east prussia was covered with a network of concentration camps near köniksberg and in the city itselfe were more than fifty; over 90,000 captured red army soldiers passed through stala kadina alone. since 1941, the vast majority of prisoners there were soviet prisoners of war. they were kept in a specially designated area where access to medical personnel was prohibited; the prisoners died from infectious diseases and exhaustion in iran. in east prussia, mass extermination of prisoners was practiced, so in the stuttgow concentration camp, prisoners were injected with veins, gasoline and various toxic substances, killed in gas chambers, shot, starved hunger. this death camp was located on the territory of modern poland, but there were many of its branches near köniksberg. conditions of detention. there were people dying en masse from exhaustion and cold, no barracks were even built, and they just literally slept like that, just on the ground in the rain, in the wind, when the cold came, autumn came, they dug holes for themselves, in the third reich germany , east prussia, as well as th

in east prussia it was practiced mass extermination of prisoners.camp, prisoners were injected into their veins with gasoline and various toxic substances. they were killed in gas chambers, shot, starved, this death camp was located on the territory of modern poland, but there were many of its branches near koeniksberg, the conditions there were such that people died en masse from exhaustion and cold, no barracks were even built, and they just literally slept like that, it’s just that on the ground in the rain, in the wind, when the cold came, it came autumn, they dug holes for themselves, in the third republic of germany, east prussia, and also to the baltic states, trains with ostarbeiters went. free labor. in kuniksberg there were even exchanges where a landowner could buy slaves at a price of 15-30 marks per woman or man, imported from the east. in court they show a video recording of an interview with anna aleksandrovna kuptsova, a family that was taken for sale as labor to telzit, present-day sovetsk. the eighty-seven-year-old pensioner did no

on the territory. in east prussia, there were 56 concentration camps, the nazis in these concentrationners of war and the soviet people, over 670,000 people passed through these camps, of which 114 were destroyed, all these events were incorporated into statements to establish the fact of genocide. the famous chechen journalist, writer and politician olvi karimov passed away at the age of 73, as a relative was informed, he died in his ancestral village of old atagi, according to preliminary information, the cause of death was an onological disease. alvi karimov was born on october 2, 1950 in the city of lyaninogorsk, after serving in the pacific fleet he retired, worked as a teacher of russian language and literature, and held various party positions. in the nineties, he was his own correspondent for federal news agencies in the north caucasus. in june 2000, he became an assistant to the head of administration and the first president of the chechen republic, akhmat khadzhi-kadyrov. he left this position after the tragic death of the head of the republic. for about 10 years, karimov was

there were 56 komsomol camps operating on the territory of east prussia, the nazis in these concentrationf war and the soviet people , over 670,000 people passed through these camps, 114 of them were destroyed, all these events were laid down. a statement to establish the fact of genocide, now there is a short advertisement and we will continue, do not switch. spare from alfabank, pick up your purchase immediately for a quarter of the price, choose stores at podeli.ru. the winners choose high-quality fuel for their cars. pulsar effectively cleans the engine. energy of victory, for a larger apartment, sometimes you just need a sign, find an apartment on cyan and save up to 30% on your mortgage. in ural sea we know that prospects are where they feel, where they are expected. where they love, there are prospects, with ural sip bank, they become a reality, ural sip prospects are where you are, magnit, soft drinks, kind, 1099. magnit, price, what is needed, where does milk come from, so that everything know about the dairy product, have detailed and accurate information, expiration dates, wher

i am in a rifle cell, russia is behind me, east prussia is there.his is roughly how the battle went. the under-breast gallery served as a shelter for personnel during artillery shelling. the trench that was supposed to connect the caponier barracks is very deep. embrasures for the defense of the galley were installed in the most unusual places. in the fortress, even in the toilet there was an armored door and loopholes, so that in any situation the fighter could hold the defense. this armored the door has been here since 1913, it leads into an armored cap, a kind of observation post where a soldier climbed out in order to... keep an eye on the enemies. and now i’m at the top of that same observation armored cap. by the way, there are only five of these in the world. and three of them are in the grodno fortress. what they tried to do with the forts after the great patriotic war was to arrange a shelter in them, in case of himataki equipping a fort. to places not so remote. they were going to make a prison in the fort and built a pre-trial detention c

the germans, who considered it an impregnable citadel, surrendered the capital of east prussia after; in april 1945, soviet troops broke through even the strongest defenses, decisively marched towards a very close victory, but every step was still very difficult. captain ivan zherdiv of the guards paid a high price without bargaining with the enemy in death, and although objectively the chances of finding his remains are small, they will look for, for example, these 119 soldiers died in the same area on the same days as the pilot, were found on a forgotten site immediately after the war hospital burial, volunteers from kaliningrad and murmansk, as part of the historical memory project, not only collected and prepared all the remains for reburial at the military memorial. they established the names of many red army soldiers. alexey chepatarev, dmitry sitnikov, ntv, kaliningrad region. young seryozha from the buryat village needs our help. the boy was diagnosed with autism. at first he developed and grew like other children, but over time his parents began to notice peculiarities in th

city. fortress, the germans, who considered it an impregnable citadel, surrendered the capital of east prussia after 3 days, in april of forty-fifth, soviet troops broke through even the strongest defenses, decisively marched towards a very close victory, but every step still came at a very high price, guard captain ivan zherdiv paid without bargaining with the enemy with death, and although objectively the chances of finding his remains are small, will be looking for, for example, these 119 soldiers died in the same area on the same days as the pilot, were found in a hospital burial forgotten immediately after the war, volunteers from kaliningrad and within the framework of the historical memory project did not just collect and prepare all the remains for reburial at war memorial, they established the names of many red army soldiers. alexey chapataryov, dmitry sitnikov, ntv, kaliningrad region. the parents of seven-year-old seryozha from buryatia have very little time left to help their son, who has been diagnosed with a disorder autism spectrum, adapt to normal life. rehabilitation needs to

in kaliningrad today, a criminal case on the genocide of the peoples of the ussr in east prussia begans of special camps in the region, almost 700,000 people went through the death of alexander. the prosecutor's office of the kaliningrad region carried out work to study archival documents, materials of criminal cases, conclusions of specialists, and testimony of eyewitnesses of those events. based on the results of this work , evidence was established that crimes had been committed on the territory of the former east prussia, within the current borders of the kaliningrad region. there is a growing demand for professional historians in russia; the second national forum is dedicated to their training history teachers in tobolsk, addressing the participants and young specialists, chairman of the russian historical society sergei naryshkin, noted the special role and responsibility that lies on the shoulders of researchers, society, it is important for the state that every young person, regardless of what direction preparation he is learning. would have basic historical literacy and would

with partisans, after which, together with the nazis , the ukrainians went to the territory of east prussia0th ss division. after retreat, the 118th battalion was transferred to france, by the way, on the way to france , körner, smovsky, vasyura, and some other leaders disappeared. the ukrainian commander smovsky ended up in the usa and died there, escaping punishment, just like the commander of the first company vinnitsky, who led the ukrainian diaspora in canada. his battalion subordinate kotryuk also settled in canada. he was a beekeeper, that is, he raised bees, which is what he lived for, he did not like to talk about the past, although he did not admit his participation in defecting to germany, participation in the 118th battalion, but... he didn’t tell anyone the details. 30 years later, during investigative actions, the remains found on the site of dugouts in the noliboki forest were sent for examination. it was for this crime that the israeli simon wesenthal center, involved in the search for nazi criminals, included kotryuk on the list of most wanted persons. in the soviet union,

the hostilities was father vladimir pashin, the soldiers, of course, went straight to the war in east prussiaught very difficult battles with the germans, because that there was no experience as such in modern warfare, and we had to suffer very heavy losses ; mortal battles were fought underwater and in warsaw, so the regiment found itself in such surroundings that practically nothing was left of the personnel; everything had to be formed in a new way. and subsequently they transported them to the romanian front, where the regiment fought more successfully, and what is also characteristic is that a special battalion was formed from the regiment, which was sent to france to fulfill the so-called allied duty, it turned out that the revolution began, there too unrest began, they began to leave the front not only here in the east, but in the west, the fate of these people was also quite difficult, for everyone it is known that the future marshal of the soviet union, malinovsky, also participated there in defending france from the germans, at one time, when revolutionary events had already occurre

prisoners of concentration camps at territory of the former east prussia.sist of 15 volumes. during the trial , shocking details were revealed about the conditions of detention of soviet prisoners of war. the atrocities committed by the nazis were presented as evidence of the massacre of prisoners committed by the nazis in the present-day village of yantarny. alexey chebataryov is following the trial. one of the most shocking facts in the statements of the prosecutor's office proves not only the inhumane nature of the crimes of the nazis, but also confirms the very the need to hold such meetings as today in kolin... back in nuremberg in 1946 they demonstrated soap made by fascist non-humans from the remains of prisoners of the studgow concentration camp. it was polish researchers from present-day gdansk, to please politicians, who suddenly began to approve such soap tales of soviet propaganda. we had to carry out a proper examination now. everyone was convinced, no tales, the terrible truth, only a small part of the facts, which the russian court decided to

the danzeck corridor that hitler wanted obtain to create a transport artery between germany and east prussiatember 1, 1939, german troops received orders to begin the invasion of poland. we must honestly admit that the result of the thirty-ninth year, namely the defeat of poland by nazi germany, was an absolutely logical result of the own political outcome of the polish elite, the polish gentry, the polish ruling class.... call it whatever you want. this is indeed a direct consequence of poland’s policy of flirting with its historical enemy, which is called germany. the polish army was crushed by the wehrmacht within a few weeks. already on september 6, the germans took the second largest city in the country, krakow. on september 16, the polish government turned to the romanians with a request to let him cross the border. and on september 17 , it finally left the dying country. after this the red army. the border of poland came to take control of those regions of western ukraine and western belarus, which , in accordance with the soviet-german treaty of thirty-nine, were part of the zone of

soviet people, the newly revealed crimes of the nazis committed on the territory of the former east prussiat kaliningrad region. on behalf of the central office of the investigative committee, our employees interrogated 320 residents of the kaliningrad region who appeared. direct participants in those terrible events, these materials also formed the basis of the lawsuit. lyubov ivanovna platonova flew from moscow to kaliningrad to give testimony in court. she was born in the nord concentration camp in köniksberg, where her mother was sent for connections with partisans. together with other babies , she ended up in a children's experimental block, where the nazis carried out inhumane medical experiments. what the ss doctors subjected the children to. so. i was infected with smallpox, my parents were told, your girl will die, and we were also subjected to x-ray irradiation, what dosages we can handle and how we will die. in declassified materials there is information about the death of russian babies who were taken from astarbeiters, citizens of the ussr brought from the east for hard work, a

genocide of the soviet people, newly identified nazi crimes committed on the territory of the former east prussia of the investigative committee, our employees interrogated 320 residents of the kaliningrad region who were direct participants in those terrible events. these materials also formed the basis of the lawsuit. ivanovna. platonova flew from moscow to kaliningrad to testify in court. she was born in the nord concentration camp in köniksberg, where her mother sent for communication with partisans, together with other babies she ended up in a children's experimental block, where the nazis carried out inhumane medical experiments. what the ss doctors subjected children to, they infected me with smallpox, and they told my parents, yours. the girl will die, and we were also subjected to x-ray irradiation, in what dosages, but we will survive as they die. declassified materials contain information about the death of russians. ussr brought from the east for hard work, esley workers arrested by the counterintelligence department of smersh showed the legacy. quote: up to ten children died a day. t

fortresses of kovna and brest-litovsk, and was supposed to cover an important short route from east prussiad the most advanced technologies were used. therefore, during the retreat, the russians had to blow up the fort, but many wounded remained in the fortress and the soldiers did not allow the demolitionists to destroy this place. for studying fort i will need a helmet and a flashlight. the adventure begins. like all forts, it consisted of a parapet and a shelter gallery built inside. an underground barracks was being built in the center of the courtyard. there was a ditch along the front and flank. the walls of the fort are made of pure concrete without reinforcement and their thickness is about 4 m. and the most interesting thing is that the ceiling is made of asphalt, although then it

soviet people during the war on the territory that was formerly part of the german province of east prussiaar, more than 50 special camps operated here, through which about 7,000 soviet citizens and prisoners of war passed, almost a quarter of them died. the key topic will be the development of effective means for opposition to the rehabilitation of nazism in the modern world. the relevance of the forum has only been confirmed by real events that are happening these days, in this sense we are late, we do not have time to tell the younger generation... so that this is preventive, it turns out that we are now telling this during a real threat, the revival of nazism on planet earth. also, as part of the forum , a historical and documentary exhibition is being held, which presents evidence of the crimes of the nazis and their accomplices during the war, discovered during search operations in the kaliningrad region. to the employer. there are visitors who enthusiastically supported the initiative of the federal agency for national affairs to introduce an adaptive educational course for migrant w

july 1941, hitler's headquarters, wolf's lair, east prussia.y important event took place on july 16th. union protocol. the arsenal of means of genocide includes meetings on the goals of the war against the soviet punitive operation with the destruction of populated areas, as a rule, along with people, theft into slavery. one of the means of mass extermination of the population was concentration camps. on the occupied belarusian territory , hundreds of thousands of civilians, prisoners of war, became their prisoners, creating a street in a wide area, but i’m good camps for our population, i know that there were remember, let’s say, a kunz camp in the area of ​​​​the current kuibushev, between mashirov and verekhoruzhi streets, on a hill surrounded by a prickly pit. it was a large, large camp for prisoners of war, but there were also just civilians there, we often visited there, one of the first camps was created on june 29 , 1941 by order of the commander of the fourth army, kluge, in the area of ​​the village of drozdy in podminsk with about 14

dantzik corridor, which hitler wanted to obtain to create a transport artery between germany and east prussia september 1 , 1939, german troops received orders to begin the invasion of poland. we must honestly admit that the result of the thirty-ninth year, exactly. the defeat of poland by nazi germany was an absolutely logical result of the own policies of the polish elite, the polish gentry, polish ruling class, whatever you want to call it. this is indeed a direct consequence of poland’s policy of flirting with its historical enemy, which is called germany. the polish army was crushed by the wehrmacht within a few weeks. already on september 6, the germans took the country's second largest city, krakow. on september 16, the polish government turned to the romanians with a request to let him cross the border, and on september 17, it finally left the dying country. after this, the red army crossed the border of poland to take control of those regions of western ukraine and western belarus, which, in accordance with the soviet-german treaty of the thirty- ninth year, were included in the zone

gives a legal assessment of the crimes of the nazis against soviet citizens held in the camps of east prussia

and then eventually, of course, they would reach east prussia and berlin. and that was what stalin actually ordered. you might have seen that robert duvall movie. you might have heard the oh, stalin collapsed in a drunken stupor and was panicked and bloody blah, blah, blah. no, i mean, stalin was at all of the meetings and what he was ordering was attack. that was a soviet war plan. it was attack, it was attack, it was counterattack. it was counter. it didn't go well. okay. to put it mildly, the germans were just better at this stuff than the soviets were, and because they struck first, because stalin had foolishly put all of his new armor and particularly all those war planes he had put a lot of them in those bases right next to the frontier. the vast bulk of the soviet air force was wiped out within hours along with as the germans pushed along, they pushed into the baltic, they pushed along here, they pushed into ukraine along with. and people forget this part too. a huge chunk of soviet war industry and industrial production capacity. the baltic alone, t

danzeck corridor, which hitler wanted to obtain to create a transport artery between germany and east prussia, the polish ruling class, call it whatever you want, this is really a direct consequence of poland’s policy of flirting with its historical enemy, which is called germany. the polish army was crushed by the wehrmacht within a few weeks. already on september 6, the germans took the country's second largest city, krakow. on september 16, the polish government turned to the romanians with a request to let him cross the border, and on september 17, it finally left the dying country. after this, the red army crossed the border of poland to take control of those areas of western ukraine and western belarus that, in accordance with the soviet-german treaty of 1939, were included in the zone of influence of the ussr. churchill was a great enemy of our country, let’s call a spade a spade, but he was a very reasonable and pragmatic politician, here is one of his statements related specifically to the events of september 17, 1939, i don’t know why the soviet troops ended up on these borders, but

okay, let us know how the day progresses. ellen, prussia and occupied east tourism. the still ahead on out to 0. we'll have continuing special coverage of the war on guys and to stay with the the jury here we're here. so let's go with your weather update for the middle east and africa. it is a quiet pitcher in the middle east. nice to see you by the way, this is how it looks on friday, but i want to put this several days out because we've got it cycle and starting to build up in the arabian sea. now by monday, this is looking to make land fall in that southeast corner of the young man looking particularly bad. so please check back with us for the latest on that. let's go back to the here. now the forecast on friday shows us another human day for us here in doha, but i think by saturday it will turn less he minutes. so it's something to look for to central asia, fairly quiet, but we've got some energy coming off the caspian sea showers in tehran, so, so cooler in baku and how's everybody on at 15 degrees that's below average for this sum of the gear. the rain has clea

wounds people with such a great prussia and a what teams and medical teams generally to keep providing the what specifically this person has been exhibited with the east, with the ongoing flu. joe ever use the cities to the goals or strip? now the mid killed health sector is really suffering from black hole. an issue of medical supplies. they have some different international uh, warnings and massachusetts international community. conducting these, with the ongoing clued and even asking to open human terry inquiry don't to afford a minute to, to afford to humanitarian and even medical help to the bill to the health system inside the district. now be just a couple of hours. the medical team's really working on the time in order to, to actuate, building evacuate adjectives right critically injured by these. but the ongoing will bottom into different areas and the gaza strip is on you and just and skin roof as well. they are talking about different kinds of attacks that took place in the inside the be scared, treat, and all the time they are trying to concentrate to the providing different different kinds of treatment despite the difficulties and restric

east. i said when he is in prison, and at the same time, i would have to say that at the beginning of his stay, prussia accepts relatively mildly against dessert as trying to put some moral pressure on them and intimidating them. now the system seems to a to read for cool, free, focusing on house punishments. now, do you know, the, the regime is going off to the families back in russia or, well, is this a game depends entirely, going over each area of the sold. yeah. well, i think is aren't, comes from it, because often it's not so much the legal persecution about draws of the social pressure in big cities like moscow and petersburg. the suppression is felt much less then in small towns behind that the roles is appealing because many russell, all absolutely convinced that the prospect is away justified for disease waste. securing the future of the freedom. and this, the 3rd serenity over their homeland prussia would talk. now, all the time, the both men sleep well, but there are plenty of men who liked to go to war simply because they wanted to make with the money there. and again, because they are con