, that is, the wehrmach tss is, in fact, structures of the same level, they carried out this criminalpolicy. hundreds of thousands of atrocities were committed by the nazis during the years of occupation on the territory of belarus, ukraine, russia, and these crimes against humanity were committed by wehrmacht soldiers and officers. they are first released from criminal liability by american and english judges at the nuremberg tribunal, and then they are also absolved by halder’s new chroniclers, while in the service of the united states. 1950 landing in korea. the ussr sends military advisers to help the korean army, aviation air defense systems. in this regard , the value of the german branch of the historical branch of the us army increases. the americans want to see not only the german perspective on the war, but also resort to the expertise of wehrmacht generals. halder's general staff is asked to review the us army field service regulations. published in 1950. civilians collaborating with us federal agencies. based on the german experience generalized by the american army , mili

fortress, and as such, is a fiction. executions, that for some time in germany they said that no, wehrmachnest soldiers, they could not shoot hitler’s order and about the treatment of prisoners, the treatment there commissars, jews, like no, only the ss did it, the wehrmach didn’t, well , numerous documents, now the memories of the same ones, diaries of participants in the assault on the brest fortress from the forty-fifth infantry division of the wehrmach themselves, the germans or the austrians, yes. he has a defender of the brest fortress, and in israel, by the way, you tried to sort out this confusion, at that time, yes, pyotr kotelnikov remained alive, he is the youngest, still in russia, who is 100 years old, today there are still defenders living, no, defenders from those who are like petya kotelnik, although he fought with a weapon in his hands as a twelve-year-old boy, no longer, unfortunately, there are children who survived the war, they met the war at a young age, but i must say that... sefimovich feyrenshtein, who died in israel, he too defender, but defender of the fifth fort

participants in the assault on the brest fortress from the forty-fifth infantry division of the wehrmache directly, but there were executions, they read out an order to us treatment of the commissars a few days before the start of the war without law. taking notes, that is, writing it down, understand it by ear, that is , we were already thinking about it, and god forbid, something goes wrong, the order was not signed, we read everything, remembered it, you know, that’s why the falsification, the attempts were very, very look , several years ago, foreign media almost buried the last defender of the brest fortress, and in israel, by the way, you tried to figure out this confusion, but at that time he remained alive. they considered the defenders of the fortress core of these four islands to be the defenders of the fortress, and those who fought in the forts of the brest fortress were considered to be participants in the battles in the brest region, and defenders of brest, which is why, on the one hand, yes, he was a participant in the battles, a hero was captured, went through all the hor

the treatment of prisoners, the treatment of commissars, jews, like no, only the ss did it, the wehrmachthe same diaries of participants in the storming of the brest fortress from the forty-fifth wehrmach infantry division of the germans or austrians themselves, oh yeah, there were a lot of austrians, they write directly, yes, there were executions, they read out the order to convert us. to figure it out at that moment, yes , pyotr kotelnikov remained alive, this is the youngest of the graves still in russia, who is 100 years old, today there are still living defenders, no, defenders from those who are like petya kotelnik, albeit a twelve-year-old boy with a weapon in his hands i was upset, no longer, unfortunately, there are children who survived the war, they met the war at a young age, but i must say that boris efimovich feershtein, who died in israel, he is also a defender. but the defender of the fifth fort, another question is that sergei sergeevich smirnov, the museum staff of those years, yes, uh, considered the defenders of the fortress to be the defenders of the fortress core o

there is a policy of scorched earth, a policy of murder, executions, not only the ss, this is the wehrmach is, the wehrmacht and the ss are, in fact, structures of the same level, they carried out this criminal policy, nazi, hundreds thousand animals committed by the nazis during the years of occupation on the territory of belarus, ukraine, russia, and these crimes against humanity are committed by soldiers and officers of the wehrmacht, they are exempted from criminal liability first by american and english judges at the nuremberg tribunal, and then they are also abundantly covered by halder’s new chroniclers, while in the service of the united states. 1950, americans land in korea, the ussr sends air defense systems to help the korean army, military advisers, and aviation. in this regard, the value of german also increases branch of the us army historical branch. americans want to see more than just the german perspective on the war. but they also resort to the examination of wehrmacht generals. halder's general staff is asked to review the us army field service regulations. in 1950 , a

there are no wehrmachs, well, numerous documents are now memoirs of the same diaries of participantsifth infantry division of the wehrmacht, the germans themselves, or austrians, well, yes, there were a lot of austrians, they write directly, but there were executions, we were read an order on the treatment of commissars a few days before the start of the war, without the right to take notes, that is, write it down, understand by ear, that is, we were already thinking about it, and god forbid something goes wrong. the order was not signed, they read everything, remembered it, you understand, that’s why there were very, very falsification attempts, several years ago foreign media almost buried the last defender of the brest fortress, and in israel, by the way, you tried in this confusion to figure it out, at that moment, yes , pyotr kotelnikov remained alive, he is the youngest, still in russia, who is 100 years old, the defenders of those like petya kotelnik, although he fought with a weapon in his hands as a twelve-year-old boy, are no longer there, unfortunately , there are children

well, we determine from them that this is definitely not our equipment, we don’t apply wehrmach crossesr likeness, in which direction are you mainly working, the donetsk direction, but we see that it’s not easy, not easy to pass, because there are a lot people, we have now come to an interesting example, this is nato equipment, the american max pro armored car, several. hundreds of a such vehicles were delivered to ukraine, each such model costs almost half a million dollars, in the late 1990s these vehicles were produced and they replaced the humvee, they entered service in 2007, if i’m not mistaken, all because they have a stronger mine protection, and we know that our soldiers are very willing to test ukrainian equipment for this very parameter, and let us now give the floor to the guests and visitors of the exhibition who talk about the interest with which they look at what they look at most pay attention? we just arrived, we just started looking, so of course we are very impressed in general by our army, by ours, can you imagine, the guys are faced with these monsters, how did you

they did not have an azarichiy camp. where wehrmach drove 50, the wehrmacht is no longer the sss, theyt as a biological weapon, they didn’t have any of that, they didn’t have orders from hitler, keitel, and others leaders of the third reich that the war in the east would be a completely different war, entering their land, they did not free their soldiers from the chimera of conscience, as it was with us, with ours... go with him to victory square, here i am each every time i come to victory square i remember how i was a little boy, and even already a schoolboy , a first-year student at the academy of the ministry of internal affairs, i came to victory square, my grandfather was lucky enough to see belarus already in 1994, when lukashenko became president, he was very happy that the holiday was fully restored, that’s what i’m talking about, as they also tell us, not only okay, you celebrate may 9 as long as you want, but quietly, modestly, without parades, without... without pride, just mourn, just gather somewhere, just have a drink somewhere, that’s what the veterans wanted what are y