in that i aspired, of course, to be useful. if we forget all this, then we will forget the belarusian oktyabrskyict of the gomel region in 44, when the offensive of our red army was being prepared, they prepared such a very terrible place for us. in my opinion such severe it was a concentration camp. it did not take much effort to prepare it, because basically it had to be done to enclose the territory of a swampy place and a swamp, which adjoined it with barbed wire in several rows and to put up towers with sentries, the villagers were all driven out first to the shed, they supported us there at night, and then they all were driven out onto the roadway . they lined up on all lines, and we went on foot. go to this camp. it took 8 km. we were very afraid to fall behind, because those who lagged behind were shot for the month of march. eh, the forty-fourth year turned out to be very capricious, because the temperature was changeable, then minus 113 - 13 here, or even plus seven eight, so all the old people stood like that somehow.

belarusian nation. i was born in the village of roga, oktyabrsky district of the gomel region, in the forty-fourth year, when the offensive of our red army was being prepared. they prepared a very scary place for us. in my opinion, this is severe. it was the rozarychev concentration camp. it didn’t take much effort to prepare it, because basically it had to be done to fence off the territories of a swampy place and a swamp, which got wet with barbed wire for several rows to it and put up watchtowers, the villagers were all driven out first to they supported us there at night, and then they drove everyone out onto the roadway, lined us all up, and we went on foot. go to this camp. it took 8 km. we were very afraid to fall behind, because those who remained were shot for the month of march. eh, the forty-fourth year turned out to be very capricious, because the temperature was changeable, then minus 113 - 13 here, and then plus 7 8, so all the old people. somehow we stood in this swamp in a place knee-deep in water. and when at night they turned into ordinary ice cubes, they didn’t give us food. the whole

belarusian nation. i was born in the village of rog , oktyabrsky district, gomel region , in 44, when the red army was preparing our army. they prepared a very scary place for us. in my opinion such severe it was a concentration camp. it didn’t take much effort to prepare it, because basically it had to be done to fence off the territories of a swampy place and a swamp, which got wet with barbed wire for several rows to it and put up watchtowers, the villagers drove everyone out first to the barn, supported us there at night, and then everyone they drove us out onto the roadway, lined us all up, and we went on foot. go to this camp. it took 8 km. we were very afraid lag behind, because the rest were shot for the month of march. eh, the forty-fourth year turned out to be very capricious, because the temperature was changeable, then minus 113 - 13 here, and then plus 7 8, so all the old people. somehow they stood in this swampy place knee-deep in water. and when it was already freezing at night, they turned into ordinary ice cubes , they didn’t give us anything to eat. for all the time that we were there , once t

belarusian need. i was born in the village of hands in the oktyabrsky district of the gomel region, they prepared such a very terrible place for us. in my opinion. it didn’t take much effort to prepare it, because basically it had to be done to fence off the territory of a swampy place and a swamp, which adjoined it with barbed wire in several rows and put up sentinel towers, they all drove out first to the barn we were supported there at night, and then they drove everyone out onto the roadway, lined up in all lines, and we went on foot. go to this camp. it took 8 km. we were very afraid to fall behind, because those who lagged behind were shot for the month of march. eh, the forty-fourth year turned out to be very capricious, because the temperature was changeable, then minus 113 - 13 here, or even plus seven eight, so all the old people. somehow they stood in this swamp in place knee- deep in water. and when at night it was already neighing, they turned into ordinary ice cubes. they didn’t give us anything for all the time that we were there , they once brought us only bread, they threw it from the

belarusian nation. i was born in the village of rog, oktyabrsky district , gomel region, in 1944 , our red army was preparing to attack. they prepared a very scary place for us. in my opinion such severe it was a concentration camp. it didn’t take much effort to prepare it, because basically it had to be done to fence off the territory of a swampy place and a swamp, which adjoined it with barbed wire in several rows and put up towers with sentries of the villagers of all first they drove us to the barn, supported us there at night, and then they drove everyone out onto the roadway , lined up in all lines, and we went on foot. go to this camp. it took 8 km. we were very afraid to fall behind, because those who lagged behind were shot for the month of march. eh, the forty-fourth year turned out to be very capricious, because the temperature was changeable, then minus 113 - 13 here, and then plus 7 8, so all the old people. somehow they stood in this swamp in place knee-deep in water. and when at night she already said that they turned from pro they didn’t give us ordinary ice cubes. for all the time that we we

belarusian need. i was born in the village of rog, oktyabrsky district gomel region in the forty-fourth year, when thef our red army was being prepared. they prepared a very scary place for us. in my opinion such severe it was a concentration camp. it didn’t take much effort to prepare it, because basically it had to be done to fence off the territory of a swampy place and a swamp, which adjoined it with barbed wire in several rows and put up watchtowers, the villagers were all driven out first to the barn, they supported us there at night, and then everyone was thrown out onto the road lined up on all lines, and we went on foot. go to this camp. it took 8 km. we were very afraid to fall behind, because those who remained were shot for the month of march. eh, the forty-fourth year turned out to be very capricious, because the temperature was changeable, then minus 113 - 13 here, and then plus 7-8, so all the old people. somehow they stood in this swamp in place knee-deep in water. and when at night she already said, then, they turned into ordinary ice cubes, they didn’t give us food for all the time t

detachments oktyabrsky lelchensky districts of the polesye region rogachevsky gomel mogilev vitebsk detachments are formed. enemy self defense. they were preparing to meet fully armed according to the belarusian tradition with their main weapon pitchfork. and also getting attics. who, what survived the first world war and after the struggle was shot down by the poles. the fighters of the partisan detachment formed in early july in the mozyr area managed to get into the deep rear of the enemy and almost get close to the location of the headquarters of the german army, hiding, they began to conduct surveillance. the picture before them appeared clearly far from the military situation; the nazis drank, tossed believe bottles of wine, yelled songs. in general , they celebrated something, but, most likely, they celebrated an easy victory over the russians and their swift advance. it turned out from the report of the secretary of the gomel regional committee of the kozhar party, and the partisan detachment of the gomel region, information for july 41, a total of 58 partisan groups were created , the largest number of five groups in the zhlobin loevsky rechitsa chechersk districts, the total number

belarusian nation. i was born in the village of rog, oktyabrsky district, gomel region, in the forty-fourth year, when thesive of our red army was being prepared. they prepared such a place for us terrible. in my opinion, such a harsh it was a concentration camp azaryche. it didn’t take much effort to prepare it, because basically it had to be done to fence off the territories of a swampy place and a swamp, which adjoined it with several rows of barbed wire and put up towers with sentries, the villagers were all driven out first to the barn, they supported us there at night, and then everyone was driven out onto the roadway , we were all lined up, and we went on foot. go to this camp. it took 8 km. we were very afraid to fall behind, because those who remained shot the month of march. eh, the forty-fourth year turned out to be very capricious, because the temperature was changeable, then minus 113 - 13 here, or even plus seven eight, so all the old people. somehow they stood in this swamp in place knee-deep in water. and when at night she already said, then, they turned into ordinary ice cubes, they didn’