according to his plans, the wehrmacht should have occupied moscow long ago.troops even managed to bring boxes with iron crosses, to award the heroes of the reich for the capture of the soviet capital. however, some german soldiers did end up in moscow on red square in those days. one of them was wolf gang morrell. the war lasted only 12 days for him. why he drove us like that, we understood later, the driver wanted us to see moscow, because the russians managed to defend moscow from the german attack, we were driven through the city, through red square. at that very time, the invincible wehrmacht suffered its first monstrous defeat. almost 600 thousand germans were left lying in the fields near moscow. i have never seen so many. nazi corpses, all the snowy fields near moscow were strewn with enemy corpses, in some places our lads even put up stakes so as not to be beaten by frozen nazi corpses, and in some places there were whole cars, you understand, frozen, so that the battles near moscow gave us complete hope for our victory. the whole world was tensely fo

wehrmacht, those notorious toilers of war.ugh the chests and organized a good dinner, we began to have fun. the girl turned out to be a bad girl, but we organized her too. it doesn't matter that all the departments, don't worry, i remember the lieutenant's advice, and the girl is dead as a grave. we have russian prisoners here. these guys are eating earthworms on the airfield. they throw themselves at the garbage can. i saw them eating weeds, and these are people. the russians turned out to be devils, we have to tie up. at first i liked this fuss, but now that i am all scratched and bitten, i act more simply, a gun to my temple, it cools the ardor. between us here there was a story unheard of in other places. a russian girl blew herself up lieutenant gross. now we strip naked, search, and then, after which they disappear without a trace in the camp. today we have organized 20 chickens and 10 cows. we are taking away the entire population from the villages. adults and children, no pleas help, we know how to be ruthless, if some

in the soviet trial, the wehrmacht was not recognized as a criminal organization, unfortunately, and, like some other organizations, but nevertheless, it is a structure that clearly took part in this greatest war, in this war that plundered both the soviet union and many other states, and europe was plunged into ruin. this horror, all this after this word of the man, into whose mouth everyone looked, they became... the beginning of a new revival, in fact, when they said: listen, well, if konrad adenauer says so, well, probably, let's invite generals there, but do you remember who was the first general, who was the first chief of the general staff or whatever it was called nato, it was a hitlerite officer, it was a hitlerite general, i don't remember his last name now, i can specifically look it up, it was a man who was considered to have been denazified, most of the senior nato officers, those... from the wehrmacht, they wore shoulder straps, they were probably responsible for something there, well, look, we built one of the largest democracies in europe, which means it wasn't all th

were criminals, because otherwise we will cast a shadow on the wehrmacht, which, on the wehrmacht, whichs not always a real criminal, and well, at the nuberg trial the wehrmacht was not recognized, unfortunately, as a criminal organization and was not convicted, like some other organizations, but nevertheless, it is a structure that definitely took part in this biggest war, in this war that plundered both the soviet union and many other countries, and europe was plunged into all this horror, all this after this word of the man, into whose mouth everyone looked, they became the beginning of a new revival, in fact, when they said, listen, well, if konrad adenauer says so, well, probably, let's do it, we can... i don't remember, i can specifically look it up, it was a man who was considered to have been denazified, most of the senior nato officers, those same times, these are the same ones who served in the wehrmacht, and who had a direct relation to this, who existed in this, well, about germany, in which there is a large part of lawyers, all these were people from that very past, i have a

the chief of command of the wehrmacht ground forces, general halder, who called rommel an arrogant soldier major general friedrich von paulus to inspect the african corps. after listening to the latter's report, halder wrote in his diary. a very bad situation has developed in africa. romel has openly disregarded all our instructions. and now the situation is a situation that our supplies... can't cope with, this guy has absolutely no sense of proportion. the military actions in north africa, respectively. because of the heat, engines overheated, radio communications failed, men were tormented by clouds of insects, fierce sandstorms and sweltering heat. soldiers in steel helmets suffered from severe headaches caused by dehydration. at night, soldiers wrapped themselves tightly in blankets to protect themselves from scorpions. a participant in the battle for tobruk, general von ezebeck, wrote: "the summer heat has struck." had a special military uniform, it was a lightweight cotton uniform, if we look at the photographs it is so wrinkled, it always looks like that, but it is wrinkled precise

over 57 thousand former wehrmacht servicemen walked in disgrace through the streets of the soviet capital. they dreamed of this march as victors, but the fascists had to trudge under escort. by evening, behind the columns. military leadership talent. almost all prominent high level military art and commanders of the great patriotic war entered the war at the age of a golden alloy of experience and energy, knowledge and initiative. to this georgy fyodorovich zakharov, who was considered one of the most educated military commanders, also belonged to this generation. the red army was preparing for stalin's fifth strike, the largest offensive operation in world war ii, bagration, with the participation of four soviet fronts. recognition of the merits of colonel-general zakharov's abilities was his appointment on june 4, 1944 to the post of commander of the second belarusian front. this was the general's finest hour. the life of the future general began on may 5, 1897 in family of the poor peasant fyodor zakharov, consisting of thirteen souls. in the autumn of 1908, his father took eleven-year

the wehrmacht's afrika korps lost almost all of its armor and was forced to retreat. 20,000 german italiandiers were killed, and another 30,000 were captured. this victory was the first major success of the british troops since the beginning of world war ii. it cannot be said that it was a rout, no, by no means, the troops retreated, but it was certainly a failure, it was a defeat, from the point of view of the importance of el alamein with the loss of the opportunity to take el alamein, rumel. and the german command understood perfectly well that they no longer had any prospects of gaining control over the soviet channel, therefore , they lost this important military-strategic highway for themselves, it will be... the stanza of the english nation, it was a loss of faith in the english nation, and after el alamein, the english nation understood that it could win, at least it was immediately convinced of this, and that el alamein, it became for them more than stalingrad for us, although these are completely incommensurable two battles, it turned out like this, here is the defeat at dunkirk,

the wehrmacht finally lost the initiative. 1943, the red army began the liberation of ukraine. this operation was of great strategic importance and opened the way for the further advance of soviet troops on romania and poland. the final defeat of the nazis was a matter of time. now, when the red army began to liberate europe, the western allies began to prepare to open a second front. this issue was discussed by the leaders of the soviet union, the united states of america and great britain at a conference in tehran, which began in november 1943. stalin felt like a passenger on an airplane for the first time, it was during the flights to the tehran conference, they got to baku by train, and from there through the assembly area it was necessary. the defeat of nazi germany was achieved at the cost of colossal efforts and sacrifices of the soviet people. joseph stalin's role in achieving victory is still a subject of debate. at different stages of the war, his decisions led to both military successes and serious disasters. he him

we cannot say how many. when the wehrmacht units approached the citadel.this is a fairly little-known fact of the history of the fortress, but nevertheless, almost 3 days, about 4,500 officers of the polish army soldiers, among whom were natives of local regions, our regions, defended the brest fortress. and on the night of september 16-17, thirty -nine, a decision was made to abandon the fortress, since there was no longer any possibility of defending it. there were very large losses, many soldiers of the polish army, belarusians by nationality, were captured, not only in brest, but along the entire front line, many remained in captivity until forty-fifth year, some were liberated by the red army, some managed to escape. mikhas vasilek, also more than once the victim, he was taken into the polish army, he met the thirty-ninth year in the polish army, ended up in a german concentration camp and in the forty-first year he escaped from the concentration camp. ended up as a red partisan participated in the partisan movement already in the grodno, skidino area

meanwhile, the advanced units of the wehrmacht were rapidly approaching moscow. german bombers made regular raids on the soviet capital. individual bombs fell directly on the kremlin. some hit the central committee and general staff buildings. a landmine exploded in the kremlin arsenal, killing 92 people. the tsar cannon exploded right next to the spasskaya tower, one of which exploded in the park near the armory, knocking out the glass in the government building. on october 15, when the germans were just over 100 km from moscow, stalin began preparing for evacuation. on october 15, 1941 , the mozhaisk line of defense was broken through , panic began in the city. and on the 15th, the committee defense issued an order. on the evacuation of the capital of the ussr, the city of moscow. the first point there said that the foreign mission should be withdrawn on the same day, the 15th. on the fifteenth , the central committee and the government should be withdrawn, in beria's fourth point, the task was set, everything that could not be withdrawn should be destroyed, bl

patriotic war, countries like great britain lost somewhere around 350 or 4000, you see, the entire wehrmacht was concentrated on the eastern front, in fact 80%, yes, and for some reason in our textbooks the battle of stalingrad was mentioned in passing, well... but of course, this is the orientation, that is, in the information space, this leads to what, and of course, if we continue like this, not remembering diversity, not remembering nationality, then you will never have a future, this absolutely, i have the impression that someone was trying to educate our new younger generation this way on purpose. at a very early age, of course, we should teach a child certain basic things from a young age, this all speaks about what to lay down, but i repeat, everything should be within reasonable limits, of course, here we need to talk to specialists, someone says at the age of five, i want to be a soldier, well , he takes a toy machine gun, plays with it, yes, someone else does it differently. goes, but, but these are children, you understand, they have a certain level of development, you need to wo

german radio called on local women to prepare ball gowns to celebrate the wehrmacht's imminent victoryusiastic about the success of the afrika korps, hitler... "victory rommel is the turning point in the entire african campaign. the goddesses of war visit warriors only once, whoever does not seize them at that moment will never see them again. mussolini was so confident of success that he brought with him to the port of derna, a magnificent gray horse, on which he expected to receive the victory parade in egypt. however, rommel failed to realize the cherished dream of the fuhrer and duch. in early july 1942, during the first battle of elolamen, the outstanding german troops were stopped by the british and went on the defensive. despite romel's efforts, they failed to take it, despite the fact that they took tobruk, it's such a, well, key city, they still couldn't reach cairo and couldn't again. on august 3, 1942 , british prime minister winston churchill visited cairo. he appointed lieutenant general bernardamery as the new commander of british troops in egypt. a professional soldier,

patriotic war, countries like great britain lost somewhere around 350 or 400,000. you see, the entire wehrmachtoncentrated on the eastern front, in fact 80%, yes, and for some reason in our textbooks there’s no mention of the battle of stalingrad, well mentioned in passing, but of course, this is the orientation, it means in the information space, this leads to what, and of course, if we do not remember the kinship, then we will never have a future, i have the impression that a special one... this is how he tried to educate our new younger generation, and the future, of course, is in the hands of teachers, i have been involved in wrestling all my life, yes, we used to say that the younger the child, the athlete of the future, the more experienced the coach should work with him, we have such expressions, absorbed with milk mother, or this is learned from a young age, says that at a very early age, of course, certain basic things, we must lay down for the child, just with the little ones works danil titov in the kindergarten of yuzhno-sakhalinsk and one two three, the teacher is called the person

example, kryevka, a bandera-themed establishment where you can order buckwheat everyday life of the wehrmachtfaust, where russian borscht is served in turtles. let's go further, serious damage from the shock wave would have been noted in a radius of 1 km from the street named after the chechen terrorist dzhakhar dudayev in the southwest, to the end of maksim krivonos street in the northeast. there was such a hetman in the 17th century, famous for his cruelty. wave the pacified power would have rolled out for about 2,300 m. and the windows would have been knocked out from the street of the upa heroes, servants of the german fascists, to the street of abraham lincoln, who knows what side it has to do with ukraine. well, at least one joy for those in the know. they won’t touch the monument to bandera. vacuum bombs. they are very powerful, they, their explosion is on average the explosion of a nuclear bomb, yes, only not the traditional contamination of the area, but a huge powerful shock wave, a powerful temperature that burns everything, but we do not shoot at cities, we do not engage in bloodt

the wehrmacht's afrika korps lost almost all of its armor and was forced to retreat. 20,000 german italian soldiers were killed, and another 30,000 were captured. this victory was the first major success of the british troops since the beginning of world war ii. to say that it was a rout, no, by no means, the troops retreated, but it was certainly a failure, it was a defeat in terms of importance and the loss of the opportunity to take el alamein, romel, and the german command. they understood perfectly well that they no longer had any prospects of gaining control over the soviet channel, so they had lost this important military-strategic highway for themselves, it would remain with the british. in the second battle at eleno memein, it was well, not even a first -category battle, that is, well, yes, a victory, well, there were a significant number of such battles on the soviet-german front, but the battle at lamen was immediately made a legend. churchill said that after el alamein, we forgot dunkirk, that is, at dunkirk the english nation received a blow to the gut, it was imitation, it wa

second world war, countries like great britain lost somewhere around 350 or 400,000, the entire wehrmachthe eastern front, in fact 80%, and for some reason the battle of stalingrad was mentioned in passing in our textbooks, of course, this is the orientation in the information space, what does this lead to? of course, if we do not remember our kinship, then we will never have a future. i have the impression that someone did this on purpose tried to educate our new younger generation. talking about something important is a serious beginning of a big job. it is important not to go overboard in anything, you understand, you can’t go overboard, everything should be in moderation. and first, second, everything should be sincere, objective, understandable. we have such. the expression absorbed with mother’s milk, learned from young nails, all this says that at the earliest age the basic things should be laid down for the child, but everything, i repeat, should be within reasonable limits, then in general we have no one is engaged in patriotic education, everything is just left to chance, and no

patriotic war, countries like great britain lost somewhere around 350 or 4,000, you see, the whole the wehrmachtrated on the eastern front, in fact 80%, yes, and for some reason the battle of stalingrad was mentioned in passing in our textbooks. well, of course, this is the orientation, then, in the information space, this leads to what, and of course, if we do not remember our kinship, then we will never have a future, i have the impression that someone was trying to educate our new younger generation this way, and the future, of course, is in the hands of teachers, i have been involved in wrestling all my life, yes, we used to say so, thousand teachers educators from 89 regions of russia, this forum, of course, is a great opportunity to meet, communicate, discuss current issues of education and even just like that play board games. here they check erudition, participate in quests, hold competitions, discuss various issues: how to behave in parent chats, how to save a matinee if everything went wrong, the director unexpectedly asks the president for a separate discussion platform. teachers in m

let's go further, buckwheat everyday life of the wehrmacht or doctor faust, where bandera's establishmentan order serious destruction from the shock wave would be noted within a radius of 1 km, from the street named after the chechen terrorist dzhakhar dudayev in the southwest, to the end of maksim krivonos street in the northeast. there was such a hetman in the 17th century, famous for his six. days of the explosion of a nuclear bomb, yes, only not the traditional contamination of the area, but a huge powerful shock wave, a powerful temperature that burns everything, but we do not shoot at cities, we do not engage in bloodthirstiness, we are not banderites, while the 9,000-strong battalion is more of a nightmare in the ukrainian armed forces than a harsh reality, but ukrainian generals should not relax, the largest aerial bomb that ... is now used by russia with the ompk module is the fab 3000, the adab 1500 is already more powerful, and yet. a three-ton adapt also exists, do they hang wings on it? well, our enemies are the first to know about this question, as usual. vadim zavochenkov,

battles of the great patriotic war took place, the fighters literally bit into the ground to stop the wehrmachtks, the defender konstantin simonov dedicated his main novel the living and the dead to the riotous field, their fate, suffering, their life and death. a memorial complex was erected on the site of the heroic battles. the writer's ashes were scattered over the field. a memorial stone was also installed here. here, he, breaking everything, like a battering ram, crawled in circles along his own tracks. and collapsed, making the whole world happy. soon , another iconic object will appear on the territory of the memorial complex. the museum of glory. the building is designed in the form of the order of the patriotic war. this is symbolic. how the city of mogilev was awarded the order of the patriotic war, first class, in 1980. state duma chairman vyacheslav volodin proposed to direct unused funds from the union state budget to the creation of memorials, including the construction of a monument on buinicheskoye pole in mogilev. this is our common historical memory. tatyana tselishcheva, ser

patriotic war, countries like great britain lost somewhere around 350 or 400,000, you see, the entire wehrmacht was concentrated on the eastern front, in fact 80%, yes, and for some reason in our textbooks about the battle of stalingrad, well, they mentioned it in passing, but of course, this is the orientation, it means... from the first days of ukrainian aggression. vladimir putin personally announced his appointment new plenipotentiary representative and a new generation of leaders who have real, including combat experience. asya semenova. artem zhogo is one of the leaders of the donbass resistance, those who helped their native land, bled dry in battles with neo-nazis, to return to russia, patriotism, the ability to make decisions and take responsibility for them, qualities that are urgently needed in the civil service. and with your own deeds and you, your closest people who fought for the interests. co-industrial, there are a large number of enterprises of the military-industrial complex concentrated, i am a soldier, i will work to serve the motherland where i will be needed at the moment

during the second world war, many wehrmacht airfields were destroyed.why suitable highways were converted into takeoff and landing strips and were rebuilt after the end of the cold war. many strips are no longer clogged. a few minutes later, the pilot takes off from the military airfield in rovaniemi, the target is a seventy-kilometer highway as a runway for an emergency landing, the last check on the ground. this is completely uncharted territory, we just have to do it, drive on the highway with 300 km/h is certainly a challenge. today's flight schedule includes emergency landings on highways and special refueling maneuvers. these exercises can be expensive for the bundessphere. one hour of flight in a eurofighter costs 60,000 euros. the engine burns 500 kg of kerosene per minute when starting. the pilot first has to get used to the environment and the structure of the airspace, then he rushes at 500 km/h from the military airfield in rovaniemi to raiseå, a deserted area in the center of lopland, where the highway runs. there is little space here for m

then, as the wehrmacht advanced to the east, the nazis began to determine the fate of the belarusians, ukrainians, russians. in may of 1941 , the nazis had officially, planned, put down on paper, a decision to organize a mass goal. of course, to one degree or another, in the winter of 1941-1942, it affected all cities, occupied cities of the soviet union, more precisely all cities occupied in russia, ukraine and belarus. the situation at the front changed, and with it the forms of implementation of the ost plan changed, while the nazi strategy remained unchanged. when nazi germany began to suffer an absolutely clear defeat, the retreat began, the strategy of the higher. lands was adopted, this strategy was also genocidal, why? because, well, the nazis still thought in demographic categories, so when the germans began to retreat, they all the population sought to drive away with them, and to drive away not only the working population, which they needed, but also the non-working population only so that the arriving red army would not cure this non-working population, would not give it s

just did not mention there almost a... the battle of stalingrad, but this is strange, the entire wehrmachtd on the eastern front, in fact 80%, yes, and for some reason the battle of stalingrad was mentioned in passing in our textbooks, if we continue to do so , not remembering the people, then we will never have a future, i have the impression that someone was trying to educate our new younger generation this way and talk about something important... well, this is a serious beginning of a big job. the teacher of the year competition is becoming more and more popular. this year, more than 100,000 teachers from all regions took part in it. and they are asking the president? to do the same competitions for education advisers and directors? sergey sergeevich, what do you think about this? dear sir, we absolutely agree, next year we have planned a large forum of school directors, because there really is a lot of innovation, a single educational space, education, of course, directors here should be our allies, what should we sultans do, clarity is needed here, sergey sergeevich, pay attention to

second world war, they just didn’t mention the battle of stalingrad, but this is strange, the entire wehrmacht the eastern front, in fact, 80%, yes, and for some reason in our textbooks they mentioned the battle of stalingrad in passing, if we do this, kinship does not help, then we have no future it will never happen, it's absolutely, i have the impression that someone was trying to educate our new younger generation this way on purpose, and talking about something important is a serious beginning of a big job. let's think about what needs to be done additionally so that they use not only the internet, a primary school teacher from the kemerovo region has already prepared a proposal, because it is important that our children are well-read, and i would like to pay special attention to updating school libraries, we will definitely do this, including during repairs schools, looked at what is happening in our so-called new territories, there are lnr, dnr, novorus, kherson region, there is just a disaster there. but as far as i can imagine, the previous authorities never paid attention to this bef

second world war, countries like great britain lost somewhere around 350 or 400,000, the entire wehrmacht was focused on eastern front, in fact 80%, and for some reason the battle of stalingrad was mentioned in passing in our textbooks. of course, this kind of orientation in the information space, what does this lead to? of course, if we do not remember our kinship, then we will never have a future. i have the impression that someone was trying to educate our new younger generation in this way. talking about something important is a serious beginning of a big job, it is important not to go overboard in anything, you understand, you can’t go overboard, everything should be in the world, and first, second, everything should be sincere, objective, understandable, we have such expressions, absorbed with mother's milk, learned from young nails, all this says that at the earliest age the basic things should be laid down for the child, but everything, i repeat, should be within reasonable limits, then no one borrows from us at all. with patriotic education everything is more or less spontaneous,

great patriotic war, countries like great britain lost about 350 or 4,000, you know, the entire wehrmachtthe eastern front, in fact 80%, yes, and for some reason the battle of stalingrad was mentioned in passing in our textbooks, but of course it's like this. that at a very early age, of course, certain basic things, we should give a child to lay, but i repeat, it should be within reasonable limits, of course, here you need to talk to specialists, someone says at the age of five, i want to be a soldier, well , he takes a toy machine gun, plays, yes, someone behaves differently, but, but these are children, you understand, they have a certain level. development and you need to work with children, based on this level of development, these are subtle things, of course, you know, i've been involved in wrestling all my life, yes, we used to say that, the younger the child, the athlete, the future, all the more an experienced trainer should work with him, that's how it is, it's such a subtle thing, everything needs to be compared with levels. bring it carefully to the youngest children, connect

world war, they almost never mentioned the battle of stalingrad, but this is strange, the entire wehrmachtas concentrated on the eastern front, in fact 80%. a teacher from chelyabinsk has the following question for the head of state: we, teachers of literature, are very concerned that such a large number of numbers in the lives of our students leads to a significant decrease in the level of their speech culture, good speech is not only a sign general intellectual development, but it is still a sign, and there is no more striking sign of national identity than mastery of one's native language, let's think together what... to do additionally so that they use not only the internet, primary school teachers from the kemerovo region have already prepared a proposal, because it is important that our children are well-read, and we would like to pay special attention to updating school libraries, we will definitely do this, including during school renovations, we looked at what is on our so-called new territories, there are lpr, dpr, in novorossiya in the kherson region, there is a disaster there,