the last member of the organization was killed 2 weeks before the liberation of krasnodon. in august of 1943 , three traitors and executioners of the young guard were convicted and sentenced to death in the city. in february 2024 , the russian fsb published previously classified interrogation materials from... participants in the execution of oleg koshevov and lyubov shevtsova, members of the young guard headquarters. as it turned out, this story has no statute of limitations, just as those living today have no right to forget the heroic past of the country. story by olga mokhova, from her homeland young guards. as extracurricular reading in the eighth grade and a compulsory program in the eleventh grade. in the homeland of young guards in donbass, students studied the novel by alexander fadeyev both as a literary work and as an integral part of the history of their native land. with the inclusion of the book in the federal school curriculum, the opportunities for research will increase, finally, we have the opportunity to fully study the history of the creation of the nove

in the border area in krasnodon , the maternity hospital built in the fifties was recently renovated. many people here with their children survived the difficult 2014. the eldest is 13, the youngest is 11, we are expecting a daughter, the lack of water, this is probably the most important thing, there were products, money, there was nothing to buy, everything was empty, well, in principle , we overcame everything, before it was scary, as if here after a bombing, but i came here, it is clean, everything is bright, the employees are smiling, it seems to me that they like working here now in such an environment. of course, the conditions were not really, shortage of food, it was only later that they helped with humanitarian aid, now everything has changed for us, it's a little calmer, of course, then i had to run around with a small child in my arms, you mean i had to run around and take shelter, well, yes, leave for a cat from here somewhere to a village further away, while they were here, little by little. we are already changing, even though it's not all over yet, but there is progres

there is progress little by little, i am from lugansk from lugansk, yes, but my husband is from krasnodon, so we already live here, yeah and... you gave birth to your first daughter in lugansk, the first, the second in lugansk, and the third already in krasnodon, i gave birth in 2014, the first, in april, i gave birth in may , lugansk was just under fire, i ended up in the maternity hospital there, well, i was lucky, i went to rovenki , also to the village, well, it was a little quieter there than in lugansk, well, it was also hard in the village, yeah, no conditions, yeah. you can't get anything, there's nothing, and you need something feed the child, well, people helped somehow, in general, everything was well-coordinated, i have a second child, the first, 9 years old, will be 10 in january, that is, we found the old maternity hospital, yes, heaven and earth, heaven and earth, of course, especially 2015, january, that is... to the canteen, because well, as if some people had no opportunity for anything, i left, i somehow left, arrived, left, arrived, thank god, i did not see the saddest

krasnodon is a border city, it was very important for the kiev regime, it was through it that most ofts were evacuated to the rostov region, cutting off the city meant making people hostages. we are on the spoil heap - shaft number five. here below is our memorial to the unconquered. literally 2 km from this place, uh, in the summer of 2014 there were the first defensive positions. here. ah, so the armed forces of ukraine were advancing - along the border. and their task was to cut off the highway that leads to the checkpoint from varino. our first positions were on these heights. this road was constantly controlled by the enemy, many civilians died on this highway, they shot at civilian cars, then they did not allow evacuation groups to get the wounded. horrible crimes against humanity were committed in these places during the great patriotic war, it was here in 1943 that members of the young guard organization were thrown into mine shaft. this is a sacred place for every krasnodon citizen, this is a memorial to the unconquered, this is the place of execution, that is, members of the

alexander fadeev's novel - young guard about the underground organization of the donbass city of krasnodon during the great domestic, was a book for mandatory reading even at the time when it was excluded from the school curriculum. the history of the organization, which included more than 80 young residents of donbass, was absolutely legendary in the ussr, fadiyev's novel was published in millions of copies. and was published 276 times. schools, pioneer squads and camps, ships, settlements were named after the heroes of the young guard. after the collapse of the soviet union, the novel was considered propaganda. under the influence of the opinion of party organs, fodeyev rewrote it. the first edition was published in forty sixth year, the second - 1951. on this basis , the novel was excluded from the school curriculum. in donbass, it returned to school after 2014, in russia a year ago. the history of the young guard organization itself is tragic, created in september of 1942, less than 6 months later, it was exposed. the nazis dealt with the underground fighters extremely cruelly. the you

but there is progress little by little, i from lugansk, from lugansk, yes, but my husband is from krasnodon, so we already live here, yeah, and you gave birth to your first daughter in lugansk, the first, the second in lugansk, and the third already in the red house. i gave birth in 2014, yeah, in april, i gave birth in may , lugansk was just under fire, there was something like a house that got hit, well, i was lucky, i went to rovenki, also to the village, but it was a little quieter there than in lugansk, well, it was kind of hard in the village, no conditions, yeah, that lugansk was in it at all just under the shelling and it was very loud. it was hard mentally with the child, the child did not sleep, well, fortunately she left and it is good that she left, because we just got into the house and well, everyone is alive and well, that is the main thing, well, and so the house was restored, they helped, well, it was hard before, with children, especially with small ones, it is very hard, in situations when you can’t get anything, there is nothing, you need to feed the child with something

now the road from the capital of the lpr lugansk to the border town of krasnodon takes about 40 minutes, you can understand that there was once military action here only by the memorials on the side of the road, in the distant fourteenth it ... they rushed along the outskirts of the city, to the city center, their main task was to intimidate the civilian population, turn them into shock to show their strength, which happens with a rebellious people. local residents are reluctant to talk about the events of the summer of the fourteenth, then they realized that the enemy can not only shell peaceful cities, but also use inhuman worlds to those who have different views. there is a church in novosetlovka, here is the world. residents were driven into this church and held as hostages, there were also repressions against the civilian population here, which means that for soviet symbols, the symbols of the great victory on may 9 , 1945, people were subjected to real torture, all this was for this... the city is a border town, it was very important for the kiev regime, it was through it that mos

i am from lugansk, from lugansk, yes, but my husband is from krasnodon, so we already live here, yeahyou gave birth to your first daughter in lugansk, the first, the second in lugansk, the third already in krasnodom, i was born in the fourteenth year, in april i gave birth in may , lugansk was just shelled, something got into the maternity hospital, well, in general, i was lucky, i went to rovenki, also to a village there, but there was a little bit there.

oleg koshevoy participated in the creation of the underground komsomol organization young guard in krasnodon, which operated under the leadership of an underground partisan organization. as a commissar and member of its headquarters, he was the organizer and leader of many sabotage operations against the nazi occupiers. in january 1943, the organization was exposed by the nazis. koshevoy tried to cross the front line, but was captured on station kartushina. after brutal torture, the young patriot was shot on february 9, 2008, the title of hero of the soviet union was awarded to oleg vasilyevich koshevoy posthumously. belarusian girls confidently and triumphantly started at the uefa football development tournament, which is taking place in minsk. our team, made up of players under 15 years old. in the first match, they defeated the azerbaijan team 8:1. anna efremenko scored a hit trick, scoring a double to anastasia tus. i am pleased, so to speak, with the first half, to a greater extent. in the second, we... so to speak, the emphasis was made to look at our reserve of girls and give them the

eighteen-year-old viktor tretyakevich arrived in krasnodon, occupied by the nazis, where he was still before the war, his family lived from a partisan detachment. having already undergone baptism of fire, he... organically joined the spontaneous underground movement of local youth who did not want to put up with the occupiers. after studying the entire complex of documents in which the russian military-historical society participated, here allowed us to make an unambiguous conclusion that viktor tryatevich, he is a hero, he made plans, and the oath of the young guard, and as a commissar, he carried out a huge amount of work in the field and organization and combat operations. but in the lists of heroes. the young man was never listed, slandered for a long time by a local policeman , he was considered the one who allegedly gave the germans the names of the underground fighters, it took years to restore the real picture of the last days of his life, viktor tretyakevich, like his comrades, was subjected to inhuman torture, and he showed unbending courage, after all, the main version of h

yet, but there is a little progress, i’m from lugansk, from lugansk, yes, but my husband is from krasnodony live here, yeah, and did you give birth to your first daughter?

oleg koshevoy participated in the creation of the underground komsomol organization young guard in krasnodon, which operated under the leadership of the underground partisan organization, being a commissar and member of its headquarters, he was the organizer and leader of many sabotage operations against the nazi occupiers. in january 1943, the organization was exposed by the nazis. koshevoy tried to cross the front line, but was captured at the station. after brutal torture, the young patriot was. on february 9, 1943, the title of hero of the soviet union was awarded to oleg vasilyevich koshevoy posthumously. everything you wanted to know about the connection between history and religion. we are in the oldest part of the franciscan monastery, where frescoes are hidden, on which we see scenes from the life of st. francis of assisi, the founder of the franciscan order. these frescoes are from the 17th century. what was the earthly path of the saints? saint hannah, yahweh. to work many bastards were small, begging for god to caress them from the darlings. and we are confident about what our pe

this is a sacred place for every krasnodon resident, this is a memorial to the unconquered, this is the place of execution, that is, members the young guard are essentially children, essentially they are heroes, children who were 16-17 years old. but fascism knows no compassion, no pity, and in such a wild way... children were executed, then the donbass was recaptured by the grandfathers of today's servicemen, after the shelling of peaceful cities in the fourteenth , the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of the heroes of the great patriotic war stood up in friendship. oh, he left on june 22, 2000. '14, he came with his friend, they worked together at the mine, and you know what he told me, he told me, mom, who, if not us, it seemed to me, i had heard this phrase before, well , somehow, you know, i didn’t attach much importance to it, yes, like such is the fate of men, to defend their homeland, there, to defend their family, then he tells me: mom, well, how do you imagine, here i stayed at home, my grandfather fought, was in the battle of stalingrad, he was a tanker, my second grandf

ribbons on the streets. lors in severodonetsk and slavyanoserbsk organized car rallies, well, in krasnodon today there is a double celebration, today they also celebrate the eighty-second anniversary of the creation of the anti-fascist underground organization young guard. studio. thank you, our correspondents stanislav shila and vadim topalov were on the line from lugansk and donetsk of the people's republics. after the reunification of the dpr, lpr. zaporizhzhya and kherson regions with russia received a powerful stimulus for economic development. maria filippova will tell us more about this, she is joining me. mash, good morning. by the thirtieth year, the new regions should reach the all-russian standard of living. how do experts assess such prospects? sasha, good morning, the forecasts are actually optimistic, the government adds that there is everything necessary to solve the problem. the economy of the four new regions of russia is developing steadily. the goal was set by the president, the donetsk and lugansk people's republics, the zaporizhzhya and kherson regions should reach the

needed an international one, we needed a people's one, we held our own process, we held kharkov, krasnodonthere, i emphasize the word, open, open, closed, but this is exactly an open open trial, this is when you, your main task is not to condemn. this person, the criminal, your main task is to show, and the nubert trial was also aimed at this, to show the crime of the regime, when the defendants were sitting at the heavenly trial, there, in principle, each defendant, he represented some area of ​​the crimes of the third reich, and look who was acquitted, they acquitted yalmar schacht, a representative of supposedly independent industrial financial circles, they acquitted hans fritsch, who was responsible for propaganda, which was absolutely the same with these same ones, they acquitted franz von papen, who represented the handshaking german conservatives, everything else was fascists, everything else was nazis, they all convicted, well, speer was saved from the noose in full, he was facing three nooses in a row, but he was saved because he went there, but who was taken out from under attac

in the border town of krasnodon , a maternity hospital built in the fifties was recently renovated. here have survived with their children.

koshevoy participated in the creation of the underground komsomol organization "young guard" in krasnodon

took it all from him, now there are several mines working there, there is still medinvest, this is krasnodon coal, there are three or four mines still somehow breathing, but they are finishing them, there are still several mines, the mine named after frunze and the mine named after vakhrushev , gravelly anthracite, it was a child was taken into concession, and there are still several mines. in the country, the krasny partizan mine, this is sverdlovsk, and there is the komsomolets mine of donbass, this is all that remained there, it was all, let's say, profitable, and the det prepared a very huge amount of reserves there in the 15th year, respectively prepared it, invested money in order to get it, and accordingly the occupiers have been eating it up all this time, there is little left in stock. stocks and they are already finishing them up there and will cut them into metal, but in general i want to tell you this, for today the occupiers they export 10 times more metal, grain, and coal from the occupied territories than they bring anything, we can see this by the number of wagons that cross

"young guard in krasnodon, which operated under the leadership of the underground partisan organization, being a commissar and a member of its staff, was the organizer and leader of many sabotage operations against the nazi occupiers. in january 1943, the organization was exposed by the nazis. koshevoy tried to cross the front line, but was captured at the kartushino station. after brutal torture, the young patriot was shot on february 9, 1943, and the title of hero of the soviet union was awarded to oleg vasilyevich koshevoy posthumously. the sun behind the mountain, the anchors to the bottom, it seems never again, but in thoughts and hearts it's all the same, the melted water will melt, on the cheles, freeze the hands and sounds will come to life, i believe, it will pass, i know, the day will come, in which with... we are together, let's open all the doors, because i live for you, at night flies through the curtains, tenderly warms the warm ray, just as i, probably, believe in white souls dark wind. above me such a sky hundreds of bright stars, i believe, it will come, i know, the day

oleg koshevoy participated in the creation of the underground komsomol organization young guard in krasnodon leadership of the underground partisan organization, being a commissar and member of its headquarters. he was the organizer and leader of many sabotage operations against the german fascist occupiers. in january 1943, the organization was exposed by the fascists. koshevoy tried to cross the front line, but was captured at the kartushino station. after brutal torture, the young patriot was shot on february 9, 1943. the title of hero.

of tomsk to everyone, hello to everyone who knows me, to everyone with my colleague, and also to krasnodon. nurses, big hello to you, girls who treated me, you know everything, you see everything, glory to you, and can i also say hello, taking this opportunity, i want to say hello to ilya kolesnikov, my friend who helped compose these stories, vladimir alekseevich tolmachev, who provided baths for rehearsals to the entire city of tomsk and timeryaz, where i live, big respect and... "mommy, i love you very much, no, no, we didn't agree on that, we agreed that you would be with me, on a first-name basis, you would be happy with me, you want to marry me, today yes, maybe i should take other suspects into development, those that komolov pointed out, you're laughing, work, comrade major, ninel, the premiere of the multi-part film is on monday on channel one. well, now tell me, what is the medal for bravery for, what is all this for, the medal for bravery is for taking. bakhmut i ended up in the hospital for solidar for bakhmut leonit arkadyevich and who are you by rank by rank we don't have a r

to tomsk, to everything, to everyone who knows me, to everyone with my colleague, well also to krasnodon, to the nurses, a big hello to you, the girls who treated me, you all know, you all see, glory to you, yes, and can i also say hello, taking this opportunity, i want to say hello to the wheeler. i live, big respect, and mommy, i love you very much, ninel - premiere of a multi-part film, from monday on the first, old barrel cognac, a product of stellar group. bourbon stersman - a product of stellar group, mancacher whiskey, a product of stellar group, cnop gin, a product of stellar group, cognac, monte shokoka, a product of stellar group. over the past 7 years, 17 hostage takings have been committed, the statistics are not encouraging. the path is difficult, there are many enemies around, try to figure out who is who, if necessary, we would you were not asked, everything was assigned, go to work, and i am asking you, are you taking on this case or not, i am taking it on, stepan, what are your demands, for a start we demand eight machine guns, can you hear me, eight, eight. dyatika, ple

2022, a memorial destroyed by battles dedicated to the feat of the young guards was restored in krasnodon, this is a part of our history that we will not allow anyone... to erase, this was the case with one of the main monuments donbass with aur mogila. ukrainian troops aimed at the bronze soldier, trying to wipe him off the face of the earth. but in 2022, the monument was restored and reopened. and in luhansk region in 2023, after reconstruction , the ostra mogila memorial complex was opened. fierce battles for this height took place during the civil and great wars. in 2014, it was recaptured from the ukrainian fascists by luhansk militias, now this symbol of russian military glory has been revived. why is the battle for monuments so important? because whoever has a past has a future, so experts russian military-historical society are working on the restoration of destroyed monuments, today in donbass in novorossiya they have already restored 17. the fight is being waged not only against our history, but against the russian language. for residents of the liberated territories , the oppor