he fought during the first or second day in the area of ​​the forty -fourth rifle regiment in barracksexactly the central island, a defensive barracks along mukhovets. and many remembered that he was ahead. and they saw their commander nearby. the zubachev family was in the basements of the citadel, where hundreds of other wives and children of military personnel tried to escape with them. with the beginning of the war , it was the dungeons of the fortress that became the place where hospitals were set up. serf barracks were very powerful, for example, the thickness of the wall in the defensive barracks of the citadel reached up to 2 m. the internal wall was up to one and a half meters, that is , they understood that such buildings could withstand bombing, but residential houses were ordinary. soviet, one- and two-story ones, of course, would be destroyed when shells hit, so they tried to take cover. today it is difficult to restore the chronology of exact numbers, data and dates; everything is only conjectural, based on the memories of the defenders themselves. most likely, on june 23

by success, they generally talked about what the soldiers said, the generals said that by christmas forty

year, the allies would have met completely different resistance in france, than in forty-four.cs, in our country, when they remember lendlizi, they often talk about tanks, airplanes, this is all important, but in addition to tanks and airplanes there were machine tools, there were steam locomotives, there was aviation aluminum, there were explosives, here is a military historian, a very famous military historian alexey valerievich isaev, he showed that the cost of the money, yes, relatively few components for explosives supplied by lindlease, allowed the soviet union to produce high-power shells, because soviet similar factories that produced these chemicals, were lost during the german offensive, back in 1941, there was actually nowhere to take them from, if not for this, then large calibers of soviet artillery would have been left simply without ammunition. if we talk about food, then according to modern historians, so much food was supplied that 10 million people could be fed for 2 years, only with the food that was supplied to half-english, this is not only the famous stew,

course, and joy that they saved russia for us, here for them, in the night moscow sky again, as in the fortyt, the rays of searchlights, so 83 years ago they created a light field to detect enemy planes. it is the duty of each of us to remember, be proud and be grateful for the feat of our loved ones, as there is a well-known phrase that there is no family in russia where its hero is not remembered, because this applies to every family, every person in our country. in the victory museum, as throughout the country, a memorial candle event was held, 1418 saints, according to the number of days of the great patriotic war, were lit by honored guests, volunteers and veterans. there are few of our brother, our warriors left, life goes on like this, i took part in the patriotic war from the year forty-three, from candles they recreated the famous poster of the great national hero salute to the motherland, with the image of a woman who defended moscow, but in the middle of the candles they put a giant inscription: russia remembers, and russia really remembers, remembers rzhev, the memory of the vict

this is me in the forty-first, twenty-first division of the people's militia, my son is now a lieutenanthe died 12 years ago while arresting armed robbers, condolences to svyatoslav petrovich. and this wife, evgenia, died 2 years after the death of seryozha, and suffered, and since then you so you live alone? yes, i abandoned the institute, i am a candidate of historical sciences, i transferred to the archives of the ministry of internal affairs, one might say, to the police, in serious footsteps. yegor matveevich, please sit down. maybe a little bit? no, not now. svyatoslav petrovich, what if we assume that burdasov survived? as a historian, i will say that it is possible. a certificate is a certificate, but they might not have shot him at all, they didn’t have time. or they buried half the dead, and he got out. he changed his guise and became a pilot. this is the twice hero of the soviet union. absurd. let's compare the facts. burdasov disappeared in june 1941. and in august of the same year, a certain kretov entered the baltic flight school. and then he fights honestly, without sparin

there is only data from an earlier period confirming accurate lists of numbers at the beginning of forty -one . how many families lived in the rampart is not known, there is only a date, well, the number of the year thirty-nine. over the course of several years, the number of residents could change, because children were born in families, old people died, and with the beginning of the great patriotic war, men went to front. therefore, it is impossible to say how many people lived in ala, but it is known for sure that during the occupation the village became a salvation for thousands of people. it was located deep in the forest, it was extremely difficult to get here, except for swamps and a river. each house housed 50-60 old people, women and children, and all outbuildings were occupied by people. in january 1944, there were about 2.0 people in ala. by this time, many settlements in the south of belarus were already living a peaceful life, but here the front stopped. swampy the forest area became a serious obstacle for the army of the third reich. gives the order to build a powerful line

year, in the forty -second year his father dies, and this was also a big blow for him, from which heuation to moscow with parents he returns already in the mid-forties at this moment he decides to become an artist and he takes lessons in particular from an artist with such a double surname ivashov musat, here by the way he is a relative of borisov musatov or is it just a coincidence ivashov musatov is also a terribly interesting person because he was the person whose in 1947 , daniil andreev was arrested in connection with the case and he was sent to prison. the same sharashka where solzhenitsyn was, and solzhenitsyn wrote him in a novel in the first circle, and then referred to his testimony in the archipelago as a result, our hero did not enter the gulage, he did not enter. he did not enter surikovsky, but he prepared for this for almost 4 years in the studio privts sps, which he directed, one of the leaders of which was ivashov musatov, along with konstantin, of course, this period was student, he was the only essence of artistic education, point of view, it is enough to become an

it must be said that the 5808th regiment was renamed the forty-sixth guards bomber aviation regiment,bombers, existed until 1943, and then, for merit, for military merit, it was renamed the 46th guards. goals, here he is in front of you, he is now in winter lineup, but he is on skis, this is a biplane, the name of the regiment is officially the 588th regiment. night flight bombers, night flight bomber regiment, the unofficial title of the dunkin regiment, because it was commanded by such a bershad, her name was evdak davidna, she had quite a decent flying experience, 10 years before the war she flew in flying clubs, she was an instructor, she became the commander of this very regiment, hence the name dunkin regiment, i flew on it, i flew on it on this airplane, probably already about that... i once told you that an amazing plane, simply amazing, stayed in the air, no matter what, there were many cases when, completely rotten through and through, it still reached the house. there is one peculiarity here, here in front of you is this plane, made of metal parts and iron parts, an engine,

well, it’s a joy that they saved russia for us, for them, in the night moscow sky, again, as in the forty-firstys of searchlights, so 83 years ago they created a light field to detect enemy aircraft, a museum of victory, as throughout country, there was a memorial candle campaign, 1418 candles, according to the number... life goes on like this, i participated in the patriotic war of forty-three, from svecheev they created a famous poster of the great patriotic heroes salute to the motherland with the image of a woman who defended moscow, flared in the night and a giant inscription russia remembers, and russia really... remembers, remembers rzhev, the memory of the victims was honored at the foot of the memorial to the soviet soldier, melitopol remembers, the t-70 tank, during the liberation of the city from the nazis, it was the seventieth who was the first to break through the german defense, irkutsk remembers: 10 thousand candles were required for the il-4 bomber to spread its wings again, in during the war they were collected in irkutsk. they remember vladivostok and dagestan, kazan and st.

thing, it’s all a tribute to fashion, on this they disagreed, but at the very beginning, and in the forties replaced his father at some point, because he was completely lost when he arrived in moscow, and his occupation of painting, and he writes in his autobiography that he began to engage in painting in the thirty-fifth year, respectively... the year he was accepted into the brain without education, nevertheless, without education, it was necessary to prove , yes, in fact he is in '47 year he entered the institute, but was not accepted, was not accepted precisely because his teachers were arrested, but he passed all the exams, so we are showing these works at our exhibition, which in general is quite worthy of an applicant to the sulkovo institute, but nevertheless, so after some time, having already gone through the lessons of the passion for impressionism, post-impressionism, i learned the lessons. and weisberg, willy-nilly, joins the so-called other art or unofficial art, of course this has never been officially stated, but nevertheless he is with them with this circle of these artists

during the offensive operations of the finnish army in 1941, at the beginning of forty-two , about 64,000r were captured by the finns, of whom a third died in captivity. here is a prisoner in the election camp. judging by the photographs they wore this uniform, this is not a soviet uniform, in my opinion it is some kind of czechoslovakian one, and altered 10 once, and to identify that she is a prisoner, a white stripe is sewn on like this. soviet troops stopped outside vyborg, the main task was victory over nazi germany, our units began to be transferred to other directions. the same applies to finland, in august 1944 there was a change in the finnish leadership of rista ryti, which he signed with rebentrop. the last hours of the war, because it was here, in this very place, that the soviet-finnish war of 41-4 ended, it ended with the fact that, well, on you can even see in photographs, this place is clearly recognizable by the bear mountain that is behind, it was here that in september of 1944 the parliamentarians met, two officers from the finnish side and two officers from the soviet s

about the soviet-finnish war of thirty-nine and forty years.kade of leningrad from the north, and planes flew from finland to bomb leningrad, about the bloody battles on the karelian isthmus. in the summer of 1944, during soviet times , it was not customary to remember. finnish soldiers were not tried at the nuremberg trials. by agreement, finland left the war. well, then between our countries. there were very good relations, our leonid brezhnev was even friends with urha kaliva kekanin, the president of finland. and the clock on the main tower of vyborg was controlled by lieutenant dmitry parkhomenko, about which he left a sweeping inscription; he started it on may 9 , 1945, when the great patriotic war ended.

then, in the late forties, the theater entered the top five in the ussr, and today it is one of the bestrope, and not only thanks to it. about his productions, outstanding performers and directors. the architecture of the building by the brilliant langbard also remains unique; it was recreated in early 2000 during a large-scale reconstruction, and today the theater looks the way the architect wanted it to be. anyone who doesn’t know what smolovka is doesn’t know anything about minsk, i recommend starting to get acquainted with it from here, in kiseleva 23, everything here is as it once was in the first post-war years. the famous osmalovka. in fact, this was the first experience in organizing the urban environment in minsk in the early post-war years. it is named after him. attic windows, and also balconies with columns. the rounded houses give a special charm . they planned to build 44 of these houses, but only 40 were built. due to the expanded space, they managed to plant more trees, they formed a special environment. the atmosphere, as the residents recalled, was always family, everyo

started the phonograph. military correspondents tried to use the rare calm at the front in the summer of forty-threevisit the regiments, divisions, talk about the exploits and victories of the fighters, this time they had to interview pilots whose names are known throughout the country, among them, for example, evdakia bershanskaya, and also take a photo for the newspaper, but organize it. turned out to be not an easy task, among them galina dakutovich and polina gelman. brave pilots of the 46th guards women's night bomber regiment, who have already traveled the roads of war, who have been in combat battles with awards on their chests. in august 1940, among the bustling passengers of the carriage train, which was about to depart from the platform of the gomel station to moscow, two clearly stood out. and the sky, we will continue to study at the flying club, only in the capital. polina, just imagine what an interesting life lies ahead. then at the station they could not imagine that the meeting with their native land would not happen soon and under tragic circumstances. and my personal one is alread

now, i think we're in forty fourth, there are these 10 stalinist blows ahead, yes, probably somewhered today there are russian troops stationed near kharkov, i’m sure that in the future we will still be able to defend our history, because history is always written by the winner, and i didn’t want to would be among the losers. it is not the army that wins the victory, it is the people, and this is the main thing, i don’t quite agree with everything that the ideologies said, we are definitely moving forward there is, and we moved towards a new story, covering all of these in more detail and globally. questions, and now not only ideology, yes, at a certain time in the soviet period we thought that the system would work and the mechanism would not fail, it passed, so we must understand, we also talked about the internet, they will always try to find vulnerable places, therefore work, everything related to the ideological component is the basis and the head of state emphasized: first - the economy, strong government, armed forces and a unified society, which just understands that... so tha

chopped wood there and so on further, such a service worker, and says, once it was already around april forty-twoen he was going to work, he was stopped by a german officer who got out of the car and said: "you will come with me that they have arrived." or to the fortress, he said, there’s a russian sitting there who won’t give up, go persuade him, or we ’ll shoot you, this famous story happened, yes, when he said that you’re crying, that i want to see your powerlessness, and the german officer said it was real hero, everyone knows this, it’s written well in the story, but what next, sergei sergeevich smirnov, in the course of his research work, according to the characteristic features of this jew, yes, that he was a stapler in a restaurant, by the way, the building... there was a restaurant, has been preserved in brest to this day on komsomolskaya street, he determined that it was the monstavsky hall, that is, you see, durasov did not know the surname, it had already acquired its existence, specifics, and already during the research work of writing a book on the bresse fortress, but even this li

the letter was signed, the order was received in september forty-one in engels on the basis of the localyakov 2.2 dive bombers, and finally 588 night bomber regiment, it was called nb after... may 1942, the 588th regiment, the history of this regiment, the combat history, began, that is, in the forty -second year in the city of morozovsk, this is, now i’ll tell you, this is the rossov region, ended on may 9, the forty-fifth year in ... near stalingrad, 890 days of combat activity, the volga, the north caucasus, kuban, orsha, smolensk, vitebsk, the baltic states and finally, may 9, 1945 in east prussia. the 587th regiment completed its work, this regiment was personally commanded by marina raskova, one caveat must be made here: unlike the women who worked on the dive bombers and who worked on light aircraft, well, light aviation, night bomber formations, fighter pilots, i must say honestly, were not trusted, well, for many different reasons. firstly, overload, secondly, the psychophysics is not the same, i must say that this certainly had an effect, well, for example, i can say that the r

the grodno-bridges railway near... on the forty-fourth a special message was sent to the commander of konstantin rokosovsky. the main line of german defense runs along the dnieper buk canal and further along the pina river. the german command expects the red army to attack pinsk from the west. from the end of april 1944, the 146th construction battalion and an unidentified aircraft building unit began construction. fortifications northwest of pinsk, a line of wire fences was built, from which at a distance of 50-80 m trenches pass. 10 meters behind the trenches there are bunkers located in a checkerboard pattern, every 150-200 m. in march of forty-four, 4 months before the liberation of brest, special group soldiers were able to penetrate the safes of the brest police and obtain secret documents with accurate data on those mined. of only three people, it operated on the territory of several regions of the brest iskra under the command of khakhlov, it consisted of the region, sent to the center the developed data on the deployment of wehrmacht units and formations. region there is one

by the forty -seventh year it was restored and...

june 28 of the forty-fourth army second belarusian front under the command

, forty-seven , in my opinion, yes, in forty-seven he comes to transport aviation, which is in the airborneair force, in 50... the fifth year, in fact, he is the founder of this uniform structure, which today is the vta, this is marshal skribko, who in the fifty-fifth year justified the introduction, the creation of a separate branch of aviation, like military transport aviation, it moves from the airborne forces and becomes a separate branch of aviation, like the airborne forces, this is the fifty-fifth year, here we are passing by, here is a stand on the left, these are the commanders of the legendary regiment. developments of the antonov design bureau, as some comrades or whatever they call it, now they say, a ukrainian development, nothing like that, antonov, oleg konstantinovich from novosibirsk, well, the soviet design bureau had all the planes in italy practically exploited, but in the future the regiment was reduced as fleet, was reduced to a squadron, and subsequently the squadron was added to another regiment, and in a word, now we are finishing this aircraft this year . well, i c

this cheese was produced in the same way in the forties and fifties, only it was a manual process.anufacturing process is traditional and well-known. the product had its own secret, with a special recipe, which is still stored in secret, i won’t reveal the secret for sure, the first years, of course, there were only baths, where everything was cut with lyres by hand, it was completely manual labor, the clot was merged, which was formed by people who did everything by hand, now the process is almost potatized, filming is put into operation bread factory number one in the city of grodno. dairy, production of sugar, starch, canned vegetables and meat - everything is extremely important. it was necessary to control the situation and prevent famine. you could only rely on your own strength. but there are others on the agenda, it would seem that these are not entirely relevant questions. watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. we talk about the most fascinating things from the world of science. people began to make the first weather forecasts back in ancient times, with the help of what mode

party to come back— and fortis for the reform party to come back into the fold.— and fortis for theank you both so much for— come back into the fold. thank you both so much for that. _ now the story of a former child alcoholic who's turning her life around. chloe ward started drinking at the age of 11, often before going to school and later found herself living in her car. now sober, chloe lives and works at the emmaus centre in norfolk which provides a home and support for those experiencing homelessness. 0ur reporter charlie jones has her story. chloe ward had herfirst drink at the age of 11. alcohol dominated her life for the next decade. and that kind of escape. i did use it for day—to—day living. it was a survival technique, really. so what do you think has been the lowest point for you? when i started working at the pub at about 18, that was definitely where it took off. the rock—bottom. but it got really bad when i was about 15. it started getting worse then. and then, yes, i was going into school every day and i lost out on so much. there is so much missed time. chloe lived

on june 22, forty- first lieutenant.ov was the boss ninth border guard of the seventeenth red banner border detachment. the outpost was located on the central island of the fortress. families of border guards also lived here. in the first hours of the war, the outpost building was heavily destroyed. many military personnel and their families died. there is a recollection of one of the border guards, in which he writes that when there was a lull, the groans of wounded soldiers, the screams of children and the barking of dogs of the ninth outpost were heard. it was dark in the fortress, it was covered with heavy thick smoke, and this was the first half hour of the war. almost from the border guard building there was nothing left, so the border guards , led by their commander, moved to the basements of the 333rd infantry regiment. the distance is only a few meters, but in the hot june of forty -one it was overcome. they were transferred here from the destroyed hospital, and the wives and children of military personnel were

sholokhov began writing a novel back in forty -two, with the scene of the bombing of the crossing, theisode of the film of the same name by sergei bondarchuk begins. the hard truth about those summer months, the defense of the don crossing under the onslaught of the wehrmacht, freedom. collected during the expedition over several years, every year searchers from all over the country come here to participate in the act of remembrance, weapons, photographs, documents, the central part of the exhibition, a painting about the events of july 12. those who died at the crossing were buried in a hurry, in ravines and trenches. search engines are now finding the remains of red army soldiers, sometimes personal belongings and documents. the fighters who managed to return the mind were considered missing. several dozen dead were found. this year. svyatoslav gurdin, maxim smagin, pavel velkovsky and alexander novikov, ntv television company, rostov region. sergei lavrov arrived in the republic of congo as part of his african tour. immediately after arrival , the head of the russian diplomatic offi

already on the first day of the offensive operation bagration , the formation of the sixth guards and forty-thirdhe first. russian front broke through the nazi defenses north of vitebsk advanced 12-16 km. on the night of june 24 , they reached the western dvina, crossed it and captured several bridgeheads on the left bank of the river. the offensive of the troops of the first baltic front turned out to be a complete surprise for the german command. june 25 troops of the 43rd army of the first pre-paltic front. and the thirty-ninth army of the third belarusian front encircled five infantry divisions of the enemy’s third tank army, numbering about 35,000 people, near vitebsk. the nazis desperately resisted they tried to break out of the shrinking ring and go to the southwest, but nothing worked, and then the fastas decided to make a breakthrough, hiding behind the local population, old people, women and children. they hoped that soviet soldiers would not shoot their own. and so it was. having let civilians pass through the battle formations, the soviet wars fought the enemy in hand-to-hand combat a

the forty-eighth army under the command of general romanenko, which was part of the first belarusian front, liberated zhlobin from soviet, pero. june 26, 1944, troops of the first belarusian front after... all my work activity is connected with the pervomaisky district. after graduating from the institute, i was assigned to the local doctor of the nineteenth clinic. then i worked as the head of the department, as the director of the nineteenth polyclinic and became the head of the nineteenth central district clinic of the city of minsk. our medical institution is changing before our eyes, new technologies and diagnostics are being introduced. closer to another region of russia. during the anniversary celebrations at the national library , a cooperation agreement was signed with the administration of the teski district of the russian city of kirov. the international trade union youth forum temp started in minsk. this year it brought together participants from 11 countries; young people from the cis countries, asia, the middle east and two international trade union associations came to

for this, americans are afraid that the forty-fifth president will reveal and distort everything that has been acquired by american intelligence. valentin bogdanov about what trump is capable of declassifying. they are greeted with jubilation. donald trump, who returns to his estate in florida after the verdict in new york, comes to maralaga as a hero. above the crowd are inverted stars and stripes flags, according to trump supporters, a symbol of the trouble that america has found itself in, a symbol of their common resistance to the system that opened pandora's box, trying to put the former american president behind bars, open it, open it to the end - trump threatened in his first television interview after the jury's decision. if you were president, would you declassify documents on the september 11 attacks? yes, would you declassify documents on the kennedy case? yes, i have already done this, would you declassify the documents in the ebstein case? yes, yes, i would do that. the case of investment banker jeffrey epstein, who created an entire industry of depravity, involving minor

, forty-two , trains with black soil left the territory of the russian federation and ukraine, in thetake you away, people ukrainian will give back..." but the fact that ukraine is our ukraine, the richest country, it is now simply being stolen, but this is the worst, the worst thing that can happen, because to restore, of course, to help, to support, then we all slavs will have to, because we are a single people, and we never abandon our own, i am sure that sooner or later ukraine will realize and return to our slavic brotherhood, because we have a single history, common roots and we will do, we will accept. , certainly.

the day before. in the fortress there were separate units of the sixth and forty-second rifle divisions fourth army of the western special military district. as for the garrison of the fortress, by the beginning of the great patriotic war it numbered about 9.00 people. we must not forget that in june '41 the fortress was an ordinary military town, so command and personal about 300 military families need to be added to the roster. on the last peaceful evening, military personnel in the fortress. we watched movies, several film installations worked at once in army clubs in the open air, sheets were pulled over the walls of the barracks , popular films were shown at that time: funny guys on the border of jul bars, curfew was late, on the other side of the mug in poland, there was a roar every day, something about the noise of engines, that night it was extremely quiet, which everyone also noticed, that this was very unusual, that there was no noise from cars, these engines... it was, well, that is, the equipment was already assembled, everything was already ready on the other side of the b

dulak-191 and execution in august forty-two in a sandy lag, more than 450 women, old people and children, patients in the hospital. they learned about the mass execution of civilians only thanks to one surviving townswoman. when a mass grave of civilians , including prisoners of war, is found in the center of voronezh, this is precisely an indicator that people who were subjected to physical torture and destruction were completely destroyed without witnesses. experts from the don search association requested an archival german aerial photo. shooting voronezh forty from the second to forty-third years, on which not only burial pits are visible, but also a fence built around the barracks of the industrial zone. it is possible that one of the german concentration camps was located on this site. the battles in zavoronesh lasted 212 days and nights, the city liberated on january 25, 1943 was in ruins, and mass graves at the devitsky exit were hidden under snow and ice. on january 25, special groups of the voronezh nkvd department were unable to interview a single one. you'll be surprised for

the ministry of defense, last year this figure increased to 33, plans for this year are more than forty, re-equipment and deep modernization are underway, but this is not enough. today we will discuss the tasks of retrofitting ships with additional firepower, including manual and automatic machine-gun modules, and crews of unmanned aerial vehicles. similar systems with... taking into account real combat experience are already offered by our enterprises, and not only by large corporations, but also by small ones private developers and manufacturers. it is also important to develop the fleet’s reconnaissance aviation and increase the strength of electronic reconnaissance and warfare equipment. it is necessary to assess the state of the needs of naval aviation and coastal missile and artillery troops. putin notes. construction is a complex high-tech industry, plans need to be made for decades to come, design must go digital, devices and weapons systems must be developed in advance, then the design deadlines. reduce, decrease and the cost of building ships, in addition, the direct executors

in forty-seven, according to -my year is coming, yes, forty-seven years old.rborne forces as part of the air force. and in 1955, in fact, he was the founder of this uniform structure, which today is the bta, this is marshal skribko, who in 1955 justified the introduction and creation of a separate branch of aviation, like military transport aviation; it is transferred from the airborne forces and becomes a separate branch of aviation, like the vta. this is the fifty-fifth year, here we are passing by, here on the left is a stand, these are the commanders of the legendary regiment, the eighth regiment, which operated the an-22 aircraft, these are the people who mastered the aircraft, on it, uh, performed tasks, the only new turboprop in the world, essentially a strategic military transport aircraft, which means an aircraft developed by the antonov design bureau, like some comrades or whatever they say now that they are calling it a ukrainian development, nothing of the kind, screaming at aviation and creating this means of the supreme high command. the a-22 was

her very often, then, well , in the theater it goes into the theater of satire, here in the late forties, a wedding with a devotee, it is so... . it’s popular that in fifty -three, it seems, it was filmed, the play itself was staged by boris rovenskikh, and the film adaptation was made by tatyana lukashevich, there is a young vera vasilyeva, there are wonderful songs and a small role of such a klutz collective farmer, she sings a little, she sings chistushki, this is peltser, in the performances, they were all so magnificent, back in 1951 we awarded the stalin prize of the third degree to the entire cast. well, when this film adaptation came out, or rather, it was a film performance, but it looks more like a film than a performance, of course, then, yes, the career really began, immediately after that peltser played in the film soldier ivan brovkin , well, actually, the role that made her famous, the role of the mother of soldier ivan brovkin, such a klutz, incompetent, for whom everything seems to go wrong until he joins the army, basically a director. if only there was a guy aisle, he

they were looking for her for 35 years, the operational search case was opened back in forty-three, only then the executioner had the surname makarova, and her name was nothing other than the thin machine gunner. twice i saw her in boots at the fromovs, she walked around all the time, once in a black skirt and tunic. in a cap, another time she is completely in a german cap clothes and also in a cap with a whip, a maxim system machine gun or simply maxim, the executioner girl used this weapon to shoot her victims during the great patriotic war. it is estimated that about one and a half thousand people, old people, women, children, red army soldiers, partisans and underground fighters were killed. she took off the clothes of the executed people, not even those spattered with blood. with bullet holes, she even describes that she had previously looked out for clothes for the walker, the contents of where the prisoners were kept, then she shot them and took them off, my cousin told me mine, he was once a musician here, i also asked him how he said it went, he says it was normal, but she was s

september 13, forty-one. camp dulak-154 opened on the territory loudspeaker factory.to bring a new order, and they brought it. the order was based primarily on strict filtration of the population. for this purpose, einsatz group a arrived in gatchina, headed by one of the initiators of the holocaust, the fuhrer sss brigade, franz walter stahlicker. having settled in the city, the einsatz group took up its main business, identifying unreliable individuals, communists, komsomol members, partisans, family members of soviet officers, but their main goal was the destruction of the so-called racially inferior. we settled in the basements. so many civilians had gathered in these basements, everything was packed, all the basements, in our block nearby there was litmenovich’s family, suddenly an old woman comes and starts whispering to my mother, my mother starts crying, and she so insistently asks for something, i i saw that the mother had the granddaughter of these letmanovichs in her arms. i woke up from a scream, they lifted us all up, lined them up, a german came with a s

in forty-five. most french people recognized the decisive role of the ussr in the defeat of hitler.o be the main creators of victory. today, in the minds of french residents, the soviet union and the united states have changed places. american history professor peter kuznik also conducted a similar survey among his students. i asked them anonymously how many americans died in world war ii. usually they answered me 90,000, in fact it was 3000 more. no one expected the president of the united states to have a deep knowledge of history, yet when speaking about the exploits of american soldiers in forty years, he surpassed himself for the sake of politics, sacrificing history. common sense. they turned the tide of the war and opposed hitler's aggression. is there any doubt that they would like america to oppose putin's aggression? here in europe today. praising the nazi regime in kiev on the anniversary of the normandy landings is something that wwii veterans certainly would not approve of, but their voice is not heard today. but 40 years ago everything was different. reagan spoke here

, forty-two, forty -three, then all this time the burden of war... to prime minister churchill.1941, in a letter to the british , hitler fights in the west and in the east, this will help the soviet union and will not allow it to carry out its plans to land in britain. but from london in response come complaints about the lack of forces and the threat of - quote, bloody defeat. how much could stalin trust or rely on his allies? and how much they could betray him. so thus, the second front was an important test of whether to enter. the americans entered the war at the end of '41, but they fought far from europe and hitler. on june 11, 1942 , moscow and washington signed an agreement on mutual supplies under landlease. from this moment on, it is not without reason that the americans donate military equipment, weapons, ammunition, equipment, raw materials and food. but the bulk of deliveries will begin only by 43 ; before that, the soviet union is counting solely on itself. for our country in a thousand. it would be better if we didn't they supplied neither this gasoline, nor this

-one, forty-five, including my father, experienced.mporary prose, comics, second-hand antiquarian book, in total these are 13. works of russian classics, and not only modern reprints of the main russian books, but also biographies of great russian writers, so the nonfiction stand presented a new book about chekhov, on the eve of the 120th anniversary of his death and the 165th anniversary of the birth of the great russian playwright, i already looked at different stands, the fact of the matter is that the classics... occupy quite a large place at different stands, this is somehow connected with the recent anniversaries of, say, turgeev and ostrovsky , which i just thundered last year, the upcoming tolstoy has already made a decision, so it seems to me that your observation is absolutely correct, the classics occupy a fairly large place at this book holiday. over 4 days, the festival program includes more than 500 different events. of course, red square is also an opportunity to buy your favorite books at a significant discount. the fes

on june 23, troops of the forty-ninth army crossed the pronya river. on june 24-25 with the right-flank units of the fiftieth army. kubasiu, on the left flank of the front on june 24, the 121st rifle corps of the fiftieth army went on the offensive. after heavy three-day battles, the troops of the 49th fiftieth army still managed to break through the deeply chaotic enemy defenses and advance to a depth of 30 km. june 26-27 49th army crossed the dnieper, north of mogilev, bypassed the city to the west and south-west, cut the mogilev-minsk, mogilev highway. georgian on june 26, troops of the thirty-third army went on the offensive on the right flank of the front and liberated gorki on the same day. on june 27 , kopys and shklov were liberated. on june 27, the troops of the fiftieth army crossed the dnieper, south of mogilevo, captured lupalovo, a suburb of mogilevo, and united with units of the forty-ninth army. thus, by 19:00 on june 27, the enemy in mogilev was surrounded. the twelfth was in the ring infantry division, 632 security regiment, 490 securi

, forty-seven until today, that is, everyone can touch it, i know that my father came there when he was20 plus, yes, i used to come there ba... this tea, that is, a person who, in general , vysotsky, still produces tea in israel, that is, buys it somewhere, packages it there in jars, in bags, he studied at volozhenskaya yeshie, all of israel knows the poet and the one who promoted evit khaiman ahman bialik, he actually started writing poetry in volozhin, and he wrote it secretly, right there. i don’t have time to study poetry, sorry, but i left it, this moment is still present, there are descendants who founded a university in israel, barylanu, still exists, there are those who founded a very large yeshiva in new york, well and so on, one could list quite a lot, and several people even generally moved towards the revival of israel , the revival of jewish life here as such. where children wear kippahs, where aspects of history and traditions are studied together with mathematics, that is primary school provides the kind of education that may have been at the level of those educational in

last year there were already 33, this year more than forty are planned. them are the latest submarines. in the diesel -electric ship krankstad recently joined the northern fleet. by the end of the year , the arkhangelsk nuclear submarine of the yasen m project, a potential carrier of sircon hypersonic cruise missiles, will be in service. vladimir putin emphasized that in order to keep up, it is necessary to plan shipbuilding now, at least until the middle of the century. i would like to note here that in the development of new ship projects, it is necessary to carry out development work on equipment, instruments, and elemental base weapons systems in advance, and within the framework of interdepartmental comprehensive target programs, this will significantly reduce the design and construction time of the lead ships. a warship, essentially an entire floating military unit, is the joint brainchild of dozens of enterprises, so... new electrical products, radio-electronic equipment, diesel engines, units are fully loaded in order to avoid supply shortages, po

still shooting, and he fought with this shooting, so the cleansing was carried out back in august forty, so this confirmation is probably still waiting in the german archives, and even more so this famous story with the last defender, who was captured in the spring of forty-two, it became the basis for the story boris vasiliev was not on the lists. i would like to literally tell you briefly why i, for example, think that most likely... this fact took place, because the foreman of the eighty-fourth rifle regiment wrote about this to sergei sergeevich smirnov in his letter durasov, he was the commander of an ammunition supply platoon, and he wrote that yes, indeed, when i was in captivity, after my recovery in revere, this was a camp for wounded patients, our prisoners, yes, uh, he worked in brest with one from the jews, yes, he said, will you come with me, that they came to the fortress, he said, there is a russian sitting there who will not give up, go persuade him, or we will shoot you, this famous story happened, yes, when he said that say that i want to look at your powerlessness and

fyodor otsep, who left in the twenties, settled in france, germany, then canada, and moved in the fortiesin the soviet union at once. pictures related to pushkin, if you shoot, shoot like that, they made the poet’s youth, the captain’s daughter, who was very warmly received by the emigrants, here and... we didn’t see wonderful theater actors, we hear russian speech on the screen, she is at the same time pushkin’s screenwriters, yes , but here the pushkinists provided consultations, of course, during the filming, and in general they somehow tried to elevate this into such a cinematic classic, we also, by the way, have a fragment, we can remind you to the audience: deforge, i am not a frenchman deforge, i... “dubrovsky, don’t be afraid, you shouldn’t be afraid of this name, i can’t stay here much longer, i’m parting with you this very hour, think sometimes about dubrovsky, know that he was born for a different purpose, that his soul knew how to love you, that never, forgive me, my name, a minute can destroy me. i remind you that this is a podcast of witnesses from einstein and his leading f

. >> forty-niners agree to a contract with one of their wide receivers today. next in sports ross is going to tell us the details in the four-year deal. >> and now kron 4 sports. well, the giants with an off day today, but what a scene it was last night at rickwood field in birmingham where willie mays played his first pro baseball game. >> san francisco facing the st. louis cardinals in a tribute to the leagues with the passing of the legendary mays on tuesday. last nights game really became a celebration of will his life boy was it was terrific to really well done. held a 30 minute tribute to his first team, the birmingham black barons, while his son, michael alongside godson, barry bonds and ken griffey junior also paid tribute to the giants hall of famer who many consider the greatest player of all time manning center field for the giants last night. will his position for his entire major league career was eliot in true may's fashion tagged three-run homer to right center field. that turned a three-run deficit into a tie game following the 6, 5, last ramos

duh, and these are our protasovichs who are destroying, yes, wow, protasovichs, this is you’re not forty-twoosarichi, shklov, mogilev, old bykhov, ragachev, but wait for me here, wait, uh-huh, okay, let’s wait, listen, but where is the native? there in protasovichi, you know, his dad joined the police, serezhkin, my niece, he is from the same village as him, there will be a story, well, he was in the partisans in 1941, but no, i ’m not talking about how he finds out, then dad himself, that's for sure, well, what the hell, you wait here for me, i'll tell you that you've arrived, well, let's go, well let's go, let's go, such a chatterbox, nothing about your uncle, yeah, sit down with us, so you're lina, lina, what are you doing? i should at least lay down a twig, be careful, once a year i shoot a gun myself, oh my god, i haven’t been here for a long time, but come on here, quickly, quickly, quickly, run, so run, i’ll run away for you, i thought you were police, i i was looking for you, but i was scared, scared. you’d better tell me who sent you to look for us, they were running all over the fo

i appreciated the changes in strategy, but there was a professor, georgiy serson, who, in the fortiesinformation that did not allow us to isolate the exact date of the start of the war, well, it was history that cried wolves, wolves, wolves, yes, one wonderful one, recently the ministry of defense of the russian federation just the other day published secret materials about how goebbels led his team to misinform the entire public opinion of the world and europe, that is, they carried out a major information attack that was supposed to misinform the leadership of the soviet union. regarding the timing of the war, listen, it seems to me that this misinformation is alive now, because when they start telling that the soviet union also started a war, vladimir leonidovich, in fact, this is history, when history is history, now i’m repeating myself a little, when we suddenly realize that they are trying to blame us, you know, when there is an agreement between two people, when one once lost, he always feels a little guilty, you can negotiate with him, ropes. it turned out, the monuments ther

the main role in the mogilev offensive operation was assigned to the forty- ninth army under the commandd 60% of artillery. and 80% of the tanks of the entire combat strength of the second belarusian front. on june 23, troops of the forty-ninth army crossed the pronya river, and on june 24-25, with the right-flank units of the fiftieth army, the basya river. on june 24, on the left flank of the front , the 121st rifle corps of the fiftieth army went on the offensive. after heavy three-day battles, the troops in the forty-ninth fiftieth army still managed to break through. disturbed enemy defenses and advance to a depth of 30 km. on june 26-27 , the army crossed the dnieper, north of mogilev, bypassed the city to the west and southwest, cut the mogilev-minsk highway, mogilev bobruisk on june 26, troops of the thirty-third army went on the offensive on the right flank of the front and liberated gorki on the same day. on june 27, kopys and shklov were liberated. troops of the fiftieth. on june 27, they crossed the dnieper south of mogilev, captured lupalovo, a suburb of mogilev, and united

a line of long-term fortifications that was created back in the thirty-sixth, in my opinion, the forties continued to develop, yes, it continued to develop naturally, on this line, so to say, the allies were stopped, the wave, so to speak, of the offensive stopped, and then they said either to wipe out all of gaga from the ground, because they are mobile and you can’t exactly catch them there, or it means carrying out an offensive bypassing the siegfried line, come in, so to speak, from another country and move to occupy a number of dutch ports for supplies, because this was one of the big problems for the allies, they believed that they could reach them with a throw. when - he gave the task to his paratroopers, he promised there: you will land, take the bridges, you need to hold out for two days, then the main forces will arrive, we did not succeed, in general this plan failed, heavy oncoming battles began, with very large losses, in in the end the americans stopped and all of them... plan to meet christmas in berlin turned out to be unfulfilled; we already took berlin in 1945. we conti

forty-first war.e to see each other anymore. my nerves are already a little off, of course. a little weak, emotions, of course, are overwhelming. a minute of silence and military honors, the st. andrew's flag is lowered. and an important, symbolic moment: a relative of the deceased commander strikes a bell raised from the bottom. covered with rust, oxidized, but very in fact, it’s still the same ringing voice, the voice of a sunken ship. which should be heard decades from now in memory of the lost sailors. names are spoken today in prayers. hegumen and nakenty, a priest, and an underwater operator, help in the search for ships with prayer and deed. the moriks knew the voice of their ship well, they perceived it by hearing, they could distinguish in the fog where exactly their ship was in the parking lot. and so we want to make a monument, where these raised bells of ours will make merry, it will be with the name of the ship, with the name of the crew, anyone who remembers. can come up and ring this ve