will tell us and you exactly what is happening in the archives of the sbu, which once belonged to the kgb. please. hello, this is an espresso interview project. my name is khrystyna yatskiv and these are our conversations on the most important topics for ukrainians and not only. today we have an opportunity to talk about... preservation of national memory, about debunking many myths, and i would say, about digging up real historical facts. all this is done by a large number of people in our country, it is painstaking work, painstaking work, and one of such people, today's guest of my studio, andrii kogut, is a ukrainian historian, publicist, public figure and director of the branch state archive of the security service of ukraine. i congratulate you. good day. well, we'll probably start with a short reminder to those who already know, and maybe someone who doesn't yet familiar with the branch state archive of the security service of ukraine, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. i say celebrating, because this is a really great achievement, 30 years of great work, and the f

on the other hand, if we look at the documents of the kgb, we see a completely different picture, weot of such grassroots protest, which actually protests against the introduction of visas to czechoslovakia, and is in solidarity with solidarity in poland, and generally talks about many important points, including about the independence of ukraine. of course, it was not the mainstream that was visible, but it was constantly, and actually this struggle, which all one thing... it lasted and eh and

the archives of the kgb are exactly what they are. that is, here this concept is broader. but all the same, this basis of zeal is the archives of the kgb. and please tell me which of the most common historical lies of russia and the soviet union have already been scientifically and factually disproved as of now, by gaining access to the kgb archives and making them public. oh, it's actually so very, it's extremely wide a topic from the very moment of the collapse of the soviet union about the fact that... one of such myths about the fact that ukrainian independence, they say , somehow happened by itself, just fell from the sky, no one fought for it, no one fought for it, no one expected, and in fact, if you look even at the documents of the kgb there from the stagnant 80s and 70s, then if you read communist newspapers, it looks like everything is stagnant, nothing is happening, on the other hand, if you look at the documents of the kgb, then we see a completely different picture, we see a lot of such... grassroots protest which actual

that's a great point, it is actually a kgb style not to l is actually a kgb style not to mention people to assist them, so in that sense putin has certainly followed his training, to remind you he was a kgb background. at this point he doesn't feel navalny represents a medical threat any more and so he feels free to mention him by name because thatis mention him by name because that is not the case of before. full anime putin has been in powerfor 2a years, more full anime putin has been in power for 2h years, more than anyone in russia. thank you very much for taking the time to speak with us, maria snegovaya. after weeks of deadly violence in haiti, police say several gang members have been killed in an operation to clear roadblocks and seize weapons in the capital port—au—prince. the united nations estimates 350,000 people have been displaced by the unrest. our central america correspondent will grant is one of the first international journalists to gain access to the country, and reports from cap—haitien, where many people have been heading for relative safety. cap—haitien suffers fr

, those that were created directly by the kgb themselves, their previous predecessors, but also those documents that were accumulated by them during various repressive and other operations, and actually this is the array of documents that is known in general in the west and in ukraine. also as kgb archives. at the same time, they cover virtually the entire century of bolshevism, starting from its establishment in 1918-19 and ending with the restoration of ukraine's independence in 1991, when the former building itself and all, all the property of the former kv was transferred to the new special service of the newly independent ukraine. this is how these documents got to us and we are now giving everyone the opportunity to work with these documents. and not only work, research, but i think we will talk about it again, for sure , but you know, the question has always bothered me, and it is often asked by people, the collapse of the soviet union, it seems, came from nenatsk, even representatives of the soviet special services, and i understand that this is precisely the reason for that ,

begins, and her open conflict with the kgb begins, and there i am, i i understand correctly that it parajanov's first signature, parajanov's was the first, and there is a story that they took this letter on the kyiv-moscow train, brought it and handed it over to the central committee. still such youthful naivety, it seemed to them that it was possible to come to an agreement with the authorities, that it was possible to somehow point out some shortcomings, yes, in fact , they appeal to legality all the time, but look, as if stalin’s crimes were officially condemned, de-stalinization took place, and so we have to somehow exist on the foundations of such a purportedly purified society, yes ah... already after these arrests in the mid-60s, yes, at the end of the 60s, these letters are rather a demonstration of solidarity, this. i don't think that they were hoping for some positive reaction, it is rather a demonstration of what we are, what we are together, and what we are against, actually, this is courage, absolute courage, which, i promised to return to creativity, you said that she

you're a kgb comrade. votka. we have to be the first.gan, wush and kohl planned everything in advance. they are confident that perestroika will destroy the ussr. the gdr is a country that no longer exists, a series about the decline of the soviet era, the fall of the berlin wall, in the political behind the scenes, the spy wars of that time. and the destinies of people at the turning point of eras touched a chord with many people, this is a wonderful time, which i think needs to be filmed now, shown, the mistakes of this time drawn to some conclusions, the right actions of this time, and well , somehow analyzed. the plot of the series is fictional, but inspired real facts and events. i don’t need the ussr, russia will be mine , one day you will say goodbye, look out the window, but there is no union, we have many conversations with gorbachev, with yeltsin among ourselves, they are all based on real things that there are a lot of references to this, but as they said about it, it was our artistic assumption, the real background in the imag

best reward for us, and therefore for you, moscow, lubyanka, january 1980, the headquarters of the kgbm... the third floor of andropovo’s office, exactly here, the main building of the state security committee, it was on this table that day that very encryption with a presentation for state awards lay, only a very narrow circle of initiates knew, in secret correspondence with the stations, comrade sviridov, the personal operational pseudonym of the chairman of the kgb of the ussr yuri andropov. the hero in a special operation was revealed by fighters of the secret zenit detachment. the first to be nominated for the highest awards of the soviet union was colonel grigory ivanovich boyarinov. against his last name in parentheses there was a note “post-death”. the hidden meaning of this the secret message was then understood only by a few senior state security officers. for the successful conduct of an operation of unprecedented complexity, teachers and graduates of a top secret unit, encrypted in the acronym kuos, advanced training courses for officers of the kgb, ussr were presented with

alogorska and a lot of legends have arisen around it, but it is clear that the fact that it is the kgbll, it does not raise any questions, it really was, they simply could not do anything with gorska, that is, it was that much. a powerful charismatic person on the one hand, on the other hand she was a certain symbol, a woman, an artist, and thirdly, it seems that this process of tightening the nuts, it was also connected with the early spring, that is , they understood that these are some liberal movements, they are very dangerous, that something with this must be ended in some way, yes, that is simple. to torture all of this under the asphalt, and someone is imprisoned for huge, terrible terms, and those who can't do anything with whom, they just kill, this is the gloss 139, this is also the year 68, and they, they were accused , that it was some terrorist organization from bandera and that the leader was there, and rumors are that she too he writes about this in his memoirs, that they rolled there. the people of bender, scoundrels, but, well , they are accused of all kinds of sins, a

starts her letters like that to the bays, actually , but she also knew about the surveillance by the kgb in olivets, as they say, gorska, she got there from 62- th year, from the time when they... ah from in fact, simonenko and tanyuk open a burial ground in the bikovn and again in ktm to them they hold an evening in memory of kurbas and they start, since it is really a few years from lygia, you can talk about it, they say about her shot revival, they talk about kurbas, and after that evening approaches tanyuk. the woman says that you are talking about solovki, but we have our own solovki here near kiev, and tells them that this is a bookshop, and they are still naive enough, they go there, and tanyuk leaves in his memories this, this terrible episode, that they approach and see how children, and next to penertabir, children are playing football with a children's skull, and this... them, they were completely shocked, and also by the scale, the size of this burial ground , as well as the fact that no one talks about it at all, that is, silence reigns , no one, everyone continues to be afr

kgb officers who invented such anecdotes and think in such terms, they accordingly and especially forncles. and cut off in this way and try to explain that of course, well, where, gil gil, and where, the british or the united states, but they act in this way, they, that is , they can work with terrorists, and they expectedly think that they can do the same others can also act, but idil is exactly that organization that is at war with everyone, with... the whole world, yes, it is also at war with iran, and there it is at war with the taliban, conditionally, well, for them already, yes, there, that russia, that the united states, this, the same evil in fact, that is, the russians, they are so acted, they, as i say, they still acted like that when it was still the kgb, and they will act like this in the future, but when they are sold to the internal consumer, uncle vanya from ryazan, look there, the russian land is in danger, and what ukrainian fascists over there are ready for... the internal land, our rather holy land, and there is also an internal contingent, and this is an attempt to

“matt�*s what happened with the kgb state, the kgb state uses every opportunity when there is some crisisffin of freedom. in other words, a further crackdown coming. i would even bet on it. and as russians reflect on the horror that unfolded here, what is the mood in moscow? there is no sense of panic, people are worried though. things don't feel like right, alexandra says. i things don't feel like right, alexandra says.— things don't feel like right, alexandra says. things don't feel like right, alexandra sa s. ., �* alexandra says. i don't feel safe. i felt fear, alexandra says. i don't feel safe. i felt fear. going — alexandra says. i don't feel safe. i felt fear, going outside, _ alexandra says. i don't feel safe. i felt fear, going outside, and - felt fear, going outside, and i had to go— felt fear, going outside, and i had to go to _ felt fear, going outside, and i had to go to the store, and when i left my home i— to go to the store, and when i left my home ijust thought that i should hurry— my home ijust thought that i should hurry and _ my home ijust thought that i should hurry a

second, 75% of all key positions in russia at that time were staff members of the kgb, the fsb, and theycontrolled all key financial flows, for example, under each oligarch there was a general who was conditionally the financial manager or god knows how it is with every large structure at foreign russian banks, and one more thing that i later heard more than once, it is very important for these brothers to earn money, they simply talked more than once about the fact that on... i i don't know why who do they keep us ukrainians there, but they perceived me as a very close person to putin to yushchenko, they knew this and wanted to immediately build relations, and they said that they started a dialogue with my predecessors in order to make the most modern. analytical center all over the world, just on the territory of the presidential secretariat, they will make, bring their computers, their equipment, and we will have the most modern analytics in real time, the kind that no other structure in ukraine has there, and me, me so mimovukh missed it, but the most interesting thing is that later

any telegrams from the governments there, the secretary reports to him that... yes, there were also kgbers, what are such jokes and they tell him, oh, half an hour before until the explosion came up and think in such concepts, then they are accordingly and especially for uncle vanya and cut off in this way and try to explain that, of course, some. gil gil, but where, the british or the united states, but they act in this way, they, that is, they can work with terrorists, and they expectedly think that yes others can act on their own, but idil is exactly that organization that is at war with everyone, with the whole world, yes, it is at war with iran and there with the taliban, conditionally, well... already for them, yes there, that russia and the united states are one and the same evil, in fact, that is, the russians, they acted like this before, they, i also say, they still acted like that there, when it was still the kgb, and they will act like this in the future, but when they are sold to the domestic consumer, uncle vanya from ryazan, look, the russian land is in danger, eh... and

the 80s, uh, when, uh,... well, that's it a joke with dark humor, so i think it was invented by the kgb, and like their spaceship, the challenger, broke up then, and and now a joke that like reagan, well, even then , reagan seems to have been there asking who sent condolences there, were there are some telegrams from the governments, to him there... and they tell him, oh , half an hour before the explosion, yes, that is , the kgb officers, who came up with such jokes and think in such terms, then they are accordingly and especially for and cut off in this way and they try to explain that... of course, well, where is gilgil, and where are the british? the united states, but they act in this way, they, that is, they can work with terrorists. and they expectedly think that others can act in the same way, but isil is exactly that organization that is at war with everyone, with the whole world, yes, it is also at war with iran and there is a conditional war with the taliban, well, already for them, yes, russia and the united states are one and the same evil, in fact, that is, the russians. t

holiday, secondly, 75% of all key positions in russia at that time, it was... staff members of the kgbb, and they controlled all the key financial flows, for example, with each oligarch there was a general who was conditionally a financial manager, god knows how, with every large structure, with foreign russian banks, and another thing that i later heard more than once that it is very important for these brothers to earn money. money, they simply talked more than once about the need to earn money, to earn money, to join forces, to earn money, and the last thing that really surprised me was that they were so confident, i don't know who they think we ukrainians are, but they me was perceived as a very close person to putin, to yushchenko, they knew this and wanted to immediately build relations, and they said that they started a dialogue with my predecessor in order to create the most modern analytical center in the whole world , just on on the territory of the presidential secretariat there , they will do it, they will bring their computers, their equipment, and we will have the most mo

for it, no one expected it, no one expected it, and in fact, if you look even at the documents of the kgb there from the stagnant 80s and 70s, then if you read communist newspapers, it looks like everything is stagnant, nothing is happening, on the other hand, if you look at the dock... moments of the kgb, then we see a completely different picture, we see a lot of such grassroots protest, which actually protests against the introduction from czechoslovakia and solidarizes with solidarity in poland, and generally talks about many important points, including the independence of ukraine. of course, it was not the mainstream that was visible, but it was constant, and actually this struggle, which continued anyway, was and... existed throughout the entire period of the communist occupation, the bolshevik occupation of ukraine, it is such a in my opinion, now one of the key and important elements of this information war, because actually russia is trying to show that we are one people, nothing happened and in general no one in ukraine wanted to be independent, in fact this is not the case, and

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is how she begins her letters to the bays , actually, about she knew about the persecution and the kgbivets, as they say, the hungarian one, she got into it from 1962, from the time when she was actually with simonenko and tanyuk. open a burial ground in the bikovna, again in the ktm to them, they hold an evening of remembrance of kurbas, and they start, since it is really small a few years from lygia, you can talk about it, they talk about a shot revival, they talk about kurbas, and after that evening a woman approaches tanyuk and says that you are talking about solovki, and we have our own solovki here under kiev, and... tells them that this is a bullpen, and they are still naive enough, they go there, and tanyuk leaves this, this terrible episode in his memories. they come and see how children, and next to the pioneer camp, children playing football, with a child's skull, and it struck them, they were absolutely shocked, both by the scope and size of this burial ground, and by the fact that no one talks about it at all, that is, silence reigns, no one, everyone continues to be afrai

and this is how she begins her letters to the bays actually , but she is about the prosecution the kgb in olivets, as they say the mountain, also knew, she was caught. from the 62nd year, from the time when they, in fact, with simonenko and tanyuk , opened a burial ground in the bikovna, again in katem, they held an evening in memory of kurbas and they started, since it is really a few years from the league, you can talk about it talk, they talk about a shot bucket. tanyuk leaves this terrible episode in his memories, that they approach and see as children, and grandfather's pioneer camp is nearby. playing football with a child's skull, and it struck them, they were absolutely shocked, both by the scope and size of this cemetery, and by the fact that no one talks about it at all, that is , silence reigns, no one, everyone continues to be afraid, and they are completely naive, tanyuk writes a letter to the city council that the graves it is necessary to organize, it is clear that... whoever does not answer them, symonenko will be beaten shortly after that, and he will live for another c

patriarch of muscovy kirill gundyaev, in the kgb files of mikhailov and so on, that is, here i thinkis already a topic for journalists and maybe not only for journalistic investigations, there are probably a lot of interesting facts that have not been made public yet, but... uh, i think it will have the effect of a bomb that has exploded, because it is too persistent and persistent now. the current pope leads the line of moscow, it doesn't happen that easily. mr. volodymyr, literally in a week or two , french president emmanuel macron should be in ukraine on an official visit, his arrival in kyiv has not yet been confirmed, and this is explained by security issues, but we see that during the last, the last month or two, emmanuel macron has been playing a rather important role and... you could say a leadership role in europe, when he gathers the leaders of 20 european countries and says that everything must be done so that putin is defeated, what's more, he hints that french troops may be on the territory of ukraine, and that too for nothing, he says it for good reason, and it is unli

to look at its influence at the time of the possible bifurcation point, and actually, how it will be kgbge one of its departments. most likely, this will be something that will contribute to the strengthening of this division and tension, because religiously, russia is also a very multifaceted country, and the churchmen who are there are completely incorporated into the mafia, corrupt. er, bureaucratic, other schemes, they will be try to keep their property, keep their status, that's why they are an institution after all, which has different incomes there, yes, despite this vertical, i think that different priests will trade themselves with these kgbshniks, plus it will be superimposed on the factor of other religious institutions , in particular the islamic ones, and there too, yes, they are under the control of the fsb, all these pseudo-religious leaders, so we will see a big sale, i would call it that... including regarding the religious influence on his flock, thank you very much, oleg mygaletskyi , researcher of regionalism in russia federation, co-organizer of the forum of free peo

patriarch of moscow kirill gundyaev, in the kgb files of mikhailov and so on, that is , i think that this is already a topic for journalistic and possibly not only journalistic investigations, there are probably a lot of interesting facts there , which so far... not made public, but i think that it will have the effect of a bomb that exploded, because the current pope is already too insistently and persistently leading the line of moscow, it simply does not happen. mr. volodymyr, literally in a week or two , french president emmanuel macron should be in ukraine on an official visit, so far... his arrival in kyiv has not been confirmed, and this is explained by security issues, but we see that over the last, last month or so two, emmanuel macron plays a rather important role and, we can say, a leadership role in europe, when he gathers the leaders of 20 european states and says that everything must be done so that putin is defeated, moreover, he is waiting for the fact that the french troops can be on the territory of ukraine, and also for nothing, he says it not for nothing, it is un

you know putin himself, famously former lieutenant colonel in the kgb. kgb was colloquially known as the sword and the shield. it was there to protect the state. the sanctity of the state. so for him, he's got a lot of egg on his face right now, because this wasn't just a kind of a terror attack where you , know, some lone wolf drove a car into a crowd. this was highly sophisticated. this has been planned for months. if you take isis at their word the russian security services claimed to have detained for of the assailants. and this was a, you know, machine gunfire into a crowded mall and concert venue but also a fire set to burn the whole place down, which it looks very much like they succeeded in that respect. and now we're talking about over 100 people dead and many more wounded. so this is a this is going to be a trauma in russia. and so putin, i think is as is his want is trying to deflect blame away from himself to point the finger at, you know, mysterious, dark forces that are arrayed against russia. the question is the russian people going to buy

i don’t understand, viktor ivanovich, how an analyst of the first main directorate of the kgb received the gdr, especially when her husband is there. it's outdoors. but i assume that in the circumstances he had no other options to do otherwise. there are no hopeless situations, comrade siegel , there is always a choice, always when you are ready to lose, major nichaev does not admit defeat, she ran after you, you fool, she wanted to explain herself, she begged me to let her go for a few days, and i see this as clearly planned plan, svetlana was kidnapped, she was hunted by someone helped by the cia in moscow. you should trust alexander nikolaevich, he will find the archive. don't you dare tell me... in work for tsro? i'm still collecting facts. questions later. nechaev, you are not collecting anything because you have already been suspended from work. what's wrong with svetlana? she's in a coma. thank you for saving her from me personally. well, when it comes to your tribunal, and it will come. don’t count on my assistance, viktor ivanovich, i never expected any concessions from you, i

food, watch the zenit dynamo match, russian bet cup on march 13, captain konstantinov, captain alikin, kgbrb us. so maybe you can explain? viktor ivanovich, don’t be surprised, i’m preparing for implementation, i did everything as asked, there’s a floppy disk in the folder, there’s a card where the archive is hidden. you were bred like a puppy, comrade general, hand over your weapons, give us your weapons, we won’t repeat it again , citizen chernykh viktor ivanovich, you were detained on the basis of article 64 of the ukrainian code of the ussr, treason, take a seat, thank you, volodya, i didn’t mean to accidentally, everything is fine with captain chagir, here’s major nechaev, he disappeared from the ministry building. alexander, valery semyonovich, on which leg does your daughter have the pit? she doesn’t have a birthmark, that’s right, no, make sure it’s a fair exchange, alex, tell your colleague to unload the barrel and throw it away. fred, drop the weapon, do as i say. “see you later, you shouldn’t have exchanged me for this bastard”? dad, sveta, dad, dad, dad, sasha, why he left, why

messenger, and then based on the identity of the contact we figured out our agent, yeah, that’s the kgb’s until we become friends. don't miss it on monday, i have an idea, but i don't want to set anyone up, when? one fine day you wake up, look out the window, and there is no union, so what will you do then? i repent, dad, you won’t receive my forgiveness, but what if? come on faster, i'm already running. sonya, well , you’ll be there soon, now all you have to do is bring food, we’ll quickly, what did you need, because of me, or what? oh well, don’t pay attention, everything is fine. vic, there’s something to do, let’s hurry up, otherwise i’m hunting, just tomorrow evening you’ll come with me, you’ll eat plenty, this is where, at my parents’, they invite me, hello, since when did your parents invite me to visit, they’re me they never loved me, but stop it, i’m a criminal, the daughter of bad parents, a hooligan, i’m a bad influence on their little son, vic, he’s good, that’s exactly what the falcon is good, honestly. i said, did they really call me? yes, they called everyone, today there w

is being stitched up there, they gave him until the evening, then i’ll tell you it’s a matter of the kgbness that the wounding of the top put everyone on their ears? wounded war criminals, go to the archives. lyudmila arkadyevna promised to let you in, you will help quickly. that's it, i'm running out of lunch. fine. come out, it's my turn. just a moment please. 20 minutes have passed. open it immediately. you think you work in the police, and you’re better than others. come on, oh, oh god, can i finish, yes, yes, people. hug, i wanted the happiness of the slaughter night. you don’t judge, not endlessly, your unfading dreams, you are yours memories, sofia lvovna, hello, hello, dmitry, you can just dmitry, that’s how the meeting, like your head, has already healed. thank you, but you just don’t show up at the central clinical laboratory , i’m already starting to worry, but i ’m still busy with something, it’s clear, but she often comes to us, well , not to us, to letnev, let me take you, hang on, otherwise here slippery, thank you, i found another one, alexandra, no, this is not suitable,

, worked for the kgb.bout her and about the susyura itself. fees volodymyr was almost the greatest of all writers, however. he never had money, everything went to parties and friends, which volodya did not lack. there were frequent bouts of insanity, with which saussure ended up in the insane saburo dacha, usually in front of the party. according to a note from a wader, i was thrown into the house of the crazy by zatonskyi's car. his wife was the director of all the mental hospitals, and when the doctor's assistant borodin, who strangled me with a medieval grip on the throat,... took me to the riotous house with orderlies, i cried and begged, uncle, i won't be anymore, but then the comrades said, joking among themselves, that a crazy saussure writes poems better than a normal wader, this is the story, there are many more different ones, i will say that first of all i recommend you just go to youtube, various blogs about our writers have become so popular, of course, one... of the most professional ones , p

a premeditated, premeditated intention to kill him, yes, which was implemented by employees of the kgb the ussr. well, but volodymyr ivasyuk's songs will be among us, i think, for a very, very long time, and we will sing them and remember the genius composer and songwriter who... who were sung by many, and actually are still being sung, and this is wonderful, because volodymyr ivasyuk is without exaggeration one of the most talented composers, in my opinion, and actually i always remember his songs with great trepidation, and especially now his song malvo resonates with me, which once it was written, perhaps, about other circumstances, yes, but now it is very applicable to the circumstances in which we live, yes, when a lot of mallows, unfortunately, have been sown by war and ... we live in a rather difficult time, but now we will talk with valery ryabikh, a military expert , director of development of the information and consulting company defense express, about our, as they say, our military affairs, about the defense industry of the military industry, so valery ryabikh, a military e

sbu detains quite a lot of russian agents who did not study in the educational institutions of the kgbsr , that's why. it means nothing, the death of people, it always makes a choice between truth and falsehood, thank you very much, thank you very much, i personally have no complaints, i i have known mr. oleksandr for quite some time, and he has never given me the impression of such a suspicious person. thank you, mykhailo prytuli, military expert reserve colonel of the security service of ukraine, an expert in military counterintelligence, was in touch with us, now we will have an advertisement, after the advertisement we will... talk about russia, we will have oleg magaletsky, researcher of regionalism in the russian federation, co-organizer of the free nations post russia forum. advertise now. tired of heavy and bulky saws, then the strong saw from rozpak tv is just for you you, with it you can easily cut trees and bushes, it is so convenient to use it for carpentry work, it is an ideal tool for your home or garden, and the price is only from uah 1499, also a reliable battery is inc

, worked for the kgb, let’s listen a passage, actually about her and about the teacher himself.s were almost the largest of all writers, but he never had money. everything went to parties, to friends who... volodya was not lacking, there were frequent bouts of insanity, with which sausyura ended up in the insane asylum at soburov's dacha, usually in front of the party hall, i was thrown on the note of a wader. to the insane asylum by zatonskyi's car , his wife was the director of all mental hospitals, and when the assistant doctor borodin, who choked me by the throat with a medieval technique, led me to the riotous house by orderlies, i cried and begged, uncle, i won't be anymore, and then comrades said, joking among themselves, that a crazy saussure writes poems better than a normal wader, that's it ... there are many other stories, i will say that first of all, i recommend that you just go to youtube, so popular have become various blogs about our writers, of course, one of the most professional, probably crazy authors, led by the literary critic, literary studies, vera egeeva

at the kgb, the soviet system, or communism.christian martyrs and believed that someday the red martyrs would be introduced... a religious action in which heavenly and hellish forces clashed, and angels with a red star defeated demons with a swasika, victory of the forty-fifth year was a great triumph of orthodoxy. when the uprising began in transnistria, the newspaper den was a participant in this uprising; the entire gigantic empire between three oceans lost and was conquered. american and only tiny transnistria rose up in arms and defended its independence. transnistria has become a symbol of patriotic opposition. the day newspaper suddenly turned into a huge pharmacy. people brought us medicines, ivs, potions for the wounded soldiers of transnistria, and we transported all this to teraspol, during that day it suddenly turned into a transit point where they came... i remember how radovan karadzic read me his elements and the wind raised and lowered into his black mane. i remember the old whining cannon firing shots at sarajev

kgb, he is engaged in anti-terrorist activities. that's it, we have prepared our units for the combat situation. therefore, they could not enter belarus. they saw this, so they turned away and went to the section of the ukrainian-russian border. well , we gave it a little wrong timing, but he said that i will say publicly, any provocation must be stopped by armed means, there is nothing to do. to joke with them, they violated the state border to the point of destruction, no one should be on ceremony with anyone, we will do it anyway, because if we live with snot, they know what will happen, therefore, any violation of the state border is for destruction, they understand only force, so who, who is lukashenko addressing in general, that is, he believes that something threatens the republic of belarus, i think , that it seems to me that he is addressing himself, convincing himself that, well, if... he is addressing the baltic countries, which are members of nato, then i think belarus is not the kind of army that can threaten there, and

thank god, that someone moved this issue from some dead point, because i repeatedly emphasized that the kgb is the father of us during the second year of the war, and we are all nanny and waiting with them , what they think, whether they are good or bad, whether their congregation is good or bad, we have one big easter church in sumy, which many people can move to sing... our heroes, that is for example, on monday, i sang it to my godfather, the kingdom of heaven the dead person was naked for nothing, so not everyone could fit in, there is such a trinity cathedral in sumy, which for the second year we have asked the regional council to put this issue before the session, and something is not working out for them, and i understand the issue here, they are all on the people's side deputies are redirected, those who fell there, and even before the war in the 21st year, i personally looked, i was one... church in sumy and went down to the basement and there was a portrait of gundyaev hanging there, i asked this father, father, what is it you have a portrait by gossipers, he says so, but we are a

in the first minutes , the head of the kgb reported to me that he is busy anti-terrorist measures.we have prepared our units for the combat situation. therefore, they could not enter belarus. they saw this, so they turned away and went to the ukrainian-russian border area. well, it’s a little bit wrong , we gave the wrong timing, but he said that i will say publicly, any provocation must be stopped by armed means, there is nothing to joke with them, they have violated the state border to the point of destruction, no one should hold a ceremony with anyone , we will do it anyway, because if we live snot, then they know what will therefore any violation. the state border, for destruction, they understand only force, so who, to whom does lukashenko turn in general, that is, he thinks that the republic of belarus is threatened by something? i... i think that he , i think he 's talking to himself, he's convincing himself that, well, if he's talking to the baltic countries, which are members of nato, then i think belarus is not the army that that can threaten there, and the russian army i

me 24 hours, if by the evening i don’t find him, i’ll give everything to the kgb, and if i find him,thank you, thank you, goodbye, goodbye. good afternoon, hello, how are you feeling today, i’m fine. vasily fired at vershinin, that after a conversation with proskurin, he decided to run, vershinin stopped him, as he? at the hospital, the doctors said he had lost a lot of blood, the wound was not dangerous, he had been interrogating vasilyev all morning, he was our killer, no, he also worked for gf 21, but at a different time. the only thing my father knows about dichter was when he was 15 years old. serving as a translator at the german headquarters, which means that now he is about 30, 15, just a child, what can you think at 15, you can, at the age of 16 i was hired to serve on the general staff, and i realized that fascism is bad, that killing people , torturing people, starving them and sending them to the geths is not good, somehow i... managed to escape, please tell me that she is still alive and that she lives in moscow, yes, excuse me, but this is the fifth house, yes, this. wh

agents that are running our country. [30 bleak energy of those kgb agents that are running our countrydo you still have hope for the _ that are running our country. do you still have hope for the future - that are running our country. do you still have hope for the future of- still have hope for the future of russia? ., ., ., , russia? right now for example, i don't know. _ russia? right now for example, i don't know. no — russia? right now for example, i don't know, no putin. _ russia? right now for example, i don't know, no putin. if- russia? right now for example, i don't know, no putin. if he - don't know, no putin. if he disappeared, he got killed, we'd still have the society and i'm scared of the society. but i do still have hope, i still have hope because i know so many beautiful, good people like alexei navalny and people that are right now coming to stay goodbye to him, they do that because they have hope and they live in russia right now, in those conditions and they still have this hope. so i don't think i have a right to not have one. she was s-ueakin right to not have one.

he is transferred to minsk, to the kgb pre-trial detention center.al detention center he was alone, food was prepared for him alone, he went out for a walk alone, he could... a notice was sent to the kiev region, i ask you to register the death of the convicted vasyura grigory nikitovich. date of. which is what he lived by, he led a reclusive life, did not like to talk about the past, although he did not deny his participation in the transition to the german side and participation in the 118th battalion. the nakatryuk case was initiated in september 1987. the soviet union, and later independent belarus, repeatedly sent requests to canada without results. seemed to agree to take part in the investigation, but some obstacles were created, the last executioner of khatyn, vladimir kotryuk, died at home in canada in 2015, he was 93, during his lifetime he did not answer for crimes for which there is no statute of limitations, even today there are some legal ones. the criminal case against vladimir konstantinovich kotryuk, a native of the chernivtsi region

cope, or then i will carry out the plans that i want, and you were already planning to work in the kgbrussia now also in a position where it is necessary to play abank? firstly, i didn’t have such a position then, right, because, yes, i, uh, wanted to work in the state security agencies and it was precisely the admission, it was such a turning point, that’s it, that’s the feeling, yes, or so, or so, it's the same. not really , because i was told, i just came to the reception, said, i would like to work, what is needed for this, and the alternative was simple, i was told, i need to either get a higher education and better law, or serve in the army and or has no work experience there there for 3 years, but it’s better to postpone joining the army, which means that if i hadn’t gone to university, but had gone to serve in the army, yes, it might have been a longer path, then... the goals that i set for myself, but it’s still... there was, but there is always an alternative, well, you did it with tension, well, yes, of course, because after all, i studied chemistry at school. development wi

somehow he eluded kgb.he went to the forests, estonia, and over 130 days in each winter, sometimes with he passionately and no, no books in front of him, he just this all up here. this is a man who had memorized 7000 lines of verse in the camps with. he had the lithuanians build them a cross with a hundred beads and it came up one monarch device. i don't know solzhenitsyn prayed to he he he shares some of his one great prayer in the gulag. but the the the the the rosary was for the sake of memory. all right. and the book was complete with the final edits. april 68. and then solzhenitsyn weighed it, debated when to publish it, when one of his typists, elena, foreign an, was arrested a copy of the gulag that she was supposed to destroy was that solzhenitsyn set everything motion. the book was published december 2873, and the rest is history. the gulag archipelago was published in english three volumes between 1974 and 78, and then, of course, a authorized abridgment was in 1985 and is still in print. it is, i

at the same time, in chats, kgb officers worked with people who were waiting for help, clarifying data across the border. and then the day came when all the belarusians and their relatives were brought to the border with egypt, they were allowed through the checkpoint and handed over to the employees our state security committee. a short but warm greeting, tears, food packages to give people strength to get back on the road. to transport belarusian families from the rafah checkpoint to cairo , we rented five minibuses similar to our minibuses. they had to go. 19 km, part of this route through the desert. at this time , the belavia special flight was already being prepared for departure in minsk. they decided to send a large plane, in a boeing that flew to cairo, with 189 seats, so that passengers had the opportunity to rest and receive first aid. two doctors and two psychologist from the zubr detachment of the ministry of emergency situations. while somewhere in the desert, exhausted people were shaking in minibuses. our plane drew a detour on the map to go around the territory. the pl