, as well as on the sites near the tyazhovka arena of the national library. yes, may 9 is probably one of the most favorite holidays for belarusians and residents of the cis. compatriots and tourists actively share their mood on social networks; some remember their ancestors. people take pictures in places of military glory, flowers, flags, photographs of warring relatives against the backdrop of monuments. this is the day it should be.

in honor of may 9, the bel tv and radio company prepared a major premiere of a three-part documentary investigation into the stock fatherland. watch today on the evening broadcast of the belarus one and belarus 24 tv channels a joint project of the television news agency, the state security committee and the belarusian orthodox church. the trilogy is based on archival documents about how the third reich rebelled. the clergy, priests took the path of resistance to the enemy, were messengers, joined partisan detachments, created underground hospitals, some of them were sent to concentration camps, others remained with their flock until the end, together with the people, burned in churches during the fascist era. after the war, a number of priests were awarded state awards. a trilogy about patriotic shepherds, the first documentary investigation. about the clergy during the great

patriotic war. and with this i say goodbye to you, at 15:00 the marathon of holiday broadcasts will be continued by tatyana korol. all the best to you, with a holiday of victory and peaceful skies above your head.

everything for the front, everything for victory, now you can’t tell everything and you can’t imagine how hard it is, ivan timofeevich senelshchikov,

deposits, dorokhovaya village, tikhvinsky district of the leningrad region, military rank, corporal, position of birth attendant, in the ranks of the workers' and peasants' red army in 1945. in the family there were five children, father and mother worked on the collective farm, the elder sister from the age of thirteen, the brother from the sixteenth year, the sister from the nineteenth year, the sister from the twenty-second year, i was the last in the family from the twenty-sixth year, youth, spring, hello to you, young piglet! school was over, i was from the village, the village was 12 km from this town, i went to my older sister, which means they lived in

a small town, well, mostly working class, which means... that we had a radio there, by the way, in the village we didn’t have a radio and there was no electricity, in this town, since it was an industrial town, there was a radio, and 22 june, which means that we heard mikhailovich molotov’s speech today at 4:00 am without presenting any claims to the soviet union.

so to speak, so that some kind of fear would set in among the people, this did not happen, here is the male part... we immediately went to the military registration and enlistment offices, right there in the same town, the female urine settled there some of the people apparently already had families , it made such an impression on them, apparently some kind of anxiety of expectation, war is war , but the men, no, you know, they perceived it like this, i remember now, so the songs were heard , if tomorrow there is war, if tomorrow.

education stopped everywhere, schools were closed, which means that i was in a collective farm family, so i was considered a peasant’s son, accordingly, the collective farm began to dispose of me, and since such a difficult situation was created, young people of my age and women with husbands they joined the army and were sent to logging work. leningrad is 200-250 km from our village, the question has already become that it is necessary to provide the city, which means with warmth, of course, food, the responsibility fell on us, like this, from this village

and where logging was carried out 10 km. it was necessary to get up early, now it’s inconvenient to even talk between us, there was no clock, we woke up when the rooster sounded, as if about a kokurek.

that i tried several times to send drivers to courses, and these best men were needed to transport food across the road of life in paladog, and they wanted me so much, i submitted one application, another application, but the fact is that maybe it would have been possible... but they thought that preparing this forest, preparing firewood, was more important

than i would mean went, so there is some kind of reservation, it means that it would be necessary to prevent this from happening, that means, to provide for the city, then you seem to have time, then you will have time, the winter of 1941-42 became one of the coldest in the entire period of weather observations, in the leningrad region the average daily the temperature has dropped steadily below zero already. october 11th and became persistently positive after april 7, 1942 . the climatic winter was 178 days, that is, half of the year. on some days the thermometer dropped to -32°. every day it became more and more difficult in the city. city transport stopped, fuel and food supplies were depleted. there was not enough electricity. the responsibility was the highest, transfer 20 cubic meters to one

place, unload in another place, receive in another place, take to another place, then in the evening the cars are delivered for loading, and since there is only one railway, the car they set it up only for 30-40 minutes, during this time you need to load it, then a long-distance train comes, the car should be at... well, the firewood was 2 and 2 and a half each, one even had to take two people to lift this thing and so load quickly quickly quickly quickly the carriage must be removed from the rail removed let through it must be followed perfectly well and so at a pace in the morning you come and get ... these saws, axes, in the evening you hand over, like the youth, that we were also entrusted with a horse, and

that we they trusted us for such work, we also somehow they were proud that we were allowed to do this, but you know, for two days, for more than two years, but everything was under the slogan everything for besieged leningrad, everything for the front, everything for victory. and i must say, apparently, the patriotic upbringing was great, we were so devoted to this whole business, well, with such enthusiasm we took on this work, hard work, necessary work, this year the main flow of fuel goes to leningrad from the regions of the region, the preparation of alloys roads for the city are provided by the working people of kalingrad, who left for the forest in early spring. and collective farmers region, a group of girls arrived, young, they

worked on trolleys, they also loaded firewood in one place, in another, on their own, there , 5 km away, they brought it and also unloaded it, they were excellent girls, that’s how they worked, they worked conscientiously, we still tortured. it used to happen that at 9:00 we would gather somewhere for a little while , which means it was like dancing or playing, that ’s what we were going to do, that is, life went on as usual, but i’m getting tougher. conditions, of course, they were dressed lightly, like the village fashion, it was easy to wear a jacket, then sweatshirts were in fashion there were workers, which means some kind of hat, felt boots, as a rule, there was a feeder - no one fed there, since it was a village, they had a bundle of something with them,

some bread there, a cucumber, maybe something else, that’s three full days, and so, until the age of 44, even more energetically, even more selflessly, you need to work to provide firewood for the industry and urban economy of leningrad, while they were engaged in logging and military initial training. fees for a week top without fees, i remember how we studied now technology, the rifle, they studied the mosin, they studied the company mortar, the fifty-millimeter one, they studied the chapert business, and by the way, everything was handed over to the gsoo gochok, be prepared for ore defense, it was all legal, all this,

of course, that’s why it was already running its course. .. not only there, she walked around, at this time a funeral is coming to someone, who has already, someone has already died, who is already writing from someone no, one of the mobilization points, at the appointed hour soviet patriots come here , perform your honorary military duty, when the time came to be drafted, they were interested in what kind, how many classes had been completed, because at that time there were seven classes, it was up, this was a good education, and since i had good preparation for the certificate of education, i had all a’s, which means , therefore, at

the draft commission, when they were invited to the military registration and enlistment office, they asked... how do you look, if you need radio operators, that here is a radio operator for the troops, for the active army, you need to go through six training places, and thus to the front , a group has formed we were brought to leningrad in a freight car, as everyone else was transported then, well, leningrad already... the blockade was lifted on january 27th. on january 27 , 1944, a fireworks display was fired in leningrad to commemorate the final liberation of the city from the siege, which lasted 872 days. during the years of the blockade, according to various sources , from 600,000 to one and a half million people died. 3% of them died from bombing and shelling, 97%

died from hunger. the city of great military glory, invincible leningrad. how happy it is to see that today your children can calmly walk along the festive streets. the city has already made a huge impression, you see, the city was already light, so i got off at the station on moskovsky, he says, it just goes out to netssky prospekt, the city is lit, the city was tidied up, but another thing is that there were still broken people standing there, no one nothing, where. it was so fenced off somewhere, the city was kept clean all the time, so that this very thing, what kind of infection did not declare, this city was chosen for itself and the city was worthy, even in forty-four, the most important thing began here, the preparation of kinship,

well, the training of radio operators as such, besides... we were half-baked, we arrived there with knapsacks, baskets, brought with us all kinds of food, mothers and pads. they all tell us the pies , put them here, we put them in such a pile , they took us out.