german] eric: [speaking in german] frank: [speaking in german] eric: [speaking in german] eric: frankrd done by after reunification. frank: [speaking in german] eric: people learned to rely on each other--and they don't like being pressured by outsiders. eric: [speaking in german] frank: [speaking in german] eric: [speaking in german] frank: [speaking in german] eric: two days before the threatened protest, lusatians are staging a counter-protest. they've set up a vigil at a power plant that's slated to close early in 2028. banners proclaim: "we live from coal, not green fairy tales." each worker ending their shift throws a lump of coal in the fire as an act of solidarity. man: [speaking in german] eric: in the main lusatian town of cottbus, there's a growing police presence, and they're not just keeping an eye out for ende gelÑnde. eric: well, it's the day before the big protest and by coincidence, across germany, school students are going on strike for climate change, though in this coal town it's a little more difficult. right now, the millennials are almost outnumbered by police.

affected by the war, ukrainian grain gives german bread, the so-called german bread and the same germanutter, sugar, meat, mercilessly took away from the inhabitants of the occupied soviet villages, where soon people were dying of hunger. but the heroes of the third reich, going on vacation. the fuhrer's packages were received in germany. here they are coupons for gourmet food packages, but they wanted to take more with them from the ussr, the same karl winter dreamed in a letter. i would still take two ukraines. they are not spoiled, hardworking, decent, but with good treatment. they will do a much better job than our german housekeepers, perhaps something can still be arranged. these letters, and here we read tens of thousands of them in the archives of the berlin museum of communications. you can listen for a long time how someone justifies hitler by the fact that he attacked the ussr defending europe from stalin, but the german soldiers themselves knew for sure. why did they come with weapons to a foreign country? the road today was pleasant and calm but stallions and calves graze i

i call it working with the germans.ly convinced that their only immediate task was to kill and destroy the local population. and they did it. and they did. you know this, not just hmm obeying a and obeying the orders of the german command. they did it out of their own free will. sometimes even the germans did not have time to give orders to shoot or destroy them on fire. all this was done by our sausages, our traitors. on their own initiative, they also took the initiative, the 118th battalion of the germans, recorded various rabble of traitors from prisoners of war, but the vast majority were ukrainian nationalists from the volyn ivano-frankivsk and ternopil regions. he was forming. naturally, in the majority of ethnic ukrainians. although it must be said that the germans, in general, in the formation of battalions. they didn't check nationality. that is, if a person came and said that he was ukrainian, his quite calmly , the germans recorded each division of collaborators, they always represented their own, so to spea

the generals wrote from the german regilo crosses to in the eyes of sevastopol there were a lot of germanetery in the german army mass graves were not every soldier was buried in a separate grave. he had his own personal casco cross and a plaque in november 41, the commander of the german troops, erich von weinstein, a general who had a reputation in the rail as an excellent strict, developed a plan for the occupation of france, tried to break through to the city by a short route. through sapun mountain, but failed. the report sent an insert of hitler, manstein wrote to take sevastopol from the side of the breather bark. impossible only in july, the forty-second germans managed to enter the city. rudiger von manstein, the son of a field marshal will not follow in his father's footsteps. he will become a modest employee of the purchasing department of siemens corporation, manstein jr. recalls that for his father the battle of sevastopol was a difficult test to attack the sapunkora not from the southeast, but from the more fortified north side. it was a blitz operation, which was carried ou

by the germans.ok him to the territory of poland, and here he died. i must say that the germans really appreciated how the soviet border guards resisted, and therefore, after a very short time, an order was issued that approximately reads as follows: border guards should not be taken prisoner, destroyed on the spot, if there were border guards or sailors against them. they were always very, very afraid of them. here was such the case is already on the karelian front. for about the forty-second year now, the german officer of the command forward, the offensive. athena answers him. let the germans advance. he went forward again, and then he saw a green cap. oh, you say the border guards hid behind a stone, but the sniper shot him. a poignant shot when two soldiers are exhausted, and alone, having lost all the soldiers, the wounded raises the pillar of the border of the soviet union for sure. they won't survive. we understand this, because the germans have long gone far on the bridge, and nevertheless.

every third german is on the street. then the united states relied on hitler and a radical solution, brothers. dallas began to establish business ties with germany harriman. did the same thing as the press hut. bush is the great-grandfather of the presidential dynasty. from the beginning between germany and the united states, these relations were from the third reich, they sought to make a state as soon as possible that would serve in the front line of the war . the ussr understands that war in europe is inevitable. and soviet russia is not ready for war. in 1929, heavy industries - this is 20% of the level before the first world war. army and navy with about 500,000 border troops no, tank production is very weak in the automotive and aircraft industries. in the twenty-ninth year, the first five-year plan was announced in the ussr, the task of turning an agrarian country into an industrial power who knows, if it were not for the coming war, there would be collectivization in the ussr, which breaks the peasant community t

i hope that every german will do his duty to the end.he will be ready to make any sacrifice that is asked of him, i count on every german who is able to fight, i

e troops that were in berlin with the germans. uh, how to pie them like that, probably was an important symbolic point hmm because probably, well, nazism was born there in the thirty- third year and it was important to put an end to it. it was decided to put the point without delay. at 15:00 , the command orders the regiments of the 150th and 171st rifle divisions to begin the assault on the reichstag. why can’t we immediately take over the main citadel of the nazis on the first attempt, when the norwegians, dutch, spaniards, french and latvians will help the germans defend the reichstag and who will inflict a crushing blow on the nazi european union continuation of the live broadcast of the assault berlin, see immediately after a short advertisement. this is a female imperial eagle and she is very upset. after all, none of you knows about her achievements. she, by the way, gave birth to plump chicks while everyone around her told her that she, an endangered species in this region, was a great face job. we are waiting for replenis

german girls who married jews, here is their nominal and obese home addresses below the inscription germangirl. beware in general in these photographs, what is most striking is the joy with which some germans look at how they humiliate others all this bacchanalia took place during the thirty-fourth thirty-fifth years and was a prologue to the adoption of the so-called nuremberg laws, the laws on citizenship of the reich and the law for the protection of german blood and german honor, according to these laws, the jews began to be considered separately from the point of view of anthropology. this, of course, is a completely anti-scientific theory, but, nevertheless, in the reich, it was she who was in demand by the jew. it was forbidden to have citizenship of the reich to marry germans, so as not to offend the blood of eugene forbidden attention public office. this is a jew. naturally, it was forbidden to vote in total, then more than 2,000 times his laws were adopted, restricting the rights of a jewess, and each new one was humiliating the previous one. the nuremberg racial laws of 1934 wer

of course, the tradition of german, uh german classical philosophy , it is not militant, but we mustt that the origins of uh in kant's philosophy, one of the sources of kant's philosophy, was quite the french revolution. not a peaceful event of the end of the 18th century in europe, therefore, in my opinion, talking about militancy is still such a cliché, uh, which will not benefit the understanding of germany's place in europe and the relationship between germany and other states , to say that german philosophy did not influence to the events of the 20th century. but what about niches? in this regard, but at the same time, to say that in german philosophy, the formation of some kind of militaristic spirit is shown. hmm, i would not begin either. uh, most likely, this should be considered here, maybe not even philosophical questions, but those, uh, foreign policy circumstances in which germany was at the beginning of the 20th century. in the second half of the 19th century, the unification of germany was carried out by an outstanding military diplomat, and later by the reich chancell

not so much with the germans. how much with hunger the combat losses were less than the deaths of starvation in the crimean villages, it was impossible even to leave the wounded , they were immediately handed over to the germans. until the end of the war, three winters 900 days, never again a single wounded the local population did not leave moreover for forty-one forty-two and half of forty- three years, not a single person from the local population local partisan detachments came , they began to appear only at the end of october november forty-three, when our troops went out to dig, and they realized that it was time to go to defend dinners, 43 after stalingrad, the germans began to develop plans for a retreat from the crimea, there were several scenarios with waste names walking around. here is rudot, adler or leopard. this is what , for example, adler's plan envisaged mass hijacking of soviet people on arab pipes to germany and the execution of everyone who resisted the execution of all prisoners in prisons an

idea, in fact, and then german intellectuals, german historians began to study that tradition, er, the was in the xix century. why after world war i? uh, such a surge of study, again, such, uh, bismarck's policies are coming out a huge amount, uh, documents are published a whole series of documentary works dedicated to miss mark, dedicated to uh, the second empire, dedicated to uh, various plots. in this history, a lot of historians are working. this is a study of the problem of the unification of germany, which was laid in the middle of the 19th century, there were some dangerous barriers that did not pay attention to the policies of that period of the 19th century, which then gave rise to at the beginning of the 20th century, and uh, it seems that, uh, the german people and the german political lithium would have to study these things that are german intellectuals. uh, they managed to create during the period of the weimar republic, but no, the same thing can be said after the second world war, because uh, the tragedy that befell the german people uh, the germans, in fact, found them

lena would also be a danger to the great german reich .t's the thought i had that if a girl of preschool age, but also assigned to destruction. there were many mothers with children. here is the line, 46. tamara livshits with her four-year-old son oh, a beautiful woman, yes, beautiful, in fact, i remember her full-length photos. russian-speaking, a pretty young woman fell in love with a local watchmaker salam to lose a year after the wedding in 1937. they had a son whose son, in honor of his grandfather, was named left. well, they called lusik in the family, they called lusik cute. the kid, of course, was when he was two there was a flash. uh, infectious diseases, meningitis, including lyova, fell ill. menin there he was already talking, all that and in general made him more impudent. but he learned from the lips. nobody taught him himself, he learned to read, when the nazis occupied belgorod, all jews were taken on a special account to leave the family, solomon did not have time to lose, went to partizan, and tamara and her young son rema

people and the german political elites to study these things that are german intellectuals.reate during the period of the weimar republic, but no, the same thing can be said after the second world war, because uh, the tragedy that befell the german people uh, the germans, in fact, found themselves, uh, facing the same situation as uh they had it here in 1918, divided e divided people into two states of germany a big splash dedicated to the weyman republic. uh, interest in studying, again, the 19th century. the germans. this reflection exists, only, unfortunately, it occurs. ah here is, uh such here bright moments occur. in my opinion, after some catastrophic events in which germany is punished. yes, now we are again at the stage when everyone will need reflection. then, but it is desirable to thank you as soon as possible. vasily dudrev from the institute of world history was with us after the advertisment of war economic oil. european union adopts sixth package of sanctions against russia, among them is the embargo on russian oil, although it will come into force very gradu

soldier does not need to prove that the german is a german soldier, then this is bestowed from aboveess, he had such a birth, and these and these eternal second-class creatures, that’s why all this activity was shifted to them, perhaps, per capita, the largest number of volunteers in this regard gave in response, and in total, these police regiments on the children's team passed through the ss units among the latvians, in my opinion, more than 116,000 people among the nazi punishers were considered the most cruel and ruthless ukrainian bandits from the aun-pa and collaborators from the baltic states, the estonians , the latvians, were still extremely animalistic, e cruelty. that is, they destroyed the wounded, uh, the red army.

the room in which we are located is a german apartment. this is how the germans lived. in the forties, the apartment - it belonged to a young artist, its owner, most likely, went to the front, and in the pantry, and a firing point formed and you can see the german mg machine gun in the entrance of the house. from where our scouts are shot by a german machine gun covertly the son of the 370th regiment of the 230th rifle division, fourteen-year-old volodya tarnovsky, cavalier of the order of glory of the red star and the medal for courage , he departed, he died at the front, the match was shot by the germans of northern donetsk, which was and when they started. month, probably he helped in the kitchen, running back and forth. so, when they set off, he simply burst into tears, so that they could barely take him with them, persuaded the regiment commander to take this younger than ternovsky. that's at the front at the front. he was exceptionally useful to his service at the front. a son regiment volodya tarnovsky began with small assignments, what is called in the economy,

i hope that every german will do his duty to the end.hat he will be ready to make any sacrifice that is asked of him, i count on every german capable of fighting. i call on the sick, the weak, and all those unfit for military service to work with their last strength. today we must admit that our great undertaking requires the abandonment of personal desires. by the way, this heard the last speech of the gel-sosa according to him. we have powerful and effective means of warfare waiting in the wings. well, let this come as a surprise to us. i cannot imagine that our leadership would continue the war if there were no prospect of its victorious end. this it would be a pointless destruction. it was one of the last messages of non-commissioned officer herman dunker to his mother during the war, he sent home more than 150 letters, forty-second he wrote about the inevitable victory over the russian forty. the third called on stoiko to endure hardships, and in the fall forty. this frau dunker has already received another message, dear frau dunker

camps, according to official german data , almost 6 million.the forces out of the reich to compensate for the lack workers in the factories were decided at the expense of prisoners of all men fit for military service from 14 to 55 years old and all able-bodied women from 15 to 45 were ordered to be taken to germany. well, i was 18 years old and they drove us around the area, which became german and were taken and we will arrive at vermania about the city for slaves. from the east in the third reich on purpose. the term is sharp baiters, during the war, the nazis stole more than 5 million soviet citizens for forced labor. ukraine was made our camp by arbeiters, such a pit was dug for a kilometer and the construction of a temporary night was such boards and there is their temporary night for 10 people on the strongest islands the byters were sent to the arms factories, and behind the rest of the racial full-fledged on specially created stock exchanges, purebred german farm peasants lined up. they were pleased with this sent russian workers. and t

the german commandant's office was located here. residents.s named the institution in german. alsensteiler is afraid to imagine that they remember. these walls are the screams, the murderers of the sadists are the groans of their victims during interrogations, this is where the punishers are. i don't they are being satized, they were trying to extract testimonies from the captives, a young teacher, antonina vanifativa, suspected of having links with the partisans, will be tortured here for several days for several days, i can’t say how much, because it was necessary to obtain information. well, she fell silent, she did not utter a single word, she would not say a word to her teachers. following the example of zoya kosmodemyanskaya, she will be silent until the very end, when there will no longer be a single living place on her body where the partisans are. what is your assignment? in connection with the detachment, he turned a 21-year-old girl into disabled, but without getting a single word from her, the gestapo will give up on her and send h

purebred german farmers german peasants were happy if russian workers were sent to them, and the sameter all , the peasants hamstered themselves a supply of food. and this is important for good nutrition. isn't it butter, flour, grain, we condemned one landowner, he contained a lot. e our women, who the germans took away from the occupied territories, and he mocked them very much, fed them along with the pigs.

yes, here is such a small set of german.and the german said that this is a gaistan taxi driver. the first thing that the reichstag was beaten off at 18:00 followed that for 5 hours the fighters meter by meter moved forward and up to the roof, decorated with giant bronze places, they instructed sergeants egorov and kantaria to load the flag. it was decided that one of the soldiers, in which the heroic role should be russian, and the second one was not chosen by a georgian, thinking that stalin would be pleased to participate in this symbolic act of his land. they were led upstairs by a ukrainian, a lieutenant, birch kantaria and yegorov, for their feat, received the title of heroes of the soviet union. my even almost in yushchenko's presidency is literally further. this is the very heroes of ukraine. for this very feat, there was something like that, but then they didn’t hand him anything, that is, he was also presented to the hero, but they didn’t to hand egorov and cantaria, were not at the reichstag. the first, according t

yes, the germans will not touch me.are only through 108, which means that fate began closer closer so single god at our dugout. so, it means that they slammed our grandmother about the fate of fellow villagers, the survivors found out later, when soviet troops entered the ashes of a large forest. the last house is burned , the flies are spinning, that one and suddenly they found it means one skull and hmm the bones of the icon raised the icon, and under it is the passport. such-and-such means how many such cleared villages there were only in the neighborhood, the volosovsky district of the leningrad region, 30 villages and farms were completely destroyed along with the inhabitants, in total, more than 70,000 settlements disappeared with the map of the ussr. well, why is this money not now why were auschwitz concentration camps? why were they now? yes, fascism is fascism. so after the victory, they did not begin to restore the big forest, they left it as a reminder of the war often this monument in the field is called th

poland will be treated like a colony the poles will become slaves of the greater german reich the germanneral staff prepared a blitzkrieg lightning-fast defeat of the polish state in moscow they knew about the beginning of germany’s preparations for an attack on poland, if germany attacks poland and, for example, conquers it completely, then rather in total, the old plan of the e-nazi leadership is being implemented to organize a puppet pro-nazi ukraine on the border with the soviet union, because such characters as stepander and roman shukhevych for a very long time were kept by the abwehr ukrainian nationalist underground. in poland , it was cultivated, aimed at financed and trained, and in this wings of the future war in march, the drug addict of foreign affairs of the ussr maxim litvinov, through the british ambassador in moscow , proposes to convene a conference of six countries of the ussr england france romania poland and in order to prevent further german aggression at the end of july of the thirty-ninth year the british, the french agreed to the introduction of military negotiat

six recalled that on the eve of the german government and the german conservative party agreed to allocate a special package of 100 billion euros for the modernization of the army, as planned, this will allow the germans. finally reach the target 2% of the gdp that is spent, on the contrary, is somehow demanded by the leadership of nato and the united states . the scholites asked about the supply of german weapons to ukraine. the press wrote that these deliveries have reached their minimum in recent weeks . for olaf’s indecisiveness, scholz, ulon, refuses to send heavy weapons to kiev armored personnel carrier tanks, referring to what agreements with the allies, and now the chancellor expressed his dissatisfaction to journalists, all orders are being fulfilled, and at the end of july ukraine should receive anti-aircraft self-propelled guns cheetah, in addition, according to the chancellor, a german instructor trains ukrainian military appeals with other artillery systems, and schol admitted that as a result of deliveries to ukraine , the reserves of the bundesaer himself are depleted, and

there was even a myth that german officials offered stollins son in exchange for german field marshal palace had been captured in stalingrad in 1943. another story that was later disproved. after jak douglasville he realized he was being used by nazi propaganda . he decided to take his own life by jumping on a barbed wire in a prison camp here in jackson house, in total, over a 100000 people perished in saxon houses during its years of operation. it was where as his officers underwent training in order to serve at new concentration camps located throughout occupied countries, that included death camps built for the purpose of annihilating in ty peoples. the so called nancy eisen griffin, killed more than 2000000 jews on occupied soviet soil. they deliver death without mercy, women, children, even the elderly, most normal people will go mad, having to execute orders like that. but officers and s as uniform had no such crimes. never for a moment did they consider what they were doing was wrong, let alone at being a crime. they were trained and prepared by nazi propaganda to day, even th

they broke into the german village.eople there, only we are german adults, the rest will run away, including those who captured the one who set it on fire.

but this is a german military trick. this is an additional powder charge, its charge was hung on the tail of a mine and the range of mortar fire increased by 100-150 m. it’s interesting to light up. look, it’s burning 80 years have passed. and here all living things breathe those battles someone after that will say that this war can be forgotten. they constantly tried to get over to the left bank of the niva, in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bpyatachka nevsky, they swallowed up about 11,000. it's only those who drowned. that's the kind of setting. well, life expectancy. was there for about 2 hours. average i just listened to the news. ah, leningrad has already been completely encircled and is being supported in the near future. i hope that the city capitulates in time, otherwise it will be smashed in hotch this letter is dated september 8 forty-first day posters. across realizing for several days that it would not be possible to take the northern capital from a toe, hitler made another decision not to take leningrad, but to d

uh, there were still secret anglo-german negotiations going on.kremlin was well aware of this, because soviet intelligence had very good positions in london, provided by the so-called cambrian five, famous soviet intelligence officers. stalin was aware that the negotiations on the part of england were more like a game, as the temporary charge d'affaires of the ussr wrote in germany astakhov the germans are clearly worried about our negotiations with the anglo-french military refusal. the baltics of bessarabia eastern poland not to mention ukraine, this is at the moment the minimum that the germans would go to without long conversations, if only to get promises from us not to interfere in the conflict with poland on august 19th. poland announces that it will not allow soviet troops to pass through its territory to support the allies, if the ussr treaty england france takes place then the minister of foreign affairs of england, lord halifax, through his ambassador in warsaw demands from the polish minister of foreign affairs to reconsider poland's p

for about two weeks the germans did not feed the prisoners absolutely nothing. after two weeks they began to practice the following method of feeding, officers, loaded with rotten meat. carts drove into the camp and threw pieces of meat, a hungry crowd of prisoners of war pounced on these pieces, stained in the mud. at this time, the officers and soldiers accompanying the cart opened fire from automatic machine guns, and to the hungry crowd and killed innocent people, many prisoners lingered day and night in the open air in the courtyard of vtb bank. there were up to one and a half thousand prisoners of war. five dollars and despite this all the prisoners. the rooms of this type did not accommodate, so most of the prisoners were just on the street, and the temperature was below zero, but for a month , according to the reports, we know that it was already a minus, respectively, people died, not only from the disease. it's them and also this monarch. a few months later, civilians were also brought to the camp. that is, these are either e persons who are suspected.

in this case, a german officer described what he saw in the sky on a droshky to a german wounded soldiero was in a hospital in the village belovezha. and so this icon appeared. they say that this soldier was working on this icon. i was cured, that is, healed of my wounds and went to my homeland to my husband to confess that rozhkov's story did not leave me at night in images from distant names. the cue people are praying for kolya vizary pits, a plane of a german officer. the mother of god was haunted by your thoughts, and she has entrenched so many of her journalistic practice, on the right, the psyche of a person is such that i am distinguished and named, and here we are relieved of spiritual anxiety. can break. these skills have an effect here garni with a closed gestalt karati completeness is necessary for the process fish knowing the name and give ahu we will turn around, and then we’ll go and ak the saint will appreciate that then shamov greeted them. years of the mother of god interceded for the rozhkovites , such a staircase for a year and a half lying haru of the snaky belarusia

understand well, the germans are not, the germans.a sovereign war, there is nothing there, therefore, yes, that’s right, the colleague says, he will catch up and once again give weapons, you understand and thank you. what are you, thank you for not talking about russia. why is it a pity? education affects the faculty of philosophy, what is a gloomy germanic genius? i know firsthand. of course, i understand that the german intellectual tradition, fertilized by the french british, led to nazism, but still hmm uh, such a book as schubert's soul of russia in another language in any other european language did not appear because it niels who really understood us, a and uh the german people throughout a thousand-year history. still, he always strove for some kind of sovereignty , to have an independent right to independent judgment. and here, first, constantly attack russia. give it integrity. and yes, and regularly from us and received already. uh, here first the german people were lobotomized. uh, after the second world war, the western p

but this is a german military trick. this is an additional powder, its charge was hung on the tail of a mine and the range of mortar fire increased by 100-150 m. it’s interesting in here, look, it’s on fire, 80 years have passed. and here all living things breathe those battles and someone after that he will say that this war can be forgotten. they constantly tried to get over to the left bank of the niva, in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bpyatachka nevsky, they swallowed up about 11,000. these are only those who drowned. this is the situation for 2 months. well, the life expectancy there was 2 hours. on average, i have just listened to the news, while leningrad is already completely encircled and will soon be raised. i hope that the city capitulates in time, otherwise it will be smashed. this letter is dated september 8, the forty-first day of the blockade. a few days later, realizing that noskoka to take the northern capital will not succeed, hitler made another decision not to take leningrad, but to destroy it, along with

some of them even ran to see if the germans were coming or not. the director of the orphanage announced the evacuation of the children loaded onto carts, but leave. they did not have time on the road they were met by the war kuban was captured. i had to return to yeysk, where the nazis were already in charge, they shot alone and in one gulp the object for shooting was pets, a cat or a dog, sometimes people became targets for the exercises of fascist youths, especially on the outskirts, cities in the garden or in the garden. 2 months in an orphanage, which was located on the outskirts of the city at the corner of gogol and khmelnitsky streets, the germans did not were interested. and on october 9, forty-second, at 5:00 pm in the yard. suddenly, several cars with german soldiers and officers drove in. they were followed by two trucks with a closed body of a specially designed machine designed to kill people. these are the very gates where the gas chamber car drove in, turned around so that it could drive up to the orphanage with an open door , it wa

cigarettes to a german.est if i were a unit commander. i'd give away the rest of those cigarettes too. i would hide in my pancake germans, then filmed on a movie camera, soviet front-line correspondents after almost 80 years. we managed to find these shots. here, he is an ordinary morl under the escort of soviet soldiers, he was taken away. you were interrogated and sent to the location. there was a chauffeur who, in some roundabout way, drove us to the hospital. why did he take us so we understood, then the driver wanted us to see moscow because the russians then managed to protect moscow from the german attack and we were taken around the city through red square and at that very time the invincible wehrmacht suffered a monstrous defeat for the first time. almost 600,000 germans were left lying in the fields near moscow, so many fascist corpses. all the snowy fields of the moscow region were strewn with the corpses of the enemy. somewhere our lads. they even inserted a project-deck so as not to stray the co

these are romanians, these are germans. they gradually dissected, along all the streets and alleys they occupied the apartments of the house from the act of the shakhty city commission, and the germans from the first days of mass extermination of local residents to carry out their bloody policy the occupation created a dense network of punitive organs in the city, which immediately began the methodical physical extermination of the city 's population. a radio receiver of all brands of bolshevik books further, the next order for all communist jews by the commander of political commissars to register with the city police to register, anyone will indicate to the german authorities the hiding jews of the party. important bolshevik workers who did not show up for registration will receive 1,000 rubles. there were traitors those who came with a denunciation were recruited into auxiliary detachments, gestan, their occupiers gave them the power to carry out arrests, guard prisoners in prison and bring to execution those who did not

the germans have 25 years.ivation of liberty, when there was amnesty 54, there is fifty-fifth hell, and in the fifty-fifth year he was released on parole. this is due to the universal of all. who lived germans, who did not participate in any actions and so on, and so he came out. he changed his place of residence and lived near the village. in the village , or rather, a great smoke, where he rose to the rank of deputy director of the state farm, perhaps the investigators understood that the little thing and vasyura were hiding something, but there was no evidence of their guilt, then there was still no german archives were still scattered and not fully studied, and the former punishers received special training from the nazis and knew how to behave during interrogations. only people were trained not stupid, but many understood that it was best to pass or pass for a prisoner of a concentration camp. some kind of, uh, for a prisoner of war there, or just mobilized, or here, they already mobilized him, and they go

misha wake up what ours are on a german plane. come on move high. brought with little-holed korzh here he is alive and we are at home. why are we territories then? take the car soldiers the germans take the weapon the occupation of defense. don't shoot production give it back. thank you so much. i have a few for you questions. allow yes, of course, please, amazing story. our experts say that it is impossible to lift such an aircraft into the sky without a long preparation. you are a fighter. how did you learn the bomber so quickly, the germans. won their half a year teaches i think that i was. you were in the camp for the retraining of pilots in the lodge. there was a man there who worked for you before the germans. tell us his name and you can drill a hole in the tunic. won't you speak? well , let's start remembering together? as silence promised. for 12 years they took me to interrogations and each time we said goodbye to ours forever. good afternoon, mikhail petrovich well , that day i was summoned to moscow. where was a high g

this is also archival german footage . they filmed it when they entered lviv.ukrainians are happy to lose everything. what are the moments of stalin and lenin time have already been established, but the reason for this is the atrocities of the bolsheviks and the entire cadres of this prison, where did they start to carry out the lviv residents who were shot in this prison ? well, there, too, hundreds of hundreds of people were shot, and now we understand why. why do ukrainians hate russia so much, and they hate the bolsheviks, and that’s how they treat bolshevism throughout their entire history. well, fascists, yes, fascists were shocked by these shots on we started they showed a fragment of vinnytsia in the prison . yes, 20,000 people were shot there. why , why? the germans called and brought the red cross to document the crimes of the soviet authorities. the beast will judge the beast, that is, the scheme of totalitarian regimes, they are repeated, they are repeated, that we have the shooting of the lutsk prison in 2017, there was the last such widespread inf

this cord and the german himself lies down in another place.he pulls on the cord the rifle fires. we see it, we shoot at it, and at that moment he sees us. knows the tactics of shura thrown , you protect him. no, it's just something else. the fact is that he is abandoned to fight, and he does not know how to take us all to the monastery. okay, let's go, maybe i'll catch up. we'll find you a bone. yes, i thought about the germans, why did he stay alive? allow the hypothesis. go ahead with your hypotheses, sit down. the shelter is concreted for a rifle, so it’s not cold, it’s not hot from our shots, there is a glimpse of a thought, if the germans really can ask the sappers to install an extension, as soon as he sticks in there, it will explode. inside the shelter, he will notice to install a stretch from our side and not an amine stretch, as soon as the german starts shooting at our trenches, we remember that all his damn pillbox is in crumbs. ask the sappers to install minus no, i already installed it myself. tomorrow reckon with the syringe. go

german girls who married jews here are their names and fat home addresses below the inscription german girl. beware in general in these photographs, what is most striking is the joy with which the germans alone look at how they humiliate others. all this bacchanalia took place during the thirty-fourth thirty-fifth years and was a prologue to the adoption of the so-called nuremberg laws, laws on citizenship of the reich and the law on protection german blood and german honor according to these laws and jews began to be considered separate times and from the point of view of anthropology. this is, of course, a completely anti-scientific theory, but, nevertheless, in reich, it was she who was in demand by the jew. it was forbidden to have the citizenship of the reich, to marry the germans, so as not to defile the blood of the forbidden government positions. naturally. the prohibition to vote was later adopted more than 2,000 times by his laws that limited the rights of the jews of the reich, and each new one was humiliating the previous one. the nuremberg racial laws of 1934 were copied f