they had counted on hitler to rush. is it true that the main goal of the soviet government was to occupy the countries of eastern europe? the soviet-german non-aggression pact was long considered one of the most secret documents of the 10th century. for 80 years , no one knew where it was kept. the original treaty was not published in the press. in the soviet union , this document was never officially researched. rebentrop secret protocol to it were published by the russian ministry of foreign affairs in may 2019. these are soviet copies of the document. the treaty secret protocol are written in russian and german. the typewritten text of both documents takes up four pages. the agreement was signed by the people's commissar of foreign affairs of the ussr molotov and the german foreign minister ribbentrop. this treaty, concluded 80 years ago, still influences international relations. most countries of the western world, the baltics and east europe, present these lines as evidence of the ussr's guilt in unleashing the sec

europe under hitler's fifth and then the soviet leadership realized that hitler would not take these small contingents into account soviet troops in latvia and lithuania. on june 15, by order of stalin , soviet troops were brought into the capital of latvia, estonia and lithuania. our troops at this time in mid -june. estonia, latvia and lithuania learned what was happening in poland, in poland there was fear and horror. hitler set the task that poland would be destroyed as a country, as a state, began. terrible, bloody repressions, there were hundreds, thousands, the construction of camps began, in the baltics they knew this. in all three republics, allied ussr were formed, coalition government. after this , the bans on the communist movement and demonstrations were lifted. throughout the following month , thousands of pro-soviet demonstrations took place on the streets of tallinn, riga and vilnius. on july 14 , parliamentary elections were held in all three republics. according to official soviet data, the communist parties received over 95% of the votes. modern baltic historians c

republic is already becoming hitler's.the same time , european countries, first of all the guarantors of the versailles system, paris and london, began to appease hitler in every possible way. a whole series of new agreements and treaties began, in direct violation of the versailles agreements. well, for example, in 1935. bush took the most active part in financing of the nsdap, that is, the hitlerite party. everything is repeated at a new historical turn, at a new historical stage of development. the west wants the destruction of russia, stalin sees this, all our leaders see this , what is going on, going to war, moreover, they understand that hitler in this case will play the role of a chicken dog, that they will fight with us, but no, well, naturally, and stalin and other leaders of the state party understood everything perfectly well. the soviet union was not silent at all, it did, as far as possible, in those historical conditions, reasonable steps to, firstly, protect themselves, and secondly, to delay the start of a

this was hitler's first visit to the eastern front. nazi command planned to completely plunder and devastate all captured territories. on the eve of the attack on the soviet union. hitler signed the secret oldenburg plan, known as the green folder of goering. this document ordered the confiscation of all stocks of raw materials and food in the territory between the vistula and the urals. all valuable industrial equipment was supposed to be taken to germany, and the rest was to be destroyed. the territory of the ussr was to become an agrarian appendage of the third reich. 30 million russians were doomed to starvation. what was at the forefront of the intentions of the fuhrer and the reich? this is the triad, these are three components: military destruction - the barbarossa plan, economic plunder - goering's green folder gruen, and general plan ost, which left no doubt what they wanted to do with us. goering, when plans were already being developed for the soviet union, he addressed the military, before you is a country where there is a

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and that's what he used against hitler to at least counteract hitler's propaganda. well, belle moran, you know, he, he became of special operations of the political warfare. so he was running a whole empire of subversion dozens of stations in a multitude of languages across occupied europe. a daily newspaper, you know, a staff of hundreds famous novelists worked with him, ian fleming, the bond author of made it all possible. they'd been no friends. muriel spark, the great scottish novelist. there. most people who worked than what germans or exiles so, a lot of avant garde artists, a lot of from the cabaret scene. and they were very important because essentially what delmer did was create stations which, pretended to be nazi stations but weren't, and mix some of the nastiest bits of nazi propaganda with content that subverted the nazis as well. so the most famous example is the first radio station that he creates, which isn't a radio station. it to the to the person listening to it in it would have sounded a kind of a coded message from a a renegade, very angry senio

the remnants of hitler's office.'m then down here you soon extremely rare general wound badge the equivalent of a german purpled heart. that a very special one made after the assassination attempt on hitler's life on july of 1944. >> host: windows valkyrie? >> guest: there is a movie made about the assassination attempt. until those who were wounded in the room with adolf hitler received a special wound badge. this is one of those very special wound badge or so it is extremelyr rare. >> host: pete crean was this picked up from the chancellery in berlin by a soldier? by an everyday soldier? what's an everyday soldier who was basically souvenir hunting. and had come across these items. and actually found some letterhead paper from adolf hitler's desk and wrote home describing these items. voices from the front is an interactive oral histories we have done with 18 world war ii veterans. so over the course of a couple of days they sat down and answered more than 1000 questions. using voice recognition software and artifi

hitler's office. and then down here, you see a an extremely rare german wound badge that would have been the equivalent of a german purple heart. but they had a very special one, made after the assassination attempt on hitler's life in july of 1944. and what we know is valkyrie or valkyrie. yeah, there was a movie made about the assassination attempt and so those who were wounded in the room with adolf hitler receives a special wound badge. and this is one of those very special wound badges. so it's extremely rare. peter crane, was this picked up from the the chancellery in berlin by a soldier? yes, i had. every day, soldier. every day soldier. who was basically souvenir hunting and had had a come across these these items and actually found a some letterhead, paper from adolf hitler's desk and wrote home describing these items. voices from the front is a interac active oral histories that we've done with 18 world war two veterans and so over the course of a couple of days, they sat down and answered m

the defeat of the nazi german army and its leader adolf hitler.ccupied many parts of europe in the first years of the war, and hitler was looking forward to the soviet soil but defeating stalin was not easy. in july 1943, the germans suffered a heavy defeat from the soviets in the battle of kursk. five months earlier, the germans had failed in the battle of stalingrad. stalin saw the nazi german army at the gates of the city named after him. but in this battle, nearly half a million people were killed. that is why the tehran conference started with the commemoration of the battle of stalingrad. churchill presented stalin with a sword in appreciation of his efforts, but stalin needed more than a sword to win the war. iran's railway since the occupation of the main shariaan to send aid america and britain were to the soviet union. iranian railways in the railway sent from the ports of the persian gulf to the shores of the caspian sea. iran's railway was a great help to the soviet army in the fight against hitler, that's why iran was called the allie

why did hitler finally lose the war at kursk?n the newest tanks and planes did not help him. in early 1942, in the battle of moscow, nazi germany suffered its first serious defeat in world war ii. the germans came close to the soviet capital, but were unable to take it. thanks to reserves that arrived in time, the red army launched a powerful counterattack and pushed the wehrmacht back from moscow. the blitzkrieg plan failed. in this at that time, german engineers were hastily developing a new formidable weapon, a heavy tank, which, according to hitler's plan, was supposed to change the course of the entire war. the design of such a tank was presented to the fuhrer in the spring of 1942. the new machine was called the tiger. the soviet t-34 medium tank was inferior to the german innovations in firepower and armor thickness, but was the most maneuverable tank in its class. in one campaign, the t-34 could cover more than 400 km and fire up to 100 shots. enemy shells often simply bounced off the tank's sloping armor without causing

but this wave did not take long for hitler to win the olympic boycott policy campaign. the americans reached out to the germans with the justification that politics has no place in sports and convinced other countries to participate in the berlin olympics. only spain , which was ruled by a left-wing government , remained on its decision to boycott the berlin olympics, and the soviet union was not invited to the games at all. nazi germany government with inviting foreign spectators and journalists from different countries of the world was intended to convey an image of a tolerant and peace-loving germany to the world. the 1936 berlin olympics is the narrative of a dictatorship that tried to strengthen the foundations of its government with a sports performance. 348. the german athlete was to be part of this show of strength. the nazi swastika was everywhere. showing off to establish a party, a race and a dictator. the berlin olympic stadium was the gathering place of a large number of germans who took the nazi gesture with outstretched arms and shouted: hi hitler. in ber

look what symbols we are talking about, we see the icon of adolf hitler.urnalist asya ivanova zuan took these shots in the city of mariupol, liberated from the ukrainian army. this is mariupol, this is where the ukrainian nationalists from the azov regiment were located. since the beginning of 2014, we have been showing some discovered documents directly on camera, this is a textbook, a training manual in english, it is written: during the second world war, ukrainian nationalists in ss units killed hundreds of thousands of civilians; in 1943 , zondar teams formed in western ukraine were sent to poland and slovakia to fight the partisans and local residents supporting them. 14 people were kicked out at night, they were ordered to undress at the edge of the soldiers' trenches, each was shot in the back of the head. in total, during the volyn massacre , ukrainian nationalists brutally tortured 60,000 poles and... this belongs to you, and they took the head to the ukrainians and said: this belongs to us. the fact is that bandera’s followers surprised even the

look what symbols we are talking about, we see the icon of adolf hitler.garian journalist asya ivanova zuan filmed these shots in a city liberated from the ukrainian army. city ​​of mariupol. this is mariupol, this is where ukrainian nationalists from the azov regiment have been stationed since the beginning of 2014. we show some of the discovered documents directly to the camera. in fact, the symbol of hitler's ss division dasreich, the wolf hook. sss insignia is on the banners and chevrons of soldiers of the ukrainian army. and all this is happening with the full support of european american human rights activists, who know very well where this symbolism comes from. on september 22, 2023 , at a special meeting of the canadian parliament dedicated to the visit of the president of ukraine vladimir zelensky applauded ninety-eight-year-old yaroslav gunko in a few minutes. in our house today , a ukrainian-canadian world war ii veteran who fought for ukrainian independence against the russians continues to support the truth today, despite the fact that he is a

the defeat of the nazi german army and its leader was adolf hitler. germany had occupied many parts of europe in the first years of the war, and hitler had his eye on the soviet soil, but stalin's defeat was not an easy task. in july 1943, the germans suffered a heavy defeat from the soviets in the battle of kursk. 5 months ago, the germans failed in the battle of stalingrad. stalin defeated the nazi german army at the gates of the city named after himself, but in this battle. nearly half a million were killed. that is why the tehran conference started with the commemoration of the battle of stalingrad. churchill to appreciate stalin's efforts he gave him a sword as a gift, but stalin needed more than a sword to win the war. since the occupation, iran's railway was the main artery for sending american and british aid to the soviet union. iran's railways were in the hands of the allies rather than the soviet union. if you think about the absolutely devastating difficulty of trying to send supplies through the northern convoy route through the arctic to

i could not take hitler seriously. and of course, he did not take hitler seriously as a chaplain's comic portrayal in the great dictator reminds us one key way to defeat a dictator is to make them ridiculous. decades later mel brooks made the same point by the way in the producers. with their famous play within a film of springtime for hitler and by the way the play within a film format is one of the things that are you can find in commonly in chaplain's own work. but comedy is more than just making fun of the people who seem to have it better than you do. it's also at its core an expression of optimism the conviction that the future can be brighter than the past. that the optimism of chaplain's work. the happy endings or even the not so happy endings at least the happy surviving. of being able to fight another day being able to wake up with a new opportunity tomorrow. that's something the world really needed to hear during the depression and during world war two. it's something that people needed to hear during the fi

he's talked to hitler. we've saved the check checkoslovakia from nazi aggression by coming to this pact and we see peace and prosperity for europe ahead hitler is a man can work with okay, except before the fair even opened one month later both or sorry one year later both czechoslovakia and austria were under nazi control. he violated his agreement lied to the british prime minister and the world. before the fairs end belgium denmark france the netherlands and others nearly half the european nations would be added to that list of having been crushed by nazi aggression. after the nazi takeover of czechoslovakia, mayor, laguardia, led the charge to raise $600,000 to help finish their pavilion. despite the fact that the germans demanded it be shut down because the country was under their control now. and ultimately the outbreak of war was a paul cast over the entire fair. when the 1940 season rolled around so and runs for the spring and summer and fall of 1939. it shuts down for the winter and then it reopens

in fact, berlin had its own plans, hitler was indifferent to this ukrainian scumbag.on march 12, 1939 , hungary received permission from him to occupy carpathian ukraine. two days later, hungarian troops will begin their offensive. at the same time , slovakia declared its independence, carpathian will do the same after it. ukraine, thanking in a telegram the czech government for 20 years of coexistence. the times are very important, the slovaks have declared their independence. we must do the same today, so we must convene a meeting of the council of ministers, a meeting of the un, and prepare the first meeting of the diet for tomorrow. mr. prime minister. the man in the video on the left is greek catholic. priest father augustyn voloshyn. the next day, he will become the president of carpathian ukraine from the prime minister. the ambassadors of the diet will vote for him unanimously. these votes belong to dr. augustyn voloshyn. this is where the first ceremony took place meeting of the diet of carpathian ukraine, where everything happened. this is the gymnasium of t

hindenburg praised hitler when he simply killed his competitors, the stormtrooper commanders.n of the ss. the seriously ill president was not thinking clearly and once even mistook his protege for the kaiser, addressed him as your majesty. after his death. swore allegiance personally to hitler, and not to the country or the constitution, on that day a referendum was held on the transfer of presidential powers to the chancellor, almost 90% the population answered yes, hitler... proclaimed the fuhrer under the slogan one people, one empire, one leader, he received absolute power and germany moved forward along the path of the most brutal terror of nationalistic madness, which led to its complete collapse. on august 19, 1960, a soviet rocket sent belka and strelka into orbit, the first living creatures to visit space and return... all safe and sound, they chose mongrel dogs for their endurance and unpretentiousness. there were other criteria: weight no more than 6 kg, height up to 35 cm, light color, to better observe through television cameras. dogs were trained on a vibration s

of nazism, the propaganda of hitler himself. we are moving a little into modern times, in 2014 the olympics in sochi, the winter olympics in sochi, which are the most expensive in the history of the olympic games, were spent on them. 50 billion dollars, and it is done in order to show the propaganda of the regime, the totalitarian regime, how totalitarian regimes in all periods used the olympic games for their propaganda, to possibly show how strong and powerful they are. well, the 1936 olympics were held in berlin, when hitler's fascist regime was already in power, but the olympics were for berlin. was allowed to take place even before hitler came to power, because every country is given several years to have the opportunity to prepare, and when hitler came to power, he decided that this the olympic games, they will demonstrate just how strong and how independent the regime in germany has become, the jews were persecuted, there was an inscription everywhere... only for germans or not not for jews, when the first commission from

they say that until now, he fell in love with johnny and said that hitler was a thing.hese are national socialists, the word socialism is in their hearts. they say that stalin was horrified . soviet prime minister nikita khorosusho said at the 20th congress that stalin did not come out for a week. he did not believe that hitler was this. in order to attack him, the situation will change. immediately, the british will send head of stafford cripps as the minister of foreign affairs and the minister of infantry. in foreign affairs, he goes to moscow and sits down and says that we are your supporters from today . churchill's speech is interesting . churchill replaces atli with the answer. because the world-eating hitler is destroying the world, i stand in front of this, so these meetings can come and go.

archival bomb, in the summer of 1945, hitler. was preparing a nuclear strike on the soviet union, the fsb declassified and published documents that add depth to the topic of recent weeks, the us plan to deploy missiles of unprecedented range in germany. pavel pchyolkin plunged into. in 1945, soviet troops captured an employee of the third reich propaganda ministry, gruppen führer werner wechtor. he was preparing regular reviews of the military industry for the leadership germany. his testimony sheds light on the nuclear program. hitler, all his information about the nuclear project came from high-ranking german military and officials. here is an excerpt from his answers to questions from investigators. based on conversations with dominika and hertel, i came to the conclusion that the german ministry of armaments was preparing to use atomic bombs in 1945. i could judge this from other facts that were known to me as a senior official in the german ministry of propaganda. back in 1938 german. scientists managed to achieve the splitting of the atomic nucleus. the nuclear program of the th

among the ukrainian nationalist formations that decided to fight on the side of hitler’s germany, ittion such volunteer units as, for example, vaf, nachtigall, ss galicia, which included ukrainians, but we must also say about the so-called ukrainian auxiliary police, which is in the general government, that is, in the occupied polish. lands very diligently served the nazis. before hitler's germany attacked the soviet union, the western lands of the ussr were home to millions of jews. with the jewish pogroms, which were carried out by combat detachments of ukrainian nationalists, began what in berlin would later be called the final solution to the jewish question. don't throw away your weapon, take it, destroy the enemy. muscovites, hungarians, jews, these are your enemies, destroy them. these are the words from. instructions from bender's closest associate yaroslav stetsko, one of the organizers of the mass murder of jews in lviv 30 september 1941. then, in just one day , thousands of old people, women and children were beaten to death right on the streets. the time has come for alfa

hitler suddenly saw that among the conquered population, among the children there were no. proposed aferent plan: people should be resettled in special reservations and given the least fertile lands for temporary use. in fact, this doomed them to starvation. in his plan, the mayor wrote: since it is now impossible to refuse cooperation with the indigenous population of the eastern regions, the national order created in this area must be aimed at pacifying the local residents. this pacification will be achieved. by resettling the former inhabitants to other collective and state farm lands while simultaneously granting them the right to use the land. such resettlement must be linked to a reasonable selection based on the principle of personal merit, it must go hand in hand with the social advancement of positive forces alien nationality. mayer calculated the number of people who should be evicted in the first stage. from the cities of the leningrad, novgorod, pskov and kalinin regions, where 3,200 people lived, 3 million residents were to be expelled. from several cities in the south of

organized it, roughly speaking, in a socialist way. competition to see which of them would serve hitlerter in his attempts to create this state, it was they who proclaimed ukrainian independence in lvov on june 30, 1941. these very days, on blood-stained on the streets of lvov, the ukrainian nationalist organization oun proclaims the so-called manifesto on the independence of ukraine, without at all hiding in whose interests it was written: the ukrainian state will closely cooperate with the national socialist greater germany. in total, almost 2,000 people were killed in babiy eru. mikhail sedko, the last survivor, witnessed this tragedy; he was only 6 years old when his mother, younger brother and sister were killed by ukrainian collaborators. clara, this is my sister, it was only three years ago, saw me. mikhail recalled that during the war , what he was most afraid of was not the germans. the most terrible atrocities were committed by ukrainians from the so-called auxiliary units of the wehrmacht. today , the ukrainian authorities are erecting monuments to those who killed or called

it was he who appointed hitler chancellor in january of 1933.fter which the country began to hunt communists and left-wing dissenters. hindenburg praised hitler when he simply killed his competitors, the stormtrooper commanders. he approved the creation of the ss. the seriously ill president was not thinking clearly and once even accepted his appointment as kaiser, your majesty addressed him. after his death, the army swore allegiance to hitler personally, and not to the country or the constitution; a referendum was held on that day. about the transfer of presidential powers to the chancellor. and almost 90% of the population answered yes. hitler was proclaimed fuhrer under the slogan one people, one empire, one leader. he received absolute power, and germany moved forward along the path of the most brutal terror of nationalistic madness, which led to its complete collapse. on august 19, 1960, a soviet rocket sent belka and strelka into orbit. the first living creatures to visit space and return safe and sound. mongrel dogs were chosen, and mong

hitler's main hope was the new german tanks.n addition to the tigers, they brought in here for the first time self-propelled gun ferdinand medium tank panther. these armored vehicles were. at the beginning of july , 134 tigers, 190 panthers and 90 guns almost invulnerable to our guns and tanks, to ferdinand, entered the german army near kursk. the german army at that time strained all forces of possibilities and the number of german troops on the soviet-german front rose even slightly above the level. june 2, forty -first year, that is, the germans raised everyone they could to arms, the stake was still on the newest models of weapons, if the tiger tank had already managed to visit the soviet-german front, then the newest machines, panther tanks and the ferdinand self-propelled gun were one hundred percent new, in addition to this, of course, ammunition was accumulated, aviation was concentrated, approximately 70% of the armored corps of the then germany was neighboring on kursk. government, the most fierce such guards divisions

they forced the czechs and slovakia to say hello to hitler.rying, but why is there nothing in iran? there was no news, no, there was no resistance. you can easily look at the information newspaper. it is written on the day of, for example, the 10th of shahrivar. the jolly boyz orchestra. it was written by astakhr amjadiyeh , bazeh astakhr manzari, agha. they can't defend themselves because they don't provide security, he says , "this mukhtari is bothering us so much, but the crazy mukhtari is the best. these were the issues that the people should be told about your presence in the army . building shahbaz in the east of tehran is not worth it. we had formed 5 air regiments, one in tehran and two in tehran. we also had the banbarans and the hunting regiment of good kolbans, the poor people had toiled. one regiment was in mashhad, 5 planes, one regiment was in ahvaz, 10 planes , one regiment was in tabriz. we had done a montage in tehran, they don't have machine guns , they ask colonel ghahrani , sir, why didn't you fight? send a message to the g

i could not take hitler seriously. of course, he did not take hitler seriously. as chaplin's portrayal of him it in "the great dictator" reminds us, one key way to defeat a dictator is make them look ridiculous. decades later, mel brooks made the same point in "the producers," with their famous play within a film of "springtime for hitler." by the way, the play within a film format is one of the things that you can find commonly in chaplin's on. but comedy is more than just making fun of people who seem to have a better than you do. it is also, at its core, an expression of optimism. the conviction that the future could be brighter than the past, that the optimism of chaplin's work, the happy ending s, or even the not so happy endings, at least the happy survivings, being able to fight another day, being able to wake up with a new opportunity tomorrow, that's something the world really needed to hear during the depression, during world war ii. it is something people needed to hear during the financial panics that marked the early 20th century. now, i have written

, in short, let it be, in short, if hitler doesn't like us, hitler would also like us. "we will not leave, we will not leave, come, at least one thought of your own, at least one sincere inner desire, understanding of what you want, there is, it is not, it is not, moreover, just think about it, it doesn’t matter who, even hitler, but imagine how much people do not understand what they are saying, how much they... do not understand what this can lead to, how much they do not understand that they can ultimately become victims of a catastrophe, a catastrophe, and this is not just a figure of speech, what i am talking about, here is what an eyewitness writes, pay attention to how these massive bearded men under the pressure of ants, protesters habitually pick up these shields and their... weapons, yes, fake or training, but still sharp enough to be dangerous in the pressing crowd, where any sharp edge can lead to casualties. pay special attention to how they carry these weapons away from the pressing schoolboys, how when they tear down a tent, the men line up in a chain wit

hitler's main hope was the new german tanks. in addition to the tigers, the ferdinand self-propelled gun and the panther medium tank were brought here for the first time. these armored vehicles were almost invulnerable to our guns and tanks. by the beginning of july , 134 tigers, 190 panthers and 90 ferdinand guns had entered the german army near kursk. at that moment, the german army strained all its forces and capabilities, and the number of german troops on the soviet-german front rose even slightly above the level of june 22, 1941, that is, the germans raised everyone they could to arms. the stake was still on the newest models of weapons. if the tiger tank had already managed to visit the soviet-german... the goal was to psychologically deal a serious blow to red army, because no one had ever seen such tanks, they were very powerful, so fresh and very well armed in this sense. tiger t6, what is it? this is 100 mm frontal armor, which our gun could not penetrate, even at close range with frontal armor, we could our t-34 and

they tried to conclude a number of agreements in order to prevent hitler from advancing into europe,ing in the interests of the baltic states. unfortunately, nothing came of it, first poland concluded an agreement with hitler, and then - let me remind you of the molotov-ribbentrop pact: in august of 1939, the soviet union signed an agreement, therefore, by the secret protocol, the appendix to it, we defined zones of influence, not that the state entered according to the protocol, no, just zones of influence. in august of 1939 , this molotov-ribittrop pact was signed, and already in september we signed. agreements on military cooperation with the baltic states, according to which a military base was deployed in each of these states. the ideology of the war with hitler, stalin clearly understood this there, this is to move away from the center as much as possible, yes, let's say, from moscow, so that the attack continued as long as possible. let's go back to 1940. world war ii has been going on for a year. poland, denmark, norway, belgium, the netherlands and luxembourg, as well as fra

he says that i really hate the ideology of communism, but today i am with the communists because hitlerdestroying the world and destroying the world. they are afraid that moureq al-dawla sapar wrote in the book world war ii, but people don't know it , mostly because of world war i. he says, "i listened to the radio on 11 september and saw it." russia and let it be said that on june 22, germany attacked russia and is moving forward, and it was moving forward terribly because the people's hatred of the communist ideals destroyed god , destroyed the prophet , closed the churches, closed the churches, so the government of the soviet people was pro - german. i went to the soviet union in 2014. i heard that when the german leaders were dropping bombs, they said, "come on, come on , let us be saved from this horrible government . i had so much hatred for the fact that germany was moving forward , but because of the nazis, ukraine came to ukraine, which is always a problem with the soviet union." darren, his people are all going to be welcomed with a cross, going with salt, going with sweets go

western ukraine was occupied by the soviets later, in september 1939, then. when hitler's troops invaded poland, nazi germany and the soviet union conspired to divide the baltic and eastern european countries among themselves. previously, the modern lviv, ternopil, ivano-frankivsk, volyn, rivne regions were under the poles for almost 20 years. after the collapse of the austro-hungarian empire, western ukrainians proclaimed zunr, but could not defend their independence in the war with poland. and if in the eyelash. yes, and someone, one side lost that war, the other won, that means there was a certain occupation of a certain territory, characteristically in these terms józef pilsutski and other polish figures, at the beginning, especially in the 20s, they this term was used, only 60% of the population of this country were poles, but they behaved as if the country was mono-ethnic. there were plans, according to which it is obvious that by the middle of the 50s , ukrainians should have turned into a complete minority in the region, ukrainian schools, if there were any, let's say, in the ter

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the goal of germany in 1940, hitler issued an order to prepare for blitzkrieg.t must be implemented before the winter of 1941. it went down in history as the aubau ost plan to build up forces in the east. among the top priorities, it included clearing the western part of poland. long before the attack on the ussr , a large number of documents, orders, instructions, inhuman and cruel in their essence were adopted, but a particularly cynical one was adopted on may 13, on special support in the barbarossa areas and on special troop measures. it prescribed complete ruthlessness to the civilian. we are obliged to exterminate the population, we will have to develop the technology of extermination of the population, and such technology was developed. gas chambers, gas chambers, sterile cleaning, surgical, chemical, radioactive castration, infection with dangerous diseases, all this in the arsenal of means of killing residents. conquered territories, because it was necessary to solve the main question of how to quickly get rid of a huge number of unnecessary people, we

the english never called this treaty the hitler-chamberlin pact, and in vain, again, because these are the two signatures that are under the treaty. he wants to ask, why? why not call it what it should have been called all these years? the naval agreement, signed in 1935, allowed germany to acquire a navy, before that it was banned due to the defeat in the first world war, someone sprinkles ashes on their heads, maybe there is something the romanian president wants to say to britain now, only in 3 days from october 22 to 24, 1941. in occupied odessa, on the orders of ioan antonescu , 22,000 civilians were shot, hanged and burned , mainly jews. on the territory of transistria, this is the former moldavian autonomous region of sir, the romanians equipped several concentration camps, the victims of this factory. thousands of gypsies and jews became deaths, this is only a small part of the criminal acts of the pro-fascist regime in bucharest and the romanian military, which deliberately participated in the extermination of the jewish people, maybe the president of romania, like his klaus i

but hitler expected to hold donbass to the last? of course, it was to their advantage. firstly, it was coal, the germans were then catastrophically short of fuel. for 700 days , the nazi paws squeezed the heart of russian industry so that it would beat again, donbass had to be liberated from hitler's occupation. this poster from 1921 clearly reflects the importance of the coal basin for the soviet union. blood vessels stretch to dozens of cities in the ussr. and in 1943 the red army will restore these ties. the donbass operation was divided into two stages: if in july during the battle of kursk, when the offensive began in the area of ​​the mius river, the soviet soldiers did not achieve great success, but they diverted significant german forces from the kurdish direction. the nazis were forced to pull back tank forces to the donbass. ensured the victory of the red army at kursk, and the bridgehead for a breakthrough offensive in the coal basin was ready. already directly on august 13, having prepared well the troops of our southwestern front under command of malinovsky

he refused to condemn hitler's violence against the --. he said it was, quote, not in the best interest of the united states for, england to win. he testified for 4 hours before a bipartisan committee. of 25 congressmen when he finished, the entire committee stood up and gave him a standing ovation. think that. so that's the level of anti interval and sentiment there was on capitol hill. so the battle was furious. senator robert taft said quote lending war equipment is lot like lending chewing gum. you don't want it back. so despite the strong opposition, the lend-lease act passed and fdr signed it on may march 9th, 1941. but the battle about supporting england was really just getting started, and lindbergh was leading the charge. he said, quote, this war was lost by england and france even before it was declared. and that is not within our power in america today to win the war for england. and speaking, an america first rally in des moines, lindbergh said, what he had only been hinting at before, quote, the three most important groups who