with the help of modern digital technology, pictures of the feat of the defenders of stalingrad, whereng point in the entire battle of good and evil in world war ii took place, come to life. it was here on mamayi kurgan that the guests of our ceremony first came. stalingrad looked terrible after the battles of the great patriotic war, but to be honest, how unpretentious the city looked even some 10 years ago, take the floodplain of such a tributary of the volga as the tsaritsa river, through which the city was originally named, but in the last decade, oh , what a beauty, what a beautiful city it has become, named after a native of the city, alexandra pakhmutova, this new square has become part of... now the tsarina’s floodplains have been radically reconstructed, as for the volga itself, including a watermelon festival on the banks of the volga in kamyshin the festival, although of course there is a decorous part, a competition for the best costume on a watermelon theme, is even more decorous, there is a new hotel and air base complex located here, because you can also live in planes s

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the battle of stalingrad is one of the bloodiest in human history.ehow preserves the memory of the war and still bears its imprint. the main attractions of the city are also associated with the battle of stalingrad. finally, volgograd, such a long journey. look, volga, sun, how beautiful. part of volgograd on the right bank of the volga is called mamayev kurgan, this name has been known since the times of the golden horde, the most fierce warriors marched here during the great patriotic war... the whole world complex and its main monument. now at this place there is the famous mother calling to the homeland. this is one of the tallest sculptures in the world. but it’s not a matter of height; this place has no equal in terms of its powerful impact on a person. every centimeter of mamaev kurgan scorches with the blood of the defenders of the homeland. this is the center of the russian spirit, memory and heroism. we we walked a little around the territory in such a slightly exciting experience from everything, but the place is incredible, a place with p

mark lowen, thank you, stalingrad square and | thank you, stalingrad square and paris, the leftist coalitionand, gabriel attal will probably stay in power until september but thatis stay in power until september but that is not whatjean—luc melenchon points, is it? 0ur correspondent azadeh moshiri is in place de la republique. you might notice i am not in stalingrad square, and walking with the crowds. everyone is gathering and walking in that direction to the place to celebrate a huge victory. cheering it is about a ten minute walk from here, everyone is gathered together, cars have been honking, coffee shops have been busy, as soon as the crowds come by, people talk about how happy they are, people raise glasses. in terms ofjean—luc melenchon, he wasjubilant glasses. in terms ofjean—luc melenchon, he was jubilant to write, at stalingrad here so it was almost like a coronation, a lot of the parties, health of green t—shirts, green flags, they don't particularly want to work with jean—luc melenchon, there is a lack of trust. many of them believe he wants to put his own radical left agenda fi

stalingrad was swallowed up by hitler. poland was conquered in 28 days.ns managed to capture several houses. france fell in 38 days. in stalengrad. in 38 days, the germans managed to move from one side of the street to the other. everything that has to do with war and murder touches me very much, that’s why. i can’t calmly look at museum exhibits with such an experience. more than 2 million people took part in the battle of stalingrad, representatives of almost all nationalities, those who then lived in the ussr fought for the city, each of them knew that at that moment he was defending his family, his people, his homeland. hall of military glory, more than 7 thousand names are immortalized in mourning. from 1943 to 1945, iosifovna was in a partisan brigade near the city of ushach. she was in the war at a fairly young age and has the order of the great patriotic war. from a conversation with my grandmother it became clear that during that very breakthrough that took place in the ushachiy area, people, like trees during a hurricane, just fell dead, because

, the exhibition of belarusians defending stalingrad really had a special... success, because this year we anniversary, 80 years since the end of this battle, and of course, this aroused special interest among our residents and guests of the city, it was especially gratifying to watch how the older generation came to our center - with a notepad , literally walking through the stands to write down the information, which was placed there, and the younger generation came here in groups, and to such an extent it was for them... it was interesting that we received a lot of feedback on the topic of extending this exhibition, this project is even the first, but certainly not the last, we have ideas for future projects, we will work actively to please the residents of grodno with some new interesting exhibitions dedicated to our significant dates in russia and belarus. hello, hello, hello, how is the day, everything is fine, what, how are you, i corrected physics, physics, yes, well, great, let's go, now it works out for me, everything is fine for me too. i wanted to introduce my family, these

bloody experience, but... to say that, despite the defeat under kursk, despite the collapse at stalingradhe red army, that is, they believed that a large-scale offensive, like the one that was carried out, namely operation bagration, not to mention other operations that in soviet times were called there in stalin's time 10 stalinist strikes, but north of the kirkinevo itself operations before the liberation of crimea in the south. so the germans believed that large-scale offensive operations would be carried out against soviet troops. inaccessible, that they can only operate on relatively local sectors of the front, and if they can to act broadly enough, then the germans will be prepared for this, their defensive ones will either not work, and here they were fundamentally mistaken, they once again underestimated the enemy. the americans, of course, did not have the same experience as the soviet troops, the americans and the british did not have, they had a ground operation in africa, but this is not on the same scale, of course, a completely different theater of military... operations com

at this time, the whole world was watching the battle of stalingrad; it was clear that the future ofn 2 million people took part in the battle of stalingrad, among them great-grandfather of vladislav bakhtin. he went literally from the first days of the war, he was here during the culmination of the entire great patriotic war and reached the forty-fifth year, he reached romania and returned home alive. each city is affected in its own way, that is, each has its own history, if we forget this, we will lose the future. and also the project train of memory of the friendship of peoples, where there was and... they give such traditions, we look at how else we can develop, what historical traditions to preserve, they are all together, having already gone through such an interesting path. there will always be understand how important unity is, the unification of peoples, and how important it is that the events of the great patriotic war are not repeated, this was not just a two-week journey through the most important historical sites from the westernmost point of the former ussr border of b

the exhibition of belarus on the defense of stalingrad really was a special success for us, because thiss our 80th anniversary since the end of this battle, and of course, this aroused special interest among our residents and guests of the city, it was especially gratifying to see how the older generation came to our center. with a notepad i literally walked through the stands while recording we wrote down the information that was posted there, and the younger generation came here in groups, and they were so interested in it that we received a lot of feedback on extending this exhibition, this project is even the first, but certainly not the last , we have ideas for future projects, we will work actively. to please the residents of grodno with some new interesting exhibitions dedicated to our significant dates in russia and belarus. hello, hello, hello, it's a good day, that's it fine. what, how are you? corrected physics, physics? yes, well, great, let's go, now it works out for me, everything is fine with me too, i wanted to introduce my family, these are my companions on all business

the plan was developed in the winter of '42, when marshal zhukov was away from stalingrad. that the liquidation of the vchenko group of german troops was carried out not by marshal dzhukov, as he claims, but by a possible horseman, but kiev was liberated not by a blow from the south, from the bukrin bridgehead, as zhukov proposed, but by a blow from the north; it was finally established that while recognizing the merits of marshal zhukov in the capture of berlin, it cannot be denied, as zhukov does. that without the strike of the troops of marshal konev, the strike of the troops of marshal rakosovsky, berlin would not have been surrounded and taken. the deathly pale beetle sat with his head down. continue, comrade shtemenko, said stalin. in addition, it follows from novikov’s letter that marshakov is leading a conspiracy to carry out. shtemenko finished, in the hall there was an unbearable silence. stalin addressed those present. after comrade shtemenko read to us a letter from the former air force commander, novikov. please speak out. may i?” marinkov rose from his seat. v

at this time, the whole world was watching the battle of stalingrad.re than 2 million people took part in the battle of stalingrad, among them great-grandfather vladislav bakhtin. he literally went from the first days of the war, he was here during the culmination of the entire great patriotic war, and he reached the forty-fifth year, he reached romania and returned home alive. each city is affected differently. that is, everyone has their own story. if we forget this, we will lose the future. and also the project “train in memory of the friendship of nations,” which included a guitar and board games. all of them together, having already gone through such an interesting path, will always understand how important unity, the unification of peoples is, and how important it is so that the events of the great patriotic war are not repeated. it was not just a two-week journey through the most important historical sites from the westernmost point of the former ussr border of brest to the north of russia, but also an excursion into new history, which... is bei

the plan was developed in the winter of '42, when marshal zhukov was away from stalingrad.id not have. and kiev was liberated not by a strike from the south from the bukrinsky posdarma, as zhukov proposed, but by a strike from... it has been established that while recognizing the merits of marshal zhukov in the capture of berlin, it cannot be denied, as marshal zhukov does, that without the strike of the troops of marshal konev, the strike of the troops marshal rakoslovsky, berlin would not have been surrounded, taken, the deathly pale beetle sat and let it go to his head, continue, shtemenko - said stalin. in addition, it follows from novikov’s letter that marshakov is leading a conspiracy to carry out a military coup. shtemenko finished. an unbearable silence hung in the hall. stalin addressed those present. but to speak out against the soviet regime, it doesn’t fit in my head, but what do you say, comrade vasilevsky, stalin asked. comrade stalin, you know my opinion about zhukov, he has it. he has few shortcomings, likes to take credit for the merits of others, and has m

so that's in this book, i like stalingrad a lot.nd but the hang up i have the stalingrad is getting there. yeah, i got to i look at i need i need write off i need an excuse to fly places and i'm like, i'm not going to russia anytime soon or the soviet unit or whatever they call it now. you i'm not going anywhere. so yes, sir. yeah. i was wondering what percentage your time is in research versus getting organized to write versus writing finishing and how do you organize all that information you get so that you have it at your hands when you're trying to write the book, it's pretty, you know, again, you know, is over the course of all the killing books and the history stuff i did before that the process, you would think it would be just fine tuned but it's it's more like get up in the morning, have some coffee read over what i wrote the day before. and if it's horrible, you try to forget that it's horrible and you fix it a little bit, but you've got to keep moving. you can't just stay stuck and you can come back to that stuff later. b

after the turning point of the forty -third year of the defeat of the germans at stalingrad on the kurskn. i first asked for the opinion of each participant in the meeting; after 1943 , i relied much more seriously on the general staff, which prepared all the operational documents; specialists of various types and kinds worked very actively. my father said that this man has some kind of absolutely crazy intuition. after reviewing the proposals, stalin raised the question of a new form. to achieve specific political and economic results, to transfer military operations beyond the borders of the soviet union, to withdraw from wars of germany's allies. germany's allies in world war ii: bulgaria, hungary, spain, italy, romania, finland, croatia, japan. 4,500 hungarians and 45 slovaks fought against the soviet union. after the next report from the head of the fourth directorate, pavel sudoplatov , regarding the wehrmacht’s assumptions about the direction of the next russian strike, the head of foreign intelligence, pavel mikhailovich fitin, noted the areas of defeat of the german troops. janu

non-stop like in... we got it all from our ancestors, from our ancestors, we must preserve it, stalingradfor what are you you all constantly return to belarus, because we love your country, but love, it cannot be explained, you know, yes, we just love your country with all our hearts. on the screens are portraits of heroes of the great patriotic war, on the stage there is boundless love and devotion to one’s country, and it comes not only from the lyrical compositions and dance numbers of the artists, the audience also shared their emotions with us, a huge number of people gathered, as if such a platform, as if all this was done for the people, of course, it takes pride in this country, the mood wonderful, the atmosphere is incredible, the music is playing, everything is very cool, the weather, the sunset, everything in the bag is very beautiful. the colorful end of the holiday, bright fireworks, it decorated the peaceful sky of belarus in all corners of the country, as a reminder to be grateful. to the heroes who defended the world and freedom, to honor and remember the great history, in

after the war, he restored his native stalingrad.l flame at mamayev kurgan in the homeland of his great-grandfather, in memory of him. once a project is completed, its own memory path will not end. when i arrive in volgograd, i will immediately go there to the village, i will be able to come to his grave, communicate with those who saw mine.

there is a real banner ahead. in 1942 near stalingrad. there is a parade squad in the uniform of the combined police battalion under the command of captain vladimirov, who heroically defended magelev in 1941. the parade squad is headed by colonel igor yutsov. the parade crews of our strategic troops are approaching the stands. allies and friendly states. in front of the stands, the parade squad of the armed forces of the republic of azerbaijan, the parade squad is commanded by captain sagizadeh magamad el managly. about 10,000 azerbaijanis took part in the liberation of belarus. the parade squad of the armed forces of kazakhstan is in formation. it is represented by the thirty -eighth air assault special forces brigade. at the head of the crew is major. until the march continues, the personnel of the national guard of the armed forces of the kyrgyz republic. commander of the parade squad of the guard, colonel duishenbaev nurbeg zhaldoshevich. in the name of the hero of the soviet union. dzhemash asanaliev named street in minsk. the parade

atmosphere of the most significant stages of the war: the defense of the brest fortress, moscow, stalingradthe icy road of life to besieged leningrad. there are a total of 35 halls on the territory. he was buried in the smolensk region, in the village of sachevka, in the mass grave. train passengers visited a complex of 5,000 hectares, where military equipment of all types, from rare samples to modern models. there are museums of aviation, armored vehicles and artillery here. biden is still not being released, as bloomberg reports; the democratic national committee may officially nominate him as a presidential candidate on july 21. such a decision, as the agency notes, will put an end to internal party talk about replacing biden after unsuccessful debates. moreover, over 70% of americans. according to a cbs poll, they believe that the mental state of the owner of the white house does not allow him to fight for re-election. the usa even has a new selling biden sleeping joe doll. batteries are not included. in addition to the disastrous debates and rapidly falling ratings, biden has another r

commander of the guard brigade, colonel igor gegelsky. 120ka went through a heroic battle path from stalingradin. the best military personnel of the nineteenth separate guards. a separate rifle battalion of territorial troops with the banner of the territorial defense of minsk continues the march. the crew is headed by the chief of staff of the minsk territorial defense zone, colonel alexey kalyvanov. the command of the air force and air defense forces marches in a ceremonial march. heads the calculation of the deputy. commander of the air force and air defense forces, colonel mikhail matrosov. checkanet shak is a consolidated parade squad of cadets from the air defense and military intelligence faculties of the military academy. every graduate academy carries the motto in its heart. duty, honor, homeland. the beauty and pride of the belarusian army is approaching the stands. at the head of the calculations is major natalya voitsekhovich. more than 400 women worthily perform important and responsible tasks to ensure the military security of the state. the border service of belarus is represent

he made his first combat missions near stalingrad in 1942.e liberation of belarus, he struck enemy concentrations in minsk boiler hello everyone, as you know, playing sports contributes to the production of the happiness hormone, our program, by the way, has the same effect. my name is gennady vaitovich, on the air an intellectual and sports show, head game. perhaps very soon it will be our current participants who will shine on the horizon of domestic or even world hockey. our guests are players from the minsk dynamo farm club dynamo-olipik. let's get to know the participants. nazar raschinsky. my father was a professional hockey player, so the question of choosing a sport was resolved initially. as a result, i started playing hockey as a child, and not so long ago i became a champion. junior league, although he also did not forget about his studies, he graduated from school with a gold medal, after which he entered bsu, and dreams of playing for the national team in a major tournament. arseniy simchenko was born and raised in novomoskovsk,

here, i found my great-grandfather, vasily ivanovich popov, he was a participant in the battle of stalingradring the war he was very seriously wounded, shrapnel hit him in the leg, as a result of which he became disabled and could no longer participate in... the trains visited a complex of 5.00 hectares, where military equipment of all types is collected, from rare samples to modern models, there is a museum of aviation, armored vehicles and artillery. on july 1, 1944, during the offensive operation bagration , borisov was liberated from the nazi invaders. units of the red army crossed the berezina river and liberated the city in fierce battles. first. the crew of the t-34 tank, led by its commander, lieutenant pavel rak, took over the battle with the invaders. the tank crew resisted the enemy for 17 hours and died heroically. posthumously. the crew members were awarded the title of hero of the soviet union. in memory of them a monument to this feat was erected in borisov. today, residents and guests of the city gathered at the monument to honor the memory of the heroes. our russian friends

she has been with the leftist coalition at stalingrad.responses from socialists tonight part of this leftist coalition, one saying we had an electoral pact but not legislative. trying to keep the president out of the leftist coalition might be difficult for emmanuel macron. that coalition might be difficult for emmanuel macron.— coalition might be difficult for emmanuel macron. that is the question. _ emmanuel macron. that is the question. now— emmanuel macron. that is the question, now that _ emmanuel macron. that is the question, now that the - emmanuel macron. that is the question, now that the new i emmanuel macron. that is the i question, now that the new front, the popular front has question, now that the new front, the popularfront has had question, now that the new front, the popular front has had such a victory in keeping the far right at bay, what do they do next? this is the point where they have to come together and find some sort of deal, coordinate on what happens next, we were at the rally in stalingrad before, we are now i

the bryansk, don, central, first and second belarusian fronts, took part in the smolensk, moscow, stalingrad battles, in the grandiose operation bagration, rokosovsky’s first belarusian front. prussian, pameranian and berlin operations. on june 24, 1945, marshal rakosovsky commanded the victory parade on moscow's red square. only for our tv viewers, we choose the best routes, we came to the umyadel region, to a village called nasi, yeah, they say that you can find so much entertainment here, even a day is not enough to see everything, in belyenty there is a creative family where she an artist, and he is a collector and jack of all trades. the family turned their home into a creative workshop and we go to the fascinating bread symbolizes well-being, prosperity, salt was a kind of amulet, amazing, i have creepy eyes, wow, this is a collection, i didn’t even imagine that... so many types of samovar, look at these, how beautiful, discover belarus together with the tv channel belarus 24, secrets of good morning good mood, we are going to a real dairy farm, i remember how it used to be, there is d

, and we also know how many residents of the volgograd region, then stalingrad and the stalingrad regionn of belarus, it is impossible to separate. where the historic shanghai summit took place organization of cooperation. every year the role of the sco in world politics increases. addressing the leaders of the countries of the organization, alexander lukashenko spoke about specific steps to strengthen the association itself, about the benefits for its member states. the president emphasized international security, economic cooperation, food security, as well as the international positioning of the sco on the mutual enrichment of crops. sounded about how to build a greater eurasia, move away from the dollar club and what to oppose challenges and threats in our time. belarus has always acted proactively in the organization, and intends to adhere to this line in the future. here they listen and hear each other, they do not dictate their will, although the organization represents world-class leaders. i assure you that we will do everything in our power to... in the world, the weight and aut

commanded bryansk, donskoy, central, first second belarusian fronts, took part in the smolensk, moscow, stalingrades. in the grandiose operation bagration, the first belarusian front of rakosovsky defeated the army group center, field marshal von busch, together with the troops of general chernyakhovsky, surrounded in minsk. cauldron of up to 30 enemy divisions. for outstanding services during the belarusian offensive operation, rakosovsky was awarded the title of marshal of the soviet union. at the final stage of the war, rokosovsky's second belarusian front participated in the east pruz, pameranian and berlin operations. on june 24 , 1945, marshal rakhasovsky commanded the victory barad on red square in moscow. the most current events from the world of sports. 50 days before the start of the olympic games in paris , the french authorities presented.

was in the fall of '42 years, aoun's leadership realized. that soon the red army will go back, stalingrad there have already been more or it's less clear what's going on. the idea was that at the time of the german retreat, and before the arrival of the red army, it would be possible to seize the territory to create a state that could receive the support of the western allies, and thus plans for creating an independent ukraine... could be brought to life. the head of the security service of the organization of ukrainian nationalists, nikolai lebed, told his fighters: we are not talking about tens or hundred thousand. we are talking about all poles , from old people to children. we need to rid our land of this once and for all. rumps. aun's fighters immediately responded with cleanliness. it takes a lot of blood for it to come. they drove them to the square and hacked them to death with axes, just imagine this picture when defenseless people, children, old people, women, men, are simply slaughtered in the square with axes and people do it. freud introduced the concept of narcissism of mini

the brutal battles near smorgon in terms of destruction and fury of battles can be compared with stalingrad in the second world war and the great patriotic war, and in duration with the blockade of leningrad in the destroyed... burned city, which was nicknamed dead, out of 16 thousand inhabitants, 130 returned home. it’s scary to realize that these are not just dry mathematical numbers. the post-war city was being restored in small steps. at first, its residents earned their living by twisting wire into rolls and selling it for money. then it opened sawmill, leather factories resumed their work. by 921 , only a few people were added to the list of smargon residents; the exact figures, according to the population census, were 154 smorgon residents. i found information that in the thirties in smargon there were approximately 60 bakers of those famous bagels. agree, it’s not that much for an entire city, but if you calculate it, it’s about 40% of the entire population. it’s interesting how... 60% of consumers fought for the demand for their product. it turns out that the business was more exte

the plan was developed in the winter of '42, when marshal zhukov was away from stalingrad. it has been established that marshal zhukov had nothing to do with the liquidation of the crimean group of german troops, although he attributes this to himself in conversations with his subordinates. it was further established that the liquidation of the korshin-shevchenko group was german. troops was carried out not by marshal zhukov, as he claims, but by marshal konev, and kiev was liberated not by a blow from the south, from the bukrinsky bridgehead, as zhukov proposed, but by a blow from the north, it was finally established that recognizing the merits of marshal zhukov in the capture berlin, there's no denying how it does marshov zhukov, that without a strike from marshal konev’s troops and a strike. “what we just heard is shocking, ” malankov said excitedly, but at the same time this is a harsh lesson for all of us. i personally overlooked novikov’s criminal affairs and was punished accordingly, but i had no idea that noikov participated with the beetle in preparing a monstrous

most holy theotokos, the kazan icon of the mother of god appeared in the sky during the defense of stalingrad such examples, so we we turned specifically to the cocoon of the mother of god and selected the most rare images and... here they were presented, the chistoconskaya mother of god is a very revered image, and just recently we know that one of the images, which was on an airplane with a prayer, flew over the borders of the union state, list from the beginning of the 20th century, the icon of the chistokhonskaya mother of god, a very beautiful image, a very deep, thoughtful look, the mother of god foresees all the tragedy in the path of her son, but at the same time, i would say, it is very beautiful, solemn colors, red, blue, and very decorated, richly decorated, of the blessed virgin mary, ancient belarusian sculpture, which was miraculously preserved precisely thanks to the work of our department of ancient belarusian culture, which was formed 45 years ago, by olga vasilievna tereshchatova, a very interesting person, and yes, people we went on expeditions and collected everything that

i want to bring in our correspondent in stalingrad with the new popular front team over there.leaders of the coalition, it seems taking a prominent role in this and i wonder if if it remains to be seen and we look at the seams to be got here, what element of this is in that number? how powerful is he at the end of this result? is a number? how powerful is he at the end of this result?— end of this result? is a really good oints and end of this result? is a really good points and i— end of this result? is a really good points and i want _ end of this result? is a really good points and i want to _ end of this result? is a really good points and i want to make - end of this result? is a really good points and i want to make it - end of this result? is a really good points and i want to make it clearl points and i want to make it clear having walked around and spoken to people, not everyone supports him. what they do support is the role he played as well as others from the new popular front to keep the far—right at bay. but yes, many here do support him. there is a building in fro

stalingrad, kursk bulge.arriving on the severo-pechersk road, brigades. elena chukhnyuk has gathered in full force, it is necessary to deliver coal to the rear areas, but the frosts are severe, down to -5 -60°. even powerful locomotives and heavy trains were unable to move. the task is impossible. it’s such frosts, no one has ever driven freight trains, but there’s still a whole train here, no one has driven them, but times are different now. coal is waiting in the rear... from us a lot depends, we will insulate all parts of the train, there is no other way out, there is no other way out, but there is no time for this, tomorrow is the flight, we have the night, 2 hours to rest, elena mironovna’s confidence that everything will work out was transmitted to everyone. brigade. chukhnyuk herself drove a heavy train with coal to its destination in 11 hours, reducing travel time by three times. it was a record that no one could repeat. marriage, fearlessness, heroism, extraordinary decisions. elena mironovna was awa

the nazis wanted to take revenge for the defeat at stalingrad, but received serious resistance.met, totaling more than a thousand armored vehicles. it was a difficult battle, but the soviet soldiers made it. stop the enemy, it was this battle that turned the tide of the kurdish defensive operation and the entire war. news from near solidar, a battle in a strategically important area. the russian military repelled the attack in this direction, not only in positions, including soldiers of the volunteer corps. it is for them that the new gathering, the action is all about winning. on the screen there is a qr code with the necessary information. the gathering is being conducted by the popular front and military correspondent of channel one amir yusupov. he is now on the front line and knows exactly what equipment is most needed, at night, no, no, the babayaga flies, and during the day, komikaze, well, yes, a clear example, these are the positions of the lynx squad fighters volunteer corps in the solidarity direction, there are intense battles here, the enemy is constantly probing ou

he made his first combat missions near stalingrad in 1942. during during the battles for the liberation of belarus, he struck at enemy concentrations in the minsk cauldron, stormed crossings across the berezina and neman, liberated the baltic states and poland. by april 1944 , the sturmovik pilot had completed 109 combat missions by decree of the presidium of the supreme soviet of the ussr; guard senior lieutenant leonid bide was awarded the title of hero of the soviet union. for the next 105 combat missions, on june 29, 1945, guard major leonid beda was awarded a second medal for. hello everyone, i’m lyudmila tarakanova, i’ve been living in belarus for more than 30 years and i’m belarusian. i came from russia, from the ancient city of ryazan, to visit my native land and nourish myself with my roots. i came to belarus on assignment to work. i was attracted by the cleanliness, the atmosphere is different, you see, there is an opportunity to create here, only a fool doesn’t work here, because everything is provided to the people, please. so aff

division fired heavy guns, many soviet shells were painted with special messages, covers goebbels for stalingradg, for ours in dofirov. in the afternoon, in ruins. it's a big gray building. the regiment commander took the card from him, looked at it and angrily said: “arrange it for me, this is a reystakh.” hitler had lunch in his office, with his nutritionist, manziali, and two secretaries, trudl jungle and gerdai christian. after dinner, the fuhrer went to his wife's bedroom. the lower level of the bunker is from honor. which hitler produced in his head. germany, zhukov's command post. to the dugout zhukov quickly enters, call me at headquarters, picks up the phone. comrade stalin, hitler committed suicide, shot himself. stalin at the table, next to skryubyshev, finished his game, the scoundrel. i can do this, the president of czechoslovakia, benes, refuses the sudeten regions of czechoslovakia offered to him, but demands transcarpathian ukraine from us, he calls it subcarpathian russia. they see us as masters, they see us as brothers who are obliged to endure, even if they shit on their russi

after treatment, he returned to the front near stalingrad, where he was captured in august 1942.yarosh was surrounded in the nesvezh area. whether he tried to reach his own people or the decision to surrender came immediately. their commands, weapon positions, and so on, but then there was fire training, the basics of escorting, security, tactical training, that is, how to protect fire zones during an attack by partisans, and so on, well, they prepared so seriously, in the camp they felt like masters of the security internal perimeter - their job, they beat prisoners, raped women, shot them, pushed them into gas chambers, killed 700 people a day. they were buried next to the camp, i know that there were prisoners of war there before us, prisoners of war, here they are, all of them were dumped here and there in the graves, that’s what i remember, but i also walked, i’m walking now , i’m even passing through, i need to go through the frame with this stitch , i involuntarily look at this side, where i saw human bones in the image, it’s scary just. it was scary, and in the second hal

heroes, artists, writers, poets, inventors, which saw the greatest battles, just remember one at stalingradding it, this mother, the volga river? i agree with this sad tragic observation that environmental welfare. 81 years ago, the wonderful director frank capra said in his film “battle for russia”. watch the excerpt. why? why did everyone want to conquer russia? it's russia? the largest country in the world in size. reserves raw materials are unlimited. population - 193 million people. here are three reasons why conquerors. past historical eras encroached on russia, these are the reasons that forced the modern conqueror to write the following: when we talk about new lands, we talk about russia, fate itself directs us in this direction, adolf hitler. and if god forbid they achieve their dreams, who can blame them when we ourselves cannot respect, love, cultivate, preserve our land. listen, does the earth care who it is? parents, isn’t it, very accurate, the president practically once said about this: listen, many of these people, in their essence, are mentally located there, and not here,

let's go to stalingrad and join as a day machinery.group, what is the reaction been like there?— group, what is the reaction been like there? christian, it has been ure “0 like there? christian, it has been pure joy here- — like there? christian, it has been pure joy here- i _ like there? christian, it has been pure joy here. i am _ like there? christian, it has been pure joy here. i am holding - like there? christian, it has been pure joy here. i am holding my. purejoy here. iam holding my earpiece because i can barely hear you. there were screams as soon as this result came in. speaking to people before this, they were not expecting it. each timejordan bardella's name has been mentioned, the new face of the rassemblement national, the far right, on the tv screen behind me where they have been showing french media, french broadcasters the entire night, each time his name have been mentioned there have been two. and that sound ofjoy is one you did not hear until those results came in. and everyone here, they are not the happiest of bed

see and what is happening on their streets is not entirely pleasing to them, this same area and stalingrad problems associated with homelessness and drug use in public places, which has marred its busy streets, when entering or leaving the station you will often see a lot of people... the eleventh and twentieth arrondissement, all this is the northern station, the eastern station, places where outsiders have absolutely nothing to do . paris and brussels are practically twin cities in terms of safety; the belgian capital also has many corners where it is better not to go, especially in the dark . the peterbos residential area in the anderlecht district has been taken over by local gangs. even special police raids are not helping to improve the situation. over the past 3 years, more than 100 of them have been carried out, but in 2023 the situation worsened even more, the gangs made peterbos a hub for the sale of cannabis and cocaine, which they receive from marseille. case in point: g4s, which installs fire alarms, hired extra security for workers. otherwise, no one wanted to go to peterbos.

many heroes, artists, writers, poets, inventors, which saw the greatest battles, just remember one stalingradd defending it, this mother, the volga river, i agree with this sad thing. make, keep your land, listen, but the land doesn’t care who cultivates it, as long as it’s cultivated, this is how we will simply lose our homeland if we don’t feel it as ours, and we need to feel it as ours as ourselves, as our loved ones, children , parents, well isn’t it, very precisely, the president once said practically this, listen, many of these people, in their essence, mentally find... it is there, and not here, not with our people, not with russia, this is, according to in their opinion, in their opinion, a sign of belonging to a higher caste, to a higher race, such people are ready to sell their own mother, if only they were allowed to sit in the hallway at this very highest cash register, they want to be like her, imitating her in every possible way, but they forget or do not understand at all that this so-called... upper caste, if they are needed, then as a consumable material, to be used to cause

many heroes, artists, writers, poets, inventors, which saw the greatest battles, just remember stalingradother, the volga river. i agree with this sad tragic observation that... the environmental well-being of our 60 million people living on the banks of the volga is inversely proportional to the increase in russian speech in boutiques in munich and monaco, and those who serve russian speakers in these boutiques are the descendants of those swedes, germans, french, anglo-saxons, the tasks of these people have not changed. here are three reasons why conquerors in past historical eras attacked russia. these are the reasons that forced the modern conqueror to write the following. when we talk about new lands, we talk about russia. fate itself directs us in this direction. adolf gitler. and if , god forbid, they achieve their dreams, who can blame them when we ourselves cannot respect, love, cultivate, preserve. listen, the land doesn’t care who cultivates it, as long as it is cultivated, this is how we will simply lose our homeland if we don’t feel it as ours, and we need to feel it as ours,

kusbas's operation, this is almost one of the main victories after the same stalingrad, after the same or to the grave, the level of defense capability of the union state today is higher than ever, the belarusian leader emphasized at the parade in honor of the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus. the allies are in the same formation, next to the belarusian asami pilots, aerobatics teams , golden eagles, russian knights, swifts, military personnel of the elite units of the union state in the parade on foot, in a mechanized column next to the russian ones. we are united by the great victory over the common enemy, the countries of the hitler alliance. she teaches us to protect the world by any means necessary. containment. the parade is not aimed at any demonstration of a threat to the west, in no way. we have never threatened anyone and are not threatening anyone. the most, let's say, best samples that are in service in the armed forces of the republic of belarus and the russian federation were demonstrated. and this parade demonstrates. we were invited by our husband and

goebbels for stalingrad for the fat goering for our widows of grays. garden of the chancellery, hitler walked around the honorary king of the members of the hitler jugend. hitler could not present awards on his own. in order to make it less noticeable how his left hand was shaking, he constantly held it behind his back. lingering near some teenager, he would pat him on the cheek or pinch his ear. the smile on the fuhrer's face was more like an evil grin. units of chuikov's eighth guards army reached the ministry of foreign affairs. on the first floor, the captain of the disturbances located the battalion command post. he carefully examined the map, trying. stalin, at the table next to him, under skrebyshev , finished his game, you scoundrel, stalin said after a pause. it’s a pity that we weren’t able to take him alive, without saying a word to anyone, turning to him after he said: “ask.” the ukrainian playwright korenchuk entered the office. that is, stalin, the playwright of me, the worthless deputy people's commissar for foreign affairs, you ordered

artists, writers, poets, inventors, who saw the greatest battles, it is enough to remember one stalingraddefending this mother, the volga river. i agree with this sad tragic observation that the environmental well-being of our 60 million people living on the shores. volga is inversely proportional to the increase in russian speech in the boutiques of munich and monaco, and those who serve russian speakers in these boutiques are the descendants of those swedes, germans, french, anglo-saxons, the tasks of these people have not changed since the time when this is what 81 years ago, the wonderful director frank ka said , forced the modern conqueror to write the following: when we talk about new lands, we talk about russia, fate itself directs us in this direction, adolf hitler. and if , god forbid, they achieve their dreams, who can condemn them when we ourselves cannot respect, love, cultivate, preserve our land? listen, the land doesn’t care who cultivates it, as long as it’s cultivated, that ’s how we just do it. such people are ready to sell their own mother, if only they were allowed to

, we all know that hitler promised to distribute from 40 to 100 hectares here to those who take stalingrad above, so they came here, in the fourteenth year, in all seriousness, that there are such filthy huts here, where is the street with good houses, otherwise i promised my family that i would get a house here, so i go and look after , in all seriousness, people in these liberated territories can tell you that this is the village of lugansk, starobilsk, svatovo and others. well, the fascists write out order after order, the last one, which stated that after 18:00 a curfew is declared, and there is nowhere for the boys to work, so the boys go to the german commandant of the city of krasnodon , they say: let’s open at least one club, you will feel good, we will give concerts and... as young people we will be in your sight, we are standing at the layout of the club, in particular the stage where our young guard guys often performed, on the stage you will see authentic musical instruments on which they played. i also want to draw your attention to the authentic stage costumes of the girls wh

heroes, artists, writers, poets, inventors, which saw the greatest battles, just remember one of stalingrad supply of raw materials is unlimited. population - 193 million people. here are three reasons why conquerors in past historical eras attacked russia. these are the reasons that made the modern conqueror write the following. when we talk about new lands, we talk about russia. fate itself directs us in this direction. adolf gitler. and if , god forbid, they achieve their dreams, who can blame them? many of these people, in their essence , are mentally located there, and not here, not with our people, not from russia, this is what it is, in their opinion, in their opinion, a sign of belonging to a higher caste, to a higher race, such people are ready to sell their own mother, if only they were allowed to sit in the hallway at this very highest cash register, they want to be like her, imitating her in every possible way. but they forget or do not understand at all that this so -called higher caste, if they are needed, is only as a consumable material in order to use them to cause maximum

fatherland is identified, the war continues for them, in september 1942 13. across the volga to stalingradt the enemy from the coastal line, and then occupy the central part of the city, the task of the war was completed, but the losses were high, hundreds of fighters were never able to reach the shore and are still resting at the bottom of the volga, of course, emotions are overwhelming, but the diver must be as cold as possible and... and what do we find - it’s our job to raise up relatives or military-patriotic services there. could have already been stored or, in order not to often rise to the surface, this is a large load on the body, divers use so -called parachutes, at depth the found object is tied to a small ball, the find is caught by the partner who remained in the boat, the divers attach larger objects to the ship and lift them with a winch, the catch today is large, this can be seen because the bow of the boat tilted, however, is it possible to accurately determine whether these finds relate to the battle of stalingrad? the operation saved the life of a two-year-old patient; t

commanded bryansk, don, central, first and second belarusian fronts, took part in the smolensk, moscow, stalingrad and kursk battles. in the grandiose operation bagration, the first belarusian front of rakosovsky defeated the army group center of field marshal von busch, together with the troops of general chernyakhovsky, surrounded up to 30 enemy divisions in the minsk katla. for outstanding services during the belarusian offensive operation, rakosovsky was awarded the title of marshal of the soviet union. at the final stage of the war, the second belarusian front rokosovsky participated in the east pruse pamerand and berlin operations. on june 24 , 1945, marshal rokosovsky commanded the victory parade on red square in moscow. attention, alarm signal, received the alarm signal, went to the scene immediately after receiving a message about the commission of a robbery. a lot of property was damaged in the house, that is , the door was broken, there was glass, a table was broken, that is, there were numerous traces of blood, there was damage to the walls from the use of weapons, in fact, subsequentl

many heroes, artists, writers, poets, inventors, which saw the greatest battles, just remember one stalingrader , river volga. i agree with this sad tragic observation that the environmental well-being of our 60 million people living on the banks of the volga is inversely proportional to the increase in russian speech in the boutiques of munich and monaco. and those who serve russian speakers in these boutiques, these are the descendants of those swedes, germans, french, anglo-saxons, the tasks of these people have not changed since the time when the wonderful director frank capra said this 81 years ago in his film “the battle for russia”. watch the excerpt. why? why did everyone want to conquer russia? this is russia, the largest country in the world in size. the supply of raw materials is unlimited. population - 193 million people. here are three reasons why conquerors in past historical eras attacked russia. these are the reasons that made the modern conqueror write following. when we talk about new lands, we talk about russia. fate itself directs us in this direction. adolf gitler. and if