today tatyana konstantinovna remembers the exhausted, deafened from fear and more than the loss of lovedled in the homes of local residents whose hands were frostbitten. this is what we smelled like, all the way to potatoes, two rolls of cabbage, everything, everything, we ate and the germans came to eat everything as a translator. and that’s what they actually said. residents said they wanted to return to their native village, people returned to find food, find clothes, find some documents, something, something, if only they could find something , you know, there was such a situation that many , when vera came, the germans did something for themselves somewhere with with chronographs somewhere in the basement somewhere they dug up a hole, buried holes in it, what kind of something to eat there to hide, so that if something and people followed it all , hope to find there hope because everyone came to the red mountains, there are a lot of people . where to eat, who will feed them? the germans allowed people to return, on the condition that they would bury those shot in the square, the occ

today tatyana konstantinovna remembers the exhausted , deafened from fear and pain of the loss of lovedwere resettled in the homes of local residents. that 's what we had in stock, at least we could live on everything up to the potatoes, two spools, cabbages, that's all, they ate and the germans came with an interpreter. i’ll kick everything out, so they told me to return to my native village. the doors of the germans' parish made themselves caches somewhere, somewhere in the basement somewhere they dug up a hole, buried holes there, what kind of something do you eat there to hide, so that if something and so people would go after it all, nadezhda would find there nadezhda well because everyone came to the red mountains, there were a lot of people. where to eat, who will feed them? return on the condition that they bury those shot in the square; the occupiers were afraid of an epidemic, then dude was quiet, measured, they probably arrived in a week. no, like we’ll help and they said, the children are a piece of bread, get a piece of meat there, and she was there, the germans in the vill