european views or simply condemn the actions of the kiva, as the head of the national defense control center mikhail mizintsev said, similar large-scale raids were previously carried out in nikolaev, chernihiv and other settlements. also , according to information, vizintsev, ukrainian nationalists continue to be held hostage. considering 90 foreign citizens from five states to be alive, ukrainian radicals forcibly keep their own civilian population as well. moreover, citizens are looking for ways to evacuate to russia, according to over the past 24 hours , over a hundred requests for evacuation have been received by ukrainian citizens from ukrainian citizens to the hotline of the headquarters and federal executive authorities over the past day, more than 11,500 people have been evacuated to russia from dangerous regions of ukraine, the donetsk and luhansk people's republics, and about 800 criminal cases have been initiated by the investigative committee in in connection with what is happening in the donbass and ukraine over the past 8 years, this was stated in an interview with russia today by the head of the investigative committee, alexander bastrykin.

according to the defendants in these cases are representatives of the military and political leadership, as well as radical nationalist organizations of ukraine . former ministers of internal affairs of ukraine have calculated arsenals from the governor of the dnipropetrovsk region of ukraine, igor kolomoisky, deputy minister of internal affairs. anton gerashchenko former ministers. defense of valeria helium tei stepan poltorak, as well as the deputy ministers of defense, the commander of individual units of the armed forces of ukraine, members of the national battalions, according to bastrykin, the bulk crimes are the shelling of civilians and the use of prohibited means and methods of armed conflict. bastrykin added that every day the investigation establishes new defendants. what is a crime against civilians and in fact the genocide of the population of the russian world is well known, when in june forty-first finland began hostilities against the ussr and captured most of karelia, the finnish government expected to realize the idea of ​​\u200b \u200bcreating great finland by expanding its borders

east to the white sea and onega lakes documentary film karelia life behind barbed wire. watch ours live right now. this photo was taken in one of the 14 seconds of the camps in karelia of everyone who tried to disobey the order and climb over the barbed wire. even a child was expected to be shot in search of food. the ban was violated during the great patriotic war. the soviet republic was captured by finland, an ally of nazi germany. every third inhabitant in the occupied territory of karelia passed through concentration camps of value.

finn's strong content sent the kids gave the masses in executions of civilians and did not burn entire villages, thousands of people died a natural death in unbearable and cruel conditions created by the occupiers, there were no sponges, but this did not make it easier for the inhabitants of karelia. today, former juvenile prisoners of concentration camps are ready to become witnesses and testify against those who made their childhood pass behind barbed wire.

in the city of petrozavodsk, we had a gramophone, the toys were almost, which has always been a treasure. i remembered this, and my father tied it around the room with a belt in our basket. it circled in june 1941 linear makeeva named. in honor of the leader of the russian revolution, it was only 5 years old. her father worked on the railroad. mom pregnant with twins was sitting at home with her and her younger brother. yura we always sat

with him on the windowsill and looked out the window. near our house every day, and several times a postman and a chimney sweep passed by and i said, that's when i'm big, i'll work as a postman, and brother, i'll work. it seemed clean then that a long happy childhood was ahead, but already at that moment the fate of the girl was a foregone conclusion . the military leadership of finland planned to clear karelia of soviet citizens of slavic origin like lenin. on june 22, 1941, hitler’s troops attacked the

ussr, finland became an ally of germany from january 1941, the finnish generals were devoted to the barbarossa plan, and from january of the forty-first year , the development of how and where fider should attack and in his speech, on june 202, hitler declared that our finnish brothers in arms are marching with us in our ranks. for hitler, the territory of the ally became an excellent springboard for the deployment of hostilities against the soviet union, its border passed 150 km from leningrad , the finnish authorities, heading for rapprochement with the third

reich , pursued their goals customized parts. elites. she had far-reaching plans, dreaming of expanding the borders of the country up to the urals, subordinating her power. all the finno-ugric peoples of the soviet union, the idea of ​​great finland arose at the beginning xx century in such nationalistic corners in finland the idea was to annex east karelia to finland so organized the russian, then the soviet career to unite a single state. so the vepsians and herbalanders of soviet films could not create such a state of great finland, and only people of fedor nationality could live in this great finland. that is, it should be an ethnically pure state. the beginning of the great patriotic war in the burning-finnish soviet about 700,000 people lived in the socialist republic. representatives of the indigenous finno-ugric peoples accounted for 25% of the rest,

mostly russians , they had no idea that they had no place in the greater finland project. today, at 4:00 am on june 22, 1941, a rally of thousands took place in petrozavodsk. by the end of the day, more than half of all those liable for military service in karelia came to the military registration and enlistment offices, and already on the evening of june 23, the mobilization was completed and a five-year-old girl. i saw lenin from petrozavodsk from the window of my apartment. no longer cheerful postman and chimney sweep, and serious men and boys with rifles, the pictures of peaceful life faded, and soon they completely disappeared under scraps of old newspapers in strips, and in the evening, when the lights turn on, so that everyone

was curtained with dark curtains. for everything behind this parade, they announced that i would wait for this alarm and we ran away. the bomb shelter was also not far from our house. to the soviet union on june 26, 1941, in two months, its troops occupied almost all the territories that had ceded to the ussr following the soviet finnish war of the thirty-ninth year and to beginning of september approached the capital of the republic of petrozavodsk, the most bloody battles on the city's defense lines unfolded together under the name height 168.5. in this direction, it moved forward to the city of petrozavodsk, and the

4th infantry division of the finnish armed forces and represent one regiment of the 313th infantry division , it held back the battles. uh, so fierce that with further search work already in our time. we just found a crazy amount of remnants of e-mortar mines. 530.000 inhabitants karelian-finnish ussr and this is more than 80% of the total population managed to evacuate, but it was not possible to withdraw civilians from some areas, for example, abroad, more than 18,000 people remained. many, having learned about the advance of the finns, left their houses and went to live in the forest. mom of lenina makeeva, who did not wait for the evacuation. first, she transported the children from petrozavodsk to the village with relatives, and then she also hid them in the forest. we took a cow

there with us, built huts, and we lived in the forest, probably for two weeks, but i remember such for a moment they were cooking food on a fire, and suddenly a plane flies and they began to extinguish the fire and it turned out. so there wasn't enough water. and there krynka was still with milk, what else was milk poured over this fire about this milk, flying into the fire, when her loved ones would die of hunger in turn, and then finnish soldiers found them in the forest and sent them in a freight car to petrozavodsk capital of the republic was captured by the enemy on october 1, 1941, and by the end of december, the finnish military controlled two -thirds of soviet karelia in the occupied the territory turned out to be about 86,000 local residents and prisoners transported from the leningrad region.

coastal territories were driven into the depths of the peninsula. well, all kinds of exits of the local population from this territory were surrounded by barbed wire, often mines were hung in six rows of barbed wire and the actual opportunity to escape from the peninsula. uh, although some locals used it, most often these shoots ended sadly. the finns divided the entire soviet population into two groups on the basis of nationality, karelian webs and representatives of other finno-ugric peoples. anthropologists could have stayed here and later become citizens of greater finland, while the russians had to leave karelia forever. they went to some territory and saw them off, supposedly. well, again, in quotation marks, anthropological studies that this man finn found out or not, the size of the skull, the color of the eyes, the color of the hair, that is, in principle, i

say everything, like the germans, if you are athenian with a catchy nationality, you remain free, you get 400 g bread a day. you can freely your children learn to move around in schools, but the athenian language was definitely cleaned up in schools, that is, people have already begun to actively prepare for the fact that they are residents of the future greater finland slavic racial element i now use the vocabulary the vocabulary of this time was considered inferior these people did not have the right to be on territories where they lived before the war and all of them were subject to porting after the successful end of the war, e.g., on the territory of ethnic russia, that is, on the territory north of the svir river, thousands of inhabitants of the occupied karelia 50.000 were russian ukrainians and belarusians. that is, according to the commander-in-chief of the finnish army, gustov mannerheim, the very inferior slavic elements that had to be evicted from this territory. in the meantime, the war is going on to send concentration camps even before the start of the main

offensive, he issued an order, and 132 of july 8, 541 , the fourth paragraph of which states that the russian population, which will be captured on the torii of eastern karelia, should place concentration camps even before the offensive itself. the study of the russian population was already resolved. at this place during the occupation of petrozavodsk there was a concentration camp number five, where in 1941 they brought five-year-old lenina makeeva, along with her younger brother, newborn sisters , mother and grandmother, there was a gate here. here the

wire was passed by the neglinka river, it is not far and along the perimeter. dogs in rural areas surrounded with barbed wire entire villages with a russian population in petrozavodsk used former residential barracks on the outskirts of the city some of them have survived to this day. the trees have grown. oh, they were terrible, they put 2-3 families in one room, unsanitary conditions were terrible, the lack of medical care led to diseases, an epidemic, people got sick with kyphus and smallpox, and plague, and tuberculosis and measles, which led to

a large death rate in the camps. the most terrible thing is to read about children, because often in the causes of death, indigestion, some diseases are indicated, which are now being treated with simple medicines from a pharmacy. and this speaks of difficult conditions about how hard it was for children to die women men, what do you say to weak children, who, in such conditions, roughly speaking, in the barracks in the rooms, but there 10 people get sick, one gets sick, all of them opened six concentration camps at once, the city was far enough from the front line. and here it was easier to organize the placement of such a large number of people and their protection by whole villages, settlements, people that they could only take with them when they left. this means that property is being abandoned at home, moreover, they have evicted part of the population and part of it has reached the pigs from the area

leningrad region. they also evicted the entire russian population to petrozavodsk in the region, freeing the frontline zone in karelia, there was the highest density of local forced detention of the interned population. that is, even the germans were not created only by local content in such a small area. these are 14 consoles, of which six are in petrozavodsk, 34 labor camps, 42 companies for prisoners of war, nine yurim. one colony. in the spring of 1942, there were more than 24,000 soviet citizens in the finnish concentration camps in karelia, among who had many children. almost a third of the entire population of the occupied part of the republic found itself behind barbed wire. the room was 20 meters,

and there were 15 of us there. and most importantly, there were two babies who needed milk, but there was no milk. i, if someone gave a basket, a linen basket of a linen basket, uh, these babies were sleeping. in all places of detention where the finns brought russians, there was a terrible famine, the prisoner was given from 150 to 300 g of bread a day and 50 rotten sausage every 3 day. the national archives of the republic of karelia has dozens of documentary testimonies of former prisoners of finnish concentration camps about how they tried to survive in such conditions. if we turn to the document, for example, they tore nettle grass in the hope of at least quenching the thirst for hunger, when the grass was no longer looked for in the garbage dumps, rotten bones were ground

into flour, ate. uh, more dexterous when equaled to beat from slingshots. raven rat cat dog. all were eaten, as a result of all this, epidemics began in mother and scurvy, and her legs and chicken blindness. well, because food. it was bad the woman quickly lost her breast milk. without him, the newborn twin daughters died of starvation from exhaustion, and lenin's grandmother and her grandfather were flogged to death by the camp guards. went to the wire. in general, they took him away. booth there for his passwords in a week, he died grandfather ilya she was not for the slightest fault. that is,

if, for example, women went beyond the fence and went to the field of the state farm to collect already frozen potatoes, in order to somehow feed themselves, the guards let them out. well when they came back, they gave them a collective form. that is, it was, in my opinion, 24 women, all in the camp, rounded up, put on a cart and in a role with people until they lost consciousness. flogging was a favorite punishment of finnish guards according to the recollections of former prisoners. in each camp, the commandants equipped special booths in which both adults and children were beaten. with whips with rods means, well, these are the gdp rods soaked in salt water or with whips with rubber whips, so who got 25 roses each. in general, to whom, as in every camp, there was the position of an executioner, whose duties included punishing prisoners, there were cases of shooting

children just because they begged a piece of bread from the guards, the guards scoffed and did not throw bread like that on the ground, if someone took it, they began to kick them and laughed at the episode such that the boy went to ask for kerosene to the scoundrel. he took this bottle and hit this child on the head and killed him here. hunger drove people behind barbed wire, usually outside the camp children got out, it was easier for them to slip past the guards in this case, the finnish guards had orders to shoot to kill and there were many victims of children, including those who were shot because they moved from the camp to the city behind barbed wire. and the case of sasha demyakin, who, together with the boys, went behind the barbed wire, is very striking, the petrozavod was some kind of food. and when they were returning, when they were crossing the barbed wire, a patrol noticed them and opened fire. and sasha nemyukhin was seriously wounded and died in the arms of his mother and

the last thing he said was that i had biscuits in my pocket. give your brothers and sisters many such examples. this photo was taken by the soviet war correspondent, galina sanko , immediately after the liberation of petrozavodsk from the invaders. behind barbed wire, russian children in the finnish concentration camp, the little girl in the lower right corner of the picture is already 86 years old today. the bullet mark of the guard who shot her for climbing over the barbed wire still reminds klavdiya nyupeeva that she is a former prisoners. not penetrating wounds you are his a piece of meat, as if torn from the skin and burned, because the bullet is

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civilians of karelia did not have time to evacuate in the village with the loud name of rome, my father went to the front as a volunteer. in the month of november. i think that they came skiing in our dressing gowns and flashed at first, as if the shadows in the windows of the house, mother heated the stove, just quit dressing quickly and moved the family to another village, which they turned into a resettlement camp where the mother with six children settled in someone else's house, where there was not a single warm clothing. how did they survive the winter in such conditions? klava only remembered that the youngest two-month-old daughters of her mother, instead of milk, gave to suck a rag, which was wrapped with small fish bones, carved, that there was nothing to even children,

i can’t imagine. us all hospital because it happened to her. since then, claudia's mother spent almost all her time in psychiatric clinics, and she and her sisters were transferred to petrozavodsk to concentration camp number six. because in our camp, in our barracks, they gave a spoon a wooden spoon of flour, a person used to have it with worms a day was benign and in the spring we were already lying and could not get up. it didn't, so i can't. to pass

by the hungry dead in the concentration camps of petrozavodsk, the finnish occupation authorities brought sands to the cemetery on the outskirts of the city; now we will try to find the graves, which are dated 42-43 years. for example, the forty-second year is a tablet where the fifth camp is written in 1942, those who died in individual graves and did not erect monuments to them were brought here at once in 100-150 cities and put into large pre-dug pits. funeral teams more often in total were made up of the prisoners of the camps every day , twice a week. on carts, it

was still necessary to walk from the camp to peski under escort, there to burp 2 m long and 3 m deep. it was their coffins that stacked several layers of firewood. children were left standing there to save space. there were such myths, for example, that they did not commit finnish soldiers or romanian soldiers there. these are the crimes, and they were not such tough occupiers. like the same nazis who had punishers, essays, there and so on. yes, it wasn't there but, and such ghettos were created, such conditions were created where the civilian population was driven literally there from the territory. eh, again, on a national basis. it was the russian population, the slavic population, and they were put in such conditions when they simply died. dozens of a day in 2020, the search engines of the relay race of

generations foundation, together with the military historical center of the northwestern federal district, found 39 group graves where civilians from petrozavodsk who ended up in a finnish concentration camp were buried. here now i'm standing on a concrete recess. in three layers there are coffins with machine tools of civilians after the war, the relatives of the dead began to install monuments or simply tablets with the names of prisoners on these croats and next to them. well, here is just the case when they didn’t put up a monument, they just put up a commemorative plaque stating that a family was buried on this moat, or here petrovna forty-second rests about the guards, it’s just nailed on a tree, the plate says that specific place with storage people do not know.