if you dug in poorly, he hit the soft spot, jokingly, this even reached stanin, he said, well, gorbatov’sill be fixed, but it’s old. officer, but his father they called, it doesn’t matter, because he cared, here he comes, he looks, if your head is higher than the parapet, you will get it, if there were no partisanship, naturally, it would have been easier for the germans, this operation bagration would not have ended with such success, the belarusian offensive operation bagration , large-scale offensive operation: the great patriotic war was carried out on june 23 - august 29, 1944. on the soviet side, 1,200,000 people took part in the operation, excluding rear units. on the german side 849,000 people, including support staff and head parts. during the operation, the territory of belarus, eastern poland, and part of the baltic states was liberated and the german army group center was almost completely destroyed. in general, on a front of 1,100 km, advance was achieved to a depth of up to. the first baptism of fire already as part of the armed forces - this was the bobry operation where a

red square media group follow industrial trend for film adaptation and filming. starring alexander gorbatovt’s more important not so to speak, to document the novel, but it seems to me, it’s more important to try to convey that feeling, that atmosphere, that metaphysics, and that, so to speak, that depth, that which is not visible, yes, that’s what is in the novel. another notable film adaptation, also a fantasy, of an investigator who suspected the murder of aliens in the hotel of a deceased climber. adapts the story of the strugatsky brothers the mars media company, which released the master and margarita, the audience's favorite palm tree, directed by alexander domogarov, jr., will film the hotel, inspired by such examples of a great detective story as murder on the orient express and knives out. strugatsky is a dangerous, very dangerous author, there is always a subtext, there is always a complex topic, it’s such a fantasy, well, it’s somehow very ours, because it seems to me that it’s just intellectually in the other direction, it’s more in the intellectual direction. fun, funny, very

they took her husband, philip gorbatov, and son ivan.s running next to the convoy behind her father and brother. and suddenly... i saw misha. "brother, are you here too?" - asked when the boss stopped for some reason. "run, misha." “no,” said misha. if i run away, they threatened to kill my mother. they promised to interrogate the gestapo in mglinsky, and then let go. the adult partisans were surrounded in the forest outside nikolaevka and all were destroyed. but since they didn’t kill me as a teenager, maybe they’ll let me go. brother, they are deceiving you, no one has ever come out of the histapa alive. “hurry up, leave, little sister, otherwise they’ll take you too.” forests late in the evening, your misha is there, among them. in the sixties i managed to visit my native places. i went to see natalya firsovna, my aunt natalya. from the experience, after the death of her husband and son, from many years of shed tears, her eyes completely dimmed, she became blind finally. "is that you, misha?" - she asked, feeling my face. “no, i’m van

lugovka, there they severely beat our relative, natalya firsovna chukhanova, took away her husband, gorbatov next to the convoy behind her father and brother and suddenly she saw misha. “brother, are you here too,” she asked when the boss stopped for some reason. no, misha said, if i run away, they will threaten my mother. but they didn’t kill me as a teenager, maybe they’ll let me go, brother, they’re deceiving you, no one has ever come out of the gistap alive, quickly leave, little sister, otherwise they’ll take you, tell your mom that i’ll be back soon, eh, misha didn’t listen, no ran away, feared for my mother’s life, for mine and zinochka’s life, and the police train was traveling... a story, but a real story from the life of a family . these lines from the book are not just an excerpt from natalia fersovna chukhanova, the same woman who once ransomed a soldier for a dozen eggs, they were written by alexander danilovich ryabov, according to natalia firsovna’s nephew ivan chukhanov. we met ivan chukhanov back in childhood, because we lived ...we lived next door, he had an older brother,