mom was not at home. they went to visit. and my middle brother and i played with in the yard. suddenly, dad came running, you know then there were such round bread baked big like that and i remember he cut it into such big pieces. i don't remember now. was it margarine or butter smeared jam on top and said, sit here on this bench while you eat it, mom will come and leave and that's it.

well, mom mom personally my mom i remember this, she still waited a long time. somehow she felt you know. what was he captured? i do not know why. he she talked about it, because daddy’s collections of those who were supposed to be sent to the front were in ordzhonikidze, then the city of ordzhonikidze was called and dad sent them to us. we received a letter from him, but this was according to my mother’s conversation, and he wrote that she no longer wrote there and they were being sent to novorossiysk. but where was the address of this unit, we were children. mom went to work. and we took from this letter, made a children's boat water, poured it into a basin, got it well. and here's another 10. maybe that's

the part would be. i'm after the tenth grade dad searched. you and i are engaged in establishing the fate of a soldier, that is, you will now sort out each of your own. collected clusters will work? what is the main question? we need to answer. what happened to him? where did he disappear to? your conversation is built in two parts. you introduce yourself, who are you vykusanty military? call your name. you say that you are carrying out the project return of the name to search for the missing of the great patriotic war. prisoners, because if you don't say so, you'd better start handing over a huge amount of information on

which we will not be able to answer because we have a specific german archive. the main task for which we traveled a long distance of more than 200 km that day was to search for relatives, missing prisoners of german nazi concentration camps during the great patriotic war, 8,000 soldiers from abkhazia went missing, fortunately, we managed to find information on 400 people, and we calculated it is your duty, by all means, to find their families, these are siblings, daughters, sons or grandchildren of these soldiers, but you had to face problem. many villages or streets in the cities of abkhazia have already been renamed, some are simply not on the map , one of the relatives is on the map. moved someone no longer exists. in the living, everyone worked very carefully. each

surname or search string was studied thoroughly, because often these records were made in german nazi concentration camps in romania. in germany, italy or somewhere else, it was impossible to make even the slightest mistake. in such difficult circumstances, we had to work. i live i live.

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's listed as a soldier who's camp disappeared returned home home. with the grandson of mikhail absav eldar and his neighbors. we noticed one feature in the collective photograph of the face. michael was overwritten. such a tradition existed in the thirties and forties during the stalinist repressions. in relation to those who were considered to be the enemy of the people, among

whom very often were innocent citizens. many wiped out, cut out or glued the faces of their relatives friends of acquaintances in common photographs, if they were declared traitors, this happened with mikhail absava, but something else is important in military archive documents. he was listed at first as missing. well, then as a legend of the german army, who went over to the side of the enemy. we did not know what to do in this case, so after listening to them we just left, but returned. a year later, it was important for us not only to tell our relatives about this, but also not to hurt their feelings. eldar apsava acted courageously. he did not avoid this topic and our conversation, despite all the stereotypes and prejudices. he believed that his

relative could not be a traitor. such. well, somehow. how to say? yes, well, you or i can not say.

at which we were just located at the foot of the mountain, on which stands the ancient abidis cathedral of the 10th century, we decided to climb here to light candles in memory of all those who died in the great patriotic war. oh cheered.

lord elena kondulainen got back on her feet after a stroke, they say the scene heals, which made the screen star make a will, i don’t remember that i have sons family drama. dmitry the sorcerer, of course, is very bitter about this and ashamed. now why the singer's parents separated him from his sibling,

and who pays for his unemployed sister's trips to india. vladimir epifantseva almost never worked, because relatives are not chosen. wow don't twitch, calm down. now i'll tell you everything in 10 seconds. yes, i'm a wrist. there is information about the supply of a motorcycle that participated in the attack ; they will try to eliminate it as soon as possible under the protection of the prime minister tomorrow 20:00 on ntv

a prisoner of fascism and died in a german concentration camp in 1944 at that time he was 45 years old. and vari only six all her life she was looking for information about her father, when she grew old, her son kakha grandson took up the search, and in xentia, and at var continued to

wait. and mom asked no longer knew that i was mom why doesn't my dad go to school do you go to school alone? papa where is she talking? why did i say i went to the front and did not return and will come soon. soon she would come, she said that it was mom who would find dad. daughter says dad is far away.

he definitely says it was a notice from germany. the death is dead. hello we are officers from the ministry of defense

the republic of abkhazia will pass unique information about your father. he fought in the red army on the kursk bulge. these were fierce battles in february forty-three for the city of maloarkhangelsk, and captured, was taken prisoner, was taken to germany and was placed. e in a concentration camp, which was located in the city of windmash. this is western sexy, but the point is that these concentration camps for prisoners of war, it was the same system of extermination of people, like any other concentration camps, and you imagine they lived in the swamp, their tasks that they were given was to drain this swamp, and therefore they

died there of hunger and cold, mostly in the first place. but when the war ended. the americans captured this concentration camp, it was west germany, and they forced the guards of these ss men themselves to take out the corpses of dead soldiers in their arms and bury them in a mobile grave. yes, he is in a common grave in the mass grave , but this is, uh, a card. e, means him in a concentration camp individual personal, in which contains all the basic information on it and here is his fingerprint of your dad, your father is no longer missing, he is not a prisoner of fascism. and now we will give you this archive folder so that it stays in your family, and you keep it forever father. thank you my

father of the year has been added to you all so that no one suffers in your loved ones so my address is the country. the best thing i can say is thank you very much. he is the only one for everyone, how many of them there are in the kingdom there. ivan sniffed, managed to avoid the fate of being in missing lists. as a teenager at 17. he fell into labor german slavery. at first he worked at a factory in munich, but after an unsuccessful attempt to escape, he was kept in the city of lanzberg in a strict regime penal camp. then, in the fate of ivan, there were terrible death camps by the registry office

of hausen and up to house, where there were also residents of abkhazia and other countries of the world. last year, ivan terentyevich turned 96 years, but despite his age. he remembers well those years, horrors and terrible trials, through which he managed to pass and stay alive. hausen was presented, ornerburg 2 years in the morning kotlar was also working on a milling machine as a milling machine. well, there was a military plant there, a henkel, from the 111th aviation night bomber, of course, it was there and the teeth were not knocked out. and you see, here's fresco's hand, it's good that he doesn't go without chromothory. and

he would have fucked me, they beat me out for what i took. well , i didn’t do it back there, not on purpose, well, they sent it yeah, what the hell did you do. so i took the sewn up, i flew to the box. eh, shavings. we are pampering also gave gave there. well, it’s good that it’s not on that e that they didn’t send her to the fittings, but there is more than a kilometer . here is a hankere. and the contline zapenhausen to our branch there was a plant branch, so it remained alive.

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the only one living here, uh, sarapula is a village, it was written differently there, but it was the accent that was in it. well, in short, there was no can be. he returned home, true, in my opinion, after noon and a half, as if the war was over.

and then they ran away with someone. so i know and then hit it again like this, and then, as the war ended, then they still kept them, they didn’t know the filtration war. well, yes, they then from here he himself.

my sister and i were not allowed into sevastopol then, but for some reason we were given permission. maybe we said it and that's where the deceased soldiers especially where

it was written unknown and in germany and poland where i'm not in belarus in ukraine novorossiysk all the cities of the black sea coast, where it was unknown, but always something, if there were no flowers was there or candy or whatever, i'm more stopped. where it was written was unknown. it seemed to me that here, where it is written is unknown. suddenly it's my dad.

in the seventies, we already realized that dad would not return. and we, well, we, i still looked for him , my last hope was wait for me, and in 2007 i wrote. there was no answer. and only in the fifteenth year it was the month of october. i remember today. and then i just went into the yard and they began to run to me, aunt lyalya aunt lyalya your dad's car with this that dad did not live,

not this age, but then i found out. travel.

you won't believe the tragic death of pierre narcisse. why didn't the doctors save the singer? what is the reason for elena sparrow to become a girl?

in your self, those electronic feelings are wider. and i got up and dmitrievich will give us an answer tomorrow at 14:30 in the house of culture in the apartment, documents are being handed over. because we didn't have a phone. could you help him to warn him to find and invite him to our house of culture. we must

write. hello hello henry henry if you remember, we

were at your mother's house in the summer about the search for lyosha which is found in the volkswagen of the german fascists. henry we're holding an uh paper presentation on thursday at 2:30 pm in the city of kurchalo, new cultures. yes, yes, your mother, how does she feel, she can come. sick yes, she feels bad, then you know we have such a tradition. we ourselves come home and the elderly will be a relative to hand over the documents. let's then we will come to you, simply and at home, however, she has documents. these are unique documents of the great patriotic war of death, but i was

afraid, so you know, here are the kramatoriums, i think something, mother. i don’t know where my grave is , we have half of our royal border, from this. this is japan's first second entrance - it was from this from a concentration camp. this one here on the executions and when we did the escape. well, we were changed at the camp to a civilian civilian i was divided. uh, well, in some clothes too, and then where are you from? i say, i request to the women's apparatus. they hid it, so they changed the dress into women's clothes, they dressed me, the most important thing i will say when they drove us dear. well, i was not a believer, not a believer like that you know, my mother was a believer, but we, as it were, were not quite young, then we didn’t give it. we think we are a mother man, very much our nineties psalm there. and i

go and from this i say, lord me, leave him. i will devote my whole life to you. i will be like that, i will eat one swede or there, well, or that one, if only i don’t have people. do you understand? so, as if with god education. that's how you know, and you know what i was like - i came to such a state that i was not afraid of death. you absolutely know, but yours seems to be no longer a person, but some uh, i think it will shoot. i 'll get up for smoking, crossed myself. i speak and said, lord, if you are alive. if there is a living help me, i will visit you all my life. we invite

relatives we also searched for a long time, where would alexei just be, because we have him listed as a resident of the city of achinchera. find very. difficult you. would you? that e alexei was buried in germany in the land of lower saxony, the city of luberg, where volkswagen is located and he died on march 16, 1943, his fate is established. sticks to ordzhonikidze 54 just you know the address, here's yours so i'm calling. okay, we

're fine. okay excuse me please. one more person, even

relatives, must have been cold along this street. and so everything burned down there are no archives in the city. this is very difficult to do, but in places. if you were to specify where, what could be, most likely, it would be easier to find in the village. ordzhonikidze , you say, now voronova is called, you have a surname, we were looking for a surname, this surname does not appear at all, there is no surname. there's already a third person buying and selling already happened. it's private home construction was a purchase sale occurred, but you will need to know. before that, about 80 years ago that's who was the owner of this house. if you find out, maybe we'll search together again when it's already easier at the same time. here are familiar people to

ask again. this is a big job. for example, i’m very glad that my dad is at least buried . passed, on this our trains all go through past this city. i was looking for my father all over the world, so to speak, but not the world. maybe the former soviet union and my daddy is right here. imagine what this is the second double tragedy. for me personally later, there stops. we went out hehe. ha-ha, they were young in a good mood, and my daddy is there for 10 minutes, probably, he drives straight

, this is also doubly insulting to me. today we have come to you in order to hand you the documents of the great patriotic war on technicji on agop and arzumanyan sergey so not jan agop was a prisoner of the german nazi concentration camp in romania, where he ended up as a result of the defeat of the red army. when in the forty-second year in april and may they were surrounded near kerch and were captured by the romanian. they were taken to romania in a concentration camp. he died around the forty-second

year. he was buried in the city and you were louis. we also carried out work related to the search for the relatives of sergey inshanovich arzumanyan and we want to inform you that he was also a prisoner of a german concentration camp, but this the camp was called stalag number 302, and he ended up in poland. and he died there in may 1942, and the place is buried there. it is called grossborn, the city of grossborn, it is located 12 km from the city of borna sulin. if you want to go there, then here you have the address. we

already know where to be. three brothers went to the front, three also did not return. sergey was the youngest. you see, our soldier. here is his age. he first went to the finnish front, then, as it began, the patriotic war. he moved from there here and was captured for all at all with his heavenly from the infamous perch.