the area is a road in a meadow here. a crime has been committed, from which the blood runs cold in the veins of even experienced investigators. not far from the highway in the forest belt at this place human remains were found many remains. a group of employees of the investigative committee arrives at the crime scene and a terrible pit extracts the bodies of three dozen people, including women and children, the investigative committee turned to us for help as professional searchers so that we would help the archaeological exhumation the method of the remains in order to see in what position they lie, what, in general, the cause of death, could it be? forensic experts are studying the position of the bodies and the nature of the wounds that led to the death of people in most of the victims, gunshot wounds of the body, lying in such a way that they were apparently shot and fell into the pit. someone was lying

hunched over from, uh, it means more in the stomach someone was lying sprawled, but in different poses it is clear that these are not buried people, but simply thrown into a pit from shots. they were all broken. eh, how would be in such shapeless heaps, that is, there most likely was a quarry, which, let's say, was put on the edge and shot. i did not then fell investigators until they know that the remains of 30 people. that's not all by the fall, the number of discovered victims. here it will grow almost 20 times. in the region of approximately 40 m. from the first discovery, another large territory was established, in which the area is approximately. at 40 m. oe, as it was subsequently opened by us. after the inspection, about 490 more were found. civilians, the last body was raised in

november 2019, experts were able to identify 146 men 114 women out of 188 children, a significant number of remains were also removed, and together, as it were, paired, that is, there was, uh, a child and apparently, and the mother who had him on chest. we were in such a daze and horrified by the fact that we are raising children and women there, well, the same teenagers of children shot there, when you imagine and think. well, what are they for, what do they do, and it means to you how dangerous they were, how they were guilty there at all becomes clear. these are the victims of massacres, the nature of the injuries, eloquently, showed. that did not immediately die from bullets, they were finished off in cold blood with cold weapons. we mean my number, as it were, and

there are a lot of remains with broken limbs, that is, people were probably simply slaughtered, where their feet will be with deep hands and so on, then there are a broken bones medical examination. installed all the dead were tortured and killed from 1941 to 1943, when the village of zhestyanaya gorka and the entire father district of the novgorod region were occupied by the germans, the investigative committee of russia, for the first time in the history of the country, initiates a criminal case under article 357, and these actions were a kind of genocide, that is, the destruction of the population outside depending on the gender of some age signs of a person's nationality. participants of those terrible events and

record interviews with relatives of innocent victims, and then gloomy figures of bloody murderers, it turns out that many of them were able to escape retribution, and some are even still alive. now we'll pull them out into the light and look them straight in the eyes. the soviet district court of the novgorod region. here begins the first trial of nazi criminals in the history of modern russia, but the european american press tries not to notice this. and there is a very serious reason for this. it turns out that the mysterious cia agent under operative alias ein 24. further investigation will reveal that this agent is connected, by sinister secret threads, to the contemporary political

elite. latvia personally by prime minister krishna and personally by president els levins. only at first glance. it seems unlikely how the crimes of the nazis during the war years and the us cia, which had not yet been created, could be connected, but do not rush to conclusions. today we will tell the whole truth about who was hiding under a pseudonym, 24. what bloody crimes did he commit? on territory of russia and what binds him in the political elite of present-day latvia a. to do this, you need to start history from the very beginning of summer, 1941 patriarchal veliky novgorod on june 22, 1941 , as the whole country learned about the beginning of the war on the radio, citizens and citizens of the soviet union today at 4:00 in the morning without any declaration of war, the

german armed forces attacked the borders of the soviet union when the novgorodians heard about the beginning of the war. uh, the beginning on the first day of the war was remembered by them for the very good weather and, according to the recollections of the novgorodians, what they did after after listening to the corresponding statement of molotov let's go for a swim. the weather is good, the water is warm. and novgorod and novgorod look in the deepest rear, and then appear in the sky. from the plane with black german crosses and the first bombs flew down. the first victim of the bombing victims, uh bomb fell on the city uh market. there were already losses among the inhabitants of the first bombs that fell on the city, they killed everyone, they

killed the evacuees. they killed novgorodians. they killed the red army soldiers, they lay down everywhere and on railway station. and on the dome of st. sophia cathedral for the first time it was damaged it was then in the summer of the forty-first year, when the novgorod kremlin came under german bombardment on the german offensive, the army group north, which had the main task of taking leningrad as soon as possible to connect with the finns there. she quickly advanced on the territory, the baltic states, already in july , pskov was captured, then battles unfolded. mediocrely, for the nail itself, the inhabitants of veliky novgorod tried to evacuate in advance down the river. volkhov on the bars. two of them came under german fire, killing about 750 people, the pilots of the aircraft fired from a low altitude, and they are fine. it was evident that the decks were filled with women with children on august 14 with the first rays of the sun, the germans

began an assault, the ancient city on august 16, they broke into. after 3 days, the kremlin was finally abandoned by the defenders, veliky novgorod, the german press, uh, published enthusiastic articles about how the ancients, novgorod the city was rather of german culture, uh, the former one of the brochures, novgorod east table hans, he is now a truly german city over the kremlin court , the german banner is developing and here is now preparing another offensive with a drape of an onslaught to the east, and the invaders immediately began to establish new german order. in accordance with it, all the so-called inferior were subject to the destruction of nazism. such people with mental characteristics did not

have the right to exist, therefore they were one of the first victims of the system of extermination of people, and bathe the first victims of the nazi occupation. there were patients of the kolmovo psychiatric clinic. she then settled down. here it was one of the largest hospitals in the region. first of all, doctors, russian doctors, called out to their relatives and close friends for the sake of god, for the sake of christ. take someone away. take your loved ones. take your loved ones, but here's who, maybe we feel that something very bad is coming. something very terrible foreboding them. it turned out not in vain out of 827 patients, the german administration starved 600 people to death, the rest were ordered to lethal injection it was said that life for such creatures is especially in the realities of

war. this is extremely not kuman. and euthanasia is the highest degree, the mercy of the doctors who refused to inject poison with the ward shot the patients loaded into cars and the columns were sent towards the village. tin slide, they were built by some such, well, boardwalk bridges. here on these bridges of sick people. eh, well, they scored. trucks got into the cars and they left, well, as it was said somewhere along the road in a meadow about 40 kilometers away, where they were laws. here in the village. tin slide, was the german commandant's office. there was also a detachment of punishers, who carried out the orders of the command of the ussr, this team. her goal was to ensure order and security in a harmful

territory, namely in the district. and the order was implied in the fact that no persons not loyal to the nazi regime should have remained on the territory at all. a collection point was set up, where civilians were brought before the destruction of all of them, they were united by the fact that they turned out to be uncomfortable e. the fact that they were jews, gypsies, communists, or they were suspected of some kind of partisan actions, was the occupier. or maybe they just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time, and almost all the reports show that they sometimes just wanted to follow through on their plans. like, in general, to get some kind of their own awards and, moreover, they also used uh victims for their robbery purposes rape. it was also all that the occupiers chose

this place as a place of short-term stay e they don’t like people before they are destroyed, if residents concentrated in other settlements in order to e later send lithuania with the help of the railway or e, taurus about it to send lithuania a then already on the territory of the third reich, which is the actual sanctions, then uh. how do you like the place of the last stay of these people? this village is located near the tin hill. after the war, it was named grigorieva in honor of the deceased here. commander of the partisan detachment, and in the forty-first year it was called lordly kuni, then the klygin family ivan ivanovich lived here with his wife evdokia, and three children, the head of the family before the war was in charge of the

warehouse at the moika railway station. this warehouse was right here on the site of this abandoned train station. we managed to meet ivan klygin's great-granddaughter. how would you provide for yourself. she would have had a garden, there would have been cattle, that is, such a village real life was also his grandfather 's father. they are such real village men, who knew how to do everything, and for a very long time my grandfather laid stoves throughout the village, that is, in all houses. in the village in the stove were folded by his hands. that is , when the germans came forty-first to him, they immediately occupied him in the barsky kusans. all the best houses, they lived in their house, and part of the house was attached to a stable, that is, er, they stood there, therefore, really, it was like there was such an occupation of the village and the local population lived together

with the germans. here in one area. on the very first day, the germans appointed a headman and recruited traitors in the ranks of the policemen, one of them turned out to be ivan klygin's old enemy, whom ivan ivanovich refused to take to work in the warehouse before the start of the war. well, tell him this one, whom he did not take, is our treasure of work. why not? everything? well, the person on this archival film read it dishonestly, the sons and daughter of klygin nikolai peter and galina talk about the terrible events in the forty-first, it turns out they took revenge. yes, i'm tired of working. the traitor from barsky biting pointed out to the germans ivan klygin, as not trustworthy for the occupation authorities for great-grandfather came then he was still at work in the forest, that is, he cooked firewood, they came and took it away. eh, no explanation. you probably came to our village in october. and dad was in the woods at that, yes, in october they

came asking you wise for the noise to wait. he came for firewood, they immediately took him away from his tin. he was in the refrigerator. well, the detainees were brought to a cold cell in the village of tin hill and locked the shed from the attached cold bath, when the evdok and klygina found out where they had taken her husband, she was already horrified. he is she would freeze that it was not the cold that was to be feared, she didn’t want to think, mommy said, the wind was going down and someone told him that the coat had to be cold, the coat was suitable, grandmother came to him, that is, they wore it, parsley it, but warm things, and then he said such a phrase that a man who has been told

means that he is sold. that is, he already understood that he would not return home from this cold bath the next day. evdokia again went to the neighboring village to see her husband, but ivan klygin was no longer there. local residents will tell evdokia klygins, that in the morning the germans saw her husband for execution, according to the villagers, forty-year-old ivan klygin spent the night in the barn of suicide bombers and looked like an old man i was told that yesterday there was a great execution, a man and also for me, of course, such was the impression that a woman, with whom she spoke and asked how he looked. uh, well, her husband wanted to understand, it was or not, and she said that yes, as if signing it was similar, but he was no longer being led by such a young man. yes, and with gray hair on his head, that is, it's scary to imagine

what was happening to him these days in this bathhouse, what he felt there, because he was a simple village peasant who suddenly fell into such a meat grinder. she left the kids playing here at the end of the village. she says to come in you guys have not seen. yesterday the uncle was not trusted that they even saw him and killed him on the road. where is this forest? after the execution of ivan klygin, the family lived in fear every day, they were afraid that they, too, would come for them, go to the tin hill, that it was clean? and as we take a look at the cut off, they stopped walking. at the two of us stand here purely for them or not, no one could predict. uh, how will the kubant soldiers behave, what, suddenly it comes into their heads and whether the kids will end up in this tin hill, because the executions there continued uh for several years and there were no restrictions on shooting anyone a

few months later with zalygins . still, they came. they were taken to the station and put in a carriage. and how thousands of others were sent to lithuania. there they rejoiced that the new owner did not separate the mother from the children and took to serve the whole family. no, they worked on a farm. that is, they had owners, as they called them, uh . that is , they knew how to serve the cattle, because as if everyone in the village grew up as collective farmers, when the red army brings the baltic states together, the klygins will return to their native village and immediately go to the tin hill to look for the burial place of the head of the family, when we arrived we immediately came here to the cemetery. and here at us only water occupied rags here you can see the ring. that's all home. they will never know

where exactly the remains of ivan klygin, buried by the father, along with other victims, a tin, hill with honors, are buried only in 2020, yes. in the ditch, but really buried buried there according to orthodox tradition. so i hope that he now lies quietly in peace ivan klygin was among the first victims of the conveyor of death. very soon, the death toll in the tin slide will be in the thousands, we are in the village, kromy ten-year-old galina fedorova lived here in the autumn of 1941. you were her home, the germans came, took her mother, her grandmother, her aunt, they took her out into the street and drove her away. on that road, even along the wall of a hill a little more than an hour on foot, galina never told

reporters about what happened to her. in forty- one, only after 40 years it became. known. what a horror the little girl had to endure, they said that the personal ones all came out to catch up, yes, well, as i understand it, they were shot along with their aunt’s mother and grandmother, they put execution marks on the edge pits, a german, shouted a command, a volley rang out. galya fell into a hole, where she was covered with the dead bodies of her mother and grandmother. who saved little galya from inevitable death, how the leader of the punishers from a tin slide became an american agent after the war, and how the current prime minister and president of latvia are connected with him, we have not forgotten anything and will not forgive anyone immediately after a short advertisement. don't miss the fire season on central television. why this year the fox in russia began to blaze in the spring, this element will reach no scale hot and dry summer, if the fire cannot be

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orbit flew, which means that either he is an astronaut, an awesome version, or the detectives walked like from shit fields . only carlson alcohol remains. flash premiere of one lighter and two birds with one stone and my means of transportation and my means of income from monday at 20:00 on ntv batetsky district, novgorod region, the village of kromy one day in the autumn of the forty-first year, in the early morning, the germans surrounded the village, the invaders began to drive out of the houses of everyone who was there, mostly women and children. among them was little galina fyodorova, the villagers built on this street to kolomna and took out

there on the highway, along the road. the inhabitants still hoped that at the fork their column would turn left to the station in order to be driven to work and to germany or the baltic states, but here the nazis forced everyone to turn right and drove the crying women and children to the tin hill from here. it's a little less than 8 km. now all the adults understood. every step brings them closer to death, tin hill. everything was ready for the mass execution of people ; her heart went cold, the pit was filled with corpses. here is the local dialect, i'm here to nonsense, too, because i survived. she says, there is a

little one here, i can’t remember how old it was nine or 10 years old. she says our mother was shot here, my aunt and grandmother, little galina lucky on the edge of the execution pit. she stood with her family, just between her mother and grandmother, at the last moment before the death of a woman, without saying a word, they managed to close the girl with themselves. galina fell into a hole from above, she was filled up, and with the bloody bodies of her mother, grandmother and aunt. and the same little galya lost consciousness of those who were still showing signs of life, the germans, achieved with bayonets and left, woke up from the cold. it was dark and i was cold. i just tingled. so, basically, i felt that i was nowhere, like nothing hurts, and i left somehow to get out. i got out from under that there was no one, and i could have looked around, in principle, i understood where i was and began to make my way towards the house.

aunt mother and grandmother were dead overnight becoming an orphan. galina managed to get out of the terrible hole and carefully went back to her native kroms so as not to get caught by german patrols through the forest, bypassing the huge lychnikov swamp. very dead. and so while at night she made her way into the house. and this is a tin slide. she checked into the house. it you understand that the blood is huge - about 10-11 km, if they themselves were, maybe some paths by a miracle, the surviving galya managed to get to his native village. one of the surviving neighbors hid the girl in his field. there she sat until the end of the occupation, it must be said that there are no more such unexpectedly successful finals in the history of the tin slide. in the summer and autumn of the forty-

first genocide of the civilian population of the ussr in the occupied territory, the germans themselves were engaged in the ss division of the gestapo and the wehrmacht personnel the dirtiest work in the rear was no longer enough at the front. they entrust the schutzmannschaft battalion, newly formed from among the traitors, the einsatzp and the sonderkommando to the tin hill were two groups of punishers. one was engaged exclusively in partisans, the other in the destruction of civilians, the fiend who, years after the war, in the secret reports of the cia of the usa, will be held under the operational pseudonym, 24, was directly related to her. i can’t even call them punishers. the tongue does not turn. it ordinary executioner. these are ordinary executioners who

performed exclusively repressive. activities in relation to people who could not resist them in any way, they did not risk anything when they killed women, when they killed children, when they killed old men, you can’t even call them executioners. they are just killers. these are the people who killed. uh, here are defenseless soviet citizens prisoners of war and so on. that is, this is a murderer, because they were allowed to act in relation to a peaceful population virtually unpunished, that is, any crimes that they did not commit knowingly for the normative documents of that time, the german command. they were unpunished. this spoke to gorka and was subordinate to the head of the occupation zone of the

novgorod region. and in those materials that were a-a declassified, it was these two officers who signed all the reports for us and in front of the chests of the fsb. the first austrian from sphinxbrook, karl abram, his career in the ss speaks for itself after the atrocities in his tin slide noticed and transferred by the senior guard to the death camp, and after all, auschwitz on the day of the liberation of the red army camp, he disappeared, his further fate is unknown . was formed because of the

natives of latvia, these are those who, in the forty-first year, immediately shot in the back, the retreating red armies, then ashley voluntarily joined the so-called detachments of the guards themselves. uh, then they got into the police battalions and their various units there, maybe the dorota sent them on such punitive expeditions, if you read the memoirs of german war criminals, they were rarely. e is delighted with the fact that they had to wash pieces of the brain from their boots, and with the uniform they preferred to give the dirty work to some local performer and just stand and command. but these are just local performers. they already showed a sadistic fantasy, often these very the dirtiest, most vile, most vile orders were issued . and for those, well, whom we call collaborators, who had to curry favor to prove their need, and the third

reich, and the german soldier does not need to prove that the german is a german soldier, then this is bestowed from above with happiness, he had such a birth, and these and these eternal second-class creatures, that’s why all this activity was shifted to them, perhaps, per capita, the largest number of volunteers in this regard gave in response, and in total, these police regiments on the children's team passed through the ss units among the latvians, in my opinion, more than 116,000 people among the nazi punishers were considered the most cruel and ruthless ukrainian bandits from the aun-pa and collaborators from the baltic states, the estonians , the latvians, were still extremely animalistic, e cruelty. that is, they destroyed the wounded, uh, the red army.