hello, i am pavel, pavel andreevich fitin. hello. are you also a fitin? nice to meet you. and you and i, then. are relatives, apparently, but it is not clear what kind, there were so many fittings here , we had a lot of fittings, my great-grandfather vasily had 18 of them, and how many tafetins are left now, so now, probably, i am the only one left, ekaterina alexandrovna remembers the civil war mainly from her mother's stories, but even the fitin family history preserves echoes of that terrible time, when brother went against brother, in one ... and i, probably, the father, and all of us in the family, always try to count ourselves, not relying on someone's help, this is probably the main thing, by the age of 30 pavel fitin graduated from the engineering faculty of the temeriazev academy, joined the party and served in the army, after university fidin was going to become a designer of agricultural machinery. suddenly, after graduating from the institute, invitations or appointments were not very asked there agricultural publishing house to head this technical or industria

top secret, from the report of the head of the first department of the nkvd of the ussr fitin, to the secretary of the central committee of the supreme soviet of the communist party of the soviet union shcherbakov, about the atrocities of the germans in the occupied soviet territory, received from the nkvd of the bssr, august 12, 1941. destroyed food, the germans burned the village. the germans burned the village of pankratovishche because they found the body of a murdered german in it soldier. such reports from the head of the ussr foreign intelligence pavel fitin to the country's top leadership about the facts of the fascist atrocities on the territory of the bssr were received almost daily from the first days of the war. but one thing shocked the world. the prosecutor general's office of the republic of belarus. pripyat swamps. in january 1942, the headquarters of the fourth shock army of the kalinin front came into possession of an archive captured from the germans during the toropets-kholm and velezh offensive operations. military translators hastily processed intelligence and op

in a note by pavel fitin, head of foreign intelligence of the ussr.about the atrocities of the germans in the occupied territory. august 17. 1941. original. not far from minsk there is a prisoner of war camp. in this camp, the prisoners are not allowed to eat for several days. after which they bring barley, scatter it on the ground and force the prisoners collect it to eat. there are cases when the germans bring crackers, throw them on the ground. when prisoners rush to pick up crackers, german soldiers beat them with sticks. just one example, basyukovshchina, a fairly high, large area, a railroad runs nearby, and the main street there ran there. cold somewhere late november, early december, i remember, it passed. people are sitting on the ground, no tents, nothing, mostly our prisoners of war, but they were raised, taken to several places to work, prisoners of war are literally guarded by machine gunners, dogs, but the guard of the prisoners of war was strengthened, we had black chenilles here in the ukrainian police. white armband they wore our whit