for secrecy , he took the name of his deceased comrade vyacheslav yurygina. of the minsk anti-fascist underground. the oil workers established contacts with other partisan detachments operating in the vicinity of minsk, equipped an underground printing house, and organized sabotage at the minsk railway junction and other objects of the occupiers. in march 1942, the minsk anti-fascist underground failed, as sd agents were introduced into its ranks. despite... all the measures of secrecy they failed to protect themselves. almost all members of the first minsk underground were arrested tortured in fascist dungeons. after prolonged torture, on may 7, 1942, isaiah cozenets was hanged in a city park in the center of minsk. they arranged their life in the village in such a way that any city dweller could envy. you have belovezhskaya pushcha right here in your yard, how far is it, well, just meters away, so that yes it is opposite the house, today we will walk through real swamps, so through the swamp, which is near domat, which is again 20 meters away, not the initi

in minsk, the nevtyanikov group, and for conspiracy took the name of the deceased comrade vyacheslav. yuryginaworkers established contacts with other partisan detachments operating in the vicinity of minsk, equipped an underground printing house, organized sabotage at the minsk railway junction and other objects occupiers. in march 1942, minsk. the anti-fascist underground failed because sd agents were introduced into its ranks. despite all the measures of secrecy, they failed to protect themselves. almost all members of the first minsk underground were arrested and tortured in fascist dungeons. after prolonged torture, on may 7, 1942, isaiah cosenza was hanged. city ​​square in the center of minsk. in 1965, isai kazenets was awarded the title of hero of the soviet union. posthumously. artifacts from centuries of history, a real puzzle for us as travelers to time, this is a namitka or a namitka basting. in the place where we found it, in this, in this area, it is called cheesepanok, this is the headdress of a married woman, the most valuable exhibit, in my opinion, is presented directly here,