grigory kovalenko, father of eight children. at the time of his father's arrest, was an officer in the soviet army. it was not uncommon for participants in various forms of cooperation with the nazi occupiers to later integrate well into peaceful soviet life. in some cases, they received pensions as participants in the great patriotic war, enjoyed benefits, went and performed. schools were guests of honor at rallies dedicated to victory day, families, wives, children, many did not know at all about, let’s say, the dark past of their husbands, that is, for them it was a husband, a father, who was a veteran, a front-line soldier, he had awards and more than one award, and it was just a shock, for loved ones, for wives, for children, it was just... a shock for the atrocity that they tried so carefully to hide, they still had to answer, the case of the ukrainian hundred in the procedural practice of the soviet union is exceptional . the highest measure to which the seven accused were sentenced was not carried out. the convicts filed

grigory kovalenko, remember this, of course, greetings from them, meeting decades later, their family is also celebrating their golden wedding, they were introduced by bam, my husband and i are both from ukraine, and walked past one house, but did not meet, we only met at bam, and for us it was just a mystery, we walked on the hill, our hill was called the hill of love. we hung out there when we were young, we dated for a whole year, i waited a long time for him to decide to propose to me, he did, we had 90 people at the wedding, the wedding was gorgeous, they say it was in the taiga, the service center was already open, they ordered him a suit, they ordered a dress for me, but they couldn’t buy him a ring, there was a shortage of gold for him too. bondar gave a ring and he got married in his ring, my husband is so and so, if anything, he is an exemplary bamovite, he is hard-working, he he’s 70 years old, but he works on business trips, oh, here’s my husband, natasha, i miss you, i’ve lived nearby for 48 years, now i’m going on shift. well, it’s very difficult to get used to, i love y