take chenel, let's go home.and the general and private, again spring in this world, again spring in this world, again spring in this world, berishina, let's go home, sleep in this world. take chenel and let's go home. hello everyone, on air on channel one. refusal everyone wants to fly and i am its host leonid yaguvich. you and i will not fly anywhere today, today we will sit with you and remember a legendary man, a man who glorified our country for many, many years, a man with whom, probably, this delightful journey into the sky of so many of our pilots of our airplanes began , those on which until now... chikalov. this year marks the 120th anniversary of his birth. he was born on february 2, 1904 in a village, or perhaps one might say, in a small town called vasileva. he was the tenth child in the family. as his sister notes in the memoirs. he's been like this since childhood. he was all springy, all energetic, he could never be caught, he endlessly ran back and forth, he was a bundle of energy. at the age of

, but no one could help him, then, that’s when the doctors were called. strictly speaking, frieze chenelsoradovich’s decorations had disappeared, in fact , all the decorations, but more on that later, he then called miloradovich’s confessor, who turned out to be from a church near st. isaac’s church , turned out to be a legless invalid of the war of 812, which is symbolic, he wrote a will, to release one and a half thousand serfs, a letter to hand over. also, the furniture of his luxurious house was sold for 80 thousand, it is known after his death, it was also given for debts, and what we said, he was very fond of all luxury, so to speak, he always wore jewelry with good taste , the same bashutsky recalls that on this day, every day he put on new rings, depending on his memories, each ring was associated with some story, some memory, this time he too, so to say, here are some... i really appreciated this ring and just said that they would put me in a coffin, that in general, so to speak, it would be better to be silent with a strange prediction when the friezes, the so-called chenilles,

security of prisoners of war was strengthened, bondyrovites were here in the ukrainian police, black chenelles first months of their stay were terrible for the prisoners in the camp, when there were 400-500 people in the barracks, and there were only 70 places, they slept in piles on an earthen or... concrete floor; those who did not have enough space were in the open air. the camp contained from 130 to 140 thousand prisoners, food included 80 g of bread with sawdust, rainwater with mud and flying snow. as a result, an epidemic broke out, which claimed more than 25 thousand lives. but the most terrible test was the winter of forty -one and forty-two. people had practically no clothes. every morning , corpses were taken out of the barracks. according to documents, 100-150 people each. there was no time to bury the corpses; they were piled up on the camp grounds and waited until spring to bring them out and bury them in pits. i remember the new year, forty -second, there was a frost, a terrible frost, they were driving a huge column of soviet prisoners of war, the yanas were. completely powerles