these commissions also became part of criminal cases against nazi collaborators from the eleventh security police ssthe unit’s location in babruisk. they continued their service, and during the liberation operation bagration, knowing that they would have to respond, fled from the ss. the accused spoke about this during interrogation, describing how they got rid of the nazi uniform and how they went to serve in the red army. they understood very well that. the crime against the civilian population in the death camps in the ozarichi region was called the most terrible and cruel crime by the international tribunal in nuremberg during the second world war, the wehrmacht who spoke there sat in the dock in gomel, but since in april 1947 the supreme council of the ussr abolished the death penalty, criminals from the wehrmacht received 25 years, many were released under an amnesty. union. kashnikov was found in the irkutsk region, he worked at the fraternal tets. dadonov lived in michurinsk, worked as an electric welder at the lenin plant. each of them had families after the war, children were born, those w

commissions also became part of criminal cases against nazi collaborators from the eleventh. security police battalion of the sse unit’s location in babruisk. they continued their service, and during the liberation operation bagration, knowing that will have to answer, they fled from the ss. the accused spoke about this during interrogation, describing how they got rid of the nazi uniform and how they went to serve in the red army. they understood very well what they were saying, to whom they were saying and what they were getting for it, and what awaited them for it. therefore, if they have already started. execution, criminals from the wehrmacht received 25 years each. the supreme council of the ussr abolished the death sentence, many were released under an amnesty without suffering serious punishment, they hid behind the fact that this was, well, somewhere even for some kind of benefit for the people, perhaps they were driven away so that... they wouldn’t end up on the battlefield. the azari camps are now an integral part of genocide, namely the genocide of the belarusian people. soviet employees from the ss