agents, and that is, how typhus would spread. the camps in the azarichi area were liberated by the 65th armynder the command of general batov and the troops of the first belarusian front under the leadership of rakosovsky. the prisoners saw soviet soldiers at dawn. those who could still move rushed towards them and were blown up by mines. the soldiers then cleared the trails and slowly began to lead them out. bssr, his deputy nadezhda grekova , classic of russian literature, national poet yakub kolos. the special commission reflected in its report that the air temperature in the period from march 8 to march 19 in the area of ​​​​the settlement of azarichce ranged from 0 to -15°. when... for centuries in the open air, the average life expectancy was three days; it was impossible to survive in such conditions without food, heat and water for 10 days. these commissions also became part of criminal cases against nazi collaborators from the eleventh security police battalion of ss troops. after the azarichi, they returned to the unit’s location in babruisk. they continued their service, and durin

i want to remind you that on march 19 , 1944, red army soldiers of the 65th army of general pavel batoveath camp zarich, which is located on the territory of the belarusian ussr. 33,480 people, among them, you know, no matter how much you read these numbers, it is impossible to talk about them. among them were 15,960 children under 13 years of age. the red army also saved the majdanik prisoners near the city of lublin in poland from death. this is july of '44. late soviet, later soviet troops liberated the prisoners of auschwitz, this is january forty- five. sachsonhausen april '45. ravience bruka april '45. shtutho. they said the password, opened the doors and let him out, freeing the soviet.