in this way, the mayor of trostyanets, yuriy boba, left the city in the first days of the full-scales the military to coordinate their work near the city, then the russians did not give it a chance to stay, which means ending up in captivity, and i understand that either the russians would force them to cooperate or simply they destroyed everything where it is or took it somewhere to russia for exchange, once there, then, and so on, they did it with uh, with 38 mayors across the country , about 20,000 people were left in the occupied city, it was actually impossible to get out of trostianets, it was actually impossible to start something , also the food was running out, the entrepreneurs were closing their stores, cafes and restaurants. but there were also those who decided to work among them, one of them was myroslav shilo, he had a shop and a restaurant in the city. even before the war , they baked bread here - this is exactly what the boy decided to do during the occupation of the town . the idea was to initially sell it for money well, it is there for some, albeit minimal, but it

well, plus, they got it there a winter apartment in trostyanets and from here they had to be knocked out, er, knocked out directly with a fight, er, in the kholodnyi yar brigade, it is 93, it seems so wild, the residents of sumy oblast are still very grateful for what they did by liberating trostyanets and knocking out the occupier from the territory of the region, as for the resistance well it is difficult to call it disorganized, it can be said that it was self-organized, when there were no organized units of the armed forces of ukraine left here in sumy oblast, then what the russians did not count on and could not count on began, popular resistance began, and they began to self -organize units of the dfc, the voluntary formation of territorial communities, began to be filled with people . the tire battalions of our 117th tire brigade, what was the matter? by the way, when did the cadres of our public service e -e drive away the rural tank of sumy? e-e unit is self -organized. in sumy, it's very me, i want to focus a little now on that. hmm, the first few days, everyone saw the vid

think that the residents of sumy oblast are still very grateful for what they did by liberating trostyanetsfrom the territory of the region. as for the resistance, how can i say it? it is difficult to call him unorganized, he was self-organized when he was here on there were no organized units of the armed forces of sumy region left, so something began that the russians did not count on and could not count on: popular resistance began, units of the dfc began to self -organize, volunteers for the formation of territorial communities began to be filled with people , the tireo battalions of our 117th tireo brigade, which operated by the way, when the cadres of our social security forces drove a russian tank to sumy, the unit is self-organized. by the way, it was captured by volunteers, volunteers repaired it and drove it to sumy. now i want to focus a little on that. in the first few days, everyone saw the video and listened to the comments of the soldiers of the territorial defense who actually were the first to go out to meet the enemy not with bread and salt, but with weapons. this is where

know history i'll show you the time marshal gas station at the intersection of poltava kharkiv trostyanets met the boys here, the katsaps, many of them came to an end let's say that the occupiers and their equipment are on fire and the armed forces of ukraine and volunteers have caught them. we are victorious. okhtyrka withstood the onslaught of art columns and planes and had a good time along the road, idiots, tell me honestly, how are you? oh my god, i promised myself not to cry it's hard i'm tired i'm starting to shut down i don't go out i 'm hard the only thing that saves music my family my children when i'm hard i've been cleaning our house very clean lately get ready to walk in circles focus on your steps and breathing choose a calming mantra and repeat it out loud or mentally, for example, i've arrived, i'm home, i'm here, i'm free, i'm alive, everything is fine, i'm safe, put this technique in my first-aid kit, self-help, more here when we're scared, when we're in pain, when we have no more strength, we are supported by faith, faith in those who were there yesterday as a student wh

period, and we will rebuild the destroyed ones, more than a thousand people are working slowly trostyanetsomes to life, the documentary series will scare away on saturday in marathon, the only news with him is the center of ukraine, which was captured for the russians, kherson was at the beginning of the war, the russians said that it was forever and even tried to include the kherson region in russia, but our military did its job, freed kherson from the occupiers, showed the worthlessness of the enemy's plans, and that is why this topic is worth many broadcasts, and we talk about it, we welcome you on the air 1+1 with you , the morning watch project and natali ostrovska are working for you in the studio. and i and vampinskiy, well, as a guest in our studio today. well known to you, the guest from inclusions from the front line, we talked to you sniper of the special forces chord on the callsign grandfather, we welcome you on the air, congratulations mr. andriy, for several days we have been listening to you from the front line, talking about the liberation of kherson oblast, and now you ha

trostyanets did not fall under more than one point of the nazi classification of places of forced detention of a concentration camp, prisoner of war camp and death camp. it included all forms. it was the largest nazi camp in the occupied territory of the soviet union, historians often call this camp belarusian auschwitz because what really swam in this camp was all spontaneous killings. these were the planned killings of both prisoners of war and civilians and participants in the underground struggle of citizens of different nationalities, of course. the jews were the first to be hit by the nazis. the territory of the camp occupied 200-250 hectares; the first prisoners were the soviet wars on prisoners of war, in fact, they created the infrastructure of the labor camp. they equipped the area themselves. they spent the night in fellow countrymen, who looked more like holes. first commandant eduard strauch decided to create a favorable picture for the prisoners. people who always arrived in may 1942 first of all saw flowering trees, a lake from above and young greenery. peaceful landscape, wh

the land of the collective farm named after karl marx near the village of malaya trostyanets was chosenor the forced detention of people, the location is convenient from a logistical point of view, advantageous access roads were brought here and deported jews from western europe. he says such beautiful girls i and such women rode, he he was he was 16 years old. he remembered this, that they were dressed with such beautiful black hair, very chic. some of them are wearing some beautiful trousers, even suitcases. so he saw and says, they were taken there, uh, and these people did not suspect. even they even waved so much that, uh, hello, they sent echelons from germany to minsk, and at the meetings and slovakia, poland, each had about a thousand people, but in nazi documents they were counted in pieces. then they were sorted out, specialists and strong healthy people were selected, about 80,100 people, the rest were to be destroyed. minsk was taken out by a whole school of children with teachers , the road from germany to belarus took several days, during which the children sent postcards