oh, it’s gone, romanok, look, grunya, look at the leaves here, it would be something to look at.e, yes spark, the peas have sprouted, one, two, three, yeah, they have sprouted, i already saw, i saw, and i didn’t tell grandpa, grandpa, grandpa, just look, please, what grew in the plates was grass. and the leaves have fallen, which means it’s time, well, let’s go see, it’s the last hour, our troops have completely completed the liquidation of the nazi troops surrounded in the stalingrad area, our troops. broke the resistance of the enemy surrounded by northern stalingrad and forced him to lay down his arms. on february 2, 1943, the historic battle of stalingrad ended with the complete victory of our troops. what did i tell you? over the past 2 days , the number of prisoners has increased. by 45,000, in total during the battles from january 10 to february 2, our troops took 91 prisoners. they took the following trophies: 6,700 aircraft, 3,462 vinifera, machine guns, look, verba, the lambs have come out, let's break it. well, come here! why don't you break it? it’s a pity, oh well, i

grunya, how about breakfast?on't yell, sit in another, does it matter, does it matter, there's no point in taking up the elders' place, come here, come here, and this is my place, lentinka, come here, sit next to me. don’t you like potatoes, we don’t live in a city , we don’t have anything else, oh, they didn’t give her a spoon , but i put six spoons of graphene, here it is... and i’m going to flop, why laugh, laugh? no need. valentinka, well, now we’re going to get rid of the cold from you, how to get rid of it, but like with people, with a wreath, now you’ll climb into the oven and take a steam bath. now all your illness will go down the drain, so what? i don’t want to go there, i’ll burn there, what kind of thai are you, come on, set an example! don’t touch the walls, you’ll get smeared, thin blade of grass, where is the home of a well-fed life i guess he won't see it. i can’t take it anymore, i’m hot , i’m too, mom, open up, well, we’re tired, let’s get on with it, come on, come on, come on, come on, mardela,

this is a school, how are you with them, is it really possible, oh well, i’d better go outside, but grunyaours, nichaevskys. what are they like for you? disheveled and grimy, the fascists are angry, they don’t spare the little ones, vera and glasha have been gone for a long time we ate, even some bread, but we saved ourselves from the nazis, now they will take you to your home, wash you there, feed you and put you to bed on a real bed. romanok, he would have greased the cart, scared the dolls wildly, well, tell me, please, i need to fix their dress, please. give me a needle. thank you, what else, scissors, maybe? thank you! hello, hello, hello, hello, isn’t it like all the villages have collapsed, they haven’t seen you here, mom, we won’t make a fuss, well, they’ll just look at valentinka all the time, because i want to they should look at her, oh well, just don’t trample the floor for me. look, she lived in the city all her life, and you rode the train , rode, oh, how, on the ship, sailed on the ship, they ferried us across the volga, wow, she even has a picture like that, though it’s not