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[music]00:00:07
you can often see how an invention00:00:09
repeated many times turns into a00:00:11
fact, this is not news, it’s another matter who00:00:14
repeats and why, through thoughtlessness or with00:00:17
intent, and sometimes you come across a case where they00:00:20
repeat someone else’s intention without thinking, and00:00:23
this is a bad signal, hello December 13 to00:00:27
15, 1998 museum all of it00:00:31
Far Eastern Maritime Academy named after00:00:33
Admiral Nevelskoy Primorsky00:00:35
branch of the Union of Writers of the Primorsky00:00:37
Territory and the administration of the Primorsky Territory00:00:39
held an international00:00:41
Internet conference dedicated to the 59th00:00:44
anniversary of the sinking of the steamer Indigirka00:00:46
and other maritime disasters in the Far00:00:49
East in a letter addressed to the mayor of the00:00:51
Japanese city of Saru, the00:00:53
conference organizers reminded that00:00:55
that the quote is that00:00:56
on the night of December 12-13, 1939, off the00:01:01
coast of the island of Hokkaido, the00:01:03
steamer Indigirka crashed on board; there00:01:06
were 1,173 people on board, including eight hundred and00:01:09
thirty-five prisoners; the00:01:11
inhabitants of Saruu, selflessly risking their00:01:14
lives, saved 428 people and in Russia00:01:18
they appreciate this, and now about that How is this valued in00:01:21
Russia? During Sergei00:01:23
Korolev’s stay in Kolyma, his00:01:24
mother and wife desperately fought for his freedom in the Supreme00:01:27
Council of the USSR, this is something like today’s00:01:30
State Duma, among the deputies were00:01:32
test pilots Valentina Grizodubova00:01:34
and Mikhail Gromov, they supported the00:01:37
Korolev family and helped send the case to00:01:39
revision from the camp in the cartoon Sergei Korolev was00:01:42
called to Moscow again Butyrka prison00:01:44
had to return through Magadan and00:01:47
Vladivostok then he arrived in Magadan00:01:50
Magadan was formed and the 4th stage on the00:01:53
ship and not Gerta which left on00:01:56
December 8 and Sergei Palych could have00:01:59
caught it but they said that there were00:02:02
no places for him because he had already00:02:04
been formed and there were no places, then he could00:02:07
n’t get on this ship, he was very00:02:10
sad about this00:02:11
because he had to wait for the next00:02:14
navigation, you know what kind of ship00:02:17
will go there and John and this saved his life00:02:19
because Indigirka is00:02:21
in in the Sea of Okhotsk there was a storm, the Indigirka00:02:25
hit the reefs and all the prisoners00:02:28
who were in the hold died00:02:32
died in terrible agony all the prisoners00:02:35
died died died in terrible agony00:02:39
if there were 1173 people on board 835 of00:02:43
whom were prisoners and at the same time it was00:02:45
possible to save 428 people00:02:49
you just can’t do that all the00:02:51
prisoners died because if 83500:02:55
people out of 1000 173 died,00:02:58
then the remaining 338 would not have been able to pass00:03:01
themselves off as 428 rescued, it turns out that00:03:06
745 people died and there were 835 prisoners00:03:11
short, but maybe Natalya Sergeevna00:03:13
Queen means the prisoners,00:03:16
they are those who were already free00:03:18
the fact is that the stories about the wreck of the00:03:19
steamer Indigirka often contain 100:03:22
inaccuracy in reality, as follows from00:03:26
the materials of the investigative00:03:28
case published within the same conference on Indigirka there were only 5000:03:31
prisoners and we copy them for00:03:33
the review of cases where exactly is not specified,00:03:36
it depended on where each of them00:03:38
was convicted, where did the figure of 83500:03:42
prisoners come from? Again, based on00:03:45
the materials of the case, these were former prisoners who had00:03:47
just been released and explored the00:03:50
mainland, and there is also an inaccuracy, as00:03:53
you may have noticed, even in the letter from the00:03:55
organizers of the conference, which I00:03:58
just quoted after them 83500:04:02
prisoners were repeated in many00:04:04
articles and notes of artistic and00:04:06
journalistic works00:04:07
dedicated to the tragedy from the00:04:10
indictment in the case of the crash of the steamship00:04:12
Indigirka, passengers, gripped by panic00:04:15
in the absence of any life-saving00:04:18
equipment, rushed from the holds to the00:04:20
deck, rushed around the deck and when a00:04:22
list appeared overboard among the00:04:24
passengers there were 50 people00:04:26
under investigation and 835 people of former00:04:29
prisoners from former sentences00:04:31
who were accompanied by a convoy in panic,00:04:34
one of the guards subjected the00:04:36
passengers leaving the holds to gunfire, so00:04:39
maybe Natalya Sergeevna00:04:41
means that these 5000:04:43
prisoners died, let's compare with other00:04:46
speeches of Natalya Sergeevna to00:04:49
the side was in the Sea of Okhotsk, the Indigirka00:04:51
hit the reefs and when the sailors there00:04:55
wanted to open the hold in which there were00:04:58
prisoners of about 800 people, the00:05:01
chief of security said that it was not00:05:04
allowed and all the prisoners died and00:05:07
were saved only in this civilian00:05:10
who, after all, were riding on top on the top00:05:12
deck and in general00:05:15
more than 700 people prisoners died on the00:05:18
shores of Sakhalin the ship was hit by the00:05:20
captain mistaking a Japanese lighthouse for a00:05:23
Soviet one and the ship crashed off the coast of the00:05:25
island of Hokkaido00:05:27
more than 700 people00:05:29
none of those in the three00:05:31
prisoners came out00:05:37
and the queen was released for another 26 years00:05:40
fate again decreed in its own way, but00:05:44
it turned out that fate saved him00:05:46
because this ship00:05:47
hit the rocks on the mattress, they rushed00:05:51
just to the doors to open the doors to the hold00:05:54
where the prisoners were, and the head of00:05:57
the convoy said no, forbade opening there a00:06:00
huge number of people, several hundred00:06:03
people who died a terrible death00:06:06
because they were flooded with ice water and00:06:09
they were literally there, then when00:06:12
they opened they saw that they were literally hanging00:06:15
on the frames of these they were00:06:18
on the walls of these this hold because00:06:22
they tried to get out but it was impossible to get out00:06:24
there was an iron door that00:06:26
was battened down they just they just00:06:28
died everything from the book Natalya Koroleva00:06:31
about her father,00:06:32
on the fiftieth anniversary of the tragedy in Japan,00:06:35
they published a book, Sos00:06:36
Indigirka, in which it was said that00:06:39
Soviet sailors with their families were sailing on the ship,00:06:41
but when the Japanese00:06:43
tried to search for those who had00:06:45
once been saved,00:06:46
only one person was found at the time of00:06:48
the disaster, he was only three years old00:06:50
the Japanese wondered where the rest00:06:54
were, they had no idea that besides the sailors and00:06:56
civilians on the Indigirka there were00:06:58
faceless enemies of the people who, after00:07:00
the disaster,00:07:01
again ended up in prisons and camps, I wonder00:07:04
if all the prisoners died, as00:07:07
Natalya Sergeevna claims in an interview with00:07:10
Yuri there00:07:11
and in her television appearances, who are00:07:14
you? instead of them, he again ended up in00:07:17
prisons and camps,00:07:18
as it is written in the book, all the prisoners died00:07:21
died died in terrible agony,00:07:24
and since those who ended up in prisons and camps00:07:26
came to Japan, it means they died00:07:30
there in prisons and camps,00:07:32
because it was their imprisonment that is given as the00:07:35
reason for their failure to appear to the meeting of comrades in00:07:37
misfortune,00:07:39
the fact that 50 years have passed, some of00:07:42
which our country fought, including00:07:44
with Japan, of course does not count, one00:07:46
can understand the bewilderment of foreign00:07:49
comrades, one way or another, we found out that00:07:52
when Natalya Sergeevna talks about the death of00:07:54
prisoners, she mentions about 80000:07:58
people means not only those00:08:00
under investigation, but also those who had just00:08:02
been released, the00:08:04
prisoners locked in the hold knocked on the00:08:06
steel hatches, begging to be released, but the00:08:08
sailors who rushed to help were00:08:10
stopped by the head of the convoy, had00:08:12
father arrived in Magadan two weeks00:08:14
earlier, he would probably have ended up in the hold of the00:08:16
Indigirka on00:08:17
December 13, 3 Japanese ships with difficulty00:08:20
they were able to approach the00:08:22
ship that had suffered a catastrophe, its passengers and crew were removed,00:08:24
but the prisoners remained in the holds and00:08:27
help could only be given to them00:08:29
by cutting the side with an autogenous engine, and so, according to00:08:31
Natalya Sergeevna Koroleva, about 80000:08:35
prisoners were locked in either00:08:38
one hold or in several holds,00:08:41
in addition they were deliberately not released00:08:43
from there and when the sailors there wanted to00:08:47
open the hold in which there were00:08:49
prisoners of00:08:51
about 800 people, the head of security00:08:54
said that it was not supposed to be forbidden and all the00:08:57
prisoners died. The Far Eastern00:08:59
Association of Sea Captains on its00:09:01
website reports that 50 prisoners were settled in 1 hold00:09:05
and criminal cases were subject to00:09:07
the revision was accompanied by 10 escorts00:09:10
in the second and third holds,00:09:13
835 former prisoners were housed in the00:09:16
fourth hold, civilian workers of00:09:18
logging mills in the mines,00:09:20
climbing home after the end of the00:09:22
season,00:09:23
in total, the steamer took into its holds 113400:09:27
passengers plus 39 crew members, as00:09:30
we can see there were 400:09:32
of the holds protocol of interrogation of the captain of the ship00:09:34
after the second strike, the ship began to quickly00:09:37
list to the starboard side, before that I00:09:40
gave orders through the command to remove00:09:42
all people from the holds, in addition, I shouted to the00:09:44
shooter of hold number one to00:09:46
take people out of the hold,00:09:48
but he opened fire on those leaving, I00:09:50
heard 5 shots they say that he00:09:53
shot himself in the available materials of the case,00:09:55
in particular, the indictment does00:09:57
not contain a refutation of these words of the00:10:00
captain, it turns out that, as the captain says, he00:10:03
gave orders to remove people from the holds00:10:05
and the shooter began to shoot at00:10:07
those leaving, which means the hatches of the bow hold00:10:10
number one were open and even if00:10:12
the shooter did not did not miss once, which00:10:14
cannot be, given the storm, a sinking ship with00:10:17
good cream and the dark time of day,00:10:19
even if he killed five people, the remaining00:10:22
45 had the opportunity to get out,00:10:24
but people00:10:26
ended up locked in the aft holds not because the00:10:28
head of the convoy gave orders not to00:10:30
open the holds, but because the ship, after being00:10:33
hit by askola, lay on board and the hold hatches00:10:35
were blocked,00:10:37
they tried to get out of the new one,00:10:39
it was impossible, there was an iron door00:10:40
that was closed, they00:10:43
just died, everything from the00:10:45
indictment in case number 156 on00:10:48
charges of Nikolay Lavrentievich Lapshin and00:10:51
under Article 59 3 point in00:10:54
part 2 at the fsr fsr on December 13 at 12:00, the00:11:00
ship Karafuto Maru, sailing under the Japanese flag, arrived at the scene of the accident and the00:11:05
surviving passengers and00:11:07
crew members on board the steamer Indigirka were removed from the holds of the steamship00:11:10
Indigirka,00:11:11
there were still passengers who00:11:13
could not penetrate to the top since the ship00:11:15
was lying on board and the hatches were filled with water,00:11:18
captain Lapshin left the ship and went00:11:21
on board the ship Karafuto Mara, despite the fact00:11:23
that in the holds of the dead ship00:11:25
he commanded00:11:27
there were still living people up to 200 people,00:11:30
as for the head of the convoy00:11:32
who is trying to convince us Natalya00:11:35
Sergeevna Koroleva gave the order not to00:11:38
let the prisoners out of the hold,00:11:40
then according to the materials of the case, he did00:11:42
not give any orders, but simply00:11:45
escaped as one of the first from the sinking ship,00:11:48
for which he was later convicted.00:11:55
building without waiting for the00:11:58
captain’s command,00:12:01
11 people failed to climb in, including 8 crew members00:12:04
and the commander in the island, the boat drifted to00:12:06
the shore and capsized00:12:09
only five reached the shore, and so in one very00:12:13
short story, almost all00:12:16
the holds were false, there were several no orders00:12:18
not to let people out from the holds, the investigation did00:12:21
not record any people in the holds00:12:23
were not locked, and the information00:12:26
that all the prisoners died00:12:28
is refuted by the book by Natalya Koroleva herself,00:12:32
it’s very sad, but what can you do?00:12:44
they were riding on top on the upper deck,00:12:46
they all just died, but these are flowers, so00:12:49
no one put gingerbread on the00:12:52
Russian planet website, as well as the00:12:53
queen’s daughter, without referring to anything, she reports the00:12:56
terrible details of what happened00:12:57
which or day from the heart even more strongly,00:13:00
although it would seem that I consider it00:13:02
necessary to stop in more detail on00:13:04
this dubious essay because during the00:13:06
search process it became clear that00:13:08
today this is the most popular and00:13:11
most replicated material on00:13:13
the Internet on the topic of the Indigirka wreck,00:13:15
let’s start with the fact that the former tongues of00:13:18
Pryanikov turned out to be exactly 50 people,00:13:20
exactly the same number as00:13:22
were actually on the ship The prisoner of the gingerbread men sent for00:13:25
trial clarifies that these 5000:13:28
people were released under 1 birch00:13:30
amnesty, the source of this information, like00:13:33
everything else, is not indicated,00:13:34
but00:13:37
as many as 820 people were sent for the gingerbread trial, that is, he simply changed the00:13:40
number of those following for the trial with those already00:13:42
released, while a little00:13:44
having reduced the number of those released,00:13:47
political ones, according to eyewitnesses,00:13:49
made up only about 20 percent of the prisoners00:13:51
transported by Andy Gerka,00:13:54
the rest were inveterate criminals, the fact00:13:56
that they were taken for trial in Vladivostok were00:13:59
not tried on the spot in Magadan meant00:14:01
that they committed serious crimes from00:14:04
banditry and murders in the camp to00:14:06
theft of gold from mines, the fact that they were being00:14:10
taken somewhere for judgment, by the way, where did00:14:12
Pavel Pryaniki get the idea that they would be00:14:14
re-loaned in Vladivostok,00:14:16
so the fact that they were being taken somewhere for00:14:18
judgment meant only one thing: the trial00:14:21
was carried out as it should be at the place of00:14:23
initial conviction, which is why the00:14:25
queen they sent you to Moscow for trial00:14:27
they were your Chabad or Nalchik because he was00:14:30
convicted in Moscow the00:14:31
next fantasy another 60 passengers00:14:34
were sent to sharozhki00:14:36
again I will repeat on the ship there were only 5000:14:39
prisoners how could 60 of them be00:14:41
sent to prison00:14:43
design bureaus00:14:45
this idea, as I understand it, should00:14:47
cause lamentation about the damage that was00:14:50
caused to science Zykov accompanied00:14:53
armed NKVD convoys of 28 people00:14:57
there were no ten people for 5000:14:59
prisoners, quite enough but for 82000:15:02
of course not enough so I had to00:15:04
add under the leadership of Pechersky00:15:07
who in Kolyma had a reputation as a sadist, it would still be00:15:09
interesting to take a look to the00:15:12
source from which gingerbread men extracted00:15:14
such details from00:15:15
Ivan Petrovich Opechensky,00:15:20
born in 1914, the youngest of the accused, native of Ivan Stav Chany,00:15:23
office of the00:15:26
Podolsk region, a Ukrainian from00:15:29
poor peasants00:15:31
in the Far East ended up after being00:15:34
called up for military service, he did it in the00:15:37
116th Infantry Regiment on the second river near00:15:40
Vladivostok00:15:43
from October 36 to October 3800:15:48
and then enlisted in Accra in Kolyma,00:15:52
where he served until December 7,00:15:55
1939, and then until his arrest on00:15:58
February 12, 40, as a guard on the second river00:16:01
before being called up for military service, he was married,00:16:04
but the connection with his wife was then lost;00:16:06
parents and relatives live select00:16:08
becoming a member of the val ksm was reprimanded,00:16:11
arrested for three days and also demoted,00:16:14
and the squad commander for drunkenness00:16:18
while serving in Magadan, here is00:16:19
the most detailed account of00:16:21
Pechersk that we managed to find, where00:16:24
did the piquant details about the fact that00:16:26
he was a sadist come from, it’s hard to say00:16:29
so gingerbread describes the panic on the ship00:16:31
after the strike from Askola, the captain of Lapshin00:16:34
gave the order to remove all the people from the00:16:36
holds, but the guards from the NKVD near the hold00:16:38
opened fire with revolvers and00:16:40
rifles on those leaving, according to various sources,00:16:43
they killed from 10 to 30 prisoners -00:16:46
all that we have on this issue00:16:48
this is the testimony of the captain who heard 500:16:51
shots and the testimony of one of the survivors00:16:53
named Taro Banka who simply00:16:56
heard the shots00:16:57
but Pryanikov details appear00:16:59
revolvers and rifles several00:17:01
shooters instead of one not panicking00:17:04
outline food as stated in the indictment00:17:07
but deliberately shooting cabbage soup and NKVD people00:17:09
augers killed and even the number of those killed, according to00:17:12
some various sources, is pleasing that00:17:14
at least it did not reach the machine guns and the00:17:17
guards’ bayonet attack on the unfortunate00:17:19
prisoners succeeded from the indictment00:17:21
in the case of the wreck of the steamer Indigirka,00:17:25
panic arose among the convoy, one of the00:17:28
guards opened fire on people emerging from the00:17:30
hold, some of the guards took up the00:17:32
rescue herself, and the prisoners,00:17:34
taking advantage of the panic, took up00:17:37
robbery, shot again based on the00:17:40
case materials, lice guard,00:17:42
they dogs of the regime executed the00:17:45
prisoners on a sinking ship, without00:17:47
details, the assumption is made that00:17:49
this guard then shot himself, although it00:17:52
would be more logical to assume that those who were getting out of the hold00:17:54
helped him shoot himself the00:17:56
prisoners at whom he opened00:17:59
fire near house number one, as if00:18:01
shots were heard, the victim then00:18:04
said that in the windows of Vitz00:18:06
his last name remained unknown, first00:18:08
several times a shot was fired at the passengers00:18:11
under investigation trying to get00:18:13
out and then cornflower himself00:18:16
and the whole version about the guard’s shots00:18:18
is based on the testimony of the captain who does00:18:20
n’t say why the guard started shooting00:18:23
and Dora Banya, who generally just00:18:25
heard the shot and then even stated00:18:27
that the guards didn’t shoot at anyone, and00:18:29
then three sentences later he again stated00:18:32
that he heard shots of00:18:33
fifteen hundred,00:18:35
so great, only we saved everyone, the00:18:38
prisoners drowned in the tunnels,00:18:40
I the wife really needs to keep her mouth shut,00:18:46
you see the truth is the truth the truth as it00:18:52
was she says you throw it away at the pharmacy00:18:56
throw it away the children will throw it away throw it away00:18:59
somewhere you ask in the answers00:19:01
you write or Rupaul00:19:06
flooded it then 800 people were00:19:09
prisoners they beat and broke the NKVD guards00:19:12
you write00:19:14
point-blank shot and not a single one is saved, I’m cooking,00:19:20
but how is history written, the history of thousands,00:19:23
only rightly it’s not surprising that00:19:25
the Japanese were in no hurry to create00:19:27
memories tarot bathhouse,00:19:29
which every two words00:19:30
contradicts itself as long as I’ve been alive all00:19:33
the time, I thank the Polish people for00:19:39
saving me and how long will I live for the00:19:43
very last day will the people of the river be the00:19:47
Polish people and at risk I bow to the00:19:51
Japanese people for saving me, in00:19:56
short, when he began to sink00:19:58
[music]00:19:59
I jumped out 1 and then climbed onto the captain’s00:20:03
bridge it was me, that’s all I watched as the00:20:08
holds were opened he got there, well,00:20:12
how was it all around? I had everything matchmaker00:20:17
equal, she was the head all the head and I00:20:21
began to draw,00:20:25
I was this is my ship study will be and00:20:29
what photographs I laid with my head,00:20:38
these photographs00:20:41
are the passage of Indigirka at the site of the disaster, the00:20:47
bodies of the dead that succeeded to catch in00:20:50
the sea and bury among the rescued there were00:20:55
14 children, the00:20:56
youngest was only one month old, many of the00:21:02
rescued were frostbitten,00:21:04
they were immediately sent to the hospital, and this00:21:08
crew of the Japanese military schooner that00:21:10
saved the Russians from the sinking Indigirka00:21:13
I graduated from the fish ace and work as a diver and00:21:20
racer and was going to a hotel or something it happened, here you go,00:21:23
playing mountain at00:21:28
the first from the first class, I’m like this,00:21:31
please, they wrote about me in the hall teaser for00:21:36
everything, that’s how the caviar of the mind goes away, the score is passed00:21:41
through to the roles was send the game00:21:45
there to the Moscow Kremlin and only then00:21:48
the bathhouse, well, please, how did they00:21:52
get me a subscription? They took the non-subscription key and00:21:56
said is it only you about Andy at the top00:22:00
somewhere? Say a word,00:22:06
we'll hang you up when we came out, it00:22:10
was discharged, but it was no longer scary to write00:22:13
like that, I was silent for 50 years, I was afraid of the gate,00:22:18
feet, too, we're participating, I think I'm like this,00:22:22
you won't forget to write here what are you,00:22:24
if the NKVD has one letter,00:22:29
one thing torments me, why doesn’t our government00:22:35
let me take a break for a report for three00:22:38
years in Japan, this book is all the time I’m00:22:44
waiting for them to release it, I00:22:48
made a request, they answered it in Russian,00:22:59
just wait, give it that you’re the writer00:23:05
Biryukov in his book writes that during00:23:07
the investigation there was no one who saw the00:23:10
shooting of a guard at prisoners with his00:23:11
own eyes00:23:13
Alexander Mikhailovich Biryukov, a00:23:16
prose writer and publicist, a00:23:18
member of the Writers' Union of the USSR in the late00:23:21
eighties, was a co-chairman of the00:23:22
regional memorial society00:23:25
and in the last years of his life he was actively00:23:26
involved in the topic of political repression,00:23:29
identifying the names of repressed00:23:31
writers who were serving conclusions in00:23:33
Kolyma worked a lot in the Magadan archives00:23:35
editor and author compiler of the series00:23:37
Special Island published in Magadan since00:23:41
1991 and telling about the history of the00:23:43
camp Kolyma in the process of writing the00:23:46
book Kolyma history worked with the00:23:48
investigative case of the wreck of the steamship00:23:50
Indigirka00:23:51
provided by the archive from the FSB00:23:53
of the Magadan region of the death of the Indigirka there are a00:23:57
lot of unknowns, not all00:24:00
documents have been found, this work00:24:03
must be continued, but for now I thank the00:24:06
workers of the FSB archival unit00:24:09
in the Magadan region for their assistance in00:24:12
getting acquainted with the materials of our heroes, the00:24:14
investigative case of Biryukov in the00:24:16
Magadan TV program00:24:18
dedicated to Indigirka reports that in00:24:20
hold number one people died first and00:24:23
every single one of them,00:24:24
he didn’t imagine that passengers00:24:26
three and number one would die first and all00:24:29
to the bottom, and immediately, as if forgetting his words00:24:32
that everyone in hold number one died,00:24:34
Biryukov offers a version of deliberately00:24:37
throwing the ship on a rock for the purpose of disembarking,00:24:39
just don’t laugh this is just a00:24:41
biryukova version with the aim of landing a00:24:44
spy landing force of divers on the Japanese shore,00:24:47
which was previously loaded into hold00:24:49
number one, and here’s another00:24:51
version, and why not, based on the fact00:24:54
that the relationship between the USSR and Japan at00:24:58
that moment would be very tense,00:25:00
our country needed abandon and00:25:02
panic, but00:25:06
I don’t know the spy sabotage group, and just before sailing, the00:25:08
capital ship receives a package that00:25:11
he can hide only after reaching a00:25:13
certain point, he opens it and00:25:16
receives the task of00:25:17
throwing the ship on a rock near the very coast of00:25:20
Japan and noodles, disregarding all dangers, and00:25:24
in another situation he is probably 100 to00:25:26
drift on the open sea, waiting out the00:25:28
storm, enters the La Perouse Strait00:25:31
with pinpoint precision, perform tasks,00:25:34
the ship lies on its side, the group is00:25:36
safely in a crowd of thieves, or even00:25:39
earlier, hidden in suits, they land00:25:42
on the Japanese shore, the task is completed at an00:25:45
incredible price, but when in our00:25:47
country human life was considered of00:25:50
great value, diving version00:25:53
of course it’s good, one thing doesn’t add up:00:25:55
if in hold number one everyone died,00:25:58
it means they died and the landing party, what kind of00:26:00
jewelry execution of the task is there?00:26:03
Then the version looks more plausible, and in the00:26:05
dummy lighthouse I keep thinking00:26:08
how this could have happened, is the whole point00:26:11
that the highly experienced captain00:26:13
really confused difficult weather conditions00:26:15
conditions, lighthouses that he knew very well00:26:18
since he had passed by more than once,00:26:21
yes, he could have generally been careful in all00:26:23
conditions and not entered the strait00:26:25
to wait out that far from the shore where00:26:28
nothing threatened him, this is what the captains of00:26:31
several steamships who were at that00:26:34
moment not far from Indigirka did, but he went wrong00:26:38
and ran into who and what and the fault is00:26:41
self-confidence, which sometimes comes00:26:43
with experience, or maybe the Japanese00:26:46
insidiously changed the lights of the lighthouses, one of the00:26:49
witnesses00:26:50
testified to the government commission that00:26:52
investigated this tragic story,00:26:54
that this happened to the Japanese before,00:26:57
and in this very place, and why are you Japanese?00:27:00
and not to go for such sabotage if00:27:02
relations between the countries at that00:27:05
moment were nowhere worse, but for the sake of completeness, the00:27:06
romantic version of00:27:09
this circumstance did not go into00:27:11
what you can prove here, how you can confirm such a00:27:13
fact, even if it was just words, well, what00:27:17
if the Japanese are not deceived00:27:18
and the captain was not mistaken, I sat down, I00:27:21
understood perfectly where which lighthouse was a few minutes00:27:25
before the crash, the navigator said to the zone,00:27:28
forget what you saw and deliberately00:27:31
landed the steamer like this,00:27:33
tell me it’s fantastic, maybe, but if00:27:37
among those 50 who were being taken to new ones from the00:27:41
fishing line and maybe to death, he saw there was no way to00:27:43
show a person dear to him00:27:46
that mediocrity was on board00:27:48
only 49,00:27:49
as if he had deliberately excluded someone from the00:27:52
list and decided to save the passage at such an unthinkable00:27:54
price00:27:55
by handing over the passage to the Japanese, and therefore he abandoned00:27:58
it on a rock, he didn’t imagine that the00:28:01
passengers in holds number one would die00:28:04
first and that’s all to one thing, what actually00:28:08
happened there, who shot and why are they afraid he00:28:11
committed suicide or maybe it00:28:13
was a murder who this video was00:28:16
never discovered before the investigation but let’s return to00:28:20
Pryanikov 1 the Cossacks, or rather those same00:28:22
inveterate criminals, simply crushed the chain of00:28:25
NKVD augers and rushed to freedom no nor00:28:28
escape from the ship to rob and rape00:28:30
passengers from the free people sweep00:28:31
away the chain00:28:34
9 ball storm there is no light on the ship00:28:37
slippery deck the ship is sinking00:28:40
has a serious cream and the Incas and technicians00:28:43
on the deck line up in a chain00:28:45
to detain the inveterate00:28:48
criminals who are eager to be released and who are inveterate because00:28:51
they are being taken to trial and which, according to the00:28:53
queen’s daughter, all died in00:28:56
the hold and then went back to the00:28:58
camps, so similar to the truth,00:29:04
and regarding the fact that the criminals00:29:07
rushed to rape, I’m just trying to00:29:10
imagine the process of rape on a00:29:12
sinking ship in a 9-point storm from00:29:14
which dozens of people are washed away by waves00:29:17
drowning people are killed by the swell, as00:29:19
the captain said during interrogation, remember,00:29:22
seven hundred and forty-five people died, of which about00:29:24
200 were in the holds, which means about 500 people were00:29:27
simply washed away by the waves from the deck when they00:29:30
tried to escape, and in this situation,00:29:32
desperate philanderers, caught in their passion,00:29:35
were able to get out of their hold and00:29:37
penetrate into in the holds, free for me on00:29:39
the deck, they were doing this and having an00:29:42
orgy there, despite the fact that the ship, after00:29:44
several blows, lay on board at an00:29:46
angle of 90 degrees, straight sex00:29:48
extremes, some further, as00:29:51
eyewitnesses later recalled, about a dozen were stabbed to death,00:29:53
the criminals who received amnesty for them00:29:56
experienced the greatest of hatred at the very00:29:59
beginning of his article gingerbread reports00:30:01
about 215 the Indigirka hit the00:30:03
underwater rocks the bottom of the ship there was a00:30:06
terrible roar on board the lights went out and00:30:08
now the criminals break free and on a00:30:11
sinking ship they build a damn circus in00:30:14
absolute darkness some rob others00:30:16
rape 3 slaughter amnestied people and how and it was00:30:20
n’t in the dark that they recognized those who were amnestied, but00:30:23
by the glowing tambourines on their quilted jackets,00:30:26
just in case, there was no full moon then, and00:30:29
given that the author of the article mixed up the00:30:32
number of former prisoners of the language following the00:30:35
gossip, the statement that 5000:30:37
prisoners rushed and slaughtered more00:30:40
than 800 amnestied looks, excuse me,00:30:43
funny gingerbread only at that moment00:30:46
Lapshin, having reached the maps, realized that the00:30:48
ship was wrecked near Hokkaido00:30:51
from the interrogation report of the captain of the ship, the fold of the00:30:55
fan was lit, it00:30:57
was impossible to take the map and magazine since it was00:31:01
impossible to get into the wheelhouse with such a large list, after a few00:31:03
minutes the ship received a stronger blow00:31:06
and the helmsman's room quickly began to heel00:31:08
and the radio room broke off and00:31:10
went into the sea of gingerbread on the Karafuto Maru00:31:14
and the captain of the Indigirka Lapshin got off,00:31:16
despite the fact that there were00:31:18
still Lapshin people in the floor of the flooded holds on the00:31:21
Japanese shore, he remembered them only00:31:23
four days later00:31:24
from the interrogation report of the ship's captain.00:31:27
I left the ship, there were00:31:30
people left in the holds, but they could00:31:32
only be helped by autogenous cuts on board00:31:34
on the evening of December 13, at the time of the wakkanai, I00:31:37
immediately told the agent of the ship00:31:39
Karafuto Maru and the head of the port00:31:41
police that there were people left on board and that00:31:43
immediate dispatch of a motor vehicle was necessary00:31:46
both as of the genetic apparatus I was00:31:48
promised to be sent on the morning of the 14th,00:31:50
but later I learned from the consul that00:31:52
they sent only on the 16th and removed 28 people,00:31:56
of whom one died gingerbread. Already on00:31:59
December 13, the Soviet consul Tikhonov arrived in Wakkanai,00:32:02
he walked around the Russians and00:32:04
gave the command to destroy all documents,00:32:06
party and Komsomol tickets so that00:32:09
during the search they did not fall into the hands of the Japanese,00:32:11
the story about Consul Tikhonov is taken from the00:32:14
memoirs of a surviving Taro Bathhouse,00:32:16
only if you believe the website of the00:32:18
Russian Consulate General in Sapporo, quietly on in00:32:20
fact he worked at the embassy, but00:32:22
in the period from 1930 to 1934, a year00:32:28
before the crash of the Indigirka Tikhonov, according to data00:32:31
memorial was shot, it00:32:35
was probably another consul to the prisoners,00:32:39
he told them to introduce themselves as workers, they gave the00:32:41
fish a product, they say, if they transfer it, I00:32:44
will count it as some kind of gossip, despite the00:32:47
data from Natalia Queen and the fact that all the00:32:49
prisoners died and who were they going to00:32:52
judge I wonder00:32:54
if Taro Banka would answer this question00:32:57
if he were alive, because he also talked00:32:59
about how all the prisoners died and there00:33:02
were 800 prisoners there, they beat and00:33:05
broke the00:33:06
NKVD guards, you write point-blank shot and not a00:33:12
single one could save me,00:33:13
I’m cooking, but how is history written?00:33:16
food 4 rightly and immediately tells about00:33:20
how he talked with a surviving00:33:22
prisoner,00:33:24
and Taro Bathhouse also claimed that the NKVD00:33:27
declared him an enemy of the people, but he got off with00:33:30
just a non-disclosure agreement,00:33:32
then he talks about his participation in the00:33:34
Great Patriotic War, then gingerbread00:33:38
proceeds to the essence of his essay, because00:33:40
the article is called To the patriotism of the00:33:42
Gulag languages, the Red Cross invited everyone00:33:45
from Indigirka to stay in Japan;00:33:47
the proposal concerned primarily00:33:49
those who were convicted under the00:33:51
infamous Article 58; for this, two00:33:54
women from the Japanese Red Cross00:33:56
tried to conduct a survey of the00:33:58
survivors to identify watering00:34:01
prisoners, but their idea did not00:34:03
end in anything none of the Soviet citizens00:34:05
admitted that he fired a zik, although it is00:34:07
reliably known that those convicted under00:34:10
Article 58 among those who escaped were more than 3000:34:13
people. It00:34:14
would be great if our00:34:17
journalists at least sometimes somehow00:34:19
confirmed this reliability of their00:34:21
sources, moreover, as later in the end00:34:24
in the fifties, one of those00:34:27
people admitted that no one Bolotin, a former Trotskyist,00:34:30
strangled one of his comrades at night,00:34:32
who admitted that he wanted to exchange the gulag for00:34:35
freedom in Japan,00:34:36
here I must admit to our00:34:38
powerlessness, no matter how hard00:34:39
we tried, we could not find a00:34:41
mention of this swamp in any00:34:44
of the materials, even something related to the00:34:45
Indigirka tragedy,00:34:47
I even wrote to journalist Pryanikov and he00:34:49
answered me that they would try to remember, but00:34:52
apparently they couldn’t remember because00:34:53
I never got an answer. Finally,00:34:56
after almost two weeks, the00:34:59
Soviet00:35:01
motor ship Ilyich came to save and Mrs. Indigirka, they put people on the bus00:35:03
and we were taken to the port,00:35:04
we looked around with all our eyes,00:35:06
only now we saw Japan; in00:35:09
store windows, meat carcasses,00:35:11
hams, sausages, various fruits were displayed, then00:35:14
the presence of one of the workers of the trade mission00:35:16
said that the Japanese specially arranged00:35:19
such an exhibition themselves; they lived from hand to mouth,00:35:21
they divided rice into grains and food from00:35:24
Tokyo brought to mislead the Russians00:35:26
about the true state of00:35:28
affairs in the country, recalled one of the women from00:35:32
Indigirka, one of the women is of course a serious00:35:35
source,00:35:36
but actually these are memories of the tarot00:35:37
bathhouse and he was a man, why did the gingerbread men00:35:40
pass them off as the testimony of some woman? The00:35:43
riddle00:35:44
follows a terrible story about how00:35:47
survivors of Japanese hospitality of00:35:49
kindness and affection00:35:51
fall into the hands of our NKVD augers, of00:35:53
course the executioners first of all begin to00:35:56
beat those who showed weakness during their00:35:58
stay in Japanese captivity00:36:00
with a rifle butt, my front teeth were knocked out00:36:02
once, for the first time I regretted that I did not00:36:04
stay in Japan, I recalled that Bolotin,00:36:07
in order to stop the brutal beating of the NKVD, the00:36:10
augers offered to hand over as criminals those00:36:13
who killed their colleagues to Indigirka00:36:15
languages, they chose some two goners and00:36:17
after the shots the back of the head00:36:19
was thrown into the sea by00:36:21
the guards and below the executioners with the right to00:36:23
independently decide who deserves00:36:25
execution and versatility there were more than 1500:36:31
those who freely wrote denunciations against their00:36:33
comrades that they behaved suspiciously00:36:36
in Japan, 10 people who were denounced00:36:39
under Article 58 received from 5 to 15 years for00:36:42
espionage in favor of Japan, almost all00:36:45
political ones also received sentences from 5 to00:36:47
15 years,00:36:48
although most likely it was just gossip they00:36:51
would have extended their stay in the gulag, the captain would00:36:54
have been charged with sabotage and espionage for00:36:56
Japan and sentenced to death,00:36:58
and not only that the prisoners who drowned, according to the00:37:00
queen’s daughter, received00:37:03
additional sentences and the captain, it turns out,00:37:06
was convicted of espionage for Japan,00:37:08
in fact, from the00:37:11
indictment in the case the wreck of the steamship00:37:14
Indigirka00:37:15
following the backstay of the Golf Reed with a wind force00:37:18
of 9, the captain of Lapshin and his assistant00:37:21
Peskovsky did not take into account the fact that00:37:23
the ship inevitably in these conditions, and00:37:26
without cargo, must have a significant00:37:28
drift on the port tack; moreover, opening on00:37:31
December 12 at 1 hour 20 minutes fire meiko the00:37:34
captain and the watch officer decided that00:37:37
it was to the right of the course and mistook the fire00:37:39
for a lighthouse a stone of danger00:37:42
in meteorological conditions unfavorable for navigation00:37:44
and the possibility of00:37:47
errors, including the captain Lapshin and the00:37:49
watch second mate00:37:51
Peskovsky never took measures to00:37:53
determine the location of the vessel by00:37:56
measuring the depths, the people in the holds00:38:00
were extracted by the Japanese authorities only on00:38:02
December 16, 1939, by cutting into00:38:06
the sides of the ship,00:38:07
but in the fourth hold this was not done and this00:38:10
way only 27 people were saved,00:38:13
who were still able to00:38:15
grab onto the ends lowered by the Japanese and00:38:18
weak and the patients, due to their00:38:20
weakness, were doomed to death, the00:38:23
management, leaving the damaged ship, did00:38:26
not even warn the people remaining in the holds00:38:28
that their existence was known above00:38:30
and that they would be provided with00:38:32
any assistance in rescue, as a00:38:35
result of which the passengers, having sat in a00:38:37
helpless state for four days,00:38:39
drew a conclusion for themselves that their00:38:41
existence above is unknown;00:38:43
they committed suicide by00:38:45
cutting their veins and drowning; out of the00:38:49
total number of people on00:38:51
board the steamship Indigirka,00:38:54
428 people were saved, including 3500:38:57
crew members, and seven hundred and forty-00:39:00
five people died, including four crew members of the ship,00:39:05
well and article 59 3 under which the captain was tried,00:39:08
that is, malicious violation of00:39:10
labor discipline by transport workers,00:39:12
of course, has nothing to do00:39:15
with espionage,00:39:17
the juice was ours, well, they let00:39:21
our 2 thirds of the captain tightly squeezed to00:39:24
the execution of the00:39:26
assistants on April 14,00:39:31
1940, captain of the Indigirka Lapshin was00:39:33
sentenced to death, the00:39:36
senior assistant Krischenko was sentenced to00:39:38
5 years, and those who were on watch at night, the second00:39:41
assistant Peskovsky, was sentenced to 10 years.00:39:57
had to shoot the prisoners on the ship00:39:59
without allowing them to be rescued and delivered to00:40:01
Japan, the head of the convoy, it turns out, was00:40:04
tried for the fact that he did00:40:06
not shoot 820 prisoners on a sinking ship at night during a storm,00:40:09
because that’s exactly how many prisoners were00:40:13
brought for trial, according to Pryanikov’s data00:40:15
from the indictment in the case of the00:40:17
crash of the Indigirka steamship,00:40:20
being the head of the00:40:22
escort convoy, we follow them on the00:40:24
Indigirka steamship of persons under investigation and former00:40:26
prisoners, did not take measures to clarify the00:40:28
number of persons entrusted to accompany00:40:30
him when leaving for the voyage, did not00:40:32
instruct the convoys about their00:40:34
responsibilities in the event of a00:40:36
danger, the ship left the convoy at the moment of the00:40:38
danger and those entrusted to it00:40:41
for accompaniment of persons, so she00:40:43
looks without fantasy, boring and everyday00:40:46
and not a word about any executions, which, as00:40:49
you understand, finally turns00:40:51
Pryanikov’s article into an adult anti-Soviet00:40:54
libel. Is it surprising that00:40:56
Wikipedia refers to Pryanikov in the article00:40:59
about Indigirka,00:41:00
not to the materials of the investigative case, she is00:41:02
Pryanikova00:41:04
besides Pryanikov’s article was reposted by00:41:07
dozens of sites and blogs with00:41:09
numerous comments, the essence of00:41:11
which boils down to the fact that the stupid00:41:13
scoops had a chance to stay in beautiful00:41:15
Japan, but the red zombies did not agree00:41:20
[music]00:41:29
in general, according to Pryanikov’s article,00:41:32
it’s time for some Yuri Kara to make a film, such00:41:35
material is lost he if it would be called the00:41:39
Russian00:41:40
Titanic,00:41:44
hello, my name is Mikhail Tsvetov,00:41:46
my guest today is Pavel Pryaniki,00:41:48
help me today, Misha Pozharsky,00:41:50
in general, I understood you that the00:41:52
bad one is the revolutionary who was00:41:55
killed in time and killed after the revolution,00:41:57
if this happened, it would seem to me that00:41:58
this thing is wonderful if if Stalin had left00:42:01
in the mid-thirties filled00:42:03
remembered by the great Zotov broke the communities00:42:07
made me in her place not a person00:42:10
much worse from the affairs of the tank leaving00:42:13
well, this whole industry that00:42:15
was created while standing on what is it where00:42:17
where is it in the end it stands and absolutely it00:42:20
rots senselessly and the difference between the00:42:22
left and us is that I00:42:24
want, you know, to raise people, yes, I thought00:42:26
to my level and you don’t read on the channel00:42:28
so that people are destroyed again, what is the difference between the00:42:30
new left and the old left because to00:42:32
understand people, people need to be brought out of00:42:34
poverty elementary frequencies will come when we00:42:36
come to Walter’s topic00:42:37
because without this nothing normal will be possible00:42:39
and a rule of law00:42:41
with a normal market in this regard will be00:42:45
much more effective than just coughing the00:42:47
distribution needs to be understood, finally, I don’t00:42:50
know, there’s already robotization to introduce00:42:51
automation, for which I’m always happy there will be an00:42:53
entire political system of which the left00:42:55
wedge00:42:56
I recognize and in this sense I rather became a00:42:59
democrat why is there no success stories in history00:43:01
like you raised the left countries from00:43:03
poverty and now I say that the axis between00:43:05
normal bourgeois reforms is00:43:06
normal capitalism and only after00:43:09
that there will be socialism of the00:43:10
same Abramovich but would take away 8000:43:12
percent of the tax Sergey Brin is rich00:43:14
because well, damn, for such a benefit00:43:15
to society when no one accepted a00:43:17
political point of view, it’s Switzerland,00:43:19
yes, where we may have00:43:22
different views on some issues, yes, but we00:43:24
really want a00:43:25
good home or Leons of the poor00:43:28
pay the rich, then it’s as if they turn00:43:31
out to be victims and the test of the rich,00:43:34
well, what’s not on the gallows to read00:43:38
were in history I’m just jumping on the Maidan as00:43:41
your request00:43:43
fell apart on the flag I was almost all00:43:46
supra00:43:48
he will kill you00:43:50
if you are not a person and we don’t serve, let’s say00:43:52
so pathetic 3 years in the end you got a hoe who will00:43:55
kill you I cite Japan as an example00:44:01
for one simple reason that these00:44:02
people are something of a country that has escaped from the00:44:05
feudal Asian hell into a normal00:44:08
modern Western society people00:44:10
who formed this example00:44:12
which you can follow thank you for00:44:14
watching us I hope it was interesting, my00:44:16
name is Mikhail Tsvetov, Pavel Gingerbread was my guest, see you again,00:44:18
well, we had a powerful00:44:24
conversation, I want to say yes, you will00:44:28
laugh, but even the journalist of Gingerbread is a00:44:31
small child compared to the book Polar. the00:44:34
gulag, which tells about the00:44:36
Indigirka from Vladivostok to Nagaevo show, the00:44:39
cargo ship Indigirka, that is, in the00:44:42
opposite direction of reality, excuse me,00:44:45
there were about 1000 prisoners in its holds,00:44:48
knowing that they were being taken to certain00:44:51
death, they decided to seize the ship and00:44:53
head to Japan, they raised an uprising, having00:44:56
previously killed several00:44:58
dozen criminals since they00:45:00
refused to join them, the rest00:45:03
opened people began to penetrate the deck,00:45:05
trying to seize the ship,00:45:07
among the rebels there were also sailors with their00:45:10
captain and mechanic, the Soviet languages00:45:13
always traveled with their good00:45:15
jack, and here at Shalamov’s, too, the zaki are running00:45:18
to seize the airfield and fly to00:45:20
America like this they had their own pilots with them,00:45:22
and here the captain mechanic, the shift00:45:26
guards raised the alarm,00:45:28
several rebels were00:45:30
shot and the hatches were closed and filled with00:45:32
cargo, our ships when approaching the00:45:35
La Perouse Strait were always accompanied by00:45:37
Japanese submarines in00:45:40
order to avoid00:45:41
the sum, the captain of the Indigirka ordered to00:45:43
let the park into the holds for three days until they00:45:46
arrived in Nagaevo, the holds were not00:45:48
opened, when they were opened it turned out that00:45:51
several dozen people remained alive,00:45:53
the rest died for00:45:56
resourcefulness, the captain was nominated for a00:45:58
government award, the captain00:46:01
received a government award,00:46:04
execution, the funny thing is that the00:46:07
Indigirka tragedy is stupidly mixed here with another00:46:10
popular anti-Soviet myth about the00:46:12
death of prisoners on the ship Juma, the00:46:18
Far Eastern actor Alexander Usov will tell you about what happened there honestly and impartially, straight from00:46:22
1998, a poem by Boris Dyakov, a00:46:25
tragedy on a journey,00:46:27
this poem is worth00:46:29
listening to in its entirety00:46:31
to understand what can be done to a00:46:33
person if you bombard his brain for a long time and persistently00:46:35
scary00:46:38
stories where are Dudis Akhedzhakova who00:46:41
out of two thousand could have thought that their00:46:45
last hour had come when on the bottom 2 here are00:46:49
three minds on the ship there was a fire00:46:52
from shorting sockets or friction of the00:46:55
metal shaft no one knew the reason for this and00:46:59
no one began to find out the00:47:01
grease was burning under the flooring there where the00:47:05
mushroom rotated in wow00:47:07
and what then on jour there was no one about it, few00:47:12
people found out and those who knew will not forget the00:47:16
reserve convoy was raised and down there00:47:21
they gave people in a huge steel chamber00:47:25
but no one thought to save them the order was00:47:29
I was strong and harsh all the exit hatches from the hold,00:47:32
close with00:47:33
shields on the bolt and now00:47:38
Stalin's army closed over the acrid smoke for a year so that the00:47:42
week-long enemy of the people could not escape their triumph. The00:47:46
convoy Fuhrer in naked syrup00:47:49
was always ready for battle for every hatch with a00:47:53
machine gun and a stockade and bayonets with cowardly00:47:58
hatred of eyes to match him and the entire00:48:01
convoy stupid hari of marauders with a00:48:04
five-pointed star00:48:07
like this can, instead of porridge, so that without having to work,00:48:11
live freely, fry the breast of your own00:48:15
mother and eat with pleasure in the00:48:19
fight against fire, there is an old method,00:48:22
it has existed for many years, fill the holds with00:48:25
hot steam and all the cases of fire are not from the00:48:31
cruel death putne were through him an00:48:34
unheard-of nightmare when the order was given,00:48:37
they ordered hot steam to be applied to the corpse and the steam00:48:43
burst into 3 with a whistle,00:48:45
and in the hold there are people waiting for them, but there is00:48:49
an order, an order of a sadist, the people here00:48:53
carry in response to the children the screams of the knocks of the people00:48:58
whose flames are burning a direct focus along the00:49:03
hatch ladder he drills holes with a machine gun, he drowned out00:49:07
the moans and screams of the curse of Eva and00:49:12
horror reigned verses behind the00:49:16
steel bulkhead maximum about conga from viburnum with00:49:23
himself he was pleased with himself, he was completely alive people in00:49:27
their pairs and burned in the fire00:49:34
ah jour majulu are00:49:36
you carrying 2000 skeletons in huge steel cells00:49:42
and 5 while you are still alive, you are being00:49:49
transported to death, you are being transported to torment in the nightmare00:49:53
of the Kolyma camps00:49:55
according to the course of Stalin’s science, the train00:49:59
to the appearance of people to the Magadan berths00:50:03
layers of permafrost, that’s how much you00:50:08
told Olga, the guard could cook, the00:50:14
Fuhrer had a wolfish mouth and00:50:17
was always ready for slaughter closed Stalin's00:50:21
yelling stupid hari marauders with a00:50:23
five-pointed star00:50:25
frying the breast of one's own mother,00:50:28
this is the very case when people00:50:30
seem to use paints and bright colors00:50:33
and still end up with brown [ __ ],00:50:36
and meanwhile the cause of the fire at Juma and in00:50:39
September of '39 remains00:50:41
unknown, a huge number of victims00:50:44
for the voiced myth was taken from the00:50:46
history of the Indigirka, the stories that00:50:49
all the dead were thrown overboard are00:50:51
completely unconfirmed and the00:50:55
selfless actions of the Japanese00:50:57
rescuers of the coastal residents, as well as the00:51:00
caring care that was provided to the00:51:03
shipwrecked in the city of Kanai00:51:06
deserve to be noted and the sun from the fact00:51:09
that all these events took place during a00:51:12
period of aggravation of relations between the USSR and00:51:16
Japan; quite recently there were00:51:19
fighting at Khalkhin Gol and each side00:51:22
looked at the other as an enemy00:51:26
[music]00:51:28
using the situation in Europe, they00:51:31
ballistic Japan attacked in the area of the00:51:33
Khalkhin Gol river00:51:34
in the Mongolian of the People's Republic00:51:37
[music]00:51:42
faithful to its international duty, the00:51:45
terrible army, together with the troops of the00:51:47
Mongolian People's Republic,00:51:49
went on the offensive,00:51:54
it was not just a border conflict,00:51:56
we found ourselves in a state of actual00:52:00
war with Japan, if successful, the Japanese00:52:04
military was preparing to capture the entire00:52:06
Soviet Far East,00:52:10
four months continued to and to00:52:17
the north mountains Bayan Sagan00:52:19
Soviet Mongolian troops with a sudden00:52:22
blow surrounded and destroyed the main00:52:25
group of Japanese troops00:52:29
25,000 killed 30 thousand captured Japanese00:52:34
soldiers and officers00:52:36
Japanese Valencia had never known such a defeat, but00:52:38
suspicion and the desire to find out00:52:41
more about their dangerous neighbors are00:52:43
evidenced by numerous interrogations to00:52:46
which they were subjected many at least a00:52:49
hundred00:52:50
Indigirka passengers were interested in the Japanese most of00:52:53
all in former prisoners; in00:52:55
addition to the usual questions that could00:52:57
be classified as formal, there were questions such00:53:00
as how you ended up in the Far00:53:03
East, where you lived, where you worked, what00:53:06
industrial enterprises were nearby, what00:53:08
Magadan would say if there were military units in it, where00:53:10
the airfield is located where the00:53:14
interrogation roads lead stopped only after the00:53:16
intervention of the Soviet consul, oh00:53:18
well, how many ironic comments00:53:22
were there under the release of the hardened well, what could a00:53:27
simple actor tell an American intelligence officer in three meetings who had00:53:29
just returned from a city under construction of00:53:31
secret defense enterprises,00:53:35
Google maps users were perplexed,00:53:38
but here are your questions about the depth of the river,00:53:40
which probably didn’t appear yesterday, about the00:53:43
number of Persians on the river and other00:53:45
nonsense00:53:46
that also seems stupid and00:53:49
insignificant to you, because in the movies they don’t spy so boringly00:53:53
that a simple language can know about Magadan,00:53:55
but they didn’t send00:53:58
important documents through Berzin looked at it and00:54:04
didn’t have any secret information by default,00:54:05
but stupid Japanese counterintelligence officers, it turns out,00:54:10
questioned the simplest people in great detail about all00:54:12
sorts of stupid things00:54:15
a child’s dream one two three four we were sitting00:54:19
in the apartment suddenly a bell was heard and a00:54:22
shooter came to us with him the agents of the building00:54:25
manager rummaged everything upside down00:54:28
rummaged all the pillows under the bed, all the00:54:32
toys,00:54:33
and then they went to him and dad, these are our00:54:38
old friends from the tvr queens who, in a00:54:41
5-minute episode about the queen, managed to00:54:43
pile up so much nonsense that they00:54:45
deserve to forever remain00:54:47
at the very bottom of domestic journalism,00:54:50
if of course this bottom exists, fact00:54:53
number two returning to Moscow in May00:54:55
1940, Korolev was supposed to00:54:57
leave Magadan on the Indigirka steamer,00:54:59
but could not because he was in the hospital with a00:55:01
stomach ulcer, it turns out that Korolev,00:55:04
who was already in Moscow in February 40, was00:55:06
supposed to sail on the Indigirka steamer in May 40,00:55:10
which sank in December 39 and00:55:14
pay attention to the journalists00:55:16
working for Korolev TV in that same00:55:19
science city, the space capital of Russia,00:55:22
who would think to know the biography of00:55:24
Korolev00:55:25
or at least prepare a little before00:55:27
going on air, more than half a century has passed00:55:30
since the death of the steamer Indigirka off the00:55:32
northern coast of the island of Hokkaido and all00:55:34
this time the story of the death00:55:36
was for the family, but as far as I00:55:39
understand, Korolev broke at least one of them,00:55:41
by the way, remember the 2007 anti-Soviet film00:55:44
Korolev where the orderly felt the00:55:47
queen’s face immediately after the beatings and00:55:49
authoritatively declares that both his jaws were broken,00:55:52
you broke my we jaws00:55:56
weather keep proletarian bread as the00:55:58
creators of the film did not find anything00:56:00
better than information about the wreck of the00:56:02
Indigirka, which was classified in the USSR00:56:04
until the 90s, to put00:56:07
into the mouth of some aunt whose queen is00:56:09
waiting for the start of navigation00:56:11
and clearly knows all the details, even00:56:14
tells how people screamed and knocked00:56:16
in the holds it is clear that this is such a00:56:18
cinematic technique, quite00:56:20
acceptable of course, but the information that is00:56:22
presented using this technique is, to put it mildly,00:56:25
unreliable, and the steamer sank00:56:29
your steamer, the passage hit a rock,00:56:39
got a hole, ran aground and all00:56:43
the prisoners died as they died00:56:48
when the Japanese spa center arrived of our00:56:52
wounds you told me he said that there were people in the hold and the00:56:54
Japanese were pulling into the house,00:56:56
they didn’t know that they were00:56:58
carrying enemies of the people along with the sailors there with the civilians,00:57:04
how could they abandon people, these people in the00:57:12
greasy holds were knocking, begging to be let out,00:57:15
but the head of security didn’t let him in,00:57:20
so it’s a miracle00:57:23
that you’re from such the misfortune00:57:28
has gone away where did the authors of the film get00:57:30
all this from Pryanikov or something00:57:36
[music]00:57:48
[music]00:57:57
by the way about the great mission00:57:59
about the fact that Korolev, they say, did not get00:58:02
on Andy Gerka and this saved his life in00:58:04
Magadan, the 4th stage was formed on the00:58:08
ship Indigerda of which left on00:58:11
December 8th and Sergei Palych could have00:58:14
caught it, but they told him that there were00:58:17
no places because it had already been00:58:19
formed and there were no places here, she was a00:58:22
steamer on and couldn’t get in, he was very00:58:24
sad about this because he00:58:27
had to wait for the next navigation, you know00:58:30
what kind of ship there is Sergei will also go and I will00:58:34
get to know about this and of course00:58:35
he asked to be sent by the nearest00:58:39
ship, it was the closest00:58:40
and then the navigation was closed altogether for00:58:44
some time, well, again, fate00:58:47
was keeping him because it was Indigirka,00:58:50
he was told that it was a pde formed and00:58:53
we couldn’t take you00:58:55
the ship can be fully equipped, there’s nowhere for you to sail, there’s nothing to go on,00:58:59
I have this order00:59:02
for the People’s Commissar’s sleep, many have00:59:05
orders and he has a cold and a patient00:59:09
remains in Magadan, he was very worried, he00:59:14
did it where do you go, documents where you need to go to00:59:18
Vladivostok,00:59:20
a ritual in Vladik until the next navigation, there are00:59:24
no places, guys you are here until00:59:27
spring until spring there is00:59:29
no urgent need to get to Moscow I still do00:59:41
n’t even need to get to Moscow urgently I’m00:59:46
taking a turn here like you00:59:49
know how many people allow themselves to be01:00:03
assigned anywhere I have an order I already told01:00:07
you to repeat there is no place no I need it01:00:11
urgently I’ll take it I need it so that gunpowder01:00:14
sank, here in the article by Ardova, a researcher at the01:00:21
Magadan Regional Museum,01:00:24
it is said that in 1935 navigation01:00:27
opened on February 17, or here is the01:00:31
Magadan media dot ru website with reference to the01:00:33
newspaper of the Soviet Kolyma in 1939, which01:00:36
states that maritime navigation for the01:00:39
port in Nagaevo Bay is like the rule01:00:41
began in May and ended no01:00:43
later than December, the01:00:44
fact is that from Magadan it was impossible to get01:00:47
to Vladivostok01:00:50
by land in any way, but only by boat01:00:53
on the Sea of Okhotsk because there is complete impassability there;01:00:57
the queen will have to wait for a new flight for01:01:00
many more months; he has no idea has01:01:02
how lucky he really is,01:01:05
how did Korolev01:01:07
get to Moscow already at the beginning of February? the01:01:09
navigation was closed in December,01:01:12
it opened in February at best;01:01:14
Korolev arrives in Moscow at the end of February,01:01:17
leaving behind him a journey01:01:19
from Magadan to Vladivostok from01:01:21
Vladivostok to Khabarovsk01:01:22
and already from Khabarovsk by train to Moscow, it01:01:25
was February 28, 1940, he just01:01:30
ended up in the Butyrka prison,01:01:31
when did he still have time to wait for more than one month,01:01:34
and how did he get to01:01:36
Vladivostok? it01:01:46
will go there and it was all the closest one01:01:48
and then the navigation was closed altogether the01:01:51
answer to this question is very simple01:01:53
if we abandon the fiction that the Indigirka01:01:56
was the last ship to navigate, then the01:02:00
mystical message disappears: the01:02:02
kings had to drown but fate01:02:04
saved him01:02:05
so that today we have our own01:02:07
cosmonautics so that those who today is01:02:09
ruining this astronautics, like everything else,01:02:12
could tearfully complain about the fact that01:02:14
Korolev did not live longer, and if he had01:02:17
lived, then we would already have dachas on Mars, so01:02:21
this ship was so, so the01:02:22
forest was obviously a friend,01:02:26
but there were many who wanted to leave so how01:02:29
the navigation ended this carving and the son was the01:02:32
very last one to follow01:02:35
100, it is correctly known that after the winter some kind of01:02:38
passage further is being built, it left his leg a01:02:40
few days after the people of Nivki,01:02:43
in fact, Korolev calmly01:02:45
went to Vladivostok on one of the ships that01:02:47
left after Indigirka, the01:02:49
steamship was called Felix Dzerzhinsky, which is why01:02:52
already at the end of February Korolev was01:02:55
in Moscow, you can read about this in01:02:58
Natalya Koroleva’s book.01:03:00
Finally, on December 23, 1939, my father was01:03:04
sent from Nagaev Bay to Vladivostok by01:03:07
the steamer Felix Dzerzhinsky, a01:03:09
scan of the registration card was in01:03:12
Vladivostok 23 12 3901:03:15
so after the Indigirka there were dalstroy ships,01:03:17
their01:03:18
xr were female, and the legends about the miraculous rescue01:03:21
of the queen because he certainly01:03:24
had to end up on the Indigirka last01:03:26
steamer during the navigation flashed like a glass made01:03:29
of cheap Chinese glass, none01:03:32
of those who were in difficult01:03:34
prisoners came out01:03:40
the queen was released for another 26 years01:03:43
fate again ordered in her own way01:03:46
returning to Moscow in May 1940,01:03:48
Korolev was supposed to leave01:03:50
Magadan on the Indigirka steamer, but he01:03:52
couldn’t because he was in the hospital with a stomach ulcer;01:03:54
it saved his life during a storm; the01:03:57
ship sank on the islands of Hokkaido, along01:03:59
with all the prisoners on board, where is01:04:01
after all, Natalya Sergeevna Koroleva01:04:03
took the statement that the head of the convoy01:04:06
forbade the release of people from the hold when the01:04:08
Indigirka I began to drown there01:04:10
is nothing like that in the published01:04:12
materials of the case01:04:14
when the sailors there wanted to open the hold in01:04:17
which there were about 800 prisoners, the01:04:21
head of security said that it was01:04:23
not supposed to forbid01:04:25
and all the prisoners died in the same place where there was01:04:28
information that dad had01:04:30
both jaws broken in the book by Yaroslav01:04:33
Golovanov01:04:34
from the book by Yaroslav Golovanov Korolev01:04:37
facts and myths01:04:38
having loaded the holds 1064 languages of which were01:04:42
sent from Nagaev Bay for judgment01:04:44
Indigirka in the stormy strait Laperousa01:04:46
lost its course and sat on a rock off the01:04:48
coast of the Japanese island of Hokkaido,01:04:51
water poured into the holds, but the head of the convoy01:04:53
forbade opening the hatches,01:04:55
dooming people to certain death. There is also an01:04:58
article by a certain Natalya Smirnov, the secrets of01:05:00
Magadan, from which the gullible reader01:05:03
learns that Korolev was sailing on the01:05:05
steamer Indigirka, but he managed to01:05:07
escape in Japan Korolev definitely wasn’t01:05:10
so apparently he got to Moscow by01:05:12
swimming and also a number of other interesting01:05:14
details01:05:17
[music]01:05:18
why in this film and other01:05:20
anti-Soviet fakes everywhere there are01:05:22
lies everywhere it would be great to accuse the01:05:26
queen of gingerbread or some01:05:27
specific blow and of conspiring against01:05:29
everything good but alas,01:05:31
if ideological problems were so01:05:33
easily solved, we would have lived long ago without01:05:36
war and exploitation,01:05:37
but for now we have such journalists01:05:40
during a storm, the ship sank on the islands of01:05:42
Hokkaido along with all the prisoners on01:05:44
board and such officials01:05:46
this radio station says Moscow today is01:05:49
Tuesday October 15 but Today, apparently, we will have01:05:52
some kind of special name, says01:05:54
Magadan,01:05:55
because our guest is the Vice01:05:56
Governor of the Magadan Region Andrey01:05:58
Kolyadina 3 Mikhail, hello,01:05:59
hello,01:06:02
first of all, tell us about Magadan, the most beautiful place, an01:06:05
amazing place, I’ve been there for 7 months already,01:06:09
and one more question, and you You01:06:11
understand that in 2019, for many01:06:14
Kalmah,01:06:15
this means a film, friends, yes, that is, if01:06:18
here in the territory we forget01:06:21
that there were repressive times and in these01:06:23
times people were killed, they were tortured, they were01:06:26
forced to work for 14 hours, horses01:06:29
worked for four hours, lies horses01:06:31
were necessary protect and people networks for 1401:06:34
hours in inhumane conditions,01:06:36
including in uranium mines they were forced01:06:38
to work and they enriched the uranium, you know how they enriched it01:06:41
in large frying pans, fried it over the01:06:44
stove, imagine there were people standing and that01:06:47
means it was a very easy job,01:06:49
everyone was trying to get there, well because01:06:51
that they didn’t work for long, well, you’re going nowhere,01:06:54
this is David, but what will you do? This is a01:06:57
story that can’t be avoided, it doesn’t01:06:59
have a subjunctive mood,01:07:01
hello everyone, Louise Clarke, and today I’ll01:07:03
tell you how you can dress his caves with uranium01:07:05
for and January of this we will need uranium,01:07:12
here it is01:07:15
our mine we put a compressor01:07:26
from one bug from one uranium we01:07:29
get 1 enriched uranium01:07:31
thank you all for watching give your thumbs01:07:34
up everyone for now01:07:35
however if the vice governor of the Magadan01:07:37
region knows how to enrich uranium in a01:07:40
frying pan we can only be happy01:07:43
for the inhabitants of the region who are, so to01:07:45
speak, at the forefront of progress and sweetie01:07:49
horror comes to your heart when01:07:51
you imagine what01:07:56
bridges and medical institutions and other01:07:59
social infrastructure facilities in the Magadan region will soon turn into with such01:08:01
educated officials, but then01:08:05
little by little Russia began to return to01:08:08
Magadan and now the first01:08:10
stages of the return to Russia of Magadan are underway when it01:08:13
begins to be built roads01:08:14
when they begin to build a sports01:08:17
facility01:08:18
cultural institutions a01:08:20
big construction project will now begin when they will01:08:22
finally build houses again in order to01:08:24
resettle emergency housing and I can01:08:27
say that the Kalancha does not yet believe in this, the01:08:29
people who are watching, the01:08:31
new governor has arrived, they are bastards they think01:08:33
that he arrived here today, tomorrow01:08:35
everything must change, miracles don’t01:08:37
happen in the world, there are rules, there are01:08:40
laws that must be observed while01:08:42
in this country, and yet01:08:45
we are progressively and clearly moving towards01:08:47
changing the environment around children on the01:08:49
positive side, that is, we we cause01:08:51
joy and do good,01:09:07
but seriously, Vitaly Grigorievich is great01:09:10
5 metals of distant construction in the first half of01:09:14
1951, another important event took place01:09:17
at the Hunchak mine, a01:09:20
hydrometallurgical plant for the01:09:22
enrichment of mined uranium containing01:09:24
ores,01:09:25
all work on the installation of the plant and01:09:27
technological lines was carried out under the01:09:29
leadership of Moscow brigades in it and 901:09:32
at the same time as part of the 1st department01:09:34
operated its own central01:09:36
research laboratory01:09:38
nabu tuga chagina ore processing01:09:41
plant were equipped with drying01:09:43
ovens in which it was necessary to01:09:45
stir the drying mass of uranium oxides that had passed through the01:09:47
crushing chemical and press shop01:09:49
until it was dry;01:09:53
drying ovens were not for enrichment of uranium01:09:56
and to dry the final material that01:09:59
had undergone a rather complex01:10:02
technological process for those times,01:10:04
if I understand correctly, a01:10:07
method called centrifuge was used.01:10:11
These gas centrifuges have been working around01:10:14
the clock in a continuous01:10:16
technological mode for more than 25 years,01:10:19
workshop number 53, essentially a gigantic organism,01:10:25
thousands of uranium isotopes are separated here centrifuges rotate at a01:10:28
speed of about one and a half thousand01:10:30
revolutions per second,01:10:31
what happens to the uranium at this moment01:10:33
is explained to us by the chief technologist: the01:10:35
centrifugal field will be divided due to01:10:38
circulation, which means it will stop01:10:40
intensifying and back here inside01:10:43
special collections,01:10:45
that is, one selection no one is clear01:10:47
that when the gas is divided into centrifugal01:10:49
field, that is, a light isotope, it is01:10:51
concentrated closer to the01:10:53
son of durotan, heavier due to01:10:56
for the poorer, it is closer to the walls of birth, the01:10:58
output is uranium hexafluoride01:11:00
of the 230 fifth isotope, the01:11:03
remains of a centrifuge in an abandoned01:11:05
enrichment plant will be and chaga01:11:07
can be found today, but of course the meaning of the01:11:10
story in frying pans is not in order to01:11:12
highlight the process of uranium enrichment, the goal is to01:11:15
remind in what inhuman01:11:16
conditions the powerless Soviets worked,01:11:19
and indeed Zoellik writes about01:11:21
how many people died in terrible agony01:11:23
at this work and where he got this01:11:27
work, he refers to a certain Zhiguli, a01:11:30
link in the note gives to book leafy01:11:33
and nesterenko wolf stone uranium01:11:36
islands of the gulag archipelago well let's look01:11:38
in this book to whom the authors refer to the01:11:42
memoirs I draw your attention not01:11:45
to documents not to some statistics01:11:47
it is the memoirs of the poet Andrei Zhigulin and01:11:50
what does Zhigulin write the most terrible01:11:53
place in the future gocha girudy processing01:11:56
plant there was such a place a dryer01:11:59
they worked there for six hours in total01:12:01
they worked 20 shifts01:12:03
and then these healthy guys, seemingly rested01:12:05
from hard work,01:12:07
were sent to a treatment zone it01:12:10
was called a special treatment zone there the entrance01:12:13
was closed to the rest but I knew what was there for01:12:15
me told the electrician who channeled01:12:18
the electricity there and someone else, I knew01:12:21
that their hair was falling out there, there was blood coming01:12:23
from their ears and wear and tear and they were dying, and so the01:12:26
source of ominously information that was01:12:29
given out on the radio in a monstrously distorted form,01:12:31
says Moscow, vice-governor of the01:12:33
Magadan region, a01:12:35
nameless electrician and someone else from the01:12:38
memories of this is Zhigulin, for01:12:40
sure listen to think know you01:12:44
ask who Zhigulin is, if you please,01:12:46
he will tell about himself I am completely01:12:50
rehabilitated,01:12:51
I have the right one and certificates two bullets01:12:56
hit me on a distant deaf cradle 101:13:01
spread out my01:13:02
elbow the other hit the head and01:13:06
drew this01:13:10
target and another on the skull, and they died, they were put at01:13:14
the watch01:13:15
so that the zaki could go watch, you can’t run01:13:20
rock, you01:13:21
and I woke up in the zone and in the zone it’s01:13:26
impossible to finish me off, they just01:13:29
beat me with the toes of tarpaulin boots, broke their01:13:34
ribs and teeth,01:13:36
believe groin and in the liver, but I01:13:40
was still happy, I remained alive, I01:13:45
showed myself as such because in01:13:48
1949, in Voronezh, there was an01:13:51
underground youth organization operating, it was an01:13:55
underground structure, Pyaterochka, I was the01:13:59
simplest, such an ordinary, simplest St.01:14:03
Petersburg structure, they exposed their salt, the01:14:06
dispensations became ancient, and01:14:09
our platform was based on01:14:12
Marxism or treason, participation in such an01:14:15
organization was the fault, the real01:14:20
fault, it was of course you were that fault, we were01:14:26
strong,01:14:27
it was easier for us guilty than for those who were taken01:14:32
without any guilt at all, you understand, there was such01:14:37
pride that we fought against this regime01:14:42
and ended up for no reason, but the01:14:48
worst thing was behind place in Patong Chagi01:14:51
was Arruda processing plant there01:14:55
was a place such a dryer01:14:57
what large baking sheets electric01:15:01
stoves and to the earring by they dry the Ural people the01:15:07
work was easy, they worked for four hours in01:15:11
total with pleasure traces of this work01:15:15
Western Ukrainian young guys than in the01:15:19
mines to work 14 hours all of 20 light of01:15:23
their healthy resting in the01:15:27
1991 documentary Kolyma, the story of one01:15:31
300 did not say about the electrician, or01:15:34
they cut off their noses and they died,01:15:41
so what happened to the dead prisoners of01:15:44
Indigirka, it’s unlikely that Natalya Sergeevna01:15:46
Koroleva is deliberately deceiving us,01:15:49
most likely she just sincerely believes01:15:52
when- then he believes the acquired information01:15:54
recklessly, as only an01:15:56
intelligent and educated person can believe in01:15:58
Stalin’s crime and in the fact that the01:16:00
Soviet Union was worse than Nazi01:16:02
Germany,01:16:03
it would seem that there are case materials they have been01:16:06
published, take the fact of a criminal01:16:08
order for a cargo ship with01:16:11
passengers on board to go to sea and vilify the system. the01:16:13
fact of the fulfillment of a criminal order by the01:16:16
captain of the port and blasphemy the system, take the01:16:19
fact of the execution of a criminal order by the01:16:20
captain of the ship and his assistants and01:16:23
vilify the systems, it’s unlikely that other ships01:16:26
transported prisoners in more01:16:28
comfortable conditions, how do01:16:29
you grab all this and spin it through the forest?01:16:35
why yes01:16:38
because criminal disposition, criminal01:16:41
negligence and all this other stuff doesn’t01:16:43
catch a bit creepy over there in South Korea,01:16:47
remember a few years ago a01:16:49
ferry sank because the captain entrusted the01:16:51
controls to an inexperienced woman and then also01:16:54
dumped one of the first received a01:16:56
life sentence on charges of mass01:16:59
action with more than 300 dead is not suitable01:17:03
here you need something that will make your01:17:06
viewer’s blood run cold,01:17:08
but for example, people are trying01:17:11
to escape and you stupid summer residents open01:17:13
fire on them from rifles, that’s something, isn’t it, but it won’t01:17:16
take long time and01:17:19
journalists will tell how01:17:21
the guards not only shot at the unfortunate01:17:23
drowning people, but also laughed ominously,01:17:26
while remember how the journalist Dorenko, the01:17:28
investigator says he laughed in the01:17:30
queen’s face and hit him in the groin where did you01:17:34
get it where and who recorded it01:17:37
why are you talking about this trying to01:17:39
pass this off as a fact, in response, the sergeant of the bulls01:17:42
burst out laughing, swore at the queen and spat01:17:45
in his face and then a column with a boot in the groin01:17:49
does01:17:51
the phrase from the indictment tell us anything to the average person01:17:52
following the backstay golf read with a wind force01:17:55
of 9 points captain lapshin and his assistant01:17:58
Peskovsky did not take into account01:18:00
the fact that the ship must inevitably have a01:18:03
significant drift on the port tack, but01:18:05
if you tell us that immediately after the Japanese handed over the01:18:08
survivors to our NKVD, everyone with their nickname was beaten01:18:10
and a couple of people were shot and01:18:13
thrown overboard, here everything is intelligible,01:18:16
we are journalists raised on the01:18:18
works of Govorukhin their reasons are01:18:20
easel in the head in pursuit of01:18:22
sensational headlines, they are ready to feed01:18:25
readers any anti-Soviet dregs,01:18:27
for example, the newspaper Moskovsky01:18:29
Komsomolets and in 2012 informed its01:18:32
readers that the01:18:34
Russian peasants who survived the crash of the Uruguayan Titanic01:18:37
were shot in the gulag Moskovsky01:18:41
Komsomolets are01:18:42
perhaps the best articles about executions and so on01:18:45
what conclusions did we come to01:18:47
the story about the tragedy of the steamship Indigirka in01:18:50
the form in which Natalya Koroleva presents it01:18:52
in her book in an interview with Yuri01:18:54
there and in her speeches for01:18:56
television is unreliable01:18:59
information that the head of the convoy01:19:01
gave the order not to let people out of the01:19:04
hold has no confirmation01:19:06
information that the convoy opened01:19:09
fire on those emerging from the hold requires01:19:11
clarification, presumably one of01:19:14
the convoy shot, the reason was his panic and01:19:17
confusion; reliable information about01:19:19
who fired and for what reason; no01:19:22
reliable information about those killed as01:19:24
a result of this shooting; no01:19:27
Natalia Koroleva’s story that Sergei01:19:28
Pavlovich Korolev was supposed to die on the01:19:31
steamship Indigirka but was saved and only by01:19:33
coincidence01:19:35
should be considered an outright fiction01:19:38
Indigirka was not at all the last01:19:40
steamship in that navigation, as01:19:42
evidenced by Korolev’s own arrival01:19:44
in Moscow at the end of February01:19:46
1940, and finally forgetting to mention01:19:51
that that in addition to the prisoners on board01:19:53
the ship there were hundreds of civilian01:19:55
workers of the Dalstroy Trust, fishermen and01:19:58
other storytellers aggravate the already01:20:00
gloomy context with the tragedy by withholding01:20:04
information that there01:20:05
were only 50 prisoners on the ship out of more01:20:08
than a thousand passengers,01:20:10
the storytellers are trying to turn the tragedy01:20:12
into a means of ideological struggle and01:20:14
translate It's about the crime of01:20:17
the regime,01:20:18
all this looks like a cynical speculation on01:20:20
human grief, even if it was 80 years01:20:23
ago for ideological purposes, such01:20:26
things are comrades Japanese villagers with01:20:28
Rufusu and sailors who heroically saved01:20:31
Indigirka passengers,01:20:33
your feat in modern Russia is forgotten in01:20:36
favor of an alternative history written by01:20:39
anti-advisers ah steamer Indigirka01:20:42
steamer Indigirka01:20:43
in the North Sea a snow storm suddenly broke out,01:20:48
huge waves appeared and a large01:20:51
steamer that had jumped onto an underwater rock because of the01:20:53
rolling turned out to be flooded with water, the01:20:56
Japanese residents, having learned about this disaster, risking their01:20:59
lives, are doing their best to carry out01:21:02
rescue work01:21:03
despite the fact that people are in trouble01:21:06
foreign country and only heard the sad01:21:09
sound of the waves the souls of the dead remain here01:21:12
forever many years have passed now on a01:21:15
coastal hill by the sea from where in the distance at01:21:18
sunset the sun can be seen their homeland has been01:21:21
erected a monument to the souls of the dead on01:21:25
the coast the wind is blowing very sadly01:21:30
what should be continued all the01:21:33
best to you be vigilant and do not01:21:35
let the trumpet sound in your ears goodbye01:21:38
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