they wore wehrmacht uniforms with special stripes. in total over the years.hed in national languages ​​for local residents in germany. special organizations were also created, such as the north caucasian national committee, which, under the control of the abwehr, recruited local residents. due to the fact that stalin personally, uh, said that they were not trustworthy. in 1943 , stalin ordered the deportation of those peoples of the caucasus who, in his opinion, did not sufficiently support soviet power. in total , they were forcibly transported to central asia over half a million people were evicted. those who survived would be allowed to return to their homeland only in the late fifties. during the great patriotic war , over 2 million natives of the caucasus served in the red army. the mountaineers fought the nazis on all fronts, from the black sea to the baltic. some went to war with their entire families. the whole country knew about the feat of the seven gazdanov brothers from the ossetian village of dzuarikau. the brothers were not destined to return ho

the wehrmacht strictly followed the training manual, indicative from the point of view of reliability azararichi death camp, atol, about 30 kilometers away. the civilian population is concentrated either in villages or in specially created areas, and a dozen typhus patients are placed there in order to infect the rest. war on extermination, the main goal of organizing a death camp. we were already there with typhus. eight people, this is the official figure included in modern historiography. the basis for the data was a document dated april 10, 1945, an act of the extraordinary state commission of the parichi region about the atrocities of the nazi invaders, it says. quote. at 8:00 a.m. on january 14 , 1944, a group of german soldiers, unknown in number and military unit, broke into the village of ala, where the population was rounded up. other settlements village councils, blocking the village, set fire and shot people of any age, the corpses of those shot were burned, citizens were caught and thrown alive into a carriage. during the day of the atrocities committed in the village of

in one of the reports, wehrmacht general mackensen wrote: “a four-day battle.”complete defeat of the third panzer corps. the persecution of our troops continues. the soviet command was able to concentrate the required number of troops, pull them up, and take advantage of the terrain and terrain conditions. at the same time, the germans, as always, had very stretched lines of communication. they didn't get the oil. and what is most important, the germans did not receive a warehouse. because the goal of kleist, when he beat parzhinikz, was to capture the clan of fuel, he was running out of it, and the german command, this is the flaw in the planning of the german command, it was already then, which later in the year forty-four would be everywhere, planning an operation with counting on fuel that would be captured from the enemy, which in itself was nonsense, he was also present here. suved soldiers take the strength to fight well, pay attention to how stubborn the battle they withstand, there are already few of them, but how they they are still strong in spirit, t

the wehrmacht gives the order to build a powerful line of defense, for this purpose houses in nearby villages are dismantled, some settlements are completely destroyed, often with civilians, terrible battles around, land was shaken by shells, soviet troops were recapturing every meter, people were waiting for liberation, because back on november 27 , 1943, the red army entered into shaky territory, today this is the city of svetlogorsk, she was pregnant, she had to give birth, he asked, let’s go into the forest, the nazis can kill, and the family , you, no, me, it’s not difficult, she ’s giving birth at this time, so they come into this house, this little child is raised on bayonets, they are all shot, they were in the forest, it was so hungry, they ate buds from the trees , they ate bark from trees, and to find something sesnoye... they went to the alai to find some frozen potatoes, some frozen cabbage leaves. on january 8, 1944 , the kalinkovichi-mozor offensive operation began under the command of rakosovsky. the 61st and 65th soviet armies were opposed by the center army group of

wehrmacht general günün blument wrote: “this was the turning point of our eastern campaign.ailed at the very last minute. now it was important for the political leader of germany to understand that the days of the blitz krieg had passed." the defeat of german troops near moscow. soon in the united states, this film was awarded the academy award for best documentary film. thus, the work of varlamov and kopalin became the first soviet film to receive the highest award american film academy, commemorating the heroic struggle of the soviet people against nazism. winston churchill said when the war is won, in what i am sure we expect is that soviet russia, great britain and the usa will meet at the victory conference table, as the three main participants, and as those by whose actions nazism will be destroyed. ride whoever wants. i don’t feel sorry for someone else’s. accidents with such cars almost always result in injuries and casualties. the car fleet is aging, there are several cases where the brakes simply failed. we pay special attention to the fact that the number of death

here one of the most powerful armies of the wehrmacht was completely destroyed.lingrad to that extent. is a turning point in the history of world war ii, as the wave of the german offensive broke on the volga, only to roll back like a surf. this battle for the volga, as they called it, yes, for the volga, it was sometimes called the barbarossa 2 plan, but that was an unofficial name, that is, it was like a battle, not for life, for death, that’s where we are now.. . we win this battle, then we can claim with difficulty, but nevertheless , victory in the war, or if we do not win, then this will most likely be a transfer of initiative to the side of the soviet union, which actually happened in forty-three as a result of the victorious completion of the battle of stalingrad, and then the battle of kursk. at the beginning of the 20th century, the district town of saritsin, the future stalingrad, was the center of... lively trade, through it there was an endless stream of rafts and barges with coal along the volga, forest resin. during the civil war, joseph stalin too

wehrmacht officer clements podewels wrote.ould see, columns of armored vehicles were moving across the steppe. despite the heat, lack of water and dust clouds, the germans advanced rapidly. the defense of the stalingrad front, hastily formed by the soviet command, was broken through. the nazis left their infantry to finish off the encircled soviet units so that they could continue their movements without wasting time. fuel was delivered by transport planes directly to the steppe. in 3 days, the wehrmacht's fortieth tank corps covered 200 km. on july 23, rostov-on-don was captured. in the big bend of the don, the germans surrounded eight soviet divisions. the ring closed near the city of kalach, of the 13 thousand trapped only 105 soviet soldiers escaped. until 1942, the germans crossed the don and took the direct road to stalingrad. for 40 km they walked at top speed across the rock-hard desert steppe. in the evening, advanced german tanks had already reached the volga. the next day, august 23 , 1,200 junkers 88 and henkel-111

the wehrmacht soldiers nicknamed our plane the butcher.ing their approaching flight , soviet attack aircraft fired at german dugouts from machine guns. having received the first news from belarus, hitler categorically forbade his troops to retreat, and he declared vitebsk a fortress city. however, the german units could no longer carry out his order. on the third day of the battle. and attacking artillery, led to the collapse of the german defense. conventional long-range aviation operated on targets such as a large port, a railway station, a factory, in a word, large area targets. now it was supposed to act on almost pinpoint targets, that is, it was necessary to cover targets close to the front line, this task was accomplished, in addition, even the intervention of the weather, because at the last moment the weather turned bad, but nevertheless experienced long-range aviation crews in night conditions managed to reach the targets, drop bombs, cause serious losses to the german artillery, and then, when the weather improved, this artiller

that were here - subordinates who were part of the forty -fifth, german infantry division of the wehrmacht, as well as 707, it was then infantry renamed, that is, it is called, in general, a security division, this is a crime of the wehrmacht, for them the task was mass extermination, mass extermination of civilians. for a long time, ala’s tragedy remained in the shadows, only in recent decades did the terrible details of the crime begin to appear. the main argument in defending historical truth was steel. memories of survivors of the ala fire. you will hear them first-hand at 9:00 pm on the main broadcast. should there be an amnesty in belarus, what principles should be the basis? criminal policy and will the criminal code be finalized? the minister of internal affairs told our agency about this. in particular , ivan kubrakov drew attention to the fact that for the first time , people who have committed serious crimes, such as murder, can count on pardon, but each case will be considered individually. for those citizens who were amnestied, i want to say that if we talk about recidivism, t

the wehrmacht delivered its main blow in the area of ​​the mykensian mountains in the belbek river valleyrmans were twice as large as the city's garrison in numbers and firepower. an avalanche of aerial bombs fell on the residents of sevastopol. heavy artillery shells, that’s what manstein would have been a huge specialist in, begging for reserves and new divisions. frees himself and goes to any other site, performs any other task; this, of course , was very tempting, so he was given all possible reserves. the germans were able to wedge themselves into the soviet defenses, but they failed to immediately break through to the bay. defenders of the city with the last of their strength they repelled enemy attacks. on december 20, deputy commander of the defense of sevastopol, miral zhukov, wrote to moscow. further continuation of attacks at the same pace, and the garrison of sevastopol will last no more than 3 days. moscow reacted very harshly, especially since in december it was the general counter-offensive of the soviet troops that failed against the backdrop of great victories under '. th

they wore wehrmacht uniforms with special stripes.l , about 100 thousand people joined these formations during the war years. north caucasus, the germans launched a powerful propaganda campaign. five newspapers were published in national languages ​​for local residents in germany. special organizations were also created, such as the north caucasian national committee, which, under the control of the abwehr, recruited local residents. in august 1942 , from among muslim prisoners of war, the following were formed: volga-tatar and north caucasian legions, which the germans sent to fight in france, holland and italy. according to official soviet data, in the period from 1941 to 1943 , 965 gangs of groups created by enemy agents were destroyed in the north caucasus. the population of the north caucasus, it occupied different positions, that is, there was... in 1943, stalin ordered the deportation of those peoples of the caucasus who, in his opinion, did not sufficiently support soviet power. in total , over half a million people were forci

on july 25, the wehrmacht received orders to begin operation edelweiss.ow was delivered in the direction of grozny. two tank armies were sent on the offensive. in just a month they were able to capture voroshilovsk, krasnodar, armavir, maykop, elista and mozdok. over 300,000 soviet soldiers were captured by germans . directive from stalin. a native of georgia, elbrus, general tyulenev received an urgent assignment . the supreme commander-in-chief understood perfectly all the difficulties of the upcoming battles. he wrote: “those commanders who think that the caucasian ridge itself is an impassable barrier for the enemy are deeply mistaken.” soon, on stalin’s instructions, another native of georgia, people’s commissar of internal affairs of the ussr, lavrenti beria, arrived in the caucasus. the people's commissar was accompanied by his son sergo. he remembered. i saw budyonny located, as it seemed to me, in a state of space. when his father came to him, he began to convince him that there was no need to protect these tangerine groves, he had to leave. the

on july 25, the wehrmacht received orders to begin operation edelweiss.truck in the direction of grozny. two tank armies were sent on the offensive. in just a month they were able to capture voroshilovsk, krasnodar, armavir, maykop, elista and mozdok. thinks that the caucasian ridge itself is an impassable barrier for the enemy. we must firmly remember that the line that is skillfully prepared for defense and stubbornly defended is impassable. soon, on stalin’s instructions, another native of georgia, people’s commissar of internal affairs of the ussr, lavrenti beria, arrived in the caucasus. the people's commissar was accompanied by his son sergo. he remembered. i saw budyonny , who, as it seemed to me, was in a state of prostration, when my father came to him, he began to convince him that there was no need to defend these tangerine groves, he had to leave, the front commander could not clearly explain where which units were located, who commanded them. by order of beria, many commanders were removed from their posts. budyon. recalled to moscow, climber

it was no longer possible to stop the wehrmacht here. kuznetsov's fifty-first army was defeated.broken into the peninsula, the germans rushed to sevastopol. manstein. i am sure that the city, which was defended by a small garrison, will not offer serious resistance and will fall in a matter of days. on october 29 , cadets of the coastal defense naval school were alerted in sevastopol. during the night they walked 35 km and met the enemy at the distant approaches to the city. among the cadets was eighteen-year-old nikolai baranov, at this time, when we had just begun to engage in defense, the deputy commander of the black sea fleet for the defense of the city of sevastopol, rear admiral zhukov, arrived, he says, guys, there is no one, only hope is on you, hope to defend sevastopol, here two of us were attacking the kurdish battalion. five marines of the eighteenth battalion, armed with grenades and molotov cocktails, disabled nine german tanks and stopped the advance of an entire unit of enemy motorized infantry. all five sailors died. the germans first began to call the naval sai

ernst ferberg from 1973 to 1975, nato commander in central europe, formerly inspector of the wehrmachtosef schulze from 1977 to 1979, nato commander in central europe, formerly a lufwaffe officer, knight. coming to a government meeting in pink high-heeled shoes, isn’t this a romanticization of abomination, everything is nearby, this star and this government on the floor. do you know what this kind of performance leads to? on the heels of government men against violence against women, do you know what this leads to? to the fact that men in power cannot even formulate what a woman is in general. listen to what the us secretary of education, miguel cardona, says, answering the question, what is a woman? tell me please, what is a woman? my employees provide equal access for all students, including lgbt students, access without discrimination. so you are not responsible for the question, you did not give me a definition of a woman? i think this is secondary in such an important job as the work of the minister of education, this is not a secondary issue, but a simple one, what definition of

thousand people came to valu, thinking that they were in this village among the swamps. and the wehrmacht will not get there, but in the morning a thousand-strong german armada surrounded the village in a few hours , 1,758 people were shot and burned, that’s about 12 people. judging by the subsequent leaflet found, there were subordinates here who were part of the forty -fifth german infantry division of the wehrmacht, as well as 707. it was infantry, then renamed, that is, it is called in general, a security division, this is a crime of the wehrmacht, for them the task was mass extermination, mass extermination of civilians . for a long time, ala’s tragedy remained in the shadows. only in the last decade have eerie details of the crime begun to emerge. the main argument in defending historical truth was the memories of survivors of the ala fire. you will hear them first-hand at 9:00 pm. on the main broadcast. the usa and great britain dealt another blow to yemenno's army off the coast of the city of hadeida. according to al-arabiya tv channel attacked the base from which the houthis had

among the prisoners were 19 wehrmacht generals. our military especially to senior german officers. they left all their insignia in their uniforms, the footage of the nazis walking along the capital’s avenues was sent to all news agencies in the world, muscovites will call this procession a parade of the vanquished, here they are , the vanquished, living evidence of our victories. this parade, it not only demonstrated that a radical change had been achieved and that victory would sooner or later be ours, it demonstrated our special relationship, incomprehensible to foreigners, there was no humiliation for these prisoners of war, let's remember, how the germans treated our prisoners of war, how many frames in the newsreels of '41, '42, they are treated like this human flesh, but here... this is a defeated enemy, a defeated enemy, but an enemy whom we generally treat as people, we march them through the streets, shamefully escort them, we show that they wanted to come here to moscow , they only came in some other capacity, but we did

the wehrmacht gives the order. by this time, many settlements are building a powerful defense line. for this purpose in nearby. houses are dismantled in villages, some settlements are completely destroyed, often with civilians around terrible battles, the earth was shaking from shells , soviet troops were conquering every meter, people were waiting for liberation, because back on november 27 , 1943, the red army entered the shatilki, today this is the city of svetlogorsk, it is located 20 kilometers from aly. many residents of the surrounding villages went into the forests, despite... on january 8, 1944 , the kalinkovichi-mozor offensive operation began under the command of rakosovsky, the 61st and 65th soviet armies were opposed by the army group center of the second german army. january 11 the yelsky region was liberated, the front was approaching the stake, the village in the front line was still surrounded by german troops. the cousin says: come with me to the village, let’s talk, there are a lot of people there. they walked, you see, they literally spent one night there, maybe

the wehrmacht is an offensive army, it is a shock army.ones battles have their own specifics, and very serious ones at that. plus, when a city is occupied, naturally there is a german military administration there, which automatically takes on the task of supplying the population. because the population has to eat somehow. there is nothing in the city. that is, okay, let the local population die, but if they die en masse, then this is the threat of an epidemic. therefore, hitler did all this... in mid-october , the 250th spanish infantry division arrived near leningrad to help the germans. spanish soldiers usually wore blue or blue shirts and therefore this formation was often called the blue division. it was formed in madrid in july 1941 . mostly volunteers were recruited into the division. these people went to distant russia for ideological reasons. according to them . they wanted to get even with the communists, whom they considered responsible for starting the civil war in spain. here is unique newsreel footage. spanish volunteers on t

germany i still believe that the wehrmacht did not commit crimes in the occupied territories. a memorial complex made of marble, granite and concrete on the entrance portal has only three letters in the belarusian language, alla. the ensemble appeared here relatively recently, in 2020, in memory of those destroyed. on january 14, 1944 , in a few hours , 1,758 people were shot and burned here, 950 of whom were children, they saw the shadow of a village, that is, the shadow of a life that was and... no, because of wars, because human stupidity , cruelty, it felt like the ala was silent, silence, and the silence was uncharacteristic for the forest, despite the fact that the forest around is, well, the dense forests are a nature reserve, so, but there were no sounds, it was a nationwide construction project that was going on patronage of the president... in the first year, how many families lived in ala, no, there is only a date, well, a number.

on july 25, the wehrmacht received orders to begin operation edelweiss. delivered in the direction of the formidable one. grozny, they had a very clear plan to capture the main cities that controlled this territory, their final blow was formidable, in order to then leave in baku, thanks to such offensive actions, they managed to basically reach key lines, they took a mozdok, that’s what i would pay attention to, this is, in principle , an oil-bearing area, they were stopped at malgabek, that’s where this line was further, which they...could not. velhelmlist ordered his troops to break through the mountains of the north caucasus, capture the city of sukume and encircle the entire black sea group of soviet troops. the shortest route to the sea lay through klukhorsky, morukhsky and sancharsky passes. at an altitude of over 3.00 m, the bedrock slopes were covered with snow and ice all year round. the soviet command believed. bet was an impregnable barrier and paid practically no attention to its defense. hastily prepared rifle units were thrown into the mount

the remote village of alla became a refuge for thousands of people, but the wehrmacht soldiers came. in a few hours, 1,758 people were killed, children were poisoned with dogs, grenades were thrown at people, houses were set on fire with flamethrowers, and old people were burned alive. memories of survivors, her witnesses and archival documents formed part of the basics of documentary film. this is a project of the telenews agency for the eightieth anniversary of the tragedy. ala pipel of genocide. belarus 1 and belarus-24 are on air today after the panorama. bel tv and radio company tv news agency presents. documentary film dedicated to the eightieth anniversary of the tragedy in the village of ala. ala. the unhealing wound of belarus: archival documents as opposed to modern lies. and when they entered the alai, and it seems like these little lakes are shining there, there, when they approached, it was frozen human fat, destruction villages in the swamps, about the torture and atrocities of the nazis from the lips of witnesses, sons, and his wife spoke. for whom the bell tolls in al

the wehrmacht gives the order to build a powerful defense line.ages are being dismantled. some settlements are completely destroyed, often including civilians. there were terrible battles all around, the earth was shaking from shells. soviet... troops are recapturing every meter, people were waiting for liberation, after all, it was november 27 in 1943, the red army went into chaos, today it is the city of svetlogorsk, it is located... they went to the alai to find some frozen potatoes, some frozen cabbage leaves. on january 8, 1944 , the kalinkovichi-mozor offensive operation began under the command of rakosovsky. the 601st and 65th soviet armies were opposed by the center army group of the second german army. on january 11 , the yelsky region was liberated, the front was approaching ale. the village in the front line was still surrounded by german troops. cousin. speaks: come with me to the alai, let’s find out, a lot of people came there, you see, they literally spent the night there, maybe they even burned her there. on january 14, on the day

soldiers on the old fortified border line, if, as he wrote, in my opinion, to keitel, the german wehrmachtes, because they understood on the streets of leningrad. yes, the residents, the women , these soldiers dying of hunger, will defend their city, that’s why they didn’t storm it, because they knew the russian people, the russian people, the russian people, that they wouldn’t give up their city, that’s why they didn’t storm it, didn’t fire at it. so he wrote, he had few tanks and artillery and there were few planes, therefore he did not fire, the great lover of st. petersburg, the german field marshal monerheim, stalin wisely did in his own way that he did not bring finland to justice, like germany, for the crime of the second world war, monerheim was very afraid that he would be attracted, they gave it to him, they told him that you shouldn’t worry, it was probably in vain, in vain that khoruschev brought us out of the base... perhaps, but even ahead of time, that’s what we were after all separates us from the europeans, no matter which ones, you see, we are saying, well, not all of eur

at the end of march, when the spring thaw began, parts of the wehrmacht received orders to go on the froze in waiting for summer. both sides were preparing for a new battle, in which tank troops were to play a major role. at that moment , this kursk ledge was formed. it has a front length of more than 300 km. and he went 150 km into the german defense, that is, it seemed to be asking for itself. in april 1943, hitler ordered the development of a plan for the encirclement of soviet troops in the kursk area. he proposed cutting off the kursk bulge with two strikes from tank armies in converging directions. the northern front of the arc was to attack the strike forces of the army group center, commanded by model. southern front, troops of army group south, under the command of manstein. both generals opposed the operation. they insisted that they had it in the kursk area. there are not enough forces to defeat the red army. in their opinion, the idea was too risky. the success of the operation could return the strategic initiative to the wehrmacht, but its failure promised disaster. the

in in some parts of the wehrmacht, the number of frostbitten people began to exceed the number of thosegermany, a special medal was minted for the battle of moscow, for the winter campaign, which was awarded, albeit later, but which in the army environment received a completely indelible designation: frozen meat. and this frozen meat, it best characterizes the state in which the germans were. in fact , the general’s brilliant idea. understand that the japanese, seeing that the close krieg had failed, made a strategic decision, if you attack the soviet union, then do it no earlier than the spring of forty-two, this information made it possible to transfer several divisions from the far east from these covering troops, which cannot be said to have played a directly key role, but they were very important, because while in the echelons, they headed straight from the railway tracks to the most dangerous sectors, including the section of this northwestern offensive in the dubasekov area. wedge, these are these, these are the directions. december 5, 1941 our troops went on the offensive. the n

he allowed the wehrmacht to retreat from eastern ukraine to the dnieper.r, a new defensive line, the eastern wall, was hastily erected along this river. the fortification lines stretched from the baltic to the black sea. according to hitler's plan, the dnieper was to become a natural water barrier for the advancing soviet troops. nazi propaganda declared the eastern wall an impenetrable wall. at one of the party meetings in berlin, hitler said: rather the dnieper will flow back before the russians overcome it. for a considerable distance , it is believed that about 300 kilometers were equipped with this fortified strip; they were on the high right bank of the dnieper. temporary pillbox points, concrete shelters, a system of trench trenches, multi-tiered, there were several rows of these trenches, barbed wire, anti-aircraft guns, individual fortified firing points, very good, let’s say, supporting infrastructure, that is, at the closest distance from this fortified area from this eastern shaft there were, first of all, supply bases, these were ammunition, f

an officer of the fourteenth panzer division of the wehrmacht, rolf grams wrote.usting battle on the ground and underground, in ruins and basements. tanks screeched up piles of broken bricks, crawled through destroyed workshops, and fired point-blank in narrow courtyards. at the cost of heavy losses, the germans managed to capture part of the tractor plant and the barricade plant, but they failed to push the red army beyond the volga. by this time, due to illness and large losses of personnel, the german offensive began to run out of steam. around the end of october, beginning of november of '42, the offensive clearly ran out of steam, despite the fact that the germans really fought to the death there. until the snow covered them until they began to freeze and die from hunger, in general, the germans fought alone, because all these allies, they turned out to be are incapable of this kind of intense fighting. paulus actually found himself in a completely hopeless situation, if it had been , relatively speaking, some kind of nantes, i don’t know, something french, t

1963, nato commander in... to 1975, nato commander in central europe, previously, inspector of the wehrmachtcommand, franz joseph schulze, from 1977 to 1979, nato commander in central europe. previously, lufwaffe officer, holder of the knight's cross. and when i connect in my consciousness. canadian government in the fight against violence against women by wearing pink heels to a government meeting, isn’t this a romanticization of abomination, everything is nearby, this star and this government in college, and you know what this kind of performance in the heels of government men against... identity leads to, i believe that people determine gender identity for themselves, here is a template, but from a gender perspective , look how gently, carefully the concept of parent is introduced into our everyday life, for example, in the sverdlovsk region, look, when enrolling a child in school, the following options are offered when choosing the type of relationship answer: trustee, adoptive parent, mother, parent, father, guardian, other, can you explain to me what this is, i just want to understand

forty-one, the city was occupied by wehrmacht troops and the spaniards of the blue division.iky novgorod live during the occupation, how were the churches then restored and the stolen valuables returned? about this in the report by zinaida kurbatova. restoration workshop of the novgorod museum of the reserve. tatyana works here. ramashevich. the work of life is to restore the frescoes. church of the savior on nereditsa. yes, a mongul temple of the 10th century. our national treasure was destroyed by the nazis in the fall of 1941. the ruins began to be dismantled in the spring of forty-four. what was left of the frescoes was put into 70 baskets. and then they searched and found fragments of paintings in the ground. here they are, these little pieces. the task seems like an impossible puzzle because the pieces are mixed up. fortunately. computer technology helps , all the compositions of the temple paintings have been recreated to scale , of course it is very very important for me, this is my dream, this is my idea, everything cannot be restored, of course there will not be tha

in the first days of the war , the main forces of the wehrmacht invaded western ukraine.ought the red army to the brink of disaster. in just a month, the germans destroyed the kiev cauldron 665,000 of our soldiers are officers. the wounded , devastated ukraine found itself at the mercy of the invaders. occupied lands of the dnieper region, donbass and lower volga. the germans united the vreichs-commissariat ukraine. the new occupation regime was headed by nazi official erich koch. according to hitler, koch was more suitable than anyone else for this position. he was convinced that it was enough for ukrainians to be able to count to 100, and also liked to joke that if he met a ukrainian worthy of sitting at the same table with him, he would order him to be shot immediately. however koch's immediate superior, reichs minister for the eastern occupied territories, alfred rosenberg, looked at the new german colony somewhat differently. in may 1941, even before germany attacked the ussr, rosenberg compiled detailed instructions for the future reich commissioner of ukraine. germ

in august 1943, the wehrmacht suffered a heavy defeat at the kursk bulge.ed. 4,000 german soldiers were killed or captured. the red army liberated orel, belgorod and approached the administrative borders of soviet ukraine. on august 24 , 1943, soviet troops launched an offensive on a huge section of the front from smolensk to the sea of ​​azov. after the germans’ operation on the kursk bulge failed, it became clear that germany. can't win the war and hitler, after the kurdish arc, was finally convinced of this. the question was that hitler set the following task, he set the task: not to lose the war, that is , it will not be possible to win, without options, but not to lose, that is, to transfer the war into a protracted positional war, when the exhaustion of the forces of both sides will lead to.. .to some kind of end to the war and the preservation of germany within those borders on which stabilization will occur. on september 8 , 1943, hitler urgently flew to the headquarters of the army center group in zaporozhye. this was the last one the fuhrer's visi

here, soviet ships opened fire on the wehrmacht columns. the baltic fleet was the battle cruiser marat. this formidable dreadnought-class ship was built in 1914 and was originally named petropavlovsk. participated in the first world war, the civil war and the soviet-finnish war. marat was equipped. twelve large-caliber guns that fired projectiles weighing 470 kg at a distance of up to 30 km. each gun could fire up to three rounds per minute. in the first days of the siege, morath fired 953 main-caliber shells at the enemy. german pilots received orders to destroy the russian lenkor at any cost. september 16 , 1900. its guns fired accurately within a radius of 25 km. the blast wave of 550 kilogram russian shells literally knocked over the enemy's light tanks. the germans repeatedly tried to capture the front, but to get closer to they couldn’t do it to the soviet batteries. if we look at the ranenbaun bridgehead, at the map of simply the oronenbaum bridgehead, we will see a completely interesting configuration, it is very flat, like this. wh

at the end of march, when the spring thaw began, parts of the wehrmacht received orders to go on thefroze in anticipation of summer. both sides were preparing for a new battle. the main role in which tank troops were to play. at that moment , this kursk ledge was formed. it has a front length of more than 300 km. and to the german the defense extended 150 km. that is, it seemed to suggest itself. proposed to cut off the kursk bulge with two strikes of tank armies in converging directions. the northern front of the arc was to be attacked by the shock forces of army group center, commanded by model. southern front, troops of army group south, under the command of manstein. both generals opposed the operation. they insisted that in the kursk area they did not have enough forces to... on march 18, 1943, a secret encryption was received in moscow from geneva. in it, soviet intelligence officers from the dora group warned stalin that the germans were gathering large forces on the kursk bulge. this information was confirmed by messages. intelligence on the soviet side was waiting for the of

during these same days, captured soldiers and officers of the sixth army of the wehrmacht walked long

the wehrmacht lost about half a million soldiers killed and wounded.s twice as large as all german losses in the french and polish companies combined. the myth of the invincibility of the third reich was dispelled. the blitzkrieg plan in the east failed. soviet counterattacks near moscow finally destroyed all of hitler’s plans for a quick and easy victory over the soviet union. was in fact the first, fundamentally very important strategic battle, where the germans were up against a very difficult defense, and as we now know, even then in the fall of forty-one, when it became clear that it would not be possible to defeat moscow, many of hitler’s associates raised the question of what was needed urgently sign a peace treaty with the soviets, because all this will end badly. hitler was the main author of the plan for the blitz . against the ussr. he had no doubt about the success of his blitzkrieg, despite the objections of some german generals. plan provided for the complete destruction of the red army and the rapid capture of the largest cities and indu

the bell tolls in alea. 1758 shot and burned people, known and unknown victims, wehrmacht soldiers.ieves that wermuh did not commit a crime in the occupied territories. documentary. ala. ashes of genocide. on air belarus 1 and belarus 24. january 11, after the panorama. from the heroic past to scientific achievements. the brest region days started today at vdnkh in moscow. according to tradition, the grand opening took place in the belarusian pavilion. those present, and these are diplomats, governors, ministers and ordinary passers-by were able to learn about the best there is. in the region, this is the bresse fortress, the legendary citadel, which was the first to take the blow of german troops and forever became a symbol of the courage and fortitude of the soviet people. belovezhskaya pushcha, also called the lungs of europe, has more than 2,000 giant trees and is home to the largest population of bison in the world. by the way, the famous russian actor andrei merzlikin, who is with the brest region, spoke about the belarusian pavilion on his telegram channel. if there is such a

camps were created in the occupied territory, where blood was pumped out of children for wounded wehrmacht from documents presented to the emergency state commission regarding atrocities in relation to the children of one of these blood-sampling children's camps, a camp in the red bank of the zhlobin region, we learn about the know-how of the fascists. began as a test of a new scientific method of collecting blood: children were hung under their arms, their chests were squeezed, and a special injection was given to prevent the blood from clotting. the skin on the feet was cut off, the blood flowed into sealed baths. the lifeless bodies of the children were taken away and burned. the technique applied to all children's concentration camps. they knocked out the blood of one of my sisters, they held me up, it was 2 months, but i i’m already the oldest already , well, i’m kind of pulling it out, well, that’s how i lived, now i’m already the oldest, i’m already the oldest, i was dying for this, but blood was taken from children in almost all the concentration camps where they were kept, one of

the remote village of alla has become. than for thousands of people, but the wehrmacht soldiers came,n a few hours, poisoned children with dogs, threw grenades at people were set on fire with flamethrowers, old people were burned alive. memoirs of survivors, interviews with witnesses, and archival documents formed the basis of the documentary film. this is a project of the tv news agency for the eightieth anniversary of the tragedy. allah, the ashes of genocide. on air belarus 1 and belarus 24 today after. ordered to eliminate the killing of civilians, part of the state policy of the third reich. the doctrine for an attack on the soviet union is total. extermination of the population, their task was the mass extermination of civilians. the bell in ale tolls for now. 1758 shot and burned people, known and unknown victims, wehrmacht soldiers. germany still believes that wehrmucht did not commit a crime in the occupied territories. documentary film ala, the ashes of genocide, broadcast on belarus 1 and belarus january 24, 11, after a panorama from the heroic past to scientific achievemen

was such a blue division, staffed by the spaniards, it existed, it participated on the side of the wehrmachtorld war, in this division also took part in the siege of leningrad, and so, in some unimaginable way, the veterans of this blue division receive payments from the german state . is located where the act of surrender was signed, of course, we are seeing , i would say, the degradation of the foundations on which post-war german society was built, in general, it has acquired, well , an identity that commands respect in the world, now those instincts are beginning to break through and it's disturbing. artidoich, please, roman ziskin, arsidoich, in addition to the previous issue, it recently became known that germany is a third party in the proceedings in a lawsuit against israel on the topic of genocide, the german government has already spoken out on this matter, they said, i quote: wait a second, that, so, the history of germany, crimes against humanity in the form of the shoah , that’s why they can speak out on this topic, that’s why they strongly reject and unequivocally the accusatio

feat a person does not become a feat, you don’t mean that the nazis performed feats, and there is a wehrmacht how good it is that the germans don’t hear this, do you understand? very lucky, because albert schweitzer had to go to africa, buy a ticket, give up and go, that means, treat the wild, dirty, sick, decals, we don’t have to go anywhere, just enough to leave the entrance, here we are already in africa, and africa there is a hundred around us, howling, rampaging. the first book to be published in the zhzl series in as a result of the new perestroika, there will be a biography of general vlas. child, you are missing that there are unshakable borders, that the russian language, of course you are not satisfied with the mention of god in the constitution. but here you are lying, that is not what worries you , you are worried about something else, you are worried that among these amendments there is one, probably one of the most important, that no one can be the leader of the country, a member of the state duma, a member of the federation council, a judge, a person who has a second citizenshi

there is a wehrmacht, in which, among other things, soldiers, it’s good that the germans don’t hear thiscause albert schweitzer had to go to africa, buy a ticket, give up and go, that means, treat the wild, dirty, sick, decals, we don’t have to go anywhere, just enough to leave the entrance, here we are already in africa, in ... and what are you against? you miss that we will decide our own issues, you miss that a family is a man, a woman, a child, you miss that there are unshakable borders, that the russian language, of course, you are not satisfied with the mention of god in constitution, although dostoevsky said that any revolt begins with atheism in russia, at least. but this is not the most important thing, the indexation of pensions also does not particularly concern you , and that children will be declared the main priority of russian policy, because this is the future of russia, this is also not so important, you write about putin, as if this is the cornerstone , but here you're lying, that's not what worries you, you... you're worried about something else, you're worried that am

does not make a person’s feat not a feat, you don’t mean that the nazis performed feats, there is a wehrmachtis that the germans don’t hear this, you know, we are very lucky, because albert schweitzer had to go to africa, buy a ticket to quit the bah and go, which means treating the wild. aren’t you the authors or co-authors of that colonial constitution and what are you against ? that we will decide our own issues, you are missing that family is man, woman, child, you miss that there are unshakable borders, that the russian language, of course, you are not satisfied with the mention of god in the constitution, although dostoevsky said that any rebellion begins with atheism in russia, at least, but this is not the most important thing . and the indexation of pensions also doesn’t particularly concern you, and that children will be declared the main priority of russian policy, because this is the future of russia, this is also not so important, you write about putin, as if this is the cornerstone, but here you are lying, it’s not you worries you are worried about something else, you are worrie

the same year as the current american president, you lost your father in world war ii, he was a wehrmachtthink the biggest sources of conflict will be in 2024, what worries you most and how do you personally look at... “personally, i am optimistic, i believe in the rationality of people, that among those who clearly demonstrate an unwillingness to think, because everyone somewhere has at least a drop of sanity, i really hope so, especially in relation to the governments of countries, my, my problem that i see is that in this emerging new world ok. rival powers, we see that two blocs are now emerging, on the one hand china and russia with the brix countries, that is , brazil, russia, india, china and south africa. in august , six more states joined them, in particular such a heavyweight as saudi arabia, on the other hand, we see an antagonistic block of the united states trying. into this bloc and the bridge to this is nato. nato published a new strategic concept on june 29, 2022 and clearly outlined this very point. this, in my opinion, represents the biggest risk facing us in the next, i

german divisions. did not expect such pressure, the model gave the order to move to defense, but the wehrmacht no longer hold the front line, the threat of encirclement forced model to retreat, and on august 5 the red army liberated oryol. they managed to knock the germans off their occupied positions. quite quickly after that, we reached the dnieper, the battle for the dnieper began, the kursk battle of the dnieper, they in general, as is considered in our historiography, meant the final turning point of the war. upon receiving news of the failure of operation citadel, hitler was furious. the best german divisions were defeated. 4,000 german soldiers were killed or priests. it no longer exists, and germany was still far from being a defeated country, but it was already clear that they were going on the defensive, and the way out of the war was to exit with dignity. on august 5 , 1943 , an artillery salute was given in moscow in honor of the liberation of orel and belgorod. 124 guns installed in different areas of the capital fired 1,200 blank shells. morla and belgorod, he said, we used to ce

translation, he said to translate paputation this is literally, this is from the times of the same wehrmachtwhen they talked about not even the readiness to fight, but the ability to fight, well, there is no exact translation into... russian, but any german, who is familiar with history and, in general, anyone who lives in germany, he will immediately understand what it is, these parallels will undoubtedly arise for him, this expression, when pistorius used it for the first time, they tutted at him, he now repeated it again times, because he seems to have no other choice, by the way, when he first used this word, he actually put an end to his future career as chancellor, because, in principle, now those who could nominate him... fellow party members social democrats, they will not give him this opportunity, because he used, well, that expression that he should not have used, so he says it, and he talks about it, and we understand that behind these words lies not just an accident repetition of that very term, this is something that is in a person ’s subconscious, this is something that he fee

hanyu ptashnik was saved by a wehrmacht soldier who had not lost his humanity during the 5 years of war barn; as it later turned out, wounded german soldiers were resting on this farm. the door opened and one of them came in. mom told him in german, you came to kill me. he said: no, i am. 1964 germany. thanks to accidentally revealed testimony from witnesses, the prosecutor's office opens a new case. about the crimes of the nazis in east prussia. the investigation establishes that the convoy uznets concentration camp stuttgaw was commanded by ss ober scharführer fritz weber. they are looking for him all over the country. we contacted a certain mr. weber, who lived in the city of kiel, and worked at the ministry of the land of schlesi hallstein, and was responsible for the direction of work with youth. and a member of the christian democratic union , the ruling party of germany, in those days, a parishioner in the church, often donates to the church, is characterized by work colleagues as extremely positive, hardworking, sociable, polite, this portrait of an ideal burgher and webor’s pro

one definitely survived and returned to his homeland in germany, who is a certain otto schultz, a wehrmachtd of rudolf, rudolf writes in his diary about him, which means he may have another part of the map, and after the story with alexei mitulin, i i'm absolutely sure of this. well, anton, you will have to come with me to germany. we'll look for schultz. it is not simple. i think schuls was wary of scharhorn. and for this reason i changed my last name. we 'll find him. i promise. so, we're flying to germany. when? next flight is tomorrow. the adventures continue. these are vacationers, a good sign, thank you, tyrolean schnapps on apples, what could be better, there are others just as good, thank you, if we also go on vacation. to hell with the girl, what kind of mothers cook stuttgart bratwurst? you can’t even imagine, maybe come to us? our wursts are no worse, go anywhere, as long as you don’t go back, don’t go back to this hell, documents, what do you have curled up, and what is it? lack of discipline, real betrayal. please realize that if i have nothing it won’t work out, i will face th

the wehrmacht lost about half a million soldiers killed and wounded.as twice as large as all german losses in the french and polish companies combined. the myth of the invincibility of the third reich was dispelled. blitzkrieg plan in the east failed. soviet counterattacks near moscow. finally destroyed all of hitler’s plans for a quick and easy victory over the soviet union. the battle for moscow was actually the first, fundamentally very... hitler was asked that it was necessary to urgently sign a peace treaty with the soviets, because all this would ultimately end badly. hitler was the main author of the plan for a lightning war against the ussr. he had no doubt about the success of his... krieg, despite the objections of some german generals. the plan provided for complete the destruction of the red army and the rapid capture of the largest cities and industrial centers of the ussr, including leningrad, kiev and moscow. by the fall of 1941, these tasks were partially completed. in september, the troops of the army group center captured smolensk, ad

hitler is accompanied on the trip by the head of the wehrmacht high command, general field marshal wilhelm before the attack of german troops on stalingrad and the caucasus. after the attack on the ussr, he joyfully told the germans that his main dream was the destruction of leningrad. ryti even prepared a speech that was planned to be broadcast on the radio on the day of the fall of the northern capital of russia. they were well aware of hitler's plans to wipe leningrad off the face of the earth. and other leaders of finland. margay knew that germany was planning to destroy leningrad; i myself personally became acquainted with the documents in the archives of the finnish ministry of foreign affairs. and there , the report of the finnish envoy kieväika on june 23 clearly stated that leningrad should. be destroyed, by the way, just like moscow, naturally, it was planned not just to capture, plunder it, and there were corresponding commands that are already prepared commands that should have from... asparagus soup, vegetable pudding and fruit salad. as a gift, hitler brought the birthday boy