surgeon of the red army, colonel general of the medical service, academician nikolai burdenko, photographicvidence in criminal cases. arriving here on july 14, and certain places were still smoking, that is, barns, the bodies of prisoners, they were burning out, that is, they literally. places of forced detention, concentration camps, prisoner of war camps and death camps. it included all forms, it was the largest nazi camp in the occupied territory of the soviet union. historians often call this belarusian camp auschwitz, because really everything in this camp was killed. these were spontaneous murders, these were planned murders of both prisoners of war and civilians, participants in the underground struggle, citizens of different nationalities; of course, the jews were the first to come under attack from the nazis. the camp territory occupied 200-250 hectares. the first prisoners were soviet prisoners of war. it was their hands that actually created the infrastructure of the labor camp. they developed the area they themselves spent the night in dugouts, which looked more like holes. the

i was sent to burdenko, to the institute of neurosurgery, a tumor , pain in the eye, what is the connectionn image of where nasglaz is located, it is innervated by nerves, including the trigeminal nerve, what happens when a tumor develops, which in this case was very the eye socket is close, in principle the tumor grows or puts pressure on the eye. or puts pressure on the nerves, irritating the eye, and thereby pain appears in the area - the eyes, that is, uh, so you went to the ophthalmologist first, the ophthalmologist immediately checked you, diagnosed the correct one the diagnosis sent me to neurosurgery for treatment. four operations had to be performed because the tumor had grown into the himer’s sinus. and it came from the brain, moved the eye four operations, but now everything is fine, yes, now everything is fine, yes, in principle, thank god, because of this tumor many additional sores arose, such as keratoconus, constant pain in the temples , the pain radiates there to the head and back like a bridge, when you wake up - it’s a terrible pain, but now, fortunately, it’s all gone. i

the walter reed clinic for america is like the burdenko hospital for russia; among its patients are dozenshowever, in history he became famous not at all for the fact that was. first, but because on may 22, 1949 , he jumped from the sixteenth floor of a hospital building shouting “the russians are coming.” the suicide was explained by manic paranoia in the american press; it is not known exactly when the us secretary of defense went crazy, but in recent years forestel has been fiercely obsessed with the soviet union. it was he who convinced truman to take a course towards confrontation with moscow and became one of the inspirers of the policy of macarthyism. he is the one from the american side. george kenon, counselor at the us embassy in the ussr, author the famous long telegram of 800 words, a message sent from moscow to washington in february 1946. world communism is like a pathogenic parasite that feeds only on infected tissues. many foreign countries, especially those in europe, are exhausted and intimidated by the experiences of the past, and are less interested in universal freedom

the ulthar reed clinic for america is like the burdenko hospital for russia; among its patients are dozensmes forrestel. however, in in history, he became famous not at all for being the first, but for the fact that on may 22, 1949 , he jumped from the sixteenth floor of a hospital building shouting “rus.” going manic paranoia explained the suicide in the american press, when exactly the us secretary of defense went crazy is unknown, but in recent years forestel has been fiercely obsessed with the soviet union. it was he who convinced truman to take a course towards confrontation with moscow, and became one of the inspirers of the policy of macarthyism. it was he who supervised the negotiations on the american side creation of the nato bloc. and his associate in this matter was his close friend george kenon, adviser to the us embassy in the ussr. author of the famous long telegram of 8 thousand words, a message sent from moscow to washington in february 1946. world communism is like a pathogenic parasite that feeds only on infected tissues. many foreign countries, especially those in europ

germans who decided it, not us, in 1941, there is a huge amount of evidence for this, there is the burdenkoch definitely recognized this as a crime of nazi germany, but this is a discussion that didn’t take place, listen, they’ll let me say it or not, i didn’t recognize it, you’d be better off playing sports, or maybe i should. another who confirms that they shot germans, they can be listed in dozens. documents that recently, not only this year, last year, were published by the fsb, clearly indicate that it was the germans who shot, but this causes terrible discomfort in part of our establishment, including the intellectual one, who feels that they step on their toes, so they start to behave so inappropriately. here are the documents that the fsb has now declassified, last year, by the way, what are they talking about? about the fact that the germans shot, well, let’s figure out why the germans did it, let's take direct evidence, the so -called primofacies, if we really speak scientifically, bullets, ropes, documents were left on the corpses, here is a respected liberal expert, he generally