hitler appreciates.merican documents, the world was surprised to learn that even an american senator and the grandfather of the ex-president of the united states was involved in the rise of hitler presscott bush. according to declassified national archives documents, presscott bush was one of seven directors of the union banking corporation, a new york-based investment bank owned by the bank. at the same time, despite the terms of the treaty of versailles , the west actively invested in german industry; from thirty-three to thirty-nine, germany received, if translated into today’s money, about $700 billion, half of the money was from the united states. in thirty-three, as soon as hitler came to power, the banks of england and the united states forgave. berlin has several billion debts. by 1939, us companies owned 70% of the entire german automobile industry. shell and standard oil supplied them with oil, rubber and components for the production of jet fuel. the americans controlled the german steel trust

therefore, hitler did all this...r , the 250th spanish infantry division arrived near leningrad to help the germans. spanish soldiers usually wore blue or blue shirts and therefore this formation was often called the blue division. it was formed in madrid in july 1941 . mostly volunteers were recruited into the division. these people went to distant russia for ideological reasons. according to them . they wanted to get even with the communists, whom they considered responsible for starting the civil war in spain. here is unique newsreel footage. spanish volunteers on the leningrad front perform traditional folk entertainment. karida or bullfighting. before sending to front, every spanish soldier took an oath. i swear to god. absolute loyalty to the head of the german army, adolf hitler, in the fight against communism. i swear to fight like a brave soldier and give my life at any moment to fulfill this oath. in total , during the war years , from 40 to 50,000 people served in the ranks of the blue division. near lening

hitler forbade paulus to break through the blockade ring.o liberate the sixth army don armies led by manstein, but the operation , code-named winter storm , failed. on december 23, soviet tanks made a two-hundred-kilometer throw to the rear of manstein’s divisions and destroyed half of all the aircraft supplying his armies. from now on he could only rely on his own strength. an absolutely honest, clear general staff officer, he proposes to hitler, in connection with the current situation, this is the situation, i propose to start a breakthrough and take the troops out of the cauldron while something else can be saved. hitler says: no, what? the general staff does it, the general staff says: no, that means no. hitler always took the view that retreat is a disaster, to quickly roll up and retreat to prepared positions. under enemy attacks, this means losing part of the equipment. hitler always insisted that an army that stands and holds its ground distracts itself significantly. more troops than she has. early in the morning, january 10 , 1943

did he plan to did hitler preemptive? was he going to preempt hitler? just going to you one small detail all of the relatively familiar story of barbarossa, which begins on june 22nd, 1941. you notice a lot of black here. that's the german and their allies. we forget they had allies. people forget that to the germans, of course, invaded alongside slovakia hungary. finland, they had from italy and spain. the soviets just going to show you a very brief i should be using the clicker here because it would probably make a little bit more sense. but so we had, in the end, words, whereas lublin i've completely gone blind on my map. we're supposed to have a powerful strike in the direction. oh, yeah, okay. so lublin is up here. okay. right here on the map. you see this? this is the centerpiece of all the soviet war gaming and documents they were expecting the war would break out, possibly with the german attack, possibly with the border. and so they didn't know how. no one knew how they would respond. and with remember that massive amount of armor and force tha

however, adolf hitler never appreciated rosenberg's grandiose propaganda project. just a source of raw materials for free labor. the fuhrer's true plans for ukraine were described in detail in the ost general plan. this typescript the 100-page document was compiled at the university of berlin. the germans planned to use ukraine and other occupied territories of the soviet union exclusively as an agricultural raw material appendage to germany. all large industrial centers were supposed to be liquidated, and the cities were completely rebuilt and populated by ethnic germans. more than half of the local residents should have been destroyed or evicted beyond the urals. according to the plan, the germans had the exclusive right to occupy all key positions in the city administration, trade cultural institutions. the text of the ost plan did not provide for any national autonomy, much less state independence for ukraine. hitler did not delve into the ideas. yes, who was appointed imperial minister of the eastern occupied territories, immediately suggested that let’s make

manner game fully shared hitler's views on the future of russia.t was supposed to disappear as a single independent state under the blows of a united europe. the liberated lands were supposed to be populated by the germans and peoples friendly to them. already in 1941, monerheim himself gave the order to create the ussr in the finnish-occupied territories. concentration camps for the russian population. here are rare newsreels. they were removed. in karelia shortly after her release from the finnish occupiers. this is one of the many concentration camps created by the finns on soviet territory. on july 8, 1941 , manerheim gave his troops an order that stated: the russian population should be taken into custody and transported to concentration camps. in fact , after the seizure of soviet territory, finland , primarily in karelia, pursued a pronounced policy of genocide. the fact is that greater finland did not assume the presence of the slavic population here, people were simply sent to concentration camps with very severe living conditions that ult

, hitler was his idol, hitler personally awarded him the knightly order of the iron cross, and he veryted the idea of ​​the so-called greater finland, the theory according to which finland should at least capture east corelia, what they they called eastern corelia, our karilians, yes, they were supposed to capture ingenbandia, the entire territory surrounding the ladazh and onega lakes. in mid-october 1941, the germans captured petergov. reached the southern shore of the gulf of finland. here, soviet ships opened fire on the wehrmacht columns. the flagship of the baltic fleet was the battle cruiser marat. this formidable dreadnought-class ship was built in 1914 and was originally named petropavlovsk. participated in the first world war, the civil war and the soviet-finnish war. marat was equipped. twelve large-caliber guns that fired projectiles weighing 470 kg at a distance of up to 30 km. each gun could fire up to three rounds per minute. in the first days of the siege, morath fired 953 main-caliber shells at the enemy. german pilots received orders to destroy the russian lenkor at a

this had an effect on hitler. this effect on hitler, then how did it affect any individual german, not to mention the inhabitants of the occupied territories. we must remember that after stalingrad, turkey finally abandoned the plan to invade the soviet union. it was after the battle of stalingrad that states such as croatia, hungary and the same romania, through their top leaders, began to probe the ground for concluding a separate agreement with the western allies in order to get out of the war. the exact number of soldiers and officers who died during the battle of stalingrad is still unknown. according to various estimates, in this battle the division who fought at stalingrad was distributed among different armies and fronts in order to further raise the morale of soviet soldiers. it was decided to return to the army the rank of officer, shoulder straps, which were abolished after the revolution. the soviet people rejoiced. sergeant alexander smirnov, who fought at stalingrad, said: after this, the soldiers no

bush hitler. now they call donald trump hitler. the real ones in the world they don't call hitler, they don't call president xi hitler or putin hitler or the iran hitler or the head of hamas or hezbollah hitler it's only conservatives and republicans were hitler. it's pretty sick. for the holocaust survivors on behalf of the nation, our nation i want to apologize to you, the way the democrat party in the media throw around the word hitler. when you look at your arms and you see burned numbers into your flesh and you know who hitler was in to watch the likes of msnbc and cnn at the pages of the new york times or the washington post around hitler like it's no big deal is pretty sick. but they will stoop to anything and everything for power. so there is joe biden. he is giving a speech at valley forge, he was going to give it on january 6 but in climate whether they decided they would move it to january 6. no george washington we know what took place at valley forge one of the worst winters in modern american history, the death and di

, hitler was his idol, hitler gave it to him. personally knightly order of the iron cross, and he wasnland, the theory that finland should, at a minimum, capture eastern karelia, what they called eastern karelia, our karlia, yes, they should have captured ingenbandia, the entire territory surrounding the ladyshskoye and onega lakes. in mid-october 1941, the germans captured petergov and reached the southern shore of the gulf of finland. there's a column here. four bombs hit the bow of the marat, the ship remained afloat, it was attacked for the second time on september 23, the german ace hans ulrich rudel from the bomber cars 87 dropped two real talenkor in the port of kronstatt 500kg bombs, one of them

september 8, 1943 hitler urgently.cht to retreat from eastern ukraine to the dnieper. by order of the fuhrer, a new defensive line, the eastern wall, was hastily erected along this river. the fortification lines stretched from the baltic to the black sea. according to hitler's plan, the dnieper was to become a natural water barrier for the advancing soviet troops. nazi propaganda declared the eastern wall an impenetrable wall. at one of the party meetings in berlin, hitler said: rather the dnieper will flow back before the russians overcome it. for a considerable distance , it is believed that about 300 kilometers were equipped with this fortified strip; they were on the high right bank of the dnieper. temporary pillbox points, concrete shelters, a system of trench trenches, multi-tiered, there were several rows of these trenches, barbed wire, anti-aircraft guns, individual fortified firing points, very good, let’s say, supporting infrastructure, that is, at the closest distance from this fortified area from this easte

manner game fully shared hitler's views on the future of russia.disappear as a single independent state under the blows of united europe. the liberated lands were supposed to be populated by the germans and peoples friendly to them. manerheim himself already in the forty-first year gave the order to create in the finnish-occupied territories of the ussr. special concentration camps for the russian population. here are rare newsreels. they were filmed in karelia shortly after its liberation from the finnish occupiers. this is one of the many concentration camps created by the finns on soviet territory. july 8, 1941, mana. on the lands cleared of slavs, it was planned to create an ethnically pure state, greater finland. in fact, after the seizure of soviet territory, primarily in karelia, finland pursued a clearly defined policy. genocide, the fact is that greater finland did not assume the presence of the slavic population here, people were simply sent to concentration camps with very difficult living conditions, which, of course, eventually led to

hitler.zi reich where no one had ever looked for him. could it be that the place where this very photograph was taken became the secret refuge of the main criminal of the 20th century? on the other side of the world, in the colombian town of tunja, lost in the mountains, today you can see street fakkers dancing to the russian kalinka. after all, as of this year, utunkhi is the new mayor who won the elections. this photograph has been tested in a laboratory to determine the age of the paper, and the face in it was subjected to comparative analysis with hitler's face, tests showed a 100% match. argentine journalist abelbasti has been defending the version for 30 years that hitler did not say goodbye to his life at the end of the war in his bunker, but much later. here is the estate, which, according to basti, was built in argentina, especially for the fugitive fuhrer. construction began in 1943, when the germans lost at the kurdish bulge. the escape plan was allegedly developed by hitler's pers

on april 5, 1942, hitler approved the plan for a new summer campaign.de-named "blau", would was to fulfill the fuhrer's long-standing dream. capture of oil fields of the north caucasus. many german generals, preparing for a second assault on moscow, considered this plan real madness, but none of them dared to openly object to hitler. the very configuration of the front meant that a simple breakthrough into the caucasus would be very dangerous from a strategic point of view, because then a very long northern flank of this broken gut would be exposed. and accordingly, a blow may be struck. hitler decided divide army group south, which was supposed to attack the caucasus, into two: army group a and army group b. and army group a was advancing on the caucasus, that is, this is its main task, and army group b was supposed to go to the volga, cut off the supply of oil along the volga to the north, the central section of the front, and, accordingly , cut off possible supplies of troops along the volga to the south. to conquer. its soldiers took paris, warsaw,

after this, hitler appoints adolf hitler as commander of the army group.oment, adolf hitler is the commander of army group a, and personally directs the actions of army group a from his headquarters. probably , after all, one of the main strategic mistakes of the germans was the personal initiative of hitler, who, as you and i know, headed the headquarters. defense and not being a military man, very often , let’s say, he made voluntaristic decisions, to put it mildly, yes, that he divided this group into two directions, he was from the group that was supposed to storm the north caucasus and go there further, further, he singled out the group was sent to stalingrad; this dispersion of forces, considered by many experts, became fatal for the germans from the point of view of the battle for the caucasus, in the occupied territories of the caucasus. among themselves would make it easier for the german command to dominate them. even before the outbreak of world war ii, german intelligence services established close ties with political emigrants from transcaucas

citroen also showed a photo of himself next to the alleged hitler.etermine the age of the paper, and the face on it was subjected to a comparative analysis with the face of hitler, the tests showed a 100% match. argentine journalist tabel basti has been defending the version for 30 years that hitler did not say goodbye to his life at the end of the war in his bunker, but much later. here an estate that, according to basti, was built in argentina especially for the fugitive fuhrer. began in '43, when the germans lost at the kurdish bulge. the escape plan was allegedly developed by hitler's personal secretary, martin bormann. this is the route. from berlin on a junkers hitler takes him to denmark, from there to the luft wafa long-range aviation base near lubock, from there to spanish reus, another transfer , another junkers flies to a top-secret facility in the canary islands, where a submarine is already moored for the decisive push to argentina, well and hitler gets here by hydro. only colombia, but all of latin america, and he is one of the most aut

hitler put everything he had into this blow.y the soviet union, in principle, take it out of the war. the battle for the caucasus lasted 442 days. on the front, stretching from novorossiysk mozdok, 1.5 million people fought in mortal combat. very long, difficult, very bloody. the battle for the caucasus ended in our victory. what goals did hitler pursue in the caucasus? how did the germans manage to get to the top of elbrus? why did the battle of the caucasus turn into a military disaster for hitler? at the end of july 1942, german troops reached the foothills of the caucasus, and on august 15 they approached to the foot of the ancient volcano to mount el brus. it was the highest mountain in europe. it rose 5.5 km high above the plain. to conquer elbrus, the germans sent 18 military climbers from the edelweiss mountain rifle division. the ascent was commanded by captain hines groth. in 1939, even before the start of the war, grod climbed elbrus and knew the mountain roads and pass leading to it well. this. it was decided to rena

after this, hitler ordered all main forces to be thrown at moscow.as called typhoon. its author was the commander of the army group center, general field marshal. fedor von god, god was a very highly professional military man, he was a pure prussian, a veteran of the first world war, and he was also an officer of the general staff back in the first world war, and he is short, very lean, and his plan was as follows: to deliver three blows, that is, two tank groups are attacking on his flanks, and the fourth field army is advancing in the center. respectively, first, these tank groups create boilers. in which the group that defends the moscow direction is destroyed, after which, having surrounded these boilers, tank groups hand over these boilers to the infantry, which begins to squeeze these boilers with soviet troops, destroy them, after which tank groups begin a breakthrough from two sides, bypassing moscow from the north and south, surround moscow, cut it off, at this moment, the infantry armies, having finished off the group that defends moscow, b

what fate did hitler have in store for the soviet capital?did muscovites survive during the siege? and why did the nazis never manage to cross red square? on october 15, 1941, all of moscow was gripped by panic; people rushed to the kazan station semi-trucks, loaded to the top with factory machines. in the city, crowds of people poured onto the gorkovskoye highway and other streets leading to the east, some party workers hastened to destroy their party cards, the soviet writer lev larsky recalls. ordinary party members ran along the sidewalks, roadsides and tram tracks, dragging suitcases, bundles, carts, everything was already mixed up in the stream of refugees, people. they are going and plus they are starting to leave moscow en masse in cars for middle management, that is, directors factories, well, this is the average middle management, who have cars, who also have stolen certain goods, so they are leaving, they are starting to be intercepted by work, because they are like a thief leaving, the bastard is going to moscow to hand over to th

hitler give his public speech.and fdr, who was fluent in basic german, would ask him, is that really hitler's voice? what does he mean by that? because remember, hitler was from the from now on in which is down there on the austria and german border in bavaria. he had a lot of local dialects. he had a lot of expressions that they only use locally. and he say to him, what does hitler mean by that? so he was able to give him the real score of what was going on in hitler's mind in his public speech. now, hedy lamarr or was from austria, she was married to munitions tycoon. she escaped way beforehand and to hollywood. not only was she beyond beautiful, she was beyond smart. i don't think they measure her iq. she invented that pulsating. radar transom mission. and it's absolutely incredible because i am worthless when comes to technology and i stand in complete of people like that. and she just sat down one day with a counterpart and the two of them together worked it out. but because she was a female well, you know, sh

in this regard, hitler was wounded. because he did not have the technical means to turn a man into awhen he said: “i free you from your conscience, he went in this direction, but he did not have what the same schwab and company have, when we have algorithms that will understand me better than i understand myself, they will be able predict my desires, manipulate my emotions and even make decisions. on my behalf, says yuval harari, advisor to klaus schwab. why schwab's book is the great reboot of the fourth industrial revolution, worse than hitler's mainkampf. mainkamf is about the creation of a certain geopolitical world order, very old in its essence, a retreat into neo-paganism, the denial of christianity. these guys, by the way, also deny christianity, but... they have the technical means to implement their ideas, which hitler did not have. in general, everything these people are now trying to take revenge from russia for the defeat of the third reich, because the reich they want to create is a direct continuation of hitler’s reich. but isn't that true? just compare this. your situ

[applause] only hitler's hitler, only nazis are nazis.o germany under hitler and the nazis from 19 33 to 45. there isn't one, don't try to make one. the prequel, for people just sort of learn from here, the story that went before which sounds like the antecedent to what we are seeing now, where americans were fighting against the ultra right in this time. both in the government, but also mostly outside of the government, people that are trying to outflank and expose them, hold them all to account. i just always feel like that. i know it's obvious to everyone here. it is important to say. in terms of what is going on in contemporary terms. have been thinking about this until 2025, and i'm having another one of those moments with geno happens all the time, everybody sees it one way. i am very stuck on a piece of it which i see differently, and i can't let it go. that is the insurrection act part of it. this report in the washington post last sunday the trump -- project 2025 plan involves invoking the insurrection act to take it for the next

hitler, in principle, never did not encourage anyone to withdraw troops. his first tank army, and other troops as well. and so kleist received the title of felix marshal in february 1943. that is, the man received the title of general fred marshall, in fact, because he was able to lead the group out. this group a , which actually carried out the attack on the caucasus, was, of course, very battered, but not defeated , it was not possible to completely defeat this combat-ready german fist, but nevertheless we can take this into account to say that a very long, difficult, very bloody battle for the caucasus ended in our victory, because we liberated all the occupied territories, we did not let them, most importantly, seize the oil fields, not even in mozdok. not in grozny, especially in baku, and we, most importantly, did not let them take stalingrad. the defeat of the wehrmacht in the caucasus put an end to hitler's strategic dreams. without new volumes of oil, germany could no longer conduct large offensive operations. its allies turkey and japan finally a

to wage a war against hitlerism camouflaged a fight for democracy, taking advantage of a pact with hitler russia begins a series of systematic on its tiny neighbors. finland is invaded on november 30 of 1939. at first, the heroic finns repulse the army, weakened by stalin's purge. its top officers. later greatly outnumbered finnish forces. the karelian isthmus to the soviet union for a hundred thousand refugees unwilling to be liberated, flee their homes, moving their possessions by every means. having. their necks. the baltic states non-aggression pact notwithstanding a russian ultimatum to latvia opens, the border to red troops. and hordes of so-called technicians in reality trained moscow agents from. moscow comes and revision ski to a puppet government with august curtains in as prime minister. banners and signs prepared by subversives demand admittance of latvia into the soviet union. yohannes spray the latvian communist party makes the formal there no opposing votes to the kremlin goes. premier koch and stein petitioning for admission into the soviet union. with stalin, khrushchev,

stalin is a criminal like hitler, and so on.ctures, migration has turned into an income source; not all russians can receive this citizenship on the same basis as migrants in order to end up in their homeland. well, aren’t we ourselves to blame for the fact that we are fueling this opportunity to instill in our society this very interethnic discord, and there is some kind of it, too. the amount of money they extort, the question arises, the real question, the root one, what to do? we need migrant hands for our economy. this is true, but how to avoid those the dangers we're talking about? it seems to me that our prime minister mikhail mishustin is absolutely right; now in central asia, in some republics , russian schools are starting to open, that is, this is an opportunity to give children knowledge about russia, something that will help them, when coming here, not to feel that russia is their enemy. it takes time, it takes money. this is routine work, but it is impossible without it. why did our president call the collapse of t

it begins to look like stalin and hitler will divide the world. frustrated by his inability to conquer england, not trusting stalin, hitler turns his forces on the soviet union. because stalin had failed to provoke the germans, he ignored warnings of the buildup on the border. caught by surprise and lacking the will to fight, the soviet army is in peril. stalin appeals to the west for aid. weeks later, he justifies his pact with hitler to the russian people in this way. >> [ speaking in a non-english language ] should extent my rout scampering after obstacle over the thermal. and a well to me yes so usually will >> [ speaking in a non-english language ] bit. it a little better you say it to see whether it. but in these early days of the war many russians are confused to exactly who the fiends and cannibals are. >> in these early days of the war, many russians are confused as to who the themes -- thieves are. incredible barbarism of the nazi occupa in village after village, the germans are welcomed as liberators, freeing the victims from the commun

germany's that made adolph hitler the chancellor. people around pap voiced their concerns about putting hitler in power, he says in two months we'll pushed hitler so far in the corner that he'll squeal. this is the phenomenon of elites who become supplements of the fascist leader. remember what lindsay graham tweeted in 2016 when trump was still an outlier in the party. i do. quote, if we nominate trump, we will get destroyed. and we will deserve it. when trump won the white house any way, graham got busy reducing himself to a maga foot stool in the u.s. senate. proximity to power will do that. like trump, hitler was also viewed as a clown, a goon who could be kept in line. and then there are the accommodations that the media makes with autocracy. in november 19, '22, "new york times" gave their first glimpse of hitler, a profile of a early rise in bavaria in germany got a key point very right. asserting that, quote, hitler's anti-semitism was not so violent or g as it sounded. before he rose to power, hitler staged a coup. it was a

hitler put everything he had into this blow.l was to destroy the soviet union, in principle, to take it out of the war. the battle for the caucasus lasted 442 days. on the front stretching from novorossiysk to... the caucasus, how did the germans manage to get to the top of elbrus, why did the battle for the caucasus turn into a military disaster for hitler? at the end of july 1942, german troops reached the foothills of the caucasus. on august 15, they approached the foot of the ancient volcano, mount elbrus. it was the highest mountain in europe. she rose 5.5 km high above the plain. to conquer elbrus, the germans sent 18 military climbers from the edelweiss mountain rifle division. the ascent was commanded by captain hines groth. in 1939. even before the start of the war, grod had climbed elbrus and knew well the mountain roads and passes leading to it. on august 17 , at an altitude of 400 m, among deserted glaciers on snow-covered slopes, the germans discovered a soviet hotel for climbers called shelter 11. having establishe

is hitler.e is no modern analogy to germany under hitler and the nazis from 1933 to 1945. there isn't one. don't try to make one. the prequel people to sort of learn from here the story that went before that feels like the anti-seed dent to what we are in now were the americans who were fighting against the ultra right in this previous time. both in the government but also mostly outside of the government people who were trying to outflank and expose them and hold them to account. i know it's obvious to everybody here, i just think it's important to say, but in terms of what's going on in con temp terms thinking about this project 2025 stuff, and i've realized that i'm having another one of those moments, which you know me well enough to know happens all the time which is that everybody sees it one way and i'm really stuck on a piece of it that i see differently and i can't let it go and that's the ininsurrection act part of it. so this reporting in "the washington post" that the project 2025 pl

will hitler give von leib new significant reinforcements?o the germans. the need for a speedy attack on moscow, winter is ahead, and so to speak, a purely military side, but there is another equally important one, this is political, then whether the germans will be able to capture moscow or not depends on a lot, the behavior of the satellite countries, the further position of turkey and the behavior of our allies for further supplies, in a word... hitler needs moscow at all costs, and since he will not risk withdrawing troops from the moscow direction, i am sure of it. well, logical, logical. svedyuninsky, how are you under pulkovo? so, have reinforcements arrived? yes, the bros with their damn code. how many infantry and tanks did you receive? so the sappers finished their work? okay, attention to the flank, understand? especially to kuritka, don’t take your eyes off him! at the first change in the situation, i report to me immediately; at the first, i have everything. i am sure that von ley will go around, around what, the central pulkovo

a few days later, hitler ordered the deployment of part of the troops of army group south. which aree black sea. at the end of the 18th century, crimea became the main military outpost in southern russia. in 1853, the peninsula was attacked by the combined forces of england, france and turkey, which tried to put an end to the growing russian military power once and for all. in the eastern war, as they called it europeans, many of their best soldiers died. british army officers. after this, monuments to the crimean battles appeared in many european capitals. the crimean war revealed new heroes to russia. admiral nakhimov, kornilov and istomin. engineer tatlebin, sailors koshka and shevchenko, surgeon pirogov. every hill and stone of sevastopol was covered with military glory. after the revolution of 1917 and the end of the civil war, crimea remained part of soviet russia, and sevastopol, with fortifications preserved in it structures, a powerful military base that ensured the security of the southern borders of the country. the germans, since the times of bismarck , understood the ver

on august 9, 1940, hitler issued an order to prepare for the blitzkrieg.t must be implemented before the winter of 1941. it went down in history as the au wbau-ost plan. information in the areas of barbaros and about special events of the troops. it prescribed complete ruthlessness towards the civilian population. we are obliged to exterminate the population. we will have to develop techniques for exterminating the population, and such a technique was developed. gas chambers, gas chambers, sterile cleaning, surgical. chemical, radioactive castration, infection with dangerous diseases, all this is in the arsenal of means of killing the inhabitants of the conquered territories, because the main question had to be solved: how to quickly get rid of a huge number of unnecessary people. we were talking about millions. punitive operations were considered an effective method. they began to be actively used in nazi-occupied belarus from the first days of the invasion. general prosecutor's office of the republic of belarus, supervisory criminal proceedings on the fa

words are one thing and actions are another. ♪ >> while the russian soldier battle hitler they fightred advanced a few miles from warsaw were polish resistance forces have risen in rebellion against the occupation -- nazi occupation. the red army standby waiting for the future leaders of a free poland, 200,000 of them to be massacred. ♪ only then do the reds move in. ♪ >> stalin takes advantage in the change of the war to satisfy his vengeance on seven of his minority nations whose members may have been disloyal and he directs a mass genocide resulting in over 11 million the dems and for example, they are proud and in ancient people and they are completely obliterated and their very existence denied by the soviet union. when the war ends, the communist occupy all of eastern europe and one third of germany and stalin means to hold his gaze. all red occupied territories are there and manchuria were after six months of red liberation 5000 factories are stripped of machinery for removal to russia and the truth behind this statement of khrushchev is we category --. stalin again signs trea

the capital of soviet belarus, which hitler.ened to declare it another fortress, defended by about 2.0 people. cleaning up the city lasted several hours. by lunchtime of the same day, the german garrison capitulated. minsk, a city that withstood a three-year struggle, wounded and burned, but not subjugated minsk, was liberated. after the capture of minsk by soviet troops, the remnants of three german armies were completely surrounded; on july 11, the germans ceased resistance and laid down their arms. after all, the brest fortress blocked a corridor in the forests, through which it was possible to move further back, and the model assumed to rely on the brest fortress, then it should follow in the rear attack from the armies of chukov bogdanov, and the attack went precisely to the rear, and this forced the germans to abandon good positions and retreat to the narevo line towards warsaw. the vistula was such a strategically important line, the germans, when they realized that the russians were breaking through to the vistula, they

hitler, they ended up being actually another incarnation of hitler, as as turkey is pointed out very boldly that it's erdogan and... and i have to, i have to say this whole episode is really bringing up the best of people. erdogan is speaking out netan yahoo is hitler, i i've seen this in india, the uh the racist hindu nationalists were they loved israel, crowd control, racism, that's us and now they it's like dog with its tail between its legs. they look ashamed of themselves, the elite, the indian elite, so it's really transforming many countries, and showing who is uh, who is brave and principal, and that's what we need at this time, you can't trust anyone in the horrible atmosphere we're living in, so i thank you, hamas, thank you palestinians for waking us up to that kind of call for. technical uh behavior. mr. walberg, mark garlasco, a former war criminal, war crimes investigator for the united nations, he said that the ferocity of tel aviv's bombing in the first month of the war had not been seen in vietnam, or even in both iraq wars, it was never that dense. now, for context

major danvets was one of hitler's adjutants.but hitler patronized his favorite for his readiness to obey him at his first word, and saw in him the ideal product of his system, your upbringing. listen, my danwitz, remember the abcs of modern politics for the rest of your life. as long as bolshevik russia exists, my goal of making germany the ruler of the world is unattainable. the life of each of us belongs to great germany and the fuhrer, today is our family evening, celebrity guests with their wonderful parents, that’s it, we’re relaxing, i started acting when i was seven years old, honestly, i don’t help her, she really works independently, this is definitely perfect. in general, at first she stood in line. dedicated specifically to my mother, thanks to our parents for their contribution to the development of us all, watch the time after the program. cognac, old barrel, product of steller group. in those pre-war days, the secretary of the leningrad city committee of the kuznetsov party, alexey alexandrovich, was extremely. the

on january 26, 1934 , the hitler-pelsud pact, or officially, a declaration on the non-use of force, wasen germany and poland. but the head of poland, jozef pilsudski, underestimated the ambitions of hitler, who in those years seemed to many to be a rational politician. warsaw tried to ensure its security, and the normalization of relations with poland gave hitler the opportunity to deal with other issues without fear for his eastern one. despite everything that happened in germany, in subsequent years poland considered the soviet threat to itself more serious than the german one, perhaps relying too much on this pact, it was designed for 10 years, but after 5, in april thirty-nine, hitler broke the agreement with poland, under the pretext that the poles did not allow the germans to build through polish territory highway to könecksberg, this is kaliningrad, but the poles, until the germans attacked poland, began the second... on january 26 , 1947, the first ice hockey championship in the ussr ended. the games were held on natural ice in moscow, leningrad, arkhangelsk, riga, kiev and othe

mikhalkova besagon tv. re-release on how the notorious liberation from conscience, proclaimed by hitleriends, to our. in the new episode of the author’s program bissagon tv, which will be called “what is 2 +2.” i hope you understand why we named our program this way. well, according to tradition, i would like to report that i watched our previous program, the wives of marquis karabas, on the russia 24 channel, on the russia-1 channel, on youtube, on our telegram channel. incredible, i would say, illiteracy and you can’t, all this is accompanied by such infantilism, but the most important thing is that this is infantilism, which presupposes lightness, charm, childish naivety, this cloudless attitude to this or that problem, as a result they cease to be harmless, listen to what... writes, in my opinion, a wonderful philosopher and historian andrei fosov. the fact is that the brown idea in the modern world works to create a system that denies humanity in person. in this regard , hitler came early because he did not have the technical means to turn a man into a beast. when he said: “i free

else is the fact that she belongs to the cynthia minority that was persecuted and murdered during hitler's dictatorship in germany. from time alpha, from an early age, my mom told me everything and showed me pictures. i grew up looking at black and white photos filled with dead people and more did people this picture, she was her mother melanie. she to as a child, she would go on to become the 1st person to devote herself intensively to the next 2 systematic murder. many people, one supports her for what the best way to earn your been learning it good to grass . no common keeps the remnants of her family history and an old chest of drawers managed to invest in pieces. when i opened mister over and smelled these old papers and documents, it makes my stomach turn the plate, suspend me off the mazda and almost all members of the family were deported by the nazis from belgium to the ocean. its back in our concentration camp where they were murdered. comments uncle, rudy was one of the systems. this is our rudy at school. this is before the deportation for that. so the, and that's a cousin who'

, there were czechs there, well, it seems like they were not entirely for hitler, although very quickly, did a lot, you know what separates us from them, neither regarding the french, nor the british, nor the danes, norwegians and so on, hitler’s germany did not make a decision on total destruction, destruction, of course, these were jews, they were gypsies, they were communists. political commissar, we forget about this, the order that was issued at the very beginning of the war, and there was a general plan for ost, i will say about us, russians, belarusians, slavs, ukrainians, who were designated there, 75%, like evict, but we remember , how they evicted the jews, where they evicted, vosvenets, who was liberated by our army, we also celebrate the anniversary these days, to destroy a certain percentage, and turn the rest into slaves. a craving for saying some monotonous prayers, prayers in quotes, but in this case this is what is happening, our western leaders say, when they basically repeat each other, it’s all the same thing, they will attack in 5 years, in 7 years this will happen,

i didn't plagiarize hitler. >> lulu, what did you want to say?nted to say as a tactic, sure, is it going to get old. but this is his central message. this has been his central message since the moment he actually said he was going to try to become president of the united states. it is not unusual for biden to say, this is why i am here, i am fighting for democracy, i am fighting for this country, and i consider trump to be an existential threat. >> let's be honest about something. one of the reasons, and i kind of touched on it in the beginning, one of the reasons that biden is taking this route is because he has spent all fall touting his own record, leaning into bidenomics and it didn't work. take a look at this latest cnn average of recent polls. at this point 38% approve of the job the president is doing. 58% disapprove. reihan, i mean, you know, he was making the affirmative case for himself and folks weren't buying it. >> joe biden's best chance right now is to have a low turnout election. we are in a very different moment right now in whic

hitler's main hope was new german tanks.e. all forces, capabilities and the number of german troops on the soviet-german front increased even slightly higher than the level of june 22 , 1941, that is, the germans raised everyone they could under arms, the emphasis was placed on the latest weapons, if the tiger tank had already managed to visit the soviet-german front, then the latest vehicles, panther tanks and self-propelled guns ferdinand were 100% new, besides this, naturally ... every day. will the red army be able to hold back the blow of selected german forces? when exactly the enemy will begin to attack. was our intelligence mistaken? during these days , the german sapper bruno formel was captured by the soviets. on during the interrogation, he said that german troops were put on full combat readiness and on the night of july 5 they would go on the offensive on kursk. that's when the message came that the germans would begin the crime at 3:00 a.m., on july 5 , 1943, a decision was made to conduct counter-artillery pre