on november 4 or 5, 1941 , the camp commandant, lieutenant colonel reder, came to me and said that he.. talk to me, demanded that i give my word that i would not tell anyone about this conversation. after that, reder said that the command refused to provide transport for prisoners of war to germany. all the prisoners of war were dying of hunger, so colonel sturm gave the order to destroy the prisoners of war in camp number two. the camp had 18,000 prisoners of war at the time. and the order was carried out. in early january 1946, in the pretrial detention center of nkvd prison number 1, which was located down the street. the investigator asked clarifying questions, they concerned the execution of prisoners of war in a transit camp organized by the fascists in the bobruisk fortress. the investigator's question: what was happening in the camp, when the fire started in the barracks, did the prisoners try to save themselves? answer: they started shooting them. and then the executioner's calm, cynical story. the captain, at that time, placed four machine guns around the camp. he gave the o

like if there's a substantial documented problem, we'll do a turn on redere's a rt issue, we'll do aample, there's no turn on red along market street because of the wide crolk. there's no turn on red, said pedestrian scrambles. but overall i was a one off approach. now it's the opposite. it's op taught tot like, why is there a reason not to do a turn on red at this location? is there any harm or any problem with doing a turn on red? are there are there benefits that could be gained? and so it's a different way of looking at the same issue. the board of supervisors passe, as , that asked the agency to look at a city wide ban on turns on red to this banned as projects allowed, this legislation was very instrumental in kind of providina and support for the for the agency to continue in iection, prior to this, board of supervisors resolution, staff had kindken on its own to do the tenderloin project and the downtown expansion. hadn't quite gotten that kind of thumbs up from a l making body. and i think we really appreciate the support ge from the board of supervisors, there was also a co