come and shoot off, which is now in poland at the time was in east prussia. and in the course of her duties as secretary to this, ober schulman fuel was his rank left tenant colonel, relatively high position in the s s. in the course of her duties, she would see on a daily, sometimes hourly basis, different orders that were given by that man, this man hopper, the commandant of the camp, it's worth pointing out of yours. that something like 65000 people died shutoff in the course of the camps life. the interesting thing here is that she has received this sentence on the basis of the orders that she typed out. so she was saying in court that she had typed out these orders not followed the orders, which was always what previous concentration camp guards in court would say. she followed the orders and yet she has been found guilty. the other interesting element specifically about this woman, and this particular case is that she testified against that commandant in a west german court in the 1950s that he was given a 9 year sentence, which he served and then went

from the rest of the poland separating east prussia from the rest of the poland separating east prussiaents in favor of the war, this was one of the arguments in favor of the war, they say we need to protect our lands from they say we need to protect our lands from they say we need to protect our lands from this corridor, it was a pure lie, they this corridor, it was a pure lie, they this corridor, it was a pure lie, they said that otherwise more [000:31:08;00] news comes these minutes from the donbass, news comes these minutes from the donbass, news comes these minutes from the donbass, today the situation in donetsk and luhansk has sharply escalated there, today the situation in donetsk and luhansk has sharply escalated there, today the situation in donetsk and luhansk has sharply escalated there, they said that the they said that the they said that the ukrainian military began massive ukrainian military began massive ukrainian military began massive shelling, so we didn’t unleashed this shelling, so we didn’t unleashed this shelling, so we didn’t unleashed this war, our conscience is

at the time was in east prussia. and in the course of her duties as secretary to this, all bush doorman fuel was his rank left tenant colonel, relatively high position in the s s. in the course of her duties, she would see on a daily, sometimes hourly basis, different orders that were given by that man, this man hopper, the commandant of the camp, it's worth pointing out of yours. that something like 65000 people died at shutoff in the course of the camps life. the interesting thing here is that she has received this sentence on the basis of the orders that she typed out. so she was saying in court that she had typed out these orders not followed the orders, which was always what previous concentration camp guards in court would say. she followed the orders and yet she has been found guilty. the other interesting element specifically about this woman, and this particular case is that she testified against that commandant in a west german court in the 1950s that he was given a 9 year sentence, which he served and then

ahead were still the fortresses of east prussia of the heavy-duty line defense on the outskirts of berlin thanks to the experience and strength that soviet artillery acquired during the war, it no longer had any solvable tasks, the defeat of germany was only a matter of time, the history of soviet artillery in the pre-war period during the great patriotic war - this is to a large extent, the phenomenon is unique, because, on the one hand, this is an absolutely outstanding breakthrough in terms of design thought, and on the other hand, in terms of the development of tactics for the combat use of artillery, and of course, the outstanding heroism of our artillerymen even after the soviet-finnish war. stalin called artillery, the god of war, and this was his name during the great patriotic war. soviet artillery brilliant confirmed world war ii was ending, but the respite turned out to be short, the former allies in the anti-hitler coalition saw the post-war arrangements of the world in different ways, the united states and great britain became the main geopolitical and military opponents of t

at that moment, both emperors were in east prussia, not far from the fersit, the troops shared the decisionsnch sappers, brought ponyny and put exactly in the middle and talked for more than two hours. in tilsit, a peace treaty was signed, under the terms of which russia joined the continental blockade of england because of this, russian exports decreased by 20%, which immediately affected the economy, french exports decreased by the same 20% but russia received several years of respite to prepare to the big war is that the war will be alexander no longer doubted after the peace of tilsit, alexander almost doubled the cost of the army - 63 million 400,000 rubles. up to 118.5 million a year on the night of june 12, 1812 crossing the river. neman began 450,000 soldiers of napoleon, alexander had no more than two hundred thousand soldiers, on the very first day of the war, alexander arrived in moscow from the ancient capital. rolling to his people was shocked to the core when, during a prayer service on poklonnaya hill, a simple peasant suddenly shouted to the emperor, lead us father dear, we w

east a large ocean to the south of china sayan and altai mountains, turkestan bukhari impassable sands between the caspian and aral seas persia turkey black sea danube and wallachia to the west, hungary poland prussiagulf of bothnia and sweden poland was to be in close alliance with russia and tied to it bialystok and the grodno region, if poland decided for itself that it was not an ally of russia, then i quote pestel will not exist at all, then the state border between poland and russia will exist poland will then remain a region of the russian state and russia will maintain its current borders with austria throughout the space and prussia. and pestel also had a list of lands that russia needs and needs to be attached to firmly establish state security among the land, we quote, moldova, those lands of the mountainous caucasian the peoples of russia not subject to russia, which lie to the north of the borders with persia and turkey, the lands of the kyrgyz garden ord and, finally, part of mongolia so that the entire course of the amur, starting from the lake downstream, belongs to russia. and, of course, pestel was a staunch supporter of a unitary unified state, generally speaking , he was by toda

during the rzhev and oryol operations during the defeat of the nazi troops in the baltic states and east prussia a special page in the history of participation in the bagration operation the glorious traditions of front-line soldiers are said in congratulations today the new generation continues successfully , mastering the latest models of communications equipment, demonstrating high professional skills in performing the tasks of combat duty and conducting teachings. the difficult geopolitical situation motivates to search for new approaches and methods of communication. they should be clear to both a professor and a simple hard worker, such an opinion was expressed by the chairman of the board of the mogilev regional structure of the belarusian knowledge society. denis duduk, a landmark association with a history of 75 years, has made a great contribution not only to the polarization of science. today it is a tool for conveying socio-political, historical, cultural and other relevant information to the citizens of the country. the task of a social science lecturer has become much more difficul

regiment on the anniversary, the personnel and veterans congratulated the president baltics and east prussia a special page in the history of participation in bagration's operation glorious traditions the congratulatory message says that today the new generation continues successfully, mastering the latest models of communications equipment, demonstrating high professional skills in performing combat duty tasks and conducting exercises. the difficult geopolitical situation motivates to search for new approaches and methods of communication. they should be clear to both professors and ordinary workers , such an opinion was expressed by the chairman of the board of the mogilev regional structure of the belarusian knowledge society. denis duduk is a landmark association with a history of 75 years has made a great contribution not only to the popularization of science. today it is a tool for reporting publicly.

there was also a scandal connected to the support and funds flowing into east prussia. an injection program accompanied with all kinds of scandals. these scandals directly affected hindenburg and his family, as his family owned quite a large estate there. and so it turned out that some of the money worked its way to that estate. after hindenburg handed over power to hitler, this whole estate situation was cleared up and forgotten. so it was partly an internal arrangement: we won't go after you, and you’ll quietly hand over power to us? yes. it was at least one of the aspects of the campaign of pressure and blackmail campaign against him. everything is fine? don’t congratulate us too much, boris nikolayevich! he was definitely pretending a lot. did he really want to be liked? yes. he really wanted to be liked. people got a sense that he would be an obedient figure. from looking at the quotes from people who supported him back then, they would say that, on the one hand, he was his own guy, but that, on the other hand, that he would be obedient - he's nobody, he's a wannab