foreman of the battalion headquarters, i don’t remember his last name now, as part of privates polchevsky ivannd isad micheslav, driving along the road past the sarai, we heard a children’s raincoat coming from there. having stopped the horse, we went to the barn and the following picture presented itself to us: in the barn there was a fallen horse, a child, undressed without shoes, about 3 years old, sitting on it, next to him on the floor... two more children of the same age were sitting, also undressed, and they all had frostbitten feet. the foreman ordered us to put all the children on a sled and take them to the pit. by order of the foreman, we threw the children into the pit. the children were crying. one of them shouted: “dad, take me.” on the orders of the foreman, polchevsky threw a grenade at the guys. unlike the latvian and lithuanian police battalions, where the command staff was exclusively from among the nazis, the estonian units enjoyed special trust from... the nazis, their commanders were appointed from the local population and there was only one german observation officer. in

foreman of the battalion headquarters, i don’t remember his last name now, as part of privates polchevsky ivanmicheslav, passing along the road. from the barn we heard a child's raincoat coming from there. having stopped the horse, we went to the barn and the following picture presented itself. there was a fallen horse in the barn, and a child, naked without shoes, about three years old, was sitting on it. sitting nearby on the floor were two more guys of the same age, also undressed, and all of them had frostbitten feet. the foreman ordered us put all the children on the sled and take them to the pit. by order of the foreman, we threw the children into the pit. children. among the nazis, the estonian units enjoyed special trust among the nazis, their commanders were appointed from the local population, and only one german observer officer was present. a total of 26 such battalions with a total strength of 10 thousand bayonets were formed; their main use was mainly punitive operations against the civilian population and the partisan underground. estonian ss brigade took part in the bloody oper

i don’t remember his last name now, as part of privates polchevsky ivan and isad myacheslav, drivingeard a child’s cry coming from there. having stopped the horse, we went to the barn and the following picture presented itself: in the barn lay a fallen a horse, on it sat a child, naked without shoes, about three years old, sitting next to him on the floor were two more children of the same age, also naked, and all of them had frostbitten feet. the foreman ordered us to put all the children on a sled and take them to the pit, on the order of the foreman, we threw the children into the pit, the children cried, one of them shouted: dad, take me, on the order of the foreman, polchevsky threw a grenade at the children. unlike the latvian and lithuanian police battles, where the command staff was exclusively from among the nazis, estonian units enjoyed special trust among the nazis. in them, the commanders were appointed from the local population, and only one german observation officer was present. in total , 26 such battles were formed with a total number of 10 thousand bayonets. their m