dmitry minashvili dmitry ivanovich turned out to be in 1918 in the city of sukhumi, by nationality, georgians, by nationality, went to the front at the age of only 23 years immediately after graduation military institute in moscow and served as a medical company in october 1941 near kara. his military unit was surrounded by miminoshvili, he was wounded in the leg, but he tried to break through to his own along with three more doctors for about a week. they walked through the forests, but once during e, overnight stays were taken prisoner by the germans 142 in a crowd of prisoners, which the germans drove 100 km, the laggards were shot right on the road later miminoshvili's testimony will become one of the main evidence of what was happening in the camp. for about two weeks the germans did not feed the prisoners absolutely nothing. and after two weeks they began to practice the following method of feeding, officers, loaded with rotten meat. carts drove into the camp and threw pieces of meat, a hungry crowd of prisoners of war pounced on these pieces, stained in the mud. at this time, the officers and soldiers accompanying the cart opened fire from automatic machine guns, and to the hungry crowd and killed innocent people, many prisoners lingered day and night in the open air in the courtyard of vtb bank. there were up to one and a half thousand prisoners of war. five dollars and despite this all the prisoners. the rooms of this type did not accommodate, so most of the prisoners were just on the street, and the temperature was below zero, but for a month , according to the reports, we know that it was already a minus, respectively, people died, not only from the disease. it's them and also this monarch. a few months later, civilians were also brought to the camp. that is, these are either e persons who are suspected. e in complicity with the partisans, or is it the population of those villages that are in a high degree partisan threat. the family of natalya ivanovna samonova was brought in from kaluga, and it was 11:00 at that time. and there, our prisoners were also nearby, losing weight, probably for a long time the terrible prisoners of the camp were fed, uncleaned with buckwheat, and as a result of which gangrene of the rectum spread massively, about 80% of the sick died, and when dmitrynovich turned to a german officer with a request to give for children, and the peeled buckwheat, he answered the cattle, the cattle children can eat the husk. dmitry miminoshvili worked in the infirmary. here in this building things were very bad. there are medicines here. naturally, the dressing material was very poor; people died of hunger from typhoid from tuberculosis. they were dying up to 200 people a day people. every day they were loaded onto wheelbarrows and taken to the cemetery to be stored, carts went to collect the dead pleasantly. and grandmas and children. you hear, there is no shot through here . there was martin weiser, a man of extraordinary cruelty among prisoners of war and beat as many to death. about a black bandit policeman of small stature, change of height, probably on his arm here the hose was, how he beat these prisoners, they fell. i remember him, i still remember him. but despite all the strictness of the content in the camp, an underground group operated,