they mined not only the holy mountain, planting aerial bombs there, but also seriously mined pushkin’shich they laid mines, including those unknown to our sappers. evacuate. exhibits failed, a whole convoy with stolen items was tried in 1944 sent to germany, but fortunately he was intercepted. the estates were burned, but pushkin’s grave was not damaged, thanks to the heroism of the sappers. then, as a sapper of the twelfth engineer-sapper brigade, a number of several more sapper units, over the course of several weeks, one might say, had to carefully exchange meter by meter of the territory of both each museum estate and the svyatogorsk monastery. the well-known names of nine sappers who died while clearing the monastery, since the minor mi-43, previously unknown to our troops, was actually used here, her secret was unraveled at the cost of nine lives. the name of these sappers, led by two commanders sergei egorevich pokidov and vladimir palaevich kononov, can now be seen on a memorial plaque installed at the entrance to svyatogorsk hill, one of the stairs. july 17, south of the city

on july 12, the village of pushkin mountains was liberated, here in the village of mikhailovskaya inlexander sergeevich lived in exile. pushkin, it was here that the great poet became interested in the history of his family and, more broadly , in the history of russia, and here he was buried near the walls of the svyatogorsk monastery. when they want to destroy a people, a nation, they destroy it. its culture history, this is exactly what the fastas did, in addition, they knew that when when the pushkin mountains are liberated, red army officers will come to bow to the ashes of alexander sergeevich. they mined not only the holy mountain, planting aerial bombs there, but also seriously mined pushkin’s grave, dug a tunnel under it, into which they planted mines, including those unknown to our sappers. it was not possible to evacuate the museum exhibits, a whole convoy with beautiful things in... in 1944 they tried to send it to germany, but fortunately it was intercepted, the estates were burned, but pushkin’s grave was not damaged, thanks heroism of sappers. then, as a sapper of the t

this is exactly what the nazis were doing, in addition, they knew that when the pushkin mountains were officers would come to bow. ashes of alexander sergeevich, they mined not only the holy mountain, planting aerial bombs there, but also seriously mined pushkin’s grave, dug a tunnel under it, in which they laid mines, including those unknown to our sappers, it was not possible to evacuate museum exhibits, they tried to send a whole convoy with stolen things to germany in 1944, but fortunately it was intercepted, the estates were burned, but pushkin’s grave was not damaged, thanks to the heroism of the sappers, then on july 17 south of the city of ostrov, the panther line broke through. in honor of this event, there were fireworks in moscow. the 146th infantry division is approaching the city of ostrov from the south, from there the fasts mined two units of this tsepny bridge. but the southern part of the bridge, fortunately, is not exploded, just descended and none of the red army soldiers were injured. on the morning of july 21 , the first to break into the city of ostrov were the so

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