alexandra burakova has told this story hundreds of times. in july forty-first.uiet , calm mogilev becomes an arena of military operations. june 22, 1941, when the the great patriotic war was planned to be held in the city of mogilev. refugees from the occupied territories, on june 25 , new units of the red army arrive here, the government is evacuated, mogilev actually becomes the capital of the bssr, and on july 1 , a meeting is held at the headquarters of the western front with the participation of soviet party activists, marshals, shapushnikov and voroshilov. the organization of the defense of the city on the dnieper fell on the shoulders of the meeting participants. konstantin grigorievich. june 22, 1941 police lieutenant konstantin vladimirov arrived in mogilev, where on peron he heard about the beginning of the war. five days earlier, vladimirov had taken his wife and son to his homeland, vroslavl, a city in the smolensk region, hoping to soon join them on vacation. he was sent to the volunteer detachment and until the twenty-fourth year he served in the w

over 24 years of working at the regional museum, alexandra burakova told this story hundreds of timesquiet , calm mogilev becomes an arena of military operations. on june 22, 1941, when the great patriotic war began, it was planned to hold a dress rehearsal for the all-belarusian physical culture parade in the city of mogilev. in the evening, the parade participants were supposed to go to minsk, but they learned about the war. and then on the first day of the war, june 22, no one... i guessed that in a few days mogilev would become front-line, and military operations would take place around the city. for mogilev, the war began not with shelling, but... with silence , refugees from the occupied territories began to appear in the city, on june 25 , new units of the red army arrived here, the government was evacuated, mogilev actually became the capital of the bssr, and on july 1 , a meeting was held at the headquarters of the western front with the participation of soviet party activists, marshals shaposhnikov and voroshilov. organization fell on the shoulders of the meeting participant

alexandra burakova has told this story hundreds of times.july forty-first, quiet calm mogilev becomes an arena of military operations. on june 22, 1941, when the great patriotic war began in the city of mogilev , it was planned to hold a dress rehearsal for the all-belarusian physical culture parade. in the evening, the parade participants were supposed to go to minsk, but they learned about... the war, then on the first day of the war, june 22, no one knew that in a few days mogilev would become front-line, and military operations would take place around the city. for mogilev, the war began not with shelling, but with silence. the city started refugees appear from occupied territories. on june 25, new units of the red army arrive here, the government is evacuated, it actually becomes the capital of the bssr, and on july 1 , a meeting is held at the headquarters of the western front with the participation of soviet party activists, marshals, shapushnikov and voroshilov. the organization of the defense of the city on the dnieper fell on the s

over the 24 years of work at the museum of local lore, alexandra burakova told this story hundreds ofwar began. not from shelling, from silence, refugees from the occupied territories began to appear in the city, on june 25, new units of the red army arrived here, the government was evacuated, mogilev actually became the capital of the bssr, and on july 1 a meeting is being held at the headquarters of the western front with the participation of soviet party activists, marshals, shapushnikov and voroshilov. organization fell on the shoulders of the meeting participants. on june 22, 1941, police lieutenant konstantin vladimirov arrived in mogilev, where he heard on the platform about the beginning of the war. five days earlier, vladimirov took his wife and son to his homeland, vroslavl, a city in the smolensk region, and i hope to join them on vacation soon. evgeniy kovalenok, chairman of the regional council of police veterans on duty service, he is one of those who knows everything about the battalion. when you read vladimirov’s profile, you are surprised that with a fifth-grade educa