officer, they did not count this, and they often fed the same soldiers, and these same nkvd soldiers. who were supposed to come to their homes in the morning, had dinner with the crimeans in the evening tatars, because they invited them, they saw them as liberators from the german occupation, because really, these were the horrors of the occupation, and on and on the morning at four in the morning, you can practically say to every house, because a lot of people testify, who survived the deportation, in the fourth morning, they broke into their houses and simply... announced that they were collaborators in the name of the soviet union, and at that time the men were still at war, when they came to women, to just elderly people, of course, yes, and to the children, yes, by the way, it can be said that until the year 44 in the crimea , there was only the crimean-tatar language, whoever inhabited the crimea, except the crimean tatars, they were russians, ukrainians, other nationalities, they all understood crimean tatars. some were told that they were being taken out for execution, well,

they entered crimea, because the deportation operation was already being prepared, and here are 32 nkvders, they started the same terrible terror, at first, as we we know, there was a population census that they conducted, the crimean tatars, of course, did not suspect anything, just like everyone else, because it... happened in such a very secretive way, well, that is, it is a tradition of the kremlin that it was very secretive and no there was no information, and i want to emphasize that at that time there were a lot of people, that crimea was liberated, and many crimean tatars, who happened to be in the war and who were nearby, were given vacations, and they were just at that time in crimea, they were on vacation, and we know that the history is like this... the sultan also gave him three days to be with his relatives on vacation at home, but this was all done on purpose so that the terrible occupation was really already being prepared, and that's exactly what is cynical about this deportation, what exactly are these soldiers, well the crimean tatars, they didn't count, they were sov

officer, they didn’t count this, and they often fed the same soldiers, and these same nkvd soldiersho were supposed to come to their homes in the morning, had dinner with the crimeans in the evening tatars, because they invited them, they saw them as liberators from the germans. occupation, because it really was the horrors of the occupation, and on and on in the morning at four o'clock in the morning and almost every house can be said, because many people who survived the deportation at four o'clock in the morning testified that their houses were broken into and they simply announced that they were collaborators in the name of the soviet union, and at that time the men were still at war, yes... and to children, yes, by the way, you can say that to in 1944, there was only the crimean-tatar language in the crimea, whoever inhabited the crimea, except the crimean tatars, they were russians, ukrainians, and other nationalities, they all understood the crimean-tatar language, and to that, you can imagine yourself, at four in the morning , some soldiers come to you, they say something in

is... that these soldiers, well, crimean tatars, they didn't count, they were soviet soldiers, the nkvd officer, they didn't count that, and they often fed the same ones soldiers, and these same nkvd soldiers, who were supposed to come to their homes in the morning, had dinner with the crimean tatars in the evening because they invited them, they saw them as liberators from the german occupation, because indeed these were the horrors of the occupation, and on and at four in the morning. in the fourth in the morning to every house, something practical can be said, because a lot of people who survived the deportation testify that at four in the morning they broke into their houses and simply announced that in the name of the soviet union, they were collaborators, collaborators, and at that time the men were back in the war, when they came to women, to just elderly people, and to children, so to... by the way, you can say that until the 44th year in crimea there was only the crimean-tatar language, who would did not inhabit crimea, except for crimean tatars, they were russians, ukrainians,

, they did not see any difference between the red army, yes, the red army, and the soldiers of the nkvdthen after the second ukrainian, they entered the crimea, because the deportation operation was already being prepared, and here are 32 nkvd soldiers, they started the same terrible terror at first, as we know, there was a population census, which they conducted, the crimean tatars, of course, did not suspect anything, like everyone else, because it was done in such a very secretive manner, well, that is, it is a tradition of the kremlin to keep it very secretive. .. there was no information, and i also want to emphasize that at that time there was a lot, the fact that crimea was liberated, and many crimean tatars who happened to be in the war and who were nearby were given vacations, and they just were in the crimea at the time, they were on vacation, and we know that such a historical figure as amidhan sultan was also given three days to be with his relatives on vacation at home, but all this... was done on purpose so that the terrible occupation was really already being prepared, an

the nkvd, despite the facts and documents, the evidence of the burdenka commission, we ourselves becomech seems to state:

gorbachev conveyed to those who arrived in moscow, to the president of poland, wojciech jeruzelski , nkvdfer lists with captured poles from kazelsk, ostashki and starobelsk, which do not contain any information about the execution. which did not prove anything, but this is presented as a package of documents confirming that polish officers were executed by soviet security officers. this is what state duma deputy anatoly wasserman writes in his letter to the prosecutor's office of the russian federation, march 11, 2024, the current status of the katyn case gives rise to a legal... conflict, the fact is that in the composition of the current criminal code of russia introduced article 354, paragraph 1. rehabilitation of nazism. in accordance with it, denial of the facts established by the verdict of the international military tribunal for the trial of punishment for the main war criminals of european countries is considered a crime and entails criminal prosecution, that is... that is, when we declared in the eighties and nineties that polish officers were killed by employees nkvd, despite th

to play the role of just such a liberator and veteran, no, we don’t know, maybe they worked in the nkvdand there in general, it’s possible exactly like that, maybe they later and parents worked in the nkvd, and if we talk about crimea, then we know that from 2014 to the present day , russia has brought colonizers to the territory of crimea, and these are more than a million people who came from the territory of russia. and now live on the territory of crimea, and they take part there was victory in these actions, and if we talk, for example, about the crimean tatars, then for the crimean tatars this day even has other meanings, because after 10 days, all the crimean tatars were simply deported by order of stalin, the crimean tatar soldiers who fought during the second world war , when they came home to crimea, they simply did not see them. their relatives, did not see their children, and among them were also heroes of the soviet union, by the way, yes, and this, these are the most desining moments, this is exactly what we are seeing now in mariupol, we stop in temporarily occupied mariu

kgb worked there in general, perhaps just like that, maybe they and their parents gave them to the nkvd later, and if we talk about crimea, then we know that from 2014 to the present day, russia has brought colonizers to the territory of crimea, and that is more than a million people who came from the territory of russia and now live in... crimea, and they take part in these victory actions, and if we talk, for example, about the crimean tatars, then for the crimean tatars this day even has other meanings, because in 10 days all the crimean tatars, by order of stalin, simply deported, crimean tatars the soldiers who fought during the second world war, when they came home to crimea, simply did not see their relatives, did not see them. their children, and among them there were also heroes of the soviet union, by the way, yes, and this, these are the most resonant moments, this is exactly what we are seeing in mariupol now, we go to the temporarily occupied mariupol and see there not the majority of locals who came from the russian federations, sometimes banal migrants who are brought in

to play the role of such a liberator. and the veteran, no, we don’t know, maybe they worked in the nkvdthe kgb there in general, maybe just like that, maybe they and their parents then sent them to the nkvd, and if we talk about crimea, then we know that from 2014 to the present day russia brings colonizers to the territory of crimea, and these are more than a million people who came from the territory of russia and now live in the territory of crimea, and they accept them. participation in all actions of the victory day, and if we talk, for example, about the crimean tatars, then for the crimean tatars this day even has other meanings, because after 10 days, all the crimean tatars , crimean tatar soldiers who fought during the second world war , were simply deported by order of stalin , when they came home to crimea, they simply did not see their relatives, did not see their children. and among them there were also the heroes of the soviet union, by the way, yes, and this, these are the most resonant moments, this is exactly what we are seeing in mariupol now, we go to the temporarily

kgb. worked there and in general it is possible that way, maybe they and their parents worked in the nkvdand if we talk about crimea, then we know that from 2014 to the present day russia has brought colonizers to the territory of crimea, and that is more than a million people who came from the territory of russia and now live on the territory of the crimea, and they take part in these victory actions, and if we talk, for example, about the crimean ones. tatars, for the crimean tatars this day even has a different meaning, because after 10 days, all crimean tatars were simply deported by order of stalin, crimean tatar soldiers who fought during the second world war, when they came home to crimea, simply did not see their relatives, did not saw their children, and among them there were also heroes of the soviet union, by the way, yes. this is the most dissonant moments, this is exactly what we see now in mariupol, we go into the temporarily occupied mariupol, and we see there not the majority of local people who came from the russian federation, sometimes banal migrants, who are brought in

, the kgb in general, maybe just like that, maybe they and their parents in the nkvd later if we talkn we know that from 2014 to the present day, russia has brought colonizers to the territory of crimea, and it is more than a million.

captain of the nkvd.archive than for you and me to kill people, we will go to court, bring it here five people, i obey, i will not give my consent, i am a cyber, i am the captain of this barge, a signal has been sent from the tugboat. sos, we are all suffering disasters, and here i command according to all the rules, without respect for ranks and ranks, captain, come on, we need five men on deck, quickly, leave, let's go out, lady, no, run wheelhouse, well, wait there, i told you, i don’t give my consent, and i don’t give a damn about what you said, categorically, i’ll help, come on, just like that, i walked away from the car, i walked away from the car, i said, that’s it.. be careful, comrades, the wheel on his leg is falling off. do what you want. everyone on deck, bags, barrels, suitcases, we dump water, everything into the water, commander, i won’t make it. come on, don't panic. everything is fine, everything will be fine, walter, no, he can’t maintain altitude, we’ll have to go back, land what we hav

true, no soviet slaves, the so-called, no slaves intimidated by the nkvd, would have defeated anyone,ething important, truly free people of the new world could win. mayorov wrote in 1940. eat there is a metallic sound in my voice. i entered life hard and straight. not everything will die, not everything will be included in the catalogue. but just let a descendant, under my name, discern in the archive trash a piece of hot land faithful to us, where we walked with charred mouths and carried courage like a banner, we burned fires, turned back rivers, we lacked sky and water, the stubborn life in every person is marked with iron traces, so signs of the past sank into us, but how did we love , we ask? centuries will pass and portraits that depict the course of our lives will lie to you. we were tall, fair-haired, you will read in books as a myth about people who left, not loving, without finishing the last papers. we took the flame with our bare hands, opened our chests to the wind, drew gulps of water from the ladle and fell in love with a woman slowly, and walked forward , fell and ate

accompanies, i accompany her, nkvd captain, the answer is clear. after all, he is a saboteur, he is a it off, let's send this beauty on a long voyage, come on, help, wait, "be careful, comrades, he has a wheel on his leg sinks, come on, be careful, be careful, comrades, i’m telling you, it sinks, doesn’t want to die, who wants to, children, everyone on deck, bags, barrels, go to the wheelhouse, make sure that only women and suitcases, we throw them into the water, everything is in the water. commander, i won’t make it, let’s not panic, everything is fine, everything will be fine, no, he can’t hold the altitude, we’ll have to go back. come on, what do we have there, half the engine has been scattered, on the bar, what, they are taking people out of the hold, let’s get into the boat, right, they need to be transported here. why can’t it, well , it’s not supposed to, vitya, i get up, hand, hand come on, come on, let's calm down, calm down, children first, only women and children, don't arrange it, only women and children here, let's go up the stairs, one at a time, organized one at a tim

, mikhail gorbachev, conveys to the president of poland, wojciech, who arrived in moscow eruzelsky nkvdny information about the execution, which did not prove anything. the current criminal code of russia introduced article 354, paragraph 1. rehabilitation of nazism. in accordance with it, denial of the facts established by the verdict of an international military tribunal, for the court , punishment of the main war criminals of european countries is considered a crime and entails criminal prosecution, that is, when we are in the eighties, nineties... years, they declared that polish officers were killed by the nkvd, despite the facts and documents, the evidence of the burdenka commission, we ourselves become participants in the rehabilitation of nazism, it turns out, here is one of the most important documents, which seems to confirm and confirm our guilt, this note, it designated as beria's letter numbered: 794/2b dated march 5, 1940. interestingly, all four pages were typed on different typewriters, which alone casts doubt on the authenticity of this document. except moreover, on the

it’s like it’s not ours, so detached, you know, then these myths came from ukraine that there the nkvdthe basements of captured polish soldiers officers, that is, very strong manipulation of consciousness, i’ll ask me a perhaps uncomfortable question, but what happened to the bka fortress in your opinion, if? the coup was a success, we would have had a completely different museum, you know, we have a museum, our main one, the first one, which opened in 1956, called the museum of the defense of the brest fortress, there would have been a museum of the storming of the brest fortress, as they are trying to do, you know, that’s all they would have reformatted it, yes, i just see in retrospect, back and forth, how clearly, little by little, this policy was going on transformation... uh, into the fact that the brest fortress is a soviet myth, that there was nothing here, don’t believe it, no excursions, nothing, we will now tell you another story, a true one, that is, the periodically raised question that what they are ridiculous, and bitter, perhaps even to perceive, firstly, our sofa exper

, he was expelled from the nkvd and sent there to the position of some clerk, in general in kiev, on o’clock we were bombed, well, dad almost immediately went to the front, and we survived the bombings of zhuskaya, we drove to tashkent, my mother’s parents died there, and my mother and... herself unfortunately, she died at the age of 38, we returned straight away, then, and dad with the front, he reached lvov and became one of the leaders there. famous for this smersh, it was an organization directly subordinate to labakov’s command, it was subordinate to stalin, it was created, so to speak, during the war, we lived among the banderaites, well, in lvov it was cleared, but in the villages there were banderruss, we lived under guard, in my presence, during my time , bandera’s men hacked to death with an ax the famous publicist yaroslav. ukrainian golan, they shot a uniad priest who i sympathized in russia, right on the square , they fired several bullets at him from a revolver, killed him, they sent the heads of milkmaids from the lions, which, therefore, supplied the lions with milk,

the poles attribute this execution to the nkvd.sia believe that the germans did this in occupied territory. the topic of the katyn massacre remains one of the most painful historical topics in russian-polish relations. she fought in the red army formed in 1943. on the initiative of the ussr, poland included vast territories in the west that previously belonged to germany, pomirania, selesia, as well as the southern part of east prussia. instead of the published germans, these lands were inhabited by ethnic poles. thus, there was a shift of the territory of poland to the west, as well as an expansion of its ethnic lands, which should always be remembered... so during the first years after the liberation of poland, during the formation of the pro-soviet government, a terrorist attack took place the activities of the home army, this time was captured widely on our screens in the film directed by woad, ashes and diamonds, there was a cultural exchange between both countries. poland was for us like in the 14th century. from that moment

complete waste of time, then the resentment immediately begins, this why not sell the finns to the nkvdopaganda point of view for us, they looked at khodorkovsky, what he gave out, yes, look at how zelensky behaves, well , on purpose, they have become like this, so that it is clear what level these people are, oh what do they think, we are incredibly lucky in this sense, but what if there were thinking, well-prepared, intelligent people against us? what would we do with them? no, then it would be hard, that’s it, well, for now it’s possible, cruel, but fair, at the same time, here’s the phrase, yes, that means, you can make mistakes, you can’t lie, this primarily goes to those who prepare reports, this is not about the media at all, i’m right, this is not about the media, this is about the objectivity of presenting information from the ground. public exercises, well, as the president said, they were held, but basically in all major exercises these issues were worked out using the command staff method, computer modeling, and so on. then there was a pause, two weeks, our former partners,

bordering ukraine after the war, and there were already ukrainian nationalists there, persecuted by nkvdts. from the soviet bandera's army fled under the wing of the americans. the american occupation zone after the war was in austria, and the shortest route to it was through slovakia. another one. a village in the east of slovakia, there is also a memorial in memory of those who died at the hands of bandera. fallen soldiers of the czechoslovak people's army who died in battles against bandera in 1947. and names. six soldiers, a military operation was needed to stop the terror; they could clear slovakia of bandera’s supporters only by 1949. i was in lutsk. i was in lutsk, crying from despair when i saw a monument to bandera there. bandera, bandera, my god. well, the european union does not condemn this in any way. the european union is bandits. these are bandits. their goal is to destroy the slavic peoples, my brothers, their goal is to destroy the slavic peoples, nothing else, look, they robbed the whole world, they want to chop russia into pieces and profit from it, after the war, more

the poles attribute the execution to the nkvd.sia believe that the germans did this in occupied territory. the topic of the katyn massacre remains one of the most painful historical topics in russian-polish relations. the polish first infantry division, formed in 1943, fought as part of the red army, on the basis of which the first army of the polish army was formed. the so-called was also created. selesia, as well as the southern part of eastern prussia. instead of the expelled germans, these lands were inhabited by ethnic poles. thus, there was a shift of poland's territory to the west, as well as an expansion of its ethnic lands, which the poles should always remember. during the first years after the rise of poland, during the formation of the pro-soviet government. the plane crash near smolensk, in which polish president leg kaczynski and a number of high-ranking officials who were flying to events dedicated to the seventieth anniversary of the katyn massacre died, gave rise to anti-russian sentiments in conservative circles

belchenko, later the minister of internal affairs of the nkvd, they were, they were friends all the timemskaya street, since dad himself was from the slonim district, a native, now it is the pruzhany district, before it was the slonevsky district, so he built a house, we had 24 acres of land, with trees, dad worked, grafted himself, processed it, well, everything other. we completed four courses, after graduating from school, and our school was the sixtieth railway school, then it became the twenty -first railway, male, there were no girls in the school, then it became the forty-sixth city school, i entered the bku at the faculty of chemistry, in the first year i started studying scientific work, synthesized, that is, discovered two substances, made two discoveries, well, i was active at home... until i was 25 years old, i was almost rarely with girls, rarely, when i met, there was no time, day, but burettes, not girls, only science, yes, you did, yes, you did scientific work, did... physical education, i did the third category in gymnastics, the third category in barbells, the second ca

nkvd lists with captured poles from kazelsk, ostashkiy and starobelsk, which do not contain any information about the execution, which did not prove anything, but this is presented as a package of documents confirming that polish officers were executed by soviet security officers. this is what he writes in his letter to the prosecutor's office of the russian federation. march 11, 2024 state duma deputy anatoly wasserman. the current status of the katyn case gives rise to a legal conflict. the fact is that article 354, paragraph 1, has been introduced into the current criminal code of russia. rehabilitation of nazism. in accordance with it, denial of the facts established by the verdict of the international military. it turns out that here is one of the most important documents, which seems to confirm and confirm our guilt. this note is designated as beria’s letter numbered 794/b dated march 5, 1940. what's interesting is that all four pages were printed on different types of printers. machines that this alone is subjected to. i doubt the authenticity of this document, in addition, on the ti

that is, when we are in the eighties and nineties. years stated that polish officers were killed by nkvdnd documents, the evidence of the burdenko commission, we ourselves become participants in the rehabilitation of nazism, it turns out that here is one of the most important documents that seems to confirm and confirm our guilt, this note, it is designated as biriya’s letter numbered... 794 /b dated march 5, 1940, interestingly, all four pages were printed on different typewriters, which alone casts doubt on the authenticity of this document. in addition, on the title page there are signatures of stalin, voroshilov, molotov and mikayan, and these signatures made with a pencil. under the light, it was this letter, along with other documents , that boris yeltsin handed over to the constitutional court, which also refused to accept them as genuine documents. listen to what deputy viktor elyukhin says about this. on may 25, 2010 , an unknown man called me on the phone and stated that he knew that a group of scientists, together with... “we were supposed to break the totalitarian communist p

prosecution, that is, when we declared in the eighties and nineties that polish officers were killed by the nkvddespite the facts and documents, the evidence of the burdenko commission, we ourselves become participants in the rehabilitation of nazism, it turns out, this is one of the most important documents that it seems to claim and confirm... dated march 5, 1940, interestingly, all four pages were printed on different typewriters, which alone casts doubt on the authenticity of this document. in addition, stalin's signature is on the title page. varoshilov, molotov and mikayan, and these signatures were made with a pencil of the same color. it was this letter, along with other documents, that boris yeltsin handed over to the constitutional court, which also refused to accept them as genuine documents. listen to what deputy viktor elyukhin says about this. on may 25, 2010, he called me by phone. an unknown man and stated that he was aware that a group of scientists, together with me, was conducting a study of the circumstances surrounding execution of polish officers. stated that he participate

and tamu already had ukrainian nationalists persecuted by nkvd detachments.ollowers fled from the soviet army under the wing of the americans. the american occupation zone after the war was in austria, and just before it the shortest route through slovakia. another village in the east of slovakia, here is also a memorial in memory of those who died at the hands of bandera. fallen soldiers of the czechoslovak people's army who died in the battles against bandera. in 1947 the names of six soldiers. it took a military operation to stop the terror. they were able to clear slovakia of bandera only in 1949. i was in lutsk. i was in lutsk, crying with despair when i saw a monument to bandera there. bandera, my god. well, the european union does not condemn this in any way. european union - people are being demolished, history is being rewritten: lithuania, latvia, estonia, bulgaria, czech republic, poland. this mine in the hungarian village of tardas is known throughout europe; red limestone, which is like marble, has been mined here for thousands of years since the

this village bordering ukraine, and there were already ukrainian nationalists there, persecuted by nkvdera's followers fled from the soviet army under the wing of the americans. the american occupation zone after the war was... stopped. they were able to clear slovakia of bandera only in 1949. i was in lutsk. i was in lutsk, crying with despair when i saw a monument to bandera there. bandera, bandera, my god. well, the european union does not condemn this in any way. the european union is bandits. these are bandits. their goal is to destroy the slovenian peoples. their goal is to destroy the slavic peoples. after the war , more than 400 monuments were erected to soviet soldiers throughout europe, but now bandera is on the pedestal, and memorials to the red army soldiers are being demolished, history is being rewritten: lithuania, latvia, estonia, bulgaria, czech republic, poland. this mine in the hungarian village of tardas is known throughout europe. red limestone, which is like marble, has been mined here for thousands of years since ancient rome. palaces in different countries are de

branches of the military, if it is intelligence, for example, there or the internal troops of the nkvdson served there, if some documents are lost, if they are not in the archives or, in principle , they have classified status, sometimes we even need years. for those who are not ready sit still and wait for the result, volunteers help organize independent searches that will allow you to look even deeper into the history of your family, and for this they always recommend starting by interviewing your older relatives, even distant ones, and checking the family archives. photographs, there may often be important clues on the back. in such a case, any little thing can become a key. next you should start searching on the internet, first of all this is the memory of the people portal, which stores a huge amount various data, in the future, if you can’t find anything or the information that you found at this stage is not enough, you should already contact special archives, this is the central archive of the ministry of defense, the central archive of military medical documents or... your ance

colonel, what for violating the order from moscow, please, comrade colonel, who the hell are you, nkvdding for, right behind the guys, there is, uh-huh, and you, colonel, tell your superiors to go home convey ardent greetings from the twice hero of the soviet union dolmatov, i understood, just like colonel, what you allow yourself, remember, colonel, having been born twice, you can allow yourself... anything, i should have died if it weren’t for these guys, comrade colonel, the pilots romanov and kirillov will be punished for violating the punishment, and not the heroes about whom i only read in books and sang songs, or do you want the crimean fascist to stay, no way, you don’t want to bring victory closer, if necessary, i will reach the commander-in-chief, but these i won’t give the guys lunch. they need to be rewarded, there is, well, why are you sitting there, mouth open, prepare papers for signature, yes, come on, come on, come on, come on, reward them today and not on the sly, i find out that i chickened out, the unlikely ones will be demoted, i understand, that’s right , that's i

on may 20, 180,014 people were taken out during these days alone, for which the nkvd involved more than 3,200 security forces. there were no wagons into which the crimean tatars were herded. provided for such a long and difficult move. genkadysts did not count those who died during the deportation itself. according to the calculations of activists of the crimean tatar national movement, about 46 deportees died in the first years, that is, almost half. the russian occupying power and the russian state in general, it evaluates all the mass crimes that took place in a completely different way. both during the time of the soviet union and during the time of the russian empire, and therefore she tries to reduce it as much as possible to the fact that these were individual cases, mistakes, but all this corrected, that is, they avoid any comparison with what the russian federation itself is doing today. the official version of the deportation seems to accuse the entire crimean tatar people of collaboration with the nazis. germany during the second world war. in fact, the reason for the removal

at 4 p.m. on may 20; 180,000 people were deported during these days alone. 14 people, for this the nkvd involved more than 32 thousand security forces. the wagons in which the crimean tatars were herded were not designed for such a long and difficult move. genkadysts did not count those who died during the deportation itself. according to calculations activists of the crimean tatar national movement, in the first years about 46 deportees died, i.e. almost half. the russian occupying power and the russian state in general... "it evaluates all those mass crimes that took place both during the times of the soviet union and during the time of the russian empire in a completely different way, and therefore it tries to reduce it as much as possible to that these were isolated incidents, mistakes, but it's all fixed, that is, they avoid any comparison with what she herself is today russian federation". the official version of the deportation seems to be the accusation of the entire crimean tatar people for collaboration with nazi germany during the second world war. in fact, the reason for the

well, you, romanov, while you stay with me, your documents are still missing, who else is it, nkvd majorctory, from a special military operation. it is naive to think that new people will come and everything will change with one click, no, of course, this running mechanism brought with it a lot of new and not always good things, complete confidence in impunity, where does this come from? confidence, from experience there are things that are not immediately visible, they are veiled, they are closed, but they exist, they live, those on whom the security of our country depends need to know this. and her future, isn't it? isagon tv, today on rtr. mancacher whiskey is a product of the stellar group. callinan beel is a place where time stops. immerse yourself in sophistication and luxury, forgetting about time, safe. mediterranean sea. discover true excellence by making your dreams come true. hotel calinan bellec, where life is turns into a fairy tale. cognac monte shococa is a product of stellor group. welcome to the newest pixos hotel in sharmelsheikh. riksas radomis sharmelshej. an ideal pl

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the so-called russian church is not a church, it is a structure of the fsb, which was created by the nkvd in 1944, and all these years pursued not just an anti-ukrainian policy, but a policy aimed at the destruction of the ukrainian state. this is a fact. the fact that someone is still telling us about the american position, i 'm sorry, i had to stay away from america and work for the last two years. they are smart people there, they listen when it is explained to them, the fact that we did not finalize work with the united states for two years is also a fact, but this cannot in any way be an argument for us to tolerate the presence of the legal branch of the fsb in ukraine for the third year of the war. this must be stopped immediately. i will thank you very much for these important and actually true words and believe that the verkhovna rada of ukraine will still succeed in passing this law. andriy osachuk was with us on... ukrainian mp, mr. andriy, i wish you a good evening, and i also wish you and your colleagues in the verkhovna rada of ukraine fruitful work, well but in relation to t

soviet soldiers, inkvnik, they didn’t count it, and they often fed the same soldiers , and these very nkvddiers, who were supposed to come to their homes in the morning, had dinner with the crimean tatars in the evening, because they invited them, they saw them as liberators from the german occupation, because really, these were the horrors of the occupation, and at four o'clock in the morning it is possible to go to every house say, because many people who survived the deportation testified that at four in the morning they broke into their... houses and simply announced that they were collaborators in the name of the soviet union, and at that time the men were still at war when they came to the women , to just elderly people, yes, and to children, yes, by the way, it can be said that until the 44th year in crimea there was only the crimean-tatar language, whoever inhabited the crimea, except the crimean tatars, this there were russians, ukrainians, other nationalities, they all... understood the crimean-tatar language, and before you can imagine, at four in the morning some soldiers are c

humane superhuman idea. within the majority of citizens this idea burned, it united people, and not the nkvdreliable stronghold from our anthem, peoples, not the people one thing, as in that very slogan of fascist germany, others will say, they forgot about the russians then, well, yes, well, yes, that’s why, apparently, the anthem sang that the peoples were united forever by the great russia. they forgot to such an extent that they repeated about great russia tirelessly every day on the radio when the anthem was played, or it was unclear to someone who united all these peoples, who generally stands at the center of the russian soviet universe. yes, it was during the war that our people experienced that unique feeling that is not caught very often, sometimes in very dramatic, if not tragic circumstances, this is exactly, yes, only this, helping the allies. we do not belittle, and predetermined the outcome of the second world war on those invisible scales on which sometimes any war can completely unexpectedly turn over. let me remind you that the nazis had 17 km to the moscow border, and 29 k

stalin, realizing his inevitable outcome, gave orders to the nkvd.you will return your homes to your families, there are those who want, as i understand it, no, but you know what will happen if you refuse german help... chief lieutenant, shoot a couple of people, maybe they will be more accommodating, i obey, you and you, behave, let's go, quickly. if we continue to find no volunteers, i will order two people to be shot every 5 minutes, and this will continue until someone agrees. well, either you will all die, and tomorrow we will give a new team of sappers, some of them will be more prudent than you. well, who's ready to help? i'll go, bitch, there are still people who want to, there are still people who want to, semyon, you'll go with me, and you, petro? go, damn, where to die, i’ll go, as i understand it, that’s all, lieutenant, take the rest out of the city and shoot, i obey, mr. colonel, prisoners in the car, quickly! there is one mine in the basement, i am very interested in it, bring it to me and you can go home, chief lieutenant, yes standar

have it, it’s like it’s not ours, so detached , you see, then these myths came from ukraine that the nkvdldier officers, that is , a very strong manipulation of consciousness, there may be an awkward question, what happened to the best fortress in your opinion, if the coup had been a success, we would have had it completely. to another museum, you see, we have a museum, our main one, the first one, which opened in 1956, called the museum of the defense of the brest fortress, there would be a museum of the storming of the brest fortress, as they are trying to do, you know, everything would be reformatted, yes, i see just retrospectively back and forth, that how clearly, gradually, little by little , this policy was going on, turning, uh, into what the brest fortress was. this is a soviet myth that there was nothing here, don’t believe the excursions there, nothing, we will now tell you another story, a true one, the question that is periodically raised is that in reality there was no heroic defense. of course, that the memorial is soviet propaganda, that the writer sergei sergeevich smirno