alfred rosenberg in the baltic states and he very, so to speak, studied russia carefully, so rosenbergt he very actively promoted, he said that without ukraine we cannot defeat russia. the russians can only be defeated if the ukrainians are set against them. that is, if russians and ukrainians become enemies and fight each other, that’s only then. germany will be able to defeat the russian people. in the same instructions to the reichskommissar of ukraine, rosenberg proposed specific measures for the re-education of ukrainians. he wrote: “it would be good to immediately, as quickly as possible, take control of all issues of psychological influence. it is necessary to revive the ukrainian historical self-awareness in order to overcome the consequences of the jewish bolshevik." under the psychological influence of reiks, the minister understood a whole complex of propaganda actions that were supposed to sow hatred towards everything russian and soviet. in the spring of 1942, the imperial propaganda department organized an exhibition of trophies taken from the occupied soviet territories.

alfred rosenberg, he is a native of the baltic states and he studied russia very, let’s say, carefullya that he very actively promoted. he said that without... ukraine we will not be able to defeat russia. the russians can only be defeated if the ukrainians are set against them. that is, if the russians and ukrainians become enemies and fight with each other, only then will germany be able to defeat the russian people. in the same instructions to the rake commissioner of ukraine, rosenberg suggested specific measures for the re-education of ukrainians. he wrote: “it would be nice not to delay.” in the spring of 1942, the imperial propaganda department organized an exhibition of trophies taken from the occupied soviet territories, the exhibition was called the soviet paradise. according to the idea of ​​goebbels's propagandists, its visitors had to see with their own eyes what a pitiful state the stalinist regime had reduced the people to. the exhibition halls were located in berlin's lustgarten park, covering an area of ​​9.00 km. here viewers could see a copy of a russian village with

at the same time, the minister for eastern colonial affairs, alfred rosenberg, proposed renaming it.s argued that this land historically belonged to the germans and should become a place for german colonists to live; this covered not only the crimea, but also the adjacent region of tavria up to the mius river, that is, the mius river should have been. immediately after the capture of sevastopol, the occupiers held a military parade in the city. along the central square near the count's pier, columns of romanian troops marched in parade. at the paste of the destroyed monument to lenin, the parade was hosted by german, romanian and italian troops. nazi propaganda trumpeted that germany and its allies had razed the most powerful russian fortress on the entire eastern front. in august 1942, a month after the fall of sevastopol, romanian king mihai i came to crimea . the king was especially interested in the thirtieth battery and the ruins of the inkermand quarries. mihai was told that during the retreat soviet troops blew up the underground adits along with the people in them. at the sam