in spain. and a traitor, the investigator’s shout forced him to return to reality, you, citizen starinovaid, not without a share of gloating, and meaningfully added, until, if you don’t honestly admit everything, partisan detachments, as ilya starinov later recalled, just a call varoshilova changed the situation. he distinguished himself in spain and has already redeemed himself. leave in calm down, we'll take action ourselves. they could not break vasily zakharovich behind the walls. the confession that he was a polish spy was not signed, but was released as a result of a review of the cases by the military. the repressions did their job, the army was sorely lacking in experienced commanders, and the situation around the ussr became tense, and the military doctrine also changed. field manual of 1939, the founding document of the rkk. it replaced the outdated thirty-sixth. rapidly changing realities required changes, it contained a new military doctrine ussr, offensive, but it did not deny the importance of strategic defense ; on the contrary, in defensive operations the troops had to st

next lesson was conducted by an experienced intelligence officer and saboteur ilya grigorievich starinovas clear from everything that it was not easy for him. the partisan group had to explain the structure of the zb-30 machine gun. studying foreign samples command. “practice,” he added, turning things around so as not to put the teacher in an awkward position. this often happened in partisan schools, when students and teachers learned from each other. but how can you make sure everything goes unnoticed? for camouflage partisan courses were called differently, for example, in one case, a gathering of dog breeders, then everyone really came to classes with dogs, in another case , beekeepers’ seminars, hives immediately appeared in the farmsteads of their participants. courses for fishermen and foresters and cadets were held on the banks of the dnieper. elderly people, under various pretexts, were transferred to new areas, closer to the defensive lines under construction, where they settled without showing themselves in any way; there were also show trials for expulsion with the komsomol p

because this museum is not in either the svr or the fsb , we have stands dedicated to sudoplatov and starinovtachments. these scenes reflect those teachers, those heroic persons who actually taught and led. grigory ivanovich boyarin, colonel, participant in the war, had the order of the red star, the order of lenin, the order of the red banner, was awarded many awards during the great patriotic war, here they are standing in this photo, here in this photo they are standing just the three of them left. also because never before the world's intelligence services have not been able to solve a problem of such a scale, so quickly and effectively, but few people know what secret tasks the participants in those events carried out after that. july 18 , 1980, top secret, decree of the central committee of the cpsu and the council of ministers of the soviet union number 615200, to form an operational reconnaissance and combat detachment of the kgb of the ussr cascade, to include in its composition fighters of the krasnodar and almaty regiments and the tashkent battalion of a separate special-purpose br

and they really all died, thanks to such exceptionally complex but effective technical training, starinovt they also made it possible to neutralize them, which means interrogate, understand the passwords and - with even greater efficiency, eliminate the saboteur’s networks, that ilya grigorievich, well, this is a famous person, of course, this is the same, and during the war, just like with additional payments, he gave lectures twice, although he did not work there, but he came, gave lectures to us, well , only later, so to speak, when i became the head of the special group of the moscow department, this is a special conversation, so to speak, a special conversation, so i came many times, most to stalin, grigorievich, home, home and discussed a number of issues with him, i requests that were very interesting to me as the head of a special group, so... and i was especially interested in the bendery movement, of course, because i was an expert in this matter, he knew all the subtleties, all the subtleties, and that’s what interested me , i was interested in this bendery movement, why, becau