odessa was liberated by troops of the third ukrainian front under the command of army general radion malinovsky already like victory day. to the city decorated to front-line soldiers, the most honored guests, veterans of that very 49th guards-kherson rifle division certainly came to celebrate the holiday. vasily morgelov and his fighters liberated many cities in ukraine and then south-eastern europe from the nazis. but it was kherson that became special for him in this series, and he, later, became its honorary resident. when he didn’t come, that’s what i heard from my sons, the delegation. from the city of kherson came to the city of moscow, went to sivtsa vrazhek street, with all the generous gifts, lard, moonshine, gifts from the fields, and said, this the day of kherson's liberation began in moscow. in the spring of 1944, kherson became the first large liberated city in the northern black sea region. the offensive operation took place during the spring thaw. the weather greatly complicated the combat work of the red army, but the spirit of the soldiers was already victorious. all of them we

radion malinovsky’s army was liberated on april 10, 1944, the battle went on for every block, for everyr with leningrad, stalingrad and sevastopol, odessa became a city of a hero. how the liberators were honored before and what happens to the memory of those events today? in the story of olga mokhova. march 13, the next date for the liberation of kherson, was always celebrated as victory day. front-line soldiers certainly came to the city decorated for the holiday. guests of honor, veterans of that same forty-ninth guards-kherson rifle division. vasily margelov and his fighters liberated many cities in ukraine and then south-eastern europe from the nazis. but it was kherson in this series that became special for him, and he later became its honorary resident. when he didn't come, it was i heard from my sons that a delegation from the city of kherson came to the city of moscow, went to siltsa vrazhek street, with all... gifts of lard, moonshine, gifts from the fields, and said that the day of the liberation of kherson began in moscow. in the spring of 1944, kherson became the first large

odessa was liberated by troops of the third ukrainian front under the command of army general radion malinovsky4. the battle went on for every quarter, for every one. house. on may 1, 1945, together with leningrad, stalingrad and sevastopol, odessa became a city of heroes. how did the liberators celebrate before and what is happening with memory of those events today. in the story of olga mokhova. march 13, the next date for the liberation of kherson, was always celebrated as victory day. front-line soldiers, the most honored guests, veterans of that very 49th guards-kherson rifle division certainly came to the city decorated for the holiday. vasily morgelov and his fighters liberated many cities in ukraine and then south-eastern europe from the nazis, but it was kherson that became special for him, and he, later, became its honorary resident. when he didn’t come, i heard this from my sons, a delegation from the city of kherson came. the city of moscow went to sivtsev vrazhek street with all the generous gifts: lard, moonshine, gifts from the fields, and says that the day of the liberation of k

troops of the third ukrainian front under the command of the famous odessa resident army general radion malinovskyfensive operation became part of the so-called third stalinist strike, which ended with the liberation of crimea and sevastopol. report by ily kanavina. dear fellow countrymen, my dear odessa residents, liberation, liberation, happy birthday to you, dear odessa, happy liberation day, let's return to our city again and march from the opera house through the city center through liberated russian odessa. they send congratulations from germany, italy, russia, from all over the world. odessa residents, those who could not stay in the city after people were burned there. are not considered people at all, now people don’t mean anything at all, this is an occupation, then on may 2 and odessa was broken, after all, yes, morality for 1944, diary of hitler’s ally, sergeant of the romanian army konstantin bazajan, on october 24, women, girls and children were driven into large wooden sheds on the outskirts of the city, in the area of ​​the tram depot, a cst bus arrived. they all screamed and cried

the monument to radion malinovsky was erected a couple of years ago, almost in the same place where then front. the command of marshal of the soviet union marinovsky developed an offensive deep into czechoslovakia. it was spring, and it would unravel, the roads would be washed out. still a very difficult landscape. there are soldiers on their way red army water barriers. for example, this river gron was crossed under continuous fire from german artillery. the nazis were located there, on the other bank, at a height; in order for the red army to advance to bratislava, it was first necessary to cross the river, and then take the height on which the enemy was entrenched. the mechanized cavalry units terrified the fascists; the cavalry, together with tanks, swept away the enemy with swift attacks. local residents also helped the red army soldiers in the offensive operation. soviet soldiers came to their grandmother she gave me chicken and bread, and my grandfather swapped horses with them. they gave him tired, wounded soldiers, and he moved on with fresh, strong soldiers. they were ordered

offensive operation was carried out by the forces of the third ukrainian front, under the command of radion malinovskyiberated from nazism again. in the meantime , the kiev regime is committing more and more daring and savage war crimes; 3 days ago, let me remind you, it attacked the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, threatening not only europe. indeed, our enemy began to use chemical weapons, as you said, of this origin and various other things, which we cannot yet identify, because the guys are asking for gas masks, new gas masks samples, they are asking for new filters, because really, the chemical weapons that are now being used, we don’t even know what they are, they could be some kind of homemade poisons , or they are really american-made poisons, we receive guys who have been burned in the hospital with strong burns. guys with poisonings are performing, which we also cannot identify, that is, their lungs are burned out and we don’t really know how to deal with these poisonings, right now we are just here, my group has returned from bakhmata, and we went there along this new road, now i think that