guys, i'm very glad that i can show you a part of the real kineksberg.ine that we are on the outskirts of the city of the 19th century, moreover, we are on the lithuanian rampart - the rampart, and this is part of the fortifications, the defensive ring, which was built in the middle of the 19th century, this is really the küningsberg pavement, this is real küningsberg brick, great, this big wall, what is behind it? behind it, in fact, are the city fortifications, because küningsberg was a garrison city, the grolman bastion, it... now a huge barracks complex kron prince is being built and of course part of it is a blockhouse where there was a very small garrison, and you know, that's why i brought you here, because now in blagauz there is the first kaliningrad museum of kuningsberg gastronomy, i knew that you would like it, look, the stamps on the bricks indicate where they were made, in the boron they are a reminder of the military past, this... its owner, creator nikolai tranevsky, spent 20 years collecting literally piece by piece all this crockery, ge

there was even a plan for psychological preparation for the assault on kineksberg, this is very rare the great patriotic war, when the idea of ​​​​decomposing the garrison and withdrawing it from ... curse surrender and so on and even the garrison commander, general lyazh, was forced to publish his leaflet at the request of one of these clergymen, that don't listen to this priest, he says everything wrong. on april 7, the weather in the könexberg area improved significantly. shortly after midday , 516 heavy soviet bombers appeared in the sky above the city. long-range aviation dropped 550 tons of bombs on various targets in 45 minutes. the main blows were delivered to german reserves and firing points of the second and third lines of defense. after the bombing , chaos reigned in the city, the headquarters' communication with the garrison troops was disrupted. fires broke out everywhere, many warehouses were destroyed with... some destruction of the city for the sake of destruction itself, the city was attacked during the day by heavy long-range bomber aviation, but it was carried out

typical for german fortresses, here we can cite as an example of knowledge of breslau, in the case of kineksberg blows were so strong that they practically deprived the garrison of any hope of resistance and lyash went to negotiations. their spirit was crushed, of course, they understood that there was no way out, but nevertheless they fought, but when all the ammunition depots were destroyed, when there was no food, when they lost communication, and lyash gathered the division commanders and everyone reported this sad situation, and he decided to capitulate, on the evening of april 9 to the soviet... the resistance of individual german detachments continued throughout the subsequent night only in the morning of april 10 it was finally suppressed. on this day the red flag was raised over the fort of dona, the last center of resistance. hitler, he believed that lyash should commit suicide, as, for example, the commandant of the fortress pozdnoy did, sentenced him to death in absentia, but in general it was undoubtedly that the fall of such a stronghold as kinnikberg showed both the german high co

a city where all the life, all the best generals of the wehrmacht, they were all from prussia, kineksberghad a huge symbolic meaning, since it was indeed, such a cradle of prussian militarism was connected with prussia in one way or another. on march 7, the bunker was ready, it was built at a depth of 7 m, the concrete walls reached a thickness of 80 cm, and the ceiling was 3 m. inside the bunker, rooms were equipped for the commandant, staff officers, the radio operator and various technical rooms. lyash was convinced that konexberg was capable of holding back the onslaught of soviet troops for months. he claimed that if the russians defended sevastopol for 250 days, then konexberg would hold out for no less. by order of commandant, to defend the city together with the regular. according to soviet intelligence, by the beginning of april, the garrison of könechsberg numbered about 60,000 people. however , it quickly became clear that the german group in könechsberg was much larger, it can be estimated at 70-1000 people. in addition, in ... east prussia there were still quite a few armored

hitler gave the order to defend east prussia to the last soldier and to the last bullet, the city of kineksbergortified for centuries, it is a fortress city, it is citadel, all the best generals of the wehrmacht, they are all from prussia, was a very serious opponent, even in the forty-fifth year. watch the investigation of eduard petrov. the rate is high. sber has increased the rates on the deposit best percentage to 20% per annum. open a deposit in the application in a couple of minutes.

hitler gave the order to defend east prussia to the last soldier and to the last bullet, the city of kineksbergies, it is a fortress city, it is a citadel, all the best generals the wehrmacht, they were all from prussia, were a very serious enemy, even in 1945, our soldiers had a very hard time, even from the point of view of preparing this army itself, this was already a super task, my large-scale operation of the red army to expend ammunition, the best german divisions that reached stalingrad, to the volga, they all ended their history here, only numbers remained from them, everyone understood that the next stage was already berley.

belarusian operation vitebsk he... participation in the liberation of vitebsk, their army, then kineksbergished the war already in transbaikalia, the war with japan, that is, this is what he has, and then he worked as a doctor, an oringologist, i was still a student, he was already retired, but he continued to work in gomel in the tupdispensary as an oringologist, every month he helped me financially, so i can admit that part of my scholarship was what my grandfather always gave me here... not dressed by parents, well then somehow yes, and why did all the boys want to be surgeons, who, as it were, when they entered the institute of romantics, and oncologists? well, at that time i know, you know, earlier oncology, it was already like a sentence, well, it was scary, why? because from ignorance, when you don’t know something, then of course you are afraid of it, so we need to cut onions with you, probably, we want to put it on each other, i understand. but we’ll have to, yes, that means, i generally, when i was studying, we had a subordination, this sixth year, i had a course in urology, i wa