vasyurya brought them all, and there is lakusta, knap, and kurka, sakhnoy, lazinsky.rted everyone, they all testified there. before we start the train, i ’ll talk to them, so you understand that this is a serious matter, they have a separate toilet compartment next to ours, one of our employees is always in the corridors, because you never know, who knows what’s on that they are capable. vasyura did not admit guilt for the crime committed against the civilian population during the great patriotic war, denied participation in the punitive action in khatyn, said that he was in lithuania, looking for his wife and daughter, but so far... the knowledge of witnesses and his colleagues in the 118th battalion played a role. the executioner began to confess. his main role is organizing, conducting punitive operations and personally participating in the torture and murder of soviet citizens. data.

of the 115th battalion later became the first company. the eighteenth battalion meleshka, lakusta, knapsakhno, this is the first company, the second company, the third company, they were formed from prisoners of war and representatives of the kiev region. the battalion commander was the german erich körner, his deputy was konstantin smovsky, a colonel who served under petlyura, then in polish army, and during the great patriotic war he served with the nazis, a blow to... the strength of the battalion of the first company, its commander vinnitsky. in the fall , vasyura and meleshka arrive at the unit; they were sent from germany after graduating from the school of the eastern ministry, or, as it was called, the school of propagandists. at the disposal of the command of the 118th police battalion, i arrived from germany, from the city of woodzec, together with a former soviet army officer, vasyura grigory, who at the beginning of the war, like me, was captured by the germans, we were sent to kiev after undergoing special training at a german propagandist school. all preparations were aime

former dhs secretary janet knap, townsend adviser it opresident george w. bush.ral to george w. bush. lawrence that, hearing get yundzway on capitol hill at 10:00 a.m. certainly get a lot more busy here on capitol hill as we approach that hearing and hope to see the secret service director before she appears in the hearing, lawrence. >> lawrence: wow, thanks, lucas. let's go to cb to the ton live from butler as to what went wrong. c.b., what are you learning? >> good morning, lawrence, while we wait to hear secret service director kimberly cheentle's answers to what is being called a security failure here in butler, pennsylvania, lawmakers are waste nothing time to get answers of their own, republican senator ron johnson of wisconsin has released his own preliminary finding into the shooting. his office now reporting that secret service did not attend a sniper team the morning of july 13th. local law enforcement said units siloed and not in direct contact with secret service. local law enforcement notified command about crooks prior to the shooting and received c

solos with the ariinsky theater symphony orchestra in the concert hall for conducted by christian knap5 years ago, in the role of countess svetlana romanova. the arsenyev museum of the far east history reserves is hosting the exhibition project “dreams of siberia,” which combines archaeological finds, modern art and current technologies for presenting the ancient history of siberia, the urals and the far east. although we are accepting the exhibition after the state historical museum, it must be said that the material is so extensive and the topic is so deep that it is necessary to record two completely different exhibitions with the same name, in general for... vladivostok and for the residents of vladivostok - this is of course an amazing path to self-understanding, and for residents of greater russia, i hope, this is the same process of siberization, when not only correspondence, but full-time placement in oneself this global topic, such a powerful phenomenon as siberia, allows us not to better understand the country, but perhaps for the first time to truly understand it. the mari o