i was summoned to the nkvd, to lyubarsky. lyubarsky.nking alcohol, a long-forgotten poem, okay, private dmitry andreev went missing in november. forty-one near mozheisk, yes, of course. “there’s nothing more to wait, we have to go confess everything, i’ll go and tell everything how it was, but how it was, zhludov claims that you are the dessertr’s entourage, litka has already told you where to go, they are looking for you, zoya, the dessertr’s entourage is not one thing and also, mitya, for many now it’s the same thing, nothing, we didn’t go further than the front, mitya, what are you , a boy, don’t you understand who you’re dealing with?” “you’ll be sent to the lumber camp or shot and you won’t get to any front, zoya , what happened to me was a misunderstanding, i just ended up with a bureaucrat, and here you will definitely meet a smart, fair investigator, as you remind me of my father, you remember him, he always acted as he thought, they did not spare him, everywhere there is. "honest and decent people, i believe in that, impenetrab

troops were sent to a separate motorized rifle regiment additionally two regiments of nkvd troops, specialoutes and a road commandant service were organized. there were not only representatives of the security bloc of the structures of the people's commissariat for state security of internal affairs, these were representatives of the party and soviet activists, secretaries... these were the chairmen of village councils, so the leadership of the republic made a decision that the responsible employees were armed, every trip on a business trip to places, it was associated, say, with the threat of what might happen attack, so people were always fully armed. the situation with personnel and specialists is simply dramatic. the re-evacuation from the eastern regions proceeded extremely slowly; they had their own tasks, and they were in no hurry to release agronomists, technical engineers, and tractor drivers. in relation to each , decisions were often made at the level of regional committees and even the central committee. in march 1944, the secretary of the central committee of the communist par

is interesting, because it seems like a talented teacher and talented. not the last member of the nkvdat is, there are two arguments, i wonder which of them , in sum, will tip shalka tereziv? let's see how, in general, society in the region has become so single-minded, because we we observe that in odesa there are still some scandals from time to time, sometimes because of mova, sometimes with the shopping center, after all, this happens in various other regions as well, how? do you have this, are such stories the exception, or does it still happen, as is the rule? what i want to say is that, perhaps, for many, sumyshchyna is the edge of geography and somewhere the zone that has the longest border with russia, and supposedly should have been with russia, however, even before the full-scale invasion of us , nothing like this was observed and did not happen. revolutions of dignity began in sumy region, in sumy region the maidan began in 2004, and any questions about language or national identity were never relevant for us, that is... that is, i probably don't know a single person in my c

i know this man from the nkvd, this is viktor lyubarsky, and he was then taken together with his fathere arrested together in... how does he know your father? victor was his father's student, he wrote diploma under my father’s guidance, i still don’t know what was wrong with the diploma, but first they took the video, and then my father, zoya vasilievna, lord, why are you sitting down? pan, i don’t even know if he’s alive or not, quiet, quiet. kisalev calls you on the carpet for an explanation, i just came from there, what a snake you are, i’m putting things in order here, alone. “comrade lieutenant, allow me to contact you, they checked everything, there is no one in the hospital, take a description from the staff and give it to all patrol posts, eat, sew to go, it’s not good, it’s not good, comrades, you know what the situation at the fronts, and you are treating desserts here, do you know what type of transport they come here on?" "i won’t bother you too much, it’s better that zoya vasilyevny and i ask you to come to us for about two hours tomorrow, we’ll try to calmly without fuss t

at the head of our local nkvd, tsver, at... hello, hello, where is your outpatient clinic? but turn right, turn there, go there, thank you. hello. hello. who are you? you work here, you don’t speak, but you understand me, you understand me, chief physician, chief physician, where? lyamkin, ignat borisovich, who? i see, so, help me, what is it, get up, wake up, get up, stop, what are frenchies, right? i studied with my mind on my shoulders. stefan, why are you so gloomy this morning? i'm not gloomy. minsk has long headed for the east, this is a response to the challenges of the time and the desire to establish mutually beneficial partnerships with those who are ready for such cooperation, ready to work without ultimatums. we are moving across the world map in all directions, despite the closed nature of individual countries that are accustomed to talking from a position of strength: asia, africa, europe and latin america, people, cities, enterprises where minsk is known, appreciated and respected. it is impossible not to notice belarus, it has preserved and is developing hea

excavations by search teams. all the defendants in the cases that were initiated at that time, and by the nkvd, they remained uninvestigated and not all, in fact, the criminals were named. this is especially important right now. the non-yurmer tribunal seemed to put an end to the arguments about who fought for a just cause, who for world domination, using absolutely inhumane means. methods, but unfortunately, attempts to revise history, rewrite it, as we observe these attempts, we see them especially clearly in the example of ukraine, which is why the explanatory work carried out by our public organizations, which is carried out by our ministry, other structures, the ministry is so important culture, russian historical society, russian military historical society from... the soviet union were subjected to all forms of genocide, which are provided for by the united nations convention. this was definitely genocide of the civilian population, they were destroyed in every possible way, this included mass murder, by execution, this was the infliction of grievous bodily harm, torture, and starvation

army, she cooked tanks for german camp cockles; after her release, during a special inspection by the nkvd was surrounded and how she ended up in the camp, that she took the oath, probably to the third reich, and worked as an executioner in the prison of the village of lokot, naturally. kept silent. in addition, tonka managed to forge documents. she stole a military id, wrote down that she had served in a medical battalion since 1941, at that time in... in the liberated territories there was already a search for the executioner from the elbow, arresting nazi collaborators and interviewing witnesses, information about the thin machine gunner constantly surfaced. the hero, who single-handedly destroyed one and a half dozen enemy soldiers, naturally had no idea about the nazi past of the pretty nurse. antonina and victor began to live together. in 1947, after the birth of their first daughter, they married, so makarova became ginsburg. victor himself is from polotsk, he went to the front, his whole family remained in his homeland, parents, brothers and sisters who ended up in the ghetto. all

all in droves to the front, there was no one to break, who is this anisimov, the head of our local nkvd your outpatient clinic? but turn right and go there! thank you! hello, hello. hello, who are you, do you work here? you don't speak, but you understand me, do you understand me? chief physician, chief physician, where? lyamkin, ignat borisovich, who, yeah, i see, so, help me, so, get up. something, wake up, get up, that frenchie, he was carrying a bag. on the shoulders, shoulders! don’t be so upset, musya, musya, musya, calm me down, i beg you, right now. you need to run after your dogs, they will pick up the trail, you need to give them something to sniff from your clothes, let’s hurry, quickly, sniff, sniff, let’s run faster. torn, come with me, i’ll sew you up, so what do you want? okay, she’s shaking a lot, go out, strange guy, not a word to anyone the whole way, good evening, control and audit service, documents, please, travel voucher, good evening, please, what about kolimovich on vacation or sick, yes sick, but soon will get better, what's the matter, quietly, calmly, don't pa

have it, it’s like it’s not ours, so detached, you know, then these myths came from ukraine that the nkvdere in the basements of captured polish soldiers and officers, that is , a very strong manipulation of consciousness, there cannot be an awkward question, what would have happened to the grest fortress in your opinion if the coup had been a success? we would have a completely different museum, you see, we have a museum, our the main one, the first one, which opened in 1956, is 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, i just see in retrospect back there that it is clearly gradual. little by little it went on, this policy, the transformation into the fact that the brest fortress is a soviet myth, that there was nothing here, don’t believe it, there are no excursions, nothing, we will now tell you another story, a true one, raised periodically the question is that there really was no heroic defense, of course, of course, that the memorial is so

on january 25, special groups of the voronezh nkvd department were unable to interview a single one. you'll be surprised for the simple reason that they weren't physically there. search engines they say there is a lot of research work ahead, not all documents from the great patriotic war have been declassified yet, but in the history of voronezh, eight decades later , another terrible evidence of the genocide of soviet people has appeared. olga chernova, oleg zoltarev and andrey ostroverkhov, ntv television company, voronezh. another conspiracy theory is turning into truth before our eyes. this is how elon musk reacted. to the news that the state of arizona is allowing illegal immigrants to vote in the upcoming presidential election, but does not require virtually no documents, although even to receive benefits you must prove us citizenship. this paradox caused a flurry of criticism from supporters of limiting illegal migration. there are already too many problems from the influx of refugees in the states. there are regular reports of crimes committed by illegal immigrants, but the b

mitya plus a ghoul, in general, this is a story, we were called to the nkvd and...in the spring of '42, and he was threatened with arrest, because everyone who was in captivity, surrounded, was then arrested, because they were captured, the situation was this, the nazis were only thrown out from near moscow, in general, he lived here for 3 days, then went to the front. under a different name, under what? pavel levchenko, pavel, levchenko, i won’t give it to anyone, mine, i’ll go fill out the documents today, you fool, well, that’s what i’m getting for you. okay, let's say goodbye, know the address, write letters, or better yet, come, i'll be glad, we'll come, we'll come, we'll come, girls, come, bye, bye, shurka. hello, can you tell me where your passport office is? oh, thank you, here is a certificate for you, using it you will receive a temporary certificate at window number 13, which must be registered three times a month. in the authorities at your place of residence, come here three times every month, here, what have you decided? stay in moscow, no, dear, citiz

there was a misunderstanding, this person cannot be a deserter, nikolai ivanovich, check from the nkvd’s start where can we go? yes, of course, now lady, get ready, but we can go to my office in the meantime, lady, documents, hello, what are they writing, maybe, that’s interesting, gulya. there check because of this zhludov, mitya needs to be hidden, i understand, please, the actions of comrade zhludov fit well into the mental symptoms, unmotivated aggression, lack of logic in actions, and... in general, inappropriate behavior has manifested itself, by the way, meet zoya vasilievna rastopchina , my deputy, and we know each other, hello, zoya vasilievna, hello, so here you go. the inadequacy of zhludov’s behavior manifested itself literally immediately upon admission to the hospital. at first, he refused the operation for no reason, which led to sepsis and the subsequent amputation of his arm, then attacked dr. rastovchina with an ax, and i believe that zhludov is changeable, it was just a nervous breakdown. zoya vasilievna, your, your humanism is not appropriate in this situation. yes,

crimean tatars were deported, the nkbdshniks came again, and later , in 2014, the children of the nkvdsimply burned ukrainian passports and shouted crimea and russia forever. this question is deep, well , because, first of all, if we are talking about economic the profit from such handouts, it is minimal, against the background of the cost of the war, to say that it somehow helps russia to fight against ukraine more effectively, probably not, it is an informational excuse, russia is trying to show russians, crimeans and other russians that here we have dealt with potentially with a column of pro-ukrainian elements. and their real estate went to the needs of the svo, yes, well, but really, to say that this has some kind of effect on the situation in crimea now, does it affect our attitude, does it have any legal consequences, on sorry, no. russia does not recognize a huge number of international judges. that is, and even, i gave such an example, russia is part of the signatory of numerous law enforcement conventions. but if she doesn't follow these conventions, she is them. simply does

kadyrovtsi are like the nkvd troops, how long can these two bridgeheads be like this receive in the northll, i'll tell you so that, in principle , the situation is now becoming interesting, yes, in the russian federation, because we know that by and large there , mobilization, or let's say recruitment into the army , takes place at the expense, at the expense of large payments, large payments, large for. salaries and so on, so in the last week, only in the last week, the payments when entering into a contract with the russian army have increased, practically in several regions they have practically increased by 30-40%. and despite the fact that there are still not enough people, that is, now, if you say that they are paid a million rubles each for the introduction, well, for russia, the money is crazy, but in the same way, in principle, they don't have enough people to leave voluntarily. contract and we, well, most likely by the end of this year, putin will have such a very difficult choice, yes, because in principle , there will be a shortage of such mobilized, rather not mobilized, but

yes, head of the kharovsky nkvd anisimov, get ready, where?ou long ago, otherwise you’ll die yourself. went. i brought a doctor, hello, hello! mouth, open, wider, wider, you can, defteritis, a very advanced stage, it is possible that the heart has broken through. do something, doctors, there is saline solution, there is saline solution, but there is no specialist, they called to the area, then i think that washing at this stage is extremely, extremely dangerous, i need a syringe and saline solution, keep in mind, i am categorically, do what they say, it’s up to you, give me a robe, strong. let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, thank you, of course, this is not a movie, it's just work and i barely agreed, maybe you 'll turn to me, after all, you know that you don't create a tragedy for me here, it's your own fault, yours is good too, what? what do you want to say? nothing, if i loved it, i would take it with three children. marusenka, go to work, sell soda, if there is any, work will cure you, i also didn’t want to work in a bathhou

veterans of the special purpose brigade of the nkvd and the ussr were congratulated with special honorsits was formed in mytishchi. to him. also dedicated today's memorial event. a separate motorized rifle brigade was considered the elite. in fact, this was the first soviet special forces formed at the very beginning of the great patriotic war. athletes, along with professional soldiers, performed feats and sacrificed themselves for victory, both on the battlefield and in the rear. these people at one time before then shot 800 rifles in 2 days, so i’m just like a field shooter, yes. i can imagine what a rifle is like, well, it takes about 10-15 minutes for one rifle, that is, at least so that it hits, then we still need to check, see that everything works, it still hits, well, of course, i think it was very difficult, among those invited to the memorial events, descendants of members of the legendary brigade, they came with photographs of their loved ones and laid flowers at the memorial. that's all for today, more news on our website in the cpntv telegram channel. i remind you that fee

retreating, or something similar. encountered, they told you, because it actually looks as if the nkvd detachments played during the time of zhukov stalin. well, in general, this is a russian tactic, they use such tactics constantly in different directions, and on bakhmut the same story happened on avdiivka, so most likely, but our enemy, or rather, our guys are pressing, and this is good, so what if the russians have to from... to go back, that means our guys are working very actively, well, this interception is exactly from under vovchansk, that's why we asked, i didn't hear such a story, but i think that it does exist, about the accumulation, that they still send additional troops to the border with kharkiv region, do you have more information about it, they write that even the akhmat, who may be there, is there, and actually this is his role, it is the role of otsiladryads, so ... they make a bet for the continuation of all these actions in kharkiv region, of course, the enemy constantly wants to enter kharkiv region, and this is one of them from them active goals, and of course th

lontovych, the author of shchedryk, to the heap, just right, that is, his murder by an agent of the nkvdis time he is speaking. sang in paris, they performed like that in paris, and this is such a great metaphor for what happened to ukrainian culture, and these are all also archival materials, that is why it is really important to work with primary sources and precisely with archival materials, because we managed to find a poster, on to which it was stated that the choir performed at the champs-Élysées theater, and this is the top theater and concert hall then and today, january 23, 1921 of the year, and it was a concert of matinee, and indeed you... you actually insert these dates for the first time in the history of the eye, and you know that in the morning there was a murder, at noon there was this concert, that is, it is not just a metaphor, but, let's say, well, day by day this tragedy happens, and of course you build this drama, this historical drama, on this contrast, which forces us, of course, when a metaphor ceases to be a metaphor, i also want to ask you about this environment

line was taken there, and not about, well, for me it's not about the house of words, it's about the nkvd left, i want to sum it up with this question, but when pen and i travel around ukraine, we have the penivsk unscored libraries program, we go to communities and regions, and we feel that people are far away from philology, far from literature, they feel that the actual point, the point of strength, is culture. do you feel it feels now that's how you as people started it in kharkiv among the people and how it is, how to notice it and how they talk about it very briefly, the question began, and why did this happen , and then and then you start to spin, and looking for an answer to this question, why russia attacked so brutally, you start to spin this question and with "it turns out that... your heroes are completely different heroes, that your writers are completely different writers, that your names are completely different names, proper names, and people begin to be interested in this, and understand that subjectivity, it goes through the culture, that's it therefore, and what exactly

when the chekists they once made a system of denunciations, because without it the cheka and the nkvd would not have been able to cope on the scale of a large occupied country, nothing would have happened if there had not been a couple of million denunciations of good citizens, no prisons in... the times of vasiliev and medvedchuk have not survived to this day , if there were not a large number of matsuks and other characters. what to do with these characters? and i think that... this is really what you are saying, that is, well, this system, it is based not only on those who can lower the blackheads, yes, but also on those loyal, not very conscientious journalists who are good its this temnik, this temnik to use, and actually act according to it, and well, i think that there are two points here, firstly, we saw that now, after all, society reacted in a fairly healthy way, i.e. .. what we can see now from the reports of ukrinform journalists, they did not carry out these temniks, yes, that is, they had a meeting at which they reported to the former ukrinform leadership that we receive

1944, when all the crimean tatars were deported, the nkbd came again. and then the children of the nkvd and in 2014 simply burned ukrainian passports and shouted crimea and russia forever. this is a deep question, because firstly, if we talk about the economic profit from such bracelets, it is minimal. against the background of the cost of war, to say that it somehow helps russia to fight against more effectively ukraine, probably not. this is an information drive. russia is trying. to show russians, crimeans and other russians that here we have dealt with a potential fifth colony of pro-ukrainian elements, and their real estate has gone to waste. ied yes, well, but really, to say that this somehow now affects the situation in crimea, does it affect our attitude, does it have any legal consequences? unfortunately, there is not. russia does not recognize a huge number of international judges. that is, and even, i gave such an example, russia is part of the signatory of numerous law enforcement conventions. but if she doesn't follow these conventions, she just doesn't follow them, without

the north korean nkvd, so -called, which will monitor them so that they don't sit on their cell phonesdon't know, and read south korean news resources or something, well, that's my vision, maybe that is, but again, many dictatorial regimes exist for the sake of the fact that no one knows what is happening, and it is known that, for example, the dprk won the world cup in football there in its propaganda. that is, there are such examples and releasing people who will see the internet for the first time, maybe a mobile phone, who will see the benefits of civilization, even if we are talking about the fact that it will be in the russian federation, it may be a rather risky scenario for piñanu, i want to it is to be hoped at least, page, mr. oleg, allow me, here we would also like to discuss with you the statement that concerns the fact that the russians can apparently already track down ukrainian marines. drones, which sunk more than one russian trough, and we remember these good, successful operations of our defense forces, and the security services of ukraine, and the hurivians, and we w

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on january 25, special groups of the voronezh nkvd department were unable to interview not a single voronezhmple reason that they were not physically there. they say there will be searches ahead. sakhalin 3, where advanced technologies for underwater gas production were used for the first time in our country. about achievements and prospects sergey antsigin. exactly 30 years ago , there was not a single production platform on the north-eastern shelf of sakhalin, but it was then that a production sharing agreement was first concluded in russia, thanks to which the entire current infrastructure for the project was gradually created in the east of the country sakhalin-2. hydrocarbons are extracted from the peltunostok and lunskoye fields. using three offshore platforms, then oil and gas are supplied to the integrated onshore technological complex, from there, through a system of onshore pipelines, minerals travel a distance of 800 km and finally arrive at the territory of the production complex on the shore of aniva bay. here in the south of the island there is an oil export terminal and the fi

suppose, you were not a machine operator, just as you were not a half-dead prisoner, you served in the nkvderested in burdasov, one of the prisoners, can you remember this one, yes, there were a lot of them there, brunette, height 178 , straight nose with a hump, light eyes, citizen, boss, i can’t write a syllable, i wish i could look, there is only a verbal portrait, here you go, check it out, uh-huh, no, no, no, i don’t know that, friend, have you agreed to cooperate? yanikha, yana, veteran, also served in our detachment for the germans, have they really caught you, kubolev, you didn’t identify who the horse was, he won’t recognize it, he was a liutova. “she beat prisoners with a tourniquet, but whoever is to be shot will definitely either have his eye knocked out or his ear cut off, one word from you will not be enough, but she not only beat prisoners, she also pulled out gold teeth from the dead, she spoke for a peaceful old age. here you are , you look for her little piece of gold, it’s always with her, i’ll have more say, and let’s see, the switchboard on duty is listening, girl, good

the park gradually turned into a huge cemetery. prisoners of war, jews, communists, nkvd employees, undergroundcted of having connections with them were arrested and sent to the basement of house number 17, where there was a prison called a bunker, interrogations and torture were carried out here, and then to the park, two to three dozen every day person, for six months in the park. sylvia has become such a part of everyday life life, like the gallows. there were five of them in gachchen, they were never empty. those hanged often included women and children. a board with an inscription for arson, for communication with partisans, for stealing christmas gifts was attached to everyone's feet, so that the inscriptions were clearly visible to passers-by. corpses. the championship is not just a spectacle, it is your betting tournament, everything depends on you, the more you bet, the more you will take from the prize fund of 150 million. a new investigation based on real events tomorrow at 22:00 on ntv. the highest measure the most high-profile and mysterious deaths of stars will premiere on monday

on january 25, special groups of the voronezh nkvd department were unable to interview. not a singlereason that they were not physically there, the search engines say, there is a lot of research work ahead, while not all documents from the times of the great patriotic war... are secret, but in the history of voronezh, eight decades later, another terrible evidence of the genocide of soviet people has appeared. olga chernova, alex zoltarev and andrey ostroverkhov, ntv television company. voronezh. well, now it's time for a short weather forecast on ntv. irina polikova joins us from the weather studio. irina, what's in the summary? well in the report shows surprisingly quite good summer weather. and even if the temperature in the middle zone does not reach the required warm levels, but this is just a little bit. for lovers of heat, this weather, of course, seems cool, but objectively, it is only 1-2° short of the climate norm. at the same time, the entire west and center, as well as a significant part of the northern region, will receive a pleasant gift, a fairly long period of sunny ,

what happens, nkvd major, my red daughter? sit down.your relatives, but the request must be from the other side, but in no case from bela from the socialist country from romania, from your mother. i will try to get an exit permit for you. however, for her role in the play dawn over moscow, faina ranevskaya was nominated for the stalin prize; if foreign relatives are discovered, then the prize may be covered, along with benefits, awards and a separate apartment. you can wait to receive the award and after six months, maximum a year, submit a request for a trip to romania. no, vadim ivanovich, i won’t wait for anything, no bonuses, i wish my mother was golden for 80, i ’ve been waiting for this for 40 years, i won’t wait for anything, that’s enough. good afternoon, good afternoon, i need a globe of paris and romania, paris, romania, only in the atlas, this map, the map is glued to the wall, for sale, woman, please move away. like a government treasure she will pick it out, oh, it’s faina ranevskaya, but for some reason she didn’t call rig

kedrov, vadim ivanovich, captain of the nkvd, don’t be afraid, he’s reliable.e doesn’t write, you know, people of that rank sometimes can’t afford it. learn the alphabet, do you think that a military expert in the defense industry will be allowed to communicate with you, this is how i compromise people, yes vasily ivanovich, well, not ordinary people, not ordinary people, the moscow theater can come to a famous actress, under the guise of a fan , anyone can come, or am i a prophet, for example, yes you are an ideal potential channel for communication. that is, if i were, for example, some kamchatka whaler, there would be no questions for me, yes, here, in a small way, we, in any profession, the authorities may have certain questions, vasily ivanovich, i don’t even care they will inform you if something happens to him, they will inform your wife, but i don’t know that his wife is in moscow, they separated a long time ago, then the war, there was no time to get a divorce, it’s so humiliating, this is... pride is nonsense, nonsense and pride, they love you, seriou