soviet union erich ernst paul honecker, unknown for certain.astasia barkovskaya, andrey putra, vesti berlin, germany. anyone who is complaining about the heat in russia these days should watch the news from india. the heat there is crushing. for the second day in a row it updates the historical record. in the hot metropolitan metropolis of new delhi today, the temperature in the shade exceeded +52° celsius. a red alert has been declared. due to air conditioners, power grids cannot withstand loads and overheating. in a number of areas, electricity was provided only to a few hours at night. the situation is similar in neighboring pakistan. local residents are trying to cool down by powering fans from solar panels. any water, even not very much... a source of coolness for people and animals. the forecast is disappointing; extreme heat, 7-10° above normal, will continue in the coming days. at the same latitude, but on the other side of the globe in mexico, due to the heat of the drought, birds fall dead from the trees and monkeys die. there is almo

our archive contains several photographs indicating that the conquerors prepared gifts for erich vonn, commander of the eleventh army, in the form of part of the exhibits, an ancient exhibition, a shell box in which a relief depicting a griffin was packed, on another acreage, which once crowned one from the main temples of hersanes, in capital letters in german: written to the conqueror of crimea, erich vonmannstein, commander of the 11th german army. they dropped leaflets, and the leaflets had this poem, i remembered it from childhood for the rest of my life, dear ladies, don’t dig holes for us, our tanks will come and bury your dimples, antonina aleksandrovna deeva is 6 years old then, she remembers how with her mother and two brothers hid in a sewer hatch, they looked in, saw that we were sitting there... the residents were sitting, they were the same, they moved them away and said, russian schnel-schnel, that’s it, we went up the iron stairs, i remember well, yudy, they called it, yudy to the side, us to the other side, purely by external sign, the hair is fluttering, dark, and i

erich, wo bist du, erich, where are you going, we finished the task, it’s completed, we found the targete with us? our pilot, he was an instructor at marseille, comes up and says: let the commander of your language, i’ll fly, on a low-level flight along the riverbed, he went, and there was a bridge, there were anti-aircraft guns on the bridge, as he was standing under the bridge, he caught something there , crashed, but a hero, a real az, marcel, often about him i remembered, in nicolas, it’s not your postman who’s flying, it’s ours, your eagles, they’re afraid to fly at night, okay, run, otherwise i see nuts falling off along the way. i overslept again, oh my, but the fighters are up for repairs, they call us all sorts of things, dudes, don’t touch the fighters, this is our pride, i understand, a secret bag of special importance from the partisans. comrade colonel, the task is completed. i brought everything, i brought it to everyone, everything is fine, but how was the flight? - okay, in normal mode, first like this, then like this, and then, well, in general, everything is fine, vasil

our archive contains several photographs indicating that the conquerors prepared gifts for erich vonein, commander of the eleventh army, in the form of part of the exhibits of the ancient exhibition , a shell box in which. packed with a relief depicting a griffin, on another acroteria, which once crowned one of the main temples of hersanes, in large letters in german it is written withdrawn, to the conqueror of the crimea, erich von manstein, commander of the eleventh army, the germans were dropping leaflets, and the leaflets had this poem, so i’ve been on him since childhood... by outward appearance, his hair is fluttering, dark, and i have an older brother, he was also black, his hair was also curly, they threw him into that a bunch, where are the yudas, there weren’t many of them, there were three families, probably there, and he cried that mom, that’s it, mom rushed to the german, that it was my son, he grabbed him and moved it in our direction, not far from places where it’s more... some clothes for them, the germans detained us twice, i started crying, and my mother told the ge

ideologists in verma. in boxes already boarded up, on which there was a sign to the conqueror of ukraine, erichein, commander-in-chief of the eleventh army, the one who expected to take crimea on the move with a short blow in the fall of '41, but the heroic defense lasted 250 days, one hundred and three-year-old ivan ivanovich kurbakov, a participant in the defense, recalls that the germans were afraid of the sailors.

eliminate. army, which was commanded by one of the best military commanders of the wehrmacht, general erichven before the start of the war, hitler said that the most important task before the capture of moscow was the capture of crimea. and destruction russian naval bases on the black sea coast. they needed him. and in order to replenish the meager reserves of strategic raw materials, namely oil, and crimea, in fact, was an obstacle for them in the possession of caucasian oil, so capturing it would mean obtaining all communications and naturally moving caucasian oil further to the countries of the east. further to india, which would play into their hands to gain world domination, they needed to do this as quickly as possible, because strategic raw materials were needed here now, they did not they thought that sevastopol would delay them for 250 days, it was only the fifth month of the war and hitler’s command was too self-confident, and the ambitious lenstein wanted to capture sevastopol, destroy russian troops on the kerch peninsula in order to be able to cross to the caucasus, but he did

in the boxes, already boarded up, on which there was a sign to the conqueror of ukraine erich fonmansteinf of the eleventh army. to those who expected to take crimea right away with a short blow in the fall of '41, but the heroic defense lasted 250 days. one hundred and three-year-old ivan ivanovich kurbakov, a participant in the defense, recalls that the germans were afraid of sailors like fire. they installed speakers along the front line and addressed the soldiers: kill the commissars and black devils, black devils of samariki, understand? the battle for sevastopol was the final one during the crimean offensive operation, exactly a year before the victory, the peninsula was completely liberated. vitaly katchenko, ruslan yusupov, viktor vasin and sergey chivelo. first channel. sevastopol. ukrainian militants struck the belgorod region this morning. shibekin was attacked by drones. residents of the city and several villages nearby were left without electricity. meanwhile, the number of victims as a result of yesterday's shelling of the regional center has reached 29. two women are in ext

where the enemy did not expect this main blow, it was the same near sevastopol, because field marshal erichorty-two , he said, the only possible way to take sevastopol from the northern side, he himself in the second and third assault went precisely through the northern side, here is our the command took this point of view into account, on may 5, the forces of the second guards army from the north were on... participant of the legendary battle ivan ivanovich potuk, head of the reconnaissance battalion of the thirty -second guards taman rifle division, three-tier reinforced concrete fortifications, dozens of german pillboxes and bunkers, the location of minefields, information collected by his reconnaissance unit. helped to carefully plan the assault, the division was advancing along a front of 1200 m, the strength was 11,000, well, can you imagine the density, when we came up here to the top of the tower, most of the guys, their knees were damaged to the point of bleeding, it was so, so difficult to overcome this... . says from inside, i recorded this interview with the hero in the spring o

erich von manstein, even before the start of the war, hitler said that the most important task beforef moscow was the capture of crimea, the destruction of russian naval bases on the black sea coast, they needed it in order to replenish their meager supplies. strategic raw materials, namely oil, and crimea, in fact, was an obstacle for them in the possession of the oil-caucasus, so capturing it would mean receiving all communications and, naturally, moving towards caucasian oil further to the countries of the east, further to india, which would play into their hands to conquer the worlds , to capture sevastopol and destroy the russians , i am sure, and the ambitious einstein wanted troops on the kerch peninsula in order to be able to cross to the caucasus. but he received neither one nor the other. the order to hold crimea at any cost was also dictated by the nazis’ future plans for the peninsula. doctor of historical sciences. oleg ramanko has been researching the topic of germanization of crimea for more than 30 years; he has worked a lot in german archives, where he studied the ori

in our archive. several photographs indicating that the conquerors were preparing gifts for erich vonanstein, commander of the eleventh army, in the form of part of the exhibits of the ancient exhibition with an elegant box in which a relief depicting a griffin was packed, on the other an akraterium that once crowned one of the main temples of hersanes , written in large letters in german from... an external sign: the hair is beating, dark, and i have an older brother, he was also black , his hair was also curly, they threw him into that heap where the yudas are, there weren’t many of them , there were probably three families there, and he cried that mom, that’s it, mom rushed to the german, that it was my son, he grabbed him and moved it in our direction, not far from the place where ... alexandrovna’s family remembers how they were in a prisoner of war camp with their mother. antonina saved the soldiers. at the beginning of the war, for a short time, the jubilant conquerors of sevastopol agreed to hand over soviet soldiers to those who could prove their kinship. the prisoners threw

the german eleventh army, commanded by one of the best military leaders of the wehrmacht, general erichthe start of the war, hitler spoke. that the most important task before the capture of moscow is the capture of crimea, the destruction of russian naval bases on the black sea coast, they needed it in order to replenish the meager reserves of strategic raw materials, namely oil, and crimea, in fact, was an obstacle. and destroy russian troops on the kerch peninsula in order to be able to cross to the caucasus, but he received neither one nor the other. order, at any cost to hold crimea was also dictated by the nazis’ future plans for the peninsula. doctor of historical sciences, oleg ramanko, has been researching the topic of germanization of crimea for more than 30 years. he worked a lot in german. archives, where he studied the originals of the most important documents. first, in july of the forty -first year, here is the famous meeting of hitler, where he said that crimea should be cleared of all non-germans. then in december 1941 rosenberg met with hitler, where hitler again repeat

sd captain erich körner was appointed battalion commander.erts smo was appointed his deputy. one of the servicemen of these units, the second in particular, he shows that smovsky called us a bolshevik gang, that is, well, as far as he was concerned, he was not entirely trustworthy. in december 1942, the unit was sent to belarus to perform security duties. various objects of the occupation administration of the fight against partisans, which implied punitive functions. during the war, the destruction of villages was done by... the occupying forces, this was their daily, let's say, in quotes, work. the most famous action was 118 battle, shot put, vasily meleshka was also with him. at this time, near the site of the partisan ambush there were residents of the village of kozyri, whom the occupation authorities sent to cut down the forest. it was necessary to clear 50 m of forest belt next to the road in order to the partisans were unable to get close to the highway. the kuzarevo lumberjacks became the first victims of the khatyn tragedy. they lai

drawing, how to call it, from the time of the first world war, dear friends, the first world war, 1915, erichk drew, this drawing was also signed... a russian easter rabbit, and this easter rabbit, russian, it’s not, it’s not eggs, painted, not easter eggs, not easter eggs, it’s bombs, that is, even then the world understood what russia was, maybe not all, not the majority, and only, only now, maybe listen, it has been a long time since the majority of people have understood what russia is has passed, and that russian easter bunny is also dropping bombs and pelting ukraine with these bombs. dear friends, we will now move to the kherson region, in the meantime i want to tell you, to remind you that the holiday season is a time to share, and when not to share now, and when not to share with anyone, as with our military, and yesterday you have shown simply incredible results. yesterday you shared 100 thousand, that's all. our viewers donated to our new collection, it is huge, it is scary, of course, but we already have uah 112,767 of the 4 million that we need, for one day 100, real pictures fro

ideologists, the boxes were already boarded up, on which there was a sign to the conqueror of ukraine, erich vonmannstein, commander-in-chief of the eleventh army. to those who expected to take crimea on the move with a short blow in the fall of '41, but the heroic defense lasted 250 days. one hundred and three-year-old ivan ivanovich kurbakov, a participant in the defense, recalls that the germans were afraid of sailors. i was included in this list, do not recommend, they did not recommend me, you are letting me down big time, why today at my advanced age leonid konevsky is ready for work, he got caught on a tile and fell, i can’t get up yet, he told me, i have a performance in 3 days, and i say that we can handle it, and what is the actor like in the circle of those closest to you, your man lifts dumbbells every morning , there is clearly enough strength. hello, please take a seat, this is a chair, yes, we have a fireplace in the background, this is a cinema device, let’s see, this is the so-called backstage, that is, what is usually hidden from the viewer’s eyes, preparation is in the fra

against france, and so there was a unique case, like... just this idea was proposed at one time by erichutral countries, a way out and just an approach in france, basically there, of course, schlifan’s plan lay down, this is the principle of a closing door, the more active the french are, the more of them are surrounded, so this maneuver was so effective, and the german forces did not exceed france, they reached paris, and the dunkerque miracle took place there, it was also an agreement, i say, capitalists will always agree, there was an agreement there. that’s why the bunker miracle happened, everyone was able to go there to cross, part of the french troops, the main part of the british troops returned to britain, so if it were approximately the same situation, that when the germans reached paris, they suddenly stopped, turned around, went back to return to the maginot line, because it remained there and there just like all these latarings, alsaces and starting to fight, breaking through the majenu line, about the same situation arose in the russian federation, when they suddenly withdr

erich has been there many times.mpassable forests. among the lakes of rossipivaldai , the entire elite of the st. petersburg nobility rested in the summer. but still, historians are sure that there is nothing mystical in this. since ancient times, valdai has been a transport route. three great rivers originate from here: the western dvina and the dnieper. of course, the brilliant and sought-after architect could not tear himself away from society and also spent the summer seasons here. so, a slight deviation from the original the route with a stop in lykkoshino was not in vain. with new, additional knowledge, it will be even more interesting for us to unravel the mystery of the old estate. and again the local historian will help us. we agreed to meet with denis sokolov. still in moscow, right now with the local historian, denis sokolov, we are going to the conclusion or to the conclusion, by the way, here is the first question, which is correct, well, we met with you on a good day, between leningrad and moscow, yeah,

the winner, erich von manstein, was promoted by hitler to the rank of general field marshal when the of sevastopol gave up their weapons in may 1944, 126 soldiers of the red army were awarded the title of hero of the soviet union. how much symbolism is there in this? the symbolism also lies in the fact that soviet troops liberated sevastopol on may 9, 1944, and exactly a year later nazi germany fell. it is important to remind and note that these days, it is here we are celebrating may of forty-four, celebrating our eightieth anniversary. historical story, thank you very much, we must say here, first of all, that crimea is for... our country for russia is not only strategic, economic, cultural, but also rational, spiritual in nature, because crimea was originally connected with ancient russia , we remember khersanez, it was vladimir the red sun who accepted christianity there, kerch, and this is ancient taman, this is the kerch peninsula, this is the dark tarakkan principality, but when russia came there, this is very important to emphasize; we saved crimea from centuries-old slavery.

the winner, erich von manstein, was promoted by hitler to the rank of field marshal.eration of crimea, then poisonous gas was used underground, where there were civilians, including women, old children, the nazis released poisonous gas, a terrible battle was fought, but our fighters held out until the last, unfortunately, arrival of the red army, which took place on may 8 , 1944 at adzhimushkai. in general , children fought along with adults in the great patriotic war, the hero of crimea is a pioneer, volodya dubinin was only 13 years old when the war began, his name is generally familiar to everyone, as i understand it, from birth, but it’s true for our generation, we need the children not to forget, so volodya dubinin is 13 years old with... january 4 in 1942 he died because he again decided to help adults, decided to contribute to the victory, helped clear mines and was blown up by a mine. alexey alekseevich, why crimea has always been for them, it will be a painful point, although crimea is ours, but it hurts them. crimea is a sacred territory for russia, because