it was the first in europe and the second in the world constitution of luftwaffe hering not only in military and industrial facilities, they tried to destroy historical memory, turn a free nation into slaves. the castle square was also taken by an elderly man who risked his own life. unfortunately, during this action, many people supported the idea of ​​saving the castle collection, a very important example for us is the figure of the keeper of the castle collection, casimir brokl, who died in the castle yard during the action with saving the collection, and we have such a tradition in the castle that on september 18, the anniversary of his death, we go to the polonsk cemetery where he is buried, we lay out flowers, light candles, besides, there is an obelisk dedicated to his memory at the gates of the castle. we also bring flowers there in the castle, we call it the custodian of the custodians, modern custodians remember those who saved the castle collections during the war years, the fire was extinguished and about 70% of the most valuable documents and interior items were saved and transf

it is very similar to the luftwaffe uniform. nazi. hereyle and design, it is very similar to, well, that is, it is definitely not similar to the uniform of the er, er, even the soviet army there 41-45 years ago, we see, er, er, there are plans there on the collar stands, these are er, stalin's the form is stalin, it looks like france with those with stand-up collars, there were also signs on the collar, you see such eyes, there are little birds on their chests, too. well, here it is also similar to stalin’s, but there is a certain similarity to the nazi firm, in any case, this is the form of aggressors but putin - he is referring to the fact that he awarded them there. and now he says this phrase that the family is people. i remember the year 45. when stalin addressed the citizens of the soviet union after he had spent two weeks there in at his dacha, is he there in kuntsevicha, where is he there? sat, well, in any case, we function, he sat for two weeks, could not get out of there, or scared , or in shock from that, from that, i hope that

understand it, some kind of latest russian development very similar to the uniform of the luftwaffe of the nazis. heree and design, it is very similar to, that is, it is definitely not similar to the uniform of the soviet army there 41-45 years ago, we see these, here, the plans there on the collar stands are these uh stalin's uniform - this is stalin, it is so similar to russian, it is similar to france with those with stand- up collars, and signs were applied to the collar, but you see such eyes, there are little birds like that on the chest, too. well, here it is also similar to stalin's, but there is a certain similarity to the nazi firm is, in any case, a form of aggressors. but putin is the one who addresses the matter, he awarded them there. and here he says this phrase that the family is the people. i remember the year 45, when stalin addressed the citizens of the soviet union after how he is there he spent two weeks in his dacha, or is he in kuntseva, or where did he sit there, well, in any case, we are in kunso, he sat for two weeks and could not get out of there, either he was scared or in

and most of these buildings were rebuilt after the second world war here they survived the most powerful air attack of the german luftwaffe, when more than half a thousand planes destroyed the city all night long. it was after this attack that german propaganda invented the word coventryven it meant destroying the city completely as it happened in covel aerial bombardment was still a new and frightening phenomenon november 14, 1940 the worst night in the history of the city bomber raids lasted long long 11 hours the strikes disabled all communications water supply electricity mains gas pipeline telephone communication in history - this bombing entered as a coventry blitz , they bombed from a height of one and a half kilometers so that they were not hit by anti-aircraft fire, so they did not aim and just flew across the city - throwing rows of bombs to equalize a blanket-trigger on the ground. here in the war museum - one of these bombs rammed a residential building, followed by large shells, much smaller ones immediately flew and it was they who caused the most damage, the german aviation dropped more than 30,000 such bom

from a photo from the front, yuri levitan read from here, and during the war years the central telegraph was one of the main goals the german luftwaffeand defended the central telegraph office with heroic reinforcements of female employees, mostly female employees, because the main male population nevertheless went to the front. yes and that's just employees. uh, they went out onto the roof and dropped all these high-explosive incendiary bombs, and only thanks to this it was possible to save the wooden beams on the roof and the telegraph building itself, in which about 5,000 typists continued to work around the clock in several shifts. the rear of the central telegraph office was not only a communications center. here were apartments. for staff. library, dining room, laundry, viewers call from the stage. and even if today such a building would be called a technopolis, where everything is thought out to the smallest detail in the 2000s. the central telegraph began to be used primarily as an office center, the premises were rented out as an iconic symbol of the building. at all times there was and remains the globe under it. first , me