then all roads from przemysl, the highway was filled with prisoners. for dozens of imposition. it seems blue from the bluish austrian uniforms. end quote. on march 22 , 1943, the nazis destroyed the belarusian village of khatyn, killed 149 people, men , women, old people and children for their connection with the partisans, along with the ss, this was done by ukrainian nationalists from the 118th police battalion. before that, they killed jews. in kiev, the woman organized the genocide from the headquarters of the battalion. grigory vasyur, when he was tried, one of the witnesses said that the inhabitants pushed him into the barn and set fire to the roof. a when people began to run out, they were shot at close range with a machine gun, the fate of khatyn was shared, and other belarusian villages were sentenced to death many years later, but there were punishers who found refuge in canada and the usa in 1969. on the site of the village , the khatyn memorial complex was opened on march 22, 1980, on the initiative of the leader of the belarusian communist party, former partisan py

she stood in front of everything in the city of przemyśl .the attack was still between eh, the city experienced difficult relations and in one moment all these things ceased to have any meaning. learning that this was between the ends of the przemyśl, all the residents of przemyśl simply marched to the border to the railway station to the premises of the former , chipped in the house and on the sidewalk and simply helped. you can say that now we are building completely new polish-ukrainian relations for our children, for our grandchildren, for our common future but that doesn't mean that we don't need to work on these relations, that we have already gained everything from the same mother, because uh, should we still be happy that our societies have become so close, but this is already a rift between us unresolved things, in a few years the power will appear again, and we know where it will come from and who wants to use it, that's why we went, i think that even in this difficult time, we should think about solving these problems, by the way ,

fortress by russian troops, russian troops took the largest austro-hungarian fortress, przemysl, nowed almost 6 months and became the largest during the first world war, the exhausted austrian hungarian troops blew up combat supplies, destroyed regimental banners and capitulated in nine generals and 117,000 soldiers of the hungarian army were captured by the russians. information hour, let's start with the main thing that was said, on the second day of the state visit of the president of the people's republic of china to moscow held a number of events in the focus of negotiations with vladimir putin in narrow and expanded formats, as a result , a number of important statements were made on food with others , the topic of the ukrainian conflict was raised. so, according to the president of russia, our country admits that the plan for a peaceful settlement in ukraine proposed by china can form the basis of a future negotiation process, but from the side of the kiev regime at the moment.

badgers changes changed a lot , which i mentioned she stood in front of everything in the city of przemyśl city would be even less to have any meaning, the windows that it was between the calcium pshema, all the residents of przemyśl simply moved to the border, two railway stations to the premises of the former tesco in the building and simply helped, you can say that now we are building completely new ones polish-ukrainian relations for our children, for our grandchildren, for our common future, but that does not mean that we do not need to work on these relations, that we have already achieved everything, the same mother, because should we still rejoice that our societies have become so close, but that is already there are unresolved things between us, in a few years the power will appear again, and we know where it will come from and who wants to use it. this is my way, so i think that even in this difficult time we should think about solving these problems. zhorin and you do you know? yes, he says that russian propaganda and the norwegians will settle down. well, there are information

become a ball and when the windows learning that it was between calcium pshema, all residents of przemyślimply went to the border to the railway station in the premises of the former tesco building and simply helped , we can say that now we are building completely new and polish-ukrainian relations for our children, for our grandchildren, for our common future but that doesn't mean that we don't need to work on these relations, that we have already gained everything from the same mother, because at the top of society , we have become so close, but this is already the end of the story, but there are still unresolved things between us, late because in a few years, strength will appear again, and we know from where anyone wants to use it, that's why we were going, i think that even in this difficult time , we should think about solving these problems. by the way , yes, about screwing up all relationships. russian propaganda and regulations will settle, well, information attacks on poland, on polish citizens, it seems that either poland will take ukrainian territories or vice versa . how do t

we were currently traveling by train from kyiv to przemyśl, and i paid for this trip myself er, and thene to those conditions for ukrainians, er, temporary relocation of refugees, we traveled for free, er, we traveled for free from przemyśl to zurich, from zurich we came to the university in switzerland, yes, yes, no, at first it was in a chattel er, where in the shopping center, yes, you told me once that you lived or not, no, not in a chattel , it’s a refugee center, er, in another town for two, two or three days. compared to the two days we traveled in trains directly yes, bozhenka led, well, in simple words, everything was so smooth. everything turned out like a train, a train, graphics, everything turned out like a jigsaw puzzle , and we arrived quickly. the main permi s document, but not plastic , only for a piece of paper, but already from the second day, uh. how did we get it? we could already use insurance and even transport, and mobile communication was organized right away, which is very important in our time . that is, we got it all what did you remember about mobile connecti

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we traveled er , we traveled for free from przemyśl to zurich. the chattel was, er, there in the shopping center, so you told me once that you lived or not, no, not in the chattel , it’s a refugee center, er, in another town for two , two or three days. we were there under such a strict regime in uglagar, but it was good we were fed, and compared to the way we traveled on trains for two days , god led us in a straight line, well, in simple words, everything was smooth. the lager has already been given to us and housing and food and very, very quickly, they issued us the documents, this basic document of perm s, but not plastic, but only on a piece of paper, but already from the second day, eh. when we received it, we could already use insurance there and even transport, and they organized mobile phone right away communication, which is very important in our time. that is, we received all that you mentioned about mobile communication. i also have many friends who are currently in switzerland , refugees from ukraine have temporary shelter, and they

small they are always marginal but they say we have taken away from us it it is it is the hill of przemyslf the region i always ask people who want kuban and this jacket area and voronovsk what you will do with them we could only now from our parts of our pro-russian population to find a common language. when you say that they started communal services , many people live there, 10-15 million, so that keep in mind, this will happen. and it will happen and there will be provocations for the entire parliament. parliament, only one person wants to take bucovina, you understand, there could be more. well, you can. by the way, who was in odesa just west of odesa, well, it’s just, well , it’s hundreds of meters, and the romanian army was stationed there . there were times when you were stationed there during the second world war the wars of the first world war, this is not far, this is not somewhere. this is just odesa, this is part of the odesa region, and in chernivtsi, well, almost all of chernivtsi. yes, and now there is a prophecy that does not support ukraine's accession to the european uni

indignation caused great processes and changes in processes within the orthodox church, bishop e.e. of przemyśl horlytsky seems to be his name, or the e.e. bishop of horlytsky spoke with a very sharp condemnation after this greeting by metropolitan kirill of savova , condemning the aggression against ukraine , wished the people of ukraine victory, called on his faithful and the entire community of the orthodox church to support of ukraine to the point of being with ukraine until the end, so the processes are very similar, in fact, among the orthodox and in ukraine, in poland, very pleasant things are also happening, so that you speak correctly, that is, but to put a full stop, that is, the eyes of the uterus , or as you say the tentacles are so er in the moscow patriarchate of the moscow church very far they are spread er spread throughout the entire community of the orthodox church and this is the case that mr. mr. taras mentioned that is the 43rd year and then he ruled the concept of this orthodox vatican tried it will be done under putin and so on. it all continues, history has not been canc

for all others, those who did not have or did not know where to go made a stop here in the border przemyśl city became a logistics hub for for aid to ukraine, it was from here that people traveled or went to large cities in other countries. the poles placed a logistics center for refugees in a hypermarket once known throughout europe . almost two and a half thousand people were received here every day . to look at the war, which is not far from us, ukrainians do not deserve this, poles are open, ready to do everything to make people who left their homes feel at home, and not only refugees the poles helped, people rallied and collected the necessary things and food for those who remained in ukraine and the military, what is here, here is one of our two warehouses, mr. yaryk, has been helping ukraine since the 14th, a man, a historian, was in the war in iraq in the former yugoslavia, but you recognize such dishonors what the russian army is doing in ukraine , i have not seen muscovites anywhere, as in the middle ages , they were always like that. poland remembers the 20s , where the same thi

was recognized as an unconditionally hostile aggressor country and after that , the sanctions of przemyśl17, all the other world sanctions, they were all already imposed on the russian federation as a country, and not on some conditional axionist konstantinovs or the government of the so-called self-proclaimed dpr of the lpr, that is, that russia was able to turn with international law on the example of other former soviet republics another very important point on which i agree with you is the imitation of the process and we saw that the crimean referendum has nothing to do with the will of the people because russia imitated the voting process, we do not know who voted at these so-called referendums , either there were russian citizens, there were many of them in crimea, or there were ukrainian citizens , that is, there are none, that is, there is a violation of the procedure , there is no voter list, who who were these people? it would be a vote at all, did you see that russian television showed us some queues to some urgs, listen. and how do we know, maybe he gave out a coupon for zucke

others, those who did not have or did not know where to go stopped here in the border the city of przemyślub for aid to ukraine. it was from here that people traveled further, either to large polish cities or to other countries. the poles placed a logistics center for refugees in a hypermarket once known throughout europe. almost two and a half thousand people were received here every day. the poles themselves opened the doors hospitably. they gave their homes to ukrainians for free. it is difficult to watch the war, which is not far from us. ukrainians do not deserve this. poles are open and ready to do everything so that people who left their homes felt at home but not only the refugees were helped by the poles, people rallied and collected the necessary things and food for those who remained in ukraine and for the military, here is one of our two warehouses, mr. yaryk, has been helping ukraine since the 14th, the man, a historian, was in the war in iraq in the former yugoslavia, but recognizes such indignities committed by the russian army in ukraine . i have never seen muscovites like