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categorically welcome you not also good00:00:14
afternoon greetings to everyone who is she00:00:17
categorically categorically haven’t seen for a long time00:00:19
booklet00:00:21
both shtof booklet about Katyn let00:00:26
Katyn before the lie became history didn’t00:00:31
want this last one didn’t want to write00:00:33
about Kote for00:00:34
some reason it’s boring because how00:00:38
there would be no secrets, who killed it, it wasn’t clear00:00:41
from the very beginning that it was the Germans00:00:43
who tried, but when where was the course of the plane with the00:00:45
Polish government, I realized that no, I’ll00:00:47
have to, of course, love the00:00:51
Poles or things, well, just as an indication00:00:54
from above, you can say about just thinking about it00:00:56
I want to probably need this plane,00:00:59
what are you going to do and so what is the rental about and00:01:03
not, but Citizen Goebels is drawn,00:01:06
this is why and Citizen Goebels here we have00:01:08
the main character who00:01:11
stirred up this whole thing somewhere in the second half of00:01:16
April 1943,00:01:19
he is now on saying everyone was surprised it does00:01:23
n’t know or retells or read00:01:24
paradise honors the majority don’t know00:01:27
anything yes that’s why I want to read at00:01:32
least partially On April 13, 1943 at 9:15 am00:01:37
Berlin radio broadcasts and Smolensk00:01:40
reports that the local population indicated to the00:01:42
German authorities that instead of secret mass00:01:45
executions00:01:46
carried out Bolsheviks and where the Goths00:01:48
destroyed 10 thousand Polish SBU officers,00:01:53
these are the details okay, the00:01:57
German troops went to the cathedral, a00:02:00
Soviet health resort located 1600:02:02
kilometers west of Smolensk, where a00:02:04
terrible discovery took place,00:02:05
they discovered pits 28 meters long,00:02:08
16 meters wide, in which00:02:10
12 layers of Polish corpses were laid officers the00:02:13
presence of three thousand on the pipes was in full00:02:16
military uniform and so on and so on and on and00:02:18
on in general00:02:19
this is a description of a terrible terrible villain there00:02:22
were no bruises00:02:23
well this is definitely an atrocity yes but I don’t00:02:27
approve of this atrocity of the Bolsheviks ours00:02:29
from such at first a little crap or the00:02:33
Bolsheviks no one they didn’t shoot, but00:02:36
after for the officers, why do you understand that00:02:39
any action and in politics have an hour of knives, I00:02:43
must have a motive, I will speak on the00:02:46
part of the idiots, let’s do this very well,00:02:48
and as usual, Dmitry at the Foreign Ministry, I have been doing this for a long time,00:02:51
they acted as indicators for00:02:54
always giving way to this, it turns out00:02:57
Well, every action should have00:03:00
a motive if we were talking about00:03:02
1937, well, I can believe that00:03:03
they killed the action of the Poles if there are 38 bodies,00:03:06
yes, but not 40 won for that is, this00:03:10
norm was for the Bolsheviks to shoot 10 thousand00:03:12
people, we are talking about repressions00:03:15
in the blue they said when we talk in00:03:17
general for 37 38 this is not just the norm00:03:20
this could be00:03:22
but in the thirty-ninth line I can’t help but00:03:25
ask a question00:03:26
there are such examples they dug up and here00:03:29
the Bolsheviks shot 10,000 people00:03:31
there are such using00:03:33
they dig up on you the failure of your father’s00:03:35
devastated by documents confirms does not00:03:39
argue bring this to the point, 65000:03:42
thousand people were shot, it’s proven, but it’s just that00:03:44
we have a system, I won’t call the frames of the court, no, well, that’s00:03:47
not the topic of repression, let’s00:03:49
better meet separately, we’ll00:03:51
talk about it separately, I’ll talk about it in00:03:55
1939, the repressions are00:03:57
long over, they were shot well in the00:04:00
thirty-eighth, but I need to00:04:01
dig up 40, it does00:04:03
n’t say in what year they were shot,00:04:05
that is, it is obvious that you shot00:04:08
when you could shoot prisoners of war00:04:10
Polish officers if the Polish campaign00:04:12
was in the thirty-ninth year tomorrow the old man00:04:14
of wax and you couldn’t shoot only00:04:16
after only after Germany00:04:18
attacked Poland and us, and Vaska00:04:20
also grew up there, so the Germans, I assure you, that they00:04:23
were shot in May of 1940, we00:04:26
now also have the prevailing point00:04:28
of view, after many years of efforts by the world00:04:32
community and our own00:04:34
traitors, in general, it was certainly not00:04:38
interesting to watch for It’s interesting00:04:40
to see the only one hanging when00:04:41
they talk about Katyn,00:04:42
we have a lot of discussion, chewing on the00:04:47
evidence that the NKVD dug up00:04:49
near Smolensk at the time, and don’t00:04:52
discuss it anywhere, don’t chew on German00:04:54
evidence, why00:04:55
was it not interesting00:04:57
to get acquainted with German00:04:58
evidence in the first place, returning to were there is a00:05:01
place for everything the name of the cats in00:05:04
this topic is mass graves, let them not call it that way00:05:06
here, but you call us Katyn forest,00:05:09
that’s what Katyn is called, or rather00:05:11
now the emphasis has shifted, I’m00:05:13
located mass graves00:05:15
there about some goats, something like the sound00:05:17
from the cathedral, that’s another name captcha then00:05:20
I don’t remember some capricorns, so in our country,00:05:23
too, the place can be called00:05:26
the flood of Sestroretsk, and all the same, this is the00:05:30
same place, in fact, in the spring of forty-00:05:37
three, the Germans dug up a hefty mass00:05:38
grave, announced00:05:40
that it was destroyed by the Bolsheviks, this is a00:05:42
mass grave, this is not a00:05:44
mass grave there are hefty burials there for00:05:47
several thousand people,00:05:48
that it was the evil Bolsheviks who destroyed it,00:05:51
which means the Polish officers whom they00:05:54
captured in September of the00:05:56
year thirty-nine, since it00:05:58
was really Polish officers who00:05:59
took Siberia in principle in the00:06:01
year thirty-nine, then it cannot be said there that you00:06:06
gave some kind of victim of the civil war and00:06:08
so on, they were in Polish uniforms,00:06:10
everything was proven to the question of who shot them,00:06:12
devoting 40 to Lenin after the start of the war,00:06:16
having heard00:06:18
such miracles, ours, of course, were terribly00:06:21
indignant, while the Polish00:06:24
government in exile, the so-called00:06:26
in London, she she would immediately shoot00:06:30
not gave me they told me what was necessary, but this matter00:06:33
needs to be investigated, said the Poles who00:06:35
were sitting in London about which steel00:06:39
was terribly indignant once again when he 10000:06:41
times you can even assume that it is we who are00:06:44
then breaking through with our own what kind of00:06:46
diplomatic relations really00:06:47
interrupted00:06:49
him for a long time Churchill and00:06:52
Roosevelt reassured me it is necessary, well, maybe00:06:54
maybe you won’t, in general, you didn’t reassure and00:06:57
thus this provocation00:07:00
began to gain momentum further, gained momentum,00:07:04
was promoted, was promoted in the end in00:07:06
the nineties and was promoted to a00:07:08
terrible state, they asked for a cross-cutting00:07:10
act that everyone knows that it was he who00:07:11
led the provocation, we’ll talk00:07:13
next time let's talk00:07:16
about the crime scene and the evidence for now,00:07:18
and so there is a crime scene in the00:07:21
year 1943, March 1943, the Germans00:07:24
announced this, ours took Smolensk only in00:07:27
September 1943, so we simply did00:07:29
n’t actually know what the Germans found there,00:07:31
what they dug up there, what they00:07:33
they present partisan intelligence, if there00:07:36
were any, somehow they couldn’t00:07:37
find out and therefore ours fought back, they00:07:42
mainly fought back until00:07:44
they took the city of Smolensk,00:07:47
the Germans killed their investigation for00:07:50
about 3 months, after which it was curtailed and for00:07:53
reasons that are not entirely clear, they got tired00:07:56
to do other things, then ours came and00:07:58
carried out their investigation, we had a so-00:08:02
called emergency state00:08:03
commission that dealt with everything00:08:05
that was done on our land in00:08:07
1941, from ours in the village, we’ll take00:08:10
away the ironing room, people came and from the attic they didn’t00:08:15
count in the village there were00:08:17
so many drivers to the houses so many - the Germans burned so many livestock00:08:20
and so many houses, an amount of such and such,00:08:22
so many cattle were lost there, an amount of such and such was lost, I00:08:25
think how many people were killed and all this is00:08:28
completely scrupulous and salt in a00:08:30
separate archive, this archive is to look at00:08:32
such things that the hair is then on the widow until00:08:35
the evening they00:08:36
don’t lie back, they stand on end like that, and00:08:38
so they stand on end, and accordingly,00:08:41
the representatives of the ChGK arrived from the moment00:08:44
they began to deal with mass graves00:08:46
and Smolensk came to a special00:08:48
commission, a special group of the NKVD00:08:51
which began to conduct its own00:08:53
investigation of the Katyn case against00:08:55
Vilanova little by little,00:08:57
and it was not Fisher who especially loved this case00:09:00
and by January by January the results of both the00:09:04
actions of the attic and effectively someone, in00:09:07
general, were presented to the public00:09:08
from them and so the Germans had already presented and what did00:09:12
ours present she treated and I00:09:18
can’t answer to die for the people it’s clear to me the00:09:22
panoramas are well known with00:09:27
which it was not this is more or less interesting,00:09:29
but what did the Germans present00:09:30
what evidence this seam in the entire00:09:34
press discusses only the evidence00:09:36
on the NKVD groups and there among the documents of00:09:39
the mountain in the middle of the Katyn folder there was a so-00:09:42
called German he is quite00:09:44
propaganda hotels he but there at00:09:47
least it is explained by the fact that they00:09:49
exactly found that means everything would be where to00:09:53
start to start let's start00:10:01
let's start with the witnesses said00:10:05
steps in every case there is a little man in the trench00:10:08
who what you saw know something and now00:10:11
the Germans claim that they spent their00:10:14
time years and found 12 witnesses from these 1200:10:18
they presented testimonies of families from these 700:10:21
and 6 that did they present00:10:26
testimonies of 7 of these seven people00:10:30
who are more for the most part whatever you say00:10:33
don’t say that they didn’t see that00:10:35
Poles were brought to the station in prison,00:10:38
maybe where so in a single car In general, they00:10:41
said that it seemed as if the cars00:10:43
were turning into the Katyn forest and00:10:47
shots were heard from there,00:10:48
while about the cars they say00:10:50
completely different things, some Grisha were00:10:52
open and the trucks and others say that00:10:54
they were closed and the trucks were that the00:11:00
Poles were brought there later somewhere00:11:02
they sent it, but in fact it was never00:11:04
disputed by anyone, it was really00:11:06
brought in in the forties and the00:11:08
Soviet camp 23 became a00:11:10
prisoner of war camp, even three whole ones and one00:11:13
single witness, the grandfather there00:11:15
was 70 years old, who told the stomachs of himself00:11:18
that yes, I was approaching, I00:11:20
saw how to be extradited they shot the Poles, but what00:11:23
a misfortune you see,00:11:26
this grandfather told both the Germans and all00:11:29
the excursionists, but when ours approached00:11:31
Smolensk, the girls had a taste for the forest, he didn’t go to00:11:34
the table, he didn’t go with the Germans like the rest of the00:11:36
witnesses,00:11:37
alone soulless, when they came to sleep, a00:11:39
prize came out of the forest about a bank in I fell on my00:11:41
knees and repented of chopping off his head,00:11:44
dear security officers, I was in00:11:47
the Gestapo for a month, I couldn’t stand it and agreed,00:11:49
it shows what they told me,00:11:52
this is the price of a German witness, here’s how00:11:55
the operation works for me about this,00:11:57
we are a man, he can lie about this, he00:12:02
can lie about that he came to repent00:12:04
and then he lies00:12:06
health witness testimony did00:12:09
this further at least the Germans00:12:11
lost one witness of seven,00:12:16
well three, because out of these seven00:12:19
5 had not previously shown any crime they were00:12:22
transporting a left-handed person where they were taken does not00:12:24
know - they themselves did not they didn’t see anything at all,00:12:27
only grandfather video, our00:12:31
same three months of work, are we already in00:12:34
ruins, remember that in Smolensk, in00:12:36
my opinion, 107 people, more than a hundred00:12:39
witnesses, and there were different someone saw something,00:12:42
someone saw something, you understand someone,00:12:46
someone or someone - then there I was running into the barn and the Poles00:12:48
wandered in in September 41, so they were00:12:51
telling a story, a Pole ran in ta ta ta ta00:12:53
ta told00:12:54
someone, prisoners of war ran in who were00:12:57
digging up corpses, they also00:12:59
told something to someone Vaseline and the grave they didn’t00:13:01
talk to but they saw it there for example,00:13:03
a person in a trial over the export of the city of Smolensk00:13:06
who saw the corpse itself, say00:13:08
nothing like this could not have been00:13:09
lying on the ground for three years, and I’m telling you as a professional,00:13:11
someone noticed the little things to the stats, that00:13:17
their hands were tied, that their00:13:19
shoulder straps were shining, in total there were 107 witnesses00:13:22
who each in their little things00:13:25
they showed something, that is, such people00:13:26
who would stand near the execution chamber00:13:29
and we watched the process, there were also no 300:13:32
liters of beer, for example, I would00:13:35
immediately have aroused suspicions that the advancing00:13:39
German troops had captured the city of00:13:41
Smolensk and did not encounter people who00:13:44
they hate the Soviet regime and in order to00:13:48
successfully fit in, they came running and didn’t00:13:52
say that here the Bolsheviks00:13:53
shot 10 thousand people, this is a00:13:56
huge number they tied tightly,00:13:58
but it’s been three years since they came running here, I00:14:00
won’t tell you about the brave00:14:03
witnesses who didn’t quite stand on00:14:05
almost we stood there, there were three girls00:14:07
who worked in the house not through the00:14:11
place of executions in the same Katyn forest,00:14:12
it was further from the NKVD where it was based,00:14:15
no one, a certain German military unit, they had a00:14:19
yard there, miles, potatoes, peeling the organ, firewood,00:14:22
calories, they were already doing auxiliary work,00:14:24
they heard and saw a lot of girls were00:14:29
young 16 25 years old if scared to death00:14:31
heard a lot00:14:33
remembered00:14:34
heard how they were shooting in the forest and how the car00:14:37
arrived and how on certain days they00:14:40
came there you can even tell in more detail and00:14:44
now tell what they didn’t see on00:14:45
Thursday they took away there was a NKVD dacha00:14:48
whose clouds are military part and they00:14:51
took three girls there, a slave, a servant, or else we spent the night in the00:14:53
morning, brought them in the evening,00:14:56
owned them back home, they00:14:57
all drowned along one path through00:14:59
the forest, what did they notice, they noticed that00:15:02
from time to time there was no snow00:15:05
somewhere in September, the shine on the share passed00:15:08
several trucks00:15:09
before that, in the forest, shots were heard with00:15:12
so many single shots, then I00:15:14
arrive, I will cover the trucks,00:15:16
at that time they were preparing a00:15:18
double lunch for everyone there on the trucks,00:15:20
respectively, there were soldiers, non-commissioned officers,00:15:23
Qatar, commanding officer, here is one00:15:24
Kappelya bar and then everyone was drinking,00:15:26
they noticed two and friend or off00:15:29
who were drunk others stained with00:15:32
blood these these things they noticed they00:15:36
made according to this conclusion00:15:38
the cold came that in this forest they00:15:40
upset someone once they saw so they were00:15:42
leading a column of Poles there just soaring00:15:45
high I don’t know they were repairing my road and00:15:47
presli striped they shot the Poles and00:15:50
all this they tried to bring them in, well, they00:15:52
also ran away in the forest, and then we did00:15:54
n’t reach ours yet, they told us that there00:15:56
were three pretty decent00:15:58
witnesses,00:16:01
we’ll cover it anyway against the Germans 800:16:04
to sit or ours would have put 107 which00:16:06
at least seemed like they00:16:08
did it even a little bit It seems to me that the Germans00:16:11
worked convincing documents in this case,00:16:16
no,00:16:18
I can’t be more convincing, can’t you convince them, they00:16:21
can also lie about him, as you00:16:23
understand, maybe they also00:16:25
kept someone in the cells, beat them,00:16:27
and they said what the Inca had to say00:16:30
water here is a question about corpses, I immediately00:16:36
feel the droppings with slings, the structure was00:16:40
interesting, the main part of the German00:16:42
material is this ship, this is the examination of the so-00:16:45
called doctor boots, and then such a00:16:47
rather serious00:16:49
center in their army group by00:16:52
a pathologist who headed00:16:55
several offices, including one of them00:16:57
about the00:16:58
Bolshevik research the so-00:16:59
called stars, not just trying to follow00:17:03
what I’m talking about is that it was forty-first that00:17:04
should have been immediately after the capture, but he00:17:08
did the research I did low,00:17:10
strangely, literally, in my opinion, on00:17:15
February 28 and the grandfather who lived in the forest gave the00:17:18
first testimony right there literally on the00:17:20
first the tasks went to Dr. Bus,00:17:23
the front of the work said yes, the task was 29 I00:17:26
was sent to the forest by an assistant, they00:17:29
moved some kind of hut from the forest to00:17:31
work in the warmth for a month, he didn’t00:17:33
show up there for a month, the assistants naturally did00:17:35
n’t show up for a month either,00:17:38
pressol cut cut cut cut cut00:17:41
that the robe of the crowd00:17:43
lying nearby for three years in the ground until00:17:46
because the vessel text to the first sexual how to00:17:49
deal with racism with humat accompanied it is00:17:51
not entirely clear how much he cut, but he00:17:54
dashed off such a huge report and00:17:58
the researcher was not so delighted; he had never00:18:00
dealt with bodies in mass graves before.00:18:02
it happens completely differently in00:18:04
singles, he described it all in detail,00:18:06
tell it, it’s not necessary just00:18:08
stains, sorry to spoil it, and why such a00:18:13
question is there Russian, here’s the conclusion he made00:18:15
absolutely wonderful, he investigated,00:18:17
he got there, and the conclusion sounds something like this:00:18:19
when these people were shot, my science00:18:22
is unknown because this subject is a00:18:24
German reiki was not examined, what00:18:27
he said, I don’t know from Morrison, indirect00:18:29
data now and how our pathologist worked, we00:18:33
came here in January, which means that a more00:18:37
representative group there led by the00:18:39
Prozorovsky Cape Artemka was almost00:18:41
the main court over the export of the Soviet00:18:43
Union, very serious people, they began to00:18:46
cut again the corpses00:18:48
were examined somewhere by one and a half thousand corpses00:18:50
and what’s interesting is that they didn’t find any00:18:55
traces of work to touch,00:18:57
of these one and a half thousand there wasn’t00:18:59
a single one that was opened, sorry, the Germans00:19:02
opened the burials, first to take the00:19:05
corpses out of there, you need to cut them up and where they00:19:07
flowed back to the club or nearby something00:19:11
you wrote for her, they didn’t take tinder,00:19:13
they looked at it, they examined it00:19:15
and then they kind of buried it like a human being,00:19:17
it’s not like you reburied them, they put up00:19:20
a monument, they did00:19:21
n’t approve it, but also because, that00:19:23
is, it turned out to be the second burial00:19:25
that was excavated by ours, we just need an00:19:27
engineer’s flight and burial, but there are no00:19:30
traces of that that someone was cutting it there,00:19:32
they didn’t find it, and it was only on the neck,00:19:34
or they had already invited some00:19:36
Americans to the British, only ours,00:19:38
only to ours, the British and the Americans were00:19:40
n’t particularly eager, but they snapped, they weren’t eager to00:19:42
invite, then you can invite 3 services, but they didn’t00:19:45
invite you, well, Well, if00:19:47
steel had been on the time machine, both wheels00:19:49
had invited, but since the Germans laid down00:19:52
450 thousand civilians near Smolensk, not counting the soldiers, there00:19:58
was no particular reason to think that the00:20:01
officers had the ability of thousands of them, so we will have left00:20:03
. I knew from this they wouldn’t make00:20:06
any traces of00:20:11
work from the Baisangur provocation, they found work, but the fact is00:20:14
that we had this experience, our00:20:16
pathologist 41 did only that,00:20:18
they opened mass graves00:20:19
and brought to light and described from how, in00:20:24
my opinion,00:20:25
Burdenko is the head of the step I wrote that I had collected a00:20:28
collection of twenty-five skulls of00:20:29
Soviet people, but they were killed by Germans00:20:31
with a shot in the back of the head,00:20:33
let us hardly have a quarrel at all, the00:20:35
collections were used and were00:20:37
completely dulled by such terrible work,00:20:39
but their work was not good; they knew him only with00:20:42
this and were engaged in digging up graves and00:20:46
walking around the bodies and our experience had00:20:49
our achievements, naturally they would not00:20:52
say what and not and how the mind and the fortieth00:20:54
year refined00:20:55
killed would not be after the start of the war,00:20:57
that is, much later there were00:21:00
other interesting results, for example, but I00:21:03
myself will tell you therefore, since the00:21:06
doctor will say that in science this00:21:08
unknown continued to refer to00:21:10
other German evidence of other00:21:13
German evidence there were two, namely00:21:17
that in the pockets of the corpses there were no00:21:21
letters, newspapers, documents00:21:23
dated after after the fortieth year,00:21:31
this is all the documents and various00:21:35
papers found in the pockets of00:21:36
the executed, they do not understand how the00:21:44
absence is today can serve as00:21:45
evidence, we rummaged around, looked and00:21:49
found out 100,00:21:50
well, how is the treasure buried and the last tax coin00:21:54
is, for example,00:21:56
853 years old, from this we can conclude00:21:59
that after this, somewhere around 800,00:22:02
ours began to look,00:22:03
they found out that somewhere in early March00:22:06
43 They took several thousand hookahs from the camp and00:22:09
took them back somewhere, they didn’t00:22:11
return, several people of them00:22:13
escaped, again today in the barns, was it00:22:15
appropriate for you to tell them the teeth and00:22:17
weight00:22:18
that they weren’t forced to tear up00:22:20
mass graves, pull out00:22:24
corpses and pull them out to get away from the00:22:27
corpse in your pockets and then the Germans walked around with00:22:28
something else, you put something else in your pockets and00:22:30
then dumped them again, and behind the grave00:22:32
they told the place there were two or00:22:35
three witnesses, but you must agree that00:22:38
for us there are only devastated territories, two00:22:39
or three witnesses have done this00:22:41
a lot Naturally, the prisoners were then00:22:43
destroyed by the polytechnic fugitives, we'll lead them00:22:46
too, they were caught, they were shot, that is, they themselves and00:22:49
on the sine row in us and our daughters sounded like this was what00:22:51
happened to him,00:22:53
especially our exports when they began to00:22:55
seriously search the ruble, of course, if a00:22:58
bunch of everything because the stress of how many00:23:01
Sega pockets they can’t in every00:23:04
person, in every pocket, rummage around to00:23:06
find naturally the middle letters that00:23:09
dated the forty-first year on the light of the00:23:12
receipts, for example, this is the answer00:23:14
dancing 100 like this before the prisoner in the00:23:15
thirty-ninth year the gold watches were taken for00:23:17
storage 41 before these watches00:23:21
were sold to a jewelry store you also gave him00:23:23
a receipt about apparently German, you also00:23:24
gave it to the girls, having spent a storey to save the00:23:27
Soviet power, this is how they treated00:23:30
dishonest polyps before the Soviet government00:23:32
treated the unfortunate and the Poles of00:23:34
Comrade Beria, there was an office00:23:35
documented00:23:37
there, not a single coin was lost, you have00:23:41
a sense of value, naturally,00:23:43
they took everything nicely Grandfather was kept there sleeping00:23:45
fortunately I'm a poet if they wished they could00:23:48
apparently be sold that is, of course us00:23:53
or the document is dated and00:23:54
well, that is, here purely logically yes if00:23:56
they claim that they shot more than 10,00000:23:59
people or 10,000 people early from00:24:02
Humerovo or one and a half, that is,00:24:04
apparently either the top layer or00:24:06
some edge00:24:07
then all the rest remained as they were and00:24:10
in their pockets they found all sorts of where are these00:24:12
ten thousand people 10 thousand is a copper00:24:16
from what was said it is not clear how many of00:24:18
them there were 10 Jacob and the people Seth was called by00:24:22
Dr. De Beers Doctor the paths will be written off00:24:24
that they were divorced and my case was00:24:26
somewhere there was a little less than four and a00:24:29
half thousand more no graves00:24:31
were torn up no corpses we were looking for00:24:33
nothing was from somewhere 10,000 it’s not entirely00:24:38
clear we are talking about some kind of one 281600:24:41
this is one grave there were seven graves, the00:24:43
rest were simply significantly less than00:24:45
1 point 2 and a half thousand corpses00:24:48
of the rest if 2000 are needed a bunch of 6 well, they looked at them and00:24:54
they were torn apart, they didn’t00:24:56
find anything else there, where did 10,000 come from, it wasn’t00:24:59
told to anyone at all, only Dr. Gears, and00:25:02
accordingly, then there was picked up there00:25:06
were more funny cases, for example in the00:25:10
city of Kalina there was one in the pants of a marial00:25:13
who in the 90s began to say that00:25:15
they also shot the Poles, this is00:25:18
10,000 Katyn 10 thousand and in Kallen 10 so that the00:25:21
matter was not visible then to entertain the00:25:23
documents they found out that in Colin sent00:25:25
only six thousand Poles00:25:26
what to do but not in the location00:25:29
they said that well up to 6 thousand Poles four00:25:32
thousand of ours that’s how it00:25:33
works with numbers memories00:25:38
well there the boss admitted how he lied00:25:40
all the way look let’s talk00:25:44
next time there was such a show from the00:25:46
rank and file employees it’s difficult that00:25:48
anything else,00:25:51
well, the Germans00:25:53
only dug up 4300 according to my friend without00:25:59
[ __ ], no one else saw ours in00:26:02
my opinion we weighed less so most likely it was00:26:05
hardly 8 4000 besides it was and the number is00:26:10
walking around very different in this 4300 named by00:26:13
the doctor I myself, up to 22,000, which are generally00:26:16
unclear where they came from, I don’t know00:26:20
if there were 22 thousand officers in all the Polish army,00:26:21
I’m wondering, but there’s00:26:25
no water if it was shot and who00:26:27
I didn’t even care about, somehow I’m00:26:32
always in some confusion here00:26:34
you you accept the gold watch in Adobe00:26:37
you sell it legally you give money to the00:26:42
prisoner but as the prisoner himself00:26:45
you take into account no and let’s say the00:26:48
Soviet government handed him a death00:26:51
sentence to the prisoner00:26:53
there I am of course my knowledge is00:26:57
minimal00:26:58
in the field of executions by the NKVD but there must be a00:27:01
verdict and the doctor is the prosecutor the case00:27:04
should in some way be for a witness with the00:27:07
prosecutor, is it not always a testimony,00:27:10
at least the verdict itself should00:27:11
be no00:27:13
and the verdict should be the result will give you00:27:16
from let in the thirty-seventh00:27:18
year cases of mass executions were00:27:20
limited simply00:27:22
without a doctor, miss prosecutor,00:27:24
some kind of certificate should be dispensed with be harsh that00:27:27
1 3 the certificate was in a recent photograph00:27:29
for a good doctor and there is no prosecutor, but the00:27:31
certificate should just be on this00:27:34
card, everything is filled out, well, it’s done,00:27:37
sit there fly on the card there should be us00:27:39
according to which it was executed there should be00:27:41
documents, for example, that these same the00:27:44
captured Poles were placed here before00:27:48
they were brought by00:27:50
rail here and here they were00:27:52
transported in a semi-truck there by sea, moreover,00:27:55
all the most interesting things and Smolensk00:27:57
Smolensk he got someone from the Germans he00:27:59
didn’t have time to lead you00:28:00
the Germans didn’t share a single piece of paper on this topic00:28:03
Well, here the discoveries are even more interesting00:28:06
for many, but in general all these00:28:09
mass executions, not mass ones, took place00:28:11
according to the law and there are documents for everything,00:28:14
since there is a document, then in general it’s00:28:17
sane to put it together, look, they themselves00:28:21
admit to everything, damned NCOs, you see00:28:23
Nikita they killed them00:28:24
even if we assume, for example, that it00:28:27
was some kind of shooting range of the NKVD00:28:29
and they shot there a check of 500 or maybe a thousand,00:28:32
this lies in the archives and having captured this case, the00:28:37
disheveled regions should not have shown it right away, so you yourself00:28:40
admitted it, this is the best00:28:41
proof and there is nothing, you know, there00:28:45
was such a bureaucracy, for example, in one00:28:48
of the camps, and a soldier ran away, not an officer, a00:28:52
soldier loyal in the ninth year, a00:28:55
sentry noticed him, ran after him for a long time00:28:57
across his face,00:28:58
only a soldier shot him, yes, there was the00:29:01
first investigation for everything, they checked,00:29:03
they unsubscribed from such a one. paper slightly carry00:29:05
my goods of Siberia that solo on their00:29:07
right a month later they arrived again00:29:10
checked again signed off comrade00:29:12
Beria that giving everything to the soldier was his00:29:14
rule such was the bureaucracy of the cold and in00:29:16
general00:29:17
I entered the knocked men and I don’t understand00:29:21
how it is to the martyr the crayons are even and for00:29:24
perhaps there was a ton of paper put in there but not00:29:27
presented strangely from here the00:29:31
conclusion arises that someone else shot them00:29:35
further on you know the Germans00:29:37
they also haven’t captured German00:29:40
documents pronouncing gunshots00:29:42
there are hundreds of you civilians there is a grave there are00:29:44
documents for me this is a grave and in the middle of the00:29:47
beach they didn’t need documents, they had a00:29:49
slightly different approach, well,00:29:51
perhaps there is one very clear one00:29:55
that allows you to identify the00:29:56
grave, usually there is one sign00:29:58
if there is at least one children’s pipes, these are00:30:00
the Germans in our graves, children’s corpses, I00:30:03
can never be against construction,00:30:05
so for the most part they want child00:30:08
labor, so there is no talk anymore,00:30:10
who shot the question, a controversial issue, we have00:30:14
children to mortals to the wall, sentencing them will not00:30:17
help put it there later, in the order of00:30:20
provocation, of course they could,00:30:22
okay, let's go further, Katya, he also has00:30:26
Germans' evidence, and the Germans have00:30:28
evidence, Christmas trees, Christmas trees, the doctor's00:30:34
boots are not only the doctor will be they assured00:30:36
that after shooting they will shoot the00:30:39
unfortunate Poles the Chekist bastards planted00:30:43
Christmas trees over their graves and then presenting these Christmas trees00:30:46
next to the Tarbut will write off00:30:48
how pathetic they are, these cut down ones00:30:49
made on him, they00:30:52
are divided with only three annual rings00:30:54
and a black core, they lay there like00:30:56
that all the unfortunate people00:30:59
have practically signed off on who killed for00:31:01
one simple reason,00:31:02
imagine what we have to do, let’s say in00:31:06
May they kill us, they shoot us already00:31:09
plant Christmas trees, what do people do, they00:31:12
go into the forest correctly,00:31:13
they pick this one up there and new pine trees00:31:16
actually went into the forest and00:31:19
dug up this and Vova is a teenager, and not a00:31:22
three-year-old because in order for the girls to be00:31:25
transplanted onto what they could at least grab hold of,00:31:27
which of the three-year-olds there, according to the principles there, they00:31:29
dug up trees there from 2 to 500:31:32
years old, they planted some, they started, some didn’t00:31:35
start, then they cut them down00:31:38
and they were all in the first place or they must be of00:31:40
different ages, they are all three years old, this is00:31:43
the first thing, but if they are all the same age, it is00:31:46
absolutely clear where they came from,00:31:48
imagine March 43 before00:31:51
the idea comes to them, let someone check this00:31:53
trick with Christmas trees this snowdrifts day and there00:31:56
they will crawl under the snowdrifts looking for him,00:31:58
you have grown up and they do this, the nearest00:32:00
nursery takes a certain amount of these00:32:05
three summer pines there, kiba trembling00:32:08
alice they planted and cut them down and00:32:11
spread the word about it, but they were mistaken00:32:14
because in the first place the pines were three years old, that00:32:15
is, also the security officer no longer created the seeds in the00:32:17
forties secondly, it’s correct00:32:20
that all of them are of no age; in00:32:22
fact, they signed up;00:32:24
they themselves were the organizer of the provocation;00:32:27
and then, of course, they began to get out00:32:31
that this dark ring was like a00:32:33
trace of a transplant,00:32:35
but no one saw these trees growing and00:32:38
could not see them because there was a treasure there00:32:40
in March, what kind of snowdrifts are there in the winter of 4100:32:45
42, the answer is a Christmas tree, and there are no00:32:49
adults in sight, only half00:32:51
the idea is what they notice, they became the roof00:32:57
came out with cartridges, of course, when00:33:01
when they poured out, they found, by the way, surprisingly00:33:04
little, which is even strange, but that’s not the point,00:33:07
how did they fed,00:33:09
executed everyone with the same shot at the back of the head,00:33:13
the handwriting of the NKVD is a broker of the NKVD and the Germans,00:33:18
this is actually the most00:33:21
effective way of solving for life above, they die00:33:23
right away, it00:33:25
will be, and not at all atrocities, it will00:33:28
melt, but on the contrary,00:33:30
in this case, it’s like even the most a00:33:32
humane method of execution Dmitry there is no need to talk about the00:33:37
humaneness of execution at all when00:33:39
reading the novel Gadfly Vitara remember the execution scene,00:33:43
but this is what happens when they put a platoon of00:33:47
decrees on the gate, rifles in their hands00:33:50
tremble, no one knows how else this is an00:33:53
industrial method of eliminating people this is00:33:56
not a novel from Cuba this is not a00:33:59
novel not a documentary evidence is00:34:01
not what you finally have in common, I think that00:34:07
not only they, in principle, most likely00:34:09
they castrated all over Europe, where would00:34:12
you believe and now they are shooting, is it00:34:14
possible?00:34:16
Well, there are specific things that were for00:34:21
this, it was interesting, it was convenient for the cartridge, it’s00:34:25
written that they found German cartridges from the00:34:29
765 cartridge, 7 millimeter00:34:31
cartridges from the company of the powers, and then the Germans00:34:35
begin to explain for a long time00:34:36
how the cartridges, holding the company, got to the00:34:40
Russians, but they ended up so where -00:34:43
in 1930, the Russians bought a batch of00:34:47
765 caliber gokuderu cartridges in a glass, in00:34:52
pairs, while I was waiting for a pistol, but it doesn’t00:34:57
say what kind of pistol it was, it was00:35:00
a pistol and a revolver, the key thing was00:35:03
that from the entire arsenal of weapons that00:35:06
were used in the NKVD, caliber 76500:35:10
was suitable only for a Browning, but00:35:13
naturally, before the forties, the security officers00:35:15
already had their service weapon,00:35:17
or a pistol, this fish, a revolver revolver,00:35:19
of course they gave it round, and not only the00:35:22
Brownings, they had a00:35:25
huge amount of material evidence, they used it,00:35:26
well, whoever was given the Brownings, they didn’t give it to00:35:29
the investigator, an expert there who doesn’t00:35:32
shoot do them to doesn’t shoot00:35:34
only instructs them at the shooting range when on June 22,00:35:37
1941 they bombed a field with00:35:39
security officers who were the sauce of Belarus in the00:35:42
direction of Leningrad,00:35:43
well, you don’t shoot, people of course00:35:46
forgot their weapons themselves rushed to the exit then they00:35:48
passed with weapons and collected them00:35:49
there was a bunch of them in general everything00:35:53
anything didn’t understand anything who00:35:55
rushed where who 30 Bombay train00:35:58
naturally investigators experts00:35:59
accountants and everyone else rushed to the00:36:01
exit, mostly forgetting about their service00:36:03
weapons, but they would have been people who weren’t shooting they00:36:06
had no brains that they took the gun and ran00:36:08
then when they were dismantling they were sorting out the00:36:12
rubble they passed and collected all lying around00:36:15
unattended and a pistol and a revolver and all the00:36:17
others collected everything in a heap in this heap there00:36:19
was everything there and Brownings whatever00:36:22
there was not any antiques but the00:36:26
shooters excuse me are crazy00:36:29
100 everyone was fascinated by the service00:36:31
weapon if this or the leg one I don’t00:36:34
remember who who that but one had caliber00:36:36
762 2 76300:36:38
but of course it doesn’t00:36:40
know what to explain, it’s not about the caliber of the departments, they just have a00:36:42
different shape of the cartridge case in these cartridges00:36:44
and they clearly fit00:36:48
certain weapons, that is, if00:36:52
ours could not shoot only from00:36:54
Brownings Brown, where they stopped being00:36:55
produced in the First World War and00:36:57
of course it is very very wonderful00:37:01
to carry out mass executions with00:37:03
antique weapons00:37:04
10 years old, cartridges that had failed in warehouses00:37:06
stopped us, but00:37:09
you can write it was necessary to write a question about the bullet,00:37:12
what kind of shell was there without just00:37:14
lead no, this was not studied on00:37:17
the field is practically not us, we won’t go, they00:37:18
were raked out,00:37:19
no, this is some kind of powerful cartridge, that00:37:23
is, if it’s good, for example, representatives of the00:37:29
Italian mafia communities in the USA00:37:32
really loved cartridges, like from small things,00:37:36
small bullets there are just lead and00:37:39
when you shoot in the back of the head, it00:37:41
flies into the brain the other side of the00:37:46
skull and, accordingly, without cutting00:37:48
anything there, the examination was not a question of00:37:50
secrecy, no one thought about00:37:52
the area, it’s true that it’s a puddle, but here it’s a powerful00:37:55
cartridge and most likely I but00:38:00
most likely shot through my fingers through the head and00:38:02
right through it, which is why there are no bullets in the skulls, which is why00:38:06
the cartridge may be too powerful00:38:10
I don’t know the establishments, I didn’t see them, but the field itself was00:38:12
not found by future Christians, or00:38:15
they found you,00:38:16
and the Germans wrote in the report to hover the cartridge00:38:19
for one reason because00:38:21
you began to actively poison them, after all, all the excursionists00:38:24
who conducted them did not bring us all the commissions00:38:27
for the Polish commission he keeps the00:38:29
salt and steals the data, they were taken away, but I’m with00:38:32
you that it’s not possible to hide it, it means that it is necessary to00:38:33
explain somehow, but they explained00:38:36
it, but it was just one weapon00:38:39
that fit perfectly along the M7 765 highway,00:38:43
this is the famous Voltaire from the00:38:48
apartment to the trout stage of Voltaire, clearly00:38:50
therefore in Karpinsk and provocations, then a00:38:53
suitcase of bikers appeared that someone00:38:56
brought to secrecy in the forties, I00:38:58
will tell it perfectly, but00:39:00
next time, and our pathologist,00:39:03
we have even more interesting things, when they00:39:06
began to measure the holes, they did not find out that it was00:39:08
not a very large part, but somewhere00:39:10
percent 20 25 and 450 but already 15 income00:39:17
income 200:39:18
they were shot from large-caliber00:39:20
weapons at risk or more than 8 millimeters,00:39:23
but there are simply no large-caliber weapons in the Soviet00:39:26
Union, it appeared only00:39:29
during the war only as a trophy, this is00:39:32
from the Germans even when they00:39:36
purchased it in the thirties years, a batch of00:39:39
parabellums from large-caliber Europe were00:39:41
immediately converted to the Session 765 cartridge,00:39:44
we didn’t produce pistols, we did00:39:47
n’t produce the khiem cartridge, we didn’t00:39:49
just not use them, so00:39:52
the paste eludes me a little, well,00:39:56
if we assume that it was the evil security officers00:39:59
who brought the villainous German pistols and00:40:03
loaded them they were villainously my with German00:40:05
cartridges and the villainous ones shot the00:40:07
Poles, what is the point of the ass00:40:09
eluding me, the only option is00:40:12
if they are classified and shot according to the law, it is00:40:16
somehow unclear why there is a00:40:20
revolver there, by the way, just00:40:23
lead bullets are00:40:25
very convenient and very good00:40:26
trouble-free, what is the point of using this00:40:29
of this, everything is a little different there,00:40:33
ours like it, they say they killed us and they00:40:37
tell him, but the shell casings00:40:38
are for the commune, the pistol is only00:40:40
suitable for the apartment, is the sea suitable for the faces, they say, well, ours00:40:43
was brought in by Walter because they00:40:46
tell him better, uncle val coach, the hole was00:40:49
such an important operation that they bought it00:40:51
here who - some kind of flight of thought, that’s00:40:54
exactly the kind of flight of thought that hell needs to00:40:56
be multiplied by the essence around that’s the kind of00:40:58
flight of Muslims there, we have a dash like that, that’s exactly what’s00:41:02
going on, and00:41:07
somehow I’m lost, but here’s ten00:41:10
thousand people to shoot, 2 minimum, you need00:41:13
10 thousand rounds of ammunition at least as a rule, there are a00:41:16
few more00:41:18
pistols, we will have to talk about ten00:41:20
thousand from because in the world once you00:41:22
said 10 means 10 to sara means water00:41:26
secondly this is how many00:41:29
personnel are needed at what speed they are00:41:32
shot there in what crowds of them00:41:34
private logistics but primitive00:41:37
how many this went on like this in general00:41:41
I’m talking about this hi-q logistics and in the00:41:44
book but I won’t giggle here anymore00:41:46
because these are calculations00:41:48
there everywhere everywhere calculations are different all this00:41:51
was calculated by anyone who wants to let him read00:41:53
the tick me even the other one escapes well00:41:55
they drove it I don’t know there are 300 to 30000:42:00
500 people, by the way, in this00:42:04
case they are military, that is, people00:42:07
who were taught to kill other people and in00:42:11
general, despite the fact that they are Poles,00:42:14
strong, stern men and all that, and so00:42:18
they brought in 500 people, but how did you00:42:20
collect them they didn’t talk,00:42:22
judging by the testimony of the girls, the girls00:42:24
were carried out in parties there of 25-3000:42:26
people, several of them are not capable, they00:42:32
were doing this for at least a month,00:42:36
even if the patricians of wood chips00:42:39
turned out to be 900, and so if there were several00:42:41
parties, betrayal usually was, in00:42:43
my opinion, two trucks, but accordingly00:42:45
the trucks were prisoners plus the security turns out to be00:42:47
40 50 people for not quickly, and what can we00:42:52
say about you are looking for and what next,00:42:57
but now the fun begins,00:42:59
the most interesting, namely the area and the00:43:03
German witnesses, they showed00:43:06
that they climbed up the goat mountains, he was fenced in there was a00:43:09
fenced ditch there also fenced there00:43:12
was a terrible place called00:43:13
DC NKVD so no one was allowed in, this is00:43:17
already fun because00:43:20
even 100, even near Stalin’s, a lot of people from00:43:23
Niagara chewed limited to so much with a00:43:25
three-meter fence, something was fenced off,00:43:28
for example, a dacha with a forest on the chest is dark to00:43:32
fence off here, in my opinion this is a00:43:33
pleasure too, excuse me, not a00:43:35
security facility, this is not a prison, this is Ninka00:43:37
water, send me, what is meant by00:43:40
Gatchina cradle to rest, house in the waters of the00:43:43
NKVD, people go to rest, why the hell should they00:43:45
rest, forgive me, behind the fence, and00:43:46
sometimes someone is shot,00:43:49
this is the shooting and buried in the yard00:43:52
in general, but in fact, it’s really that00:43:54
for this it’s not usually possible to relax with00:43:56
families before the family, they’ll spare while I go00:44:00
a little families have relationships with local00:44:02
residents and there’s a build of00:44:05
currant milk and 100 for yes, of course, the wife’s00:44:08
bed of high-ranking creatures00:44:09
will run for the fence will be all there00:44:11
waiting for a peasant woman with milk from a dog,00:44:13
of course it’s natural, like in general a Soviet00:44:15
holiday home, the passage was00:44:16
absolutely free. I lived in a military00:44:19
town as a child, for example, it’s not a secure facility, not00:44:22
really, but there was instant access from there,00:44:25
you couldn’t just walk in from the street, that’s00:44:28
what my grandmother brought milk to every morning,00:44:31
my cat Vasya,00:44:32
for example, there was a sensible code, he went to the checkpoint,00:44:35
sat down, the thrush came, he00:44:38
followed her with a show, knowing that she would call and00:44:40
open the door to the rest homes, the Ministry of00:44:44
Defense, there were no such miracles00:44:46
about this normal sanatorium, he was in00:44:49
rest homes and was there too00:44:52
I didn’t see down on this, then I forget, even00:44:57
if there is a computer,00:44:58
well, in general, that this is not a sensitive00:45:01
object, the00:45:02
speech of secrecy is where you won’t be reduced by00:45:04
the barrel of a machine gun, don’t let the00:45:06
forests be treasured, it’s completely unnecessary, and00:45:09
moreover, this was a place somewhere 1400:45:11
kilometers from Smolensk00:45:12
this the level is somewhere, if you make an00:45:15
amendment our Kamushkin Sestroretsk before00:45:19
that there was a summer cottage for a walking00:45:23
place that a steamboat ran there, trains ran there00:45:25
then you could come by bus,00:45:27
mushroom pickers are visible somewhere, moreover,00:45:30
practically at the place of execution in00:45:32
1941 there was a pioneer camp, the thing00:45:37
is that in the USSR there was a place there was an00:45:40
organization that everyone was afraid of,00:45:43
including the security officer, water, to guess who was so00:45:45
terrible, great, terrible that dashenka00:45:46
water was afraid of a python, a sanitary and epidemiological station, a00:45:50
sanitary physiological service, he was00:45:53
constantly shaken by epidemics of any kind,00:45:55
and even more so, I consider it a success, for example,00:45:59
I studied biographies00:46:01
the development of driftwood, but in 1934, a00:46:03
young healthy woman died of typhoid fever,00:46:05
it’s very often typhus and00:46:08
dysentery,00:46:09
well, cholera, thank God, in these places it00:46:12
wasn’t unclear,00:46:14
gastrointestinal diseases were00:46:16
the most scary, I can find everything about it00:46:17
and what happens that00:46:20
the security officer shot people there and00:46:22
the sanitary and epidemiological station allowed the camp to be made00:46:24
and the pioneers rolled up the brother died then the00:46:27
giga anniversary of the graves of the rupture of the case there probably00:46:30
were also wells because there was a water00:46:32
supply to spend some time00:46:35
storms at the hole for mineral water,00:46:38
for example, under the authorities and according to the then00:46:43
Soviet standards if you00:46:45
will have a hole near the cemetery for mineral00:46:47
water and bushes meters deep for at least 1200:46:50
years from the moment of the last burial 1200:46:53
years after that you can drill the girls so00:46:55
no and the water will be contagious00:46:57
and here they buried the phrase they are digging in order00:47:01
moreover what will you take for them and why00:47:04
do all this but what kind of pleasure is it to00:47:05
do in the holiday home itself to00:47:07
shoot someone, this is one question of the NKVD, they quite00:47:10
clearly carried out a mass execution00:47:12
not far from the city at the place you must00:47:14
be deaf,00:47:15
and also whether the Warsaw wasteland seems to be00:47:17
near the village from Avliya, then in00:47:19
fact it doesn’t really go around and this00:47:24
was carried out everywhere better than the tests, there was no00:47:26
need to arrange an execution, he was00:47:30
cordoned off in the forest, unlike the Germans, here00:47:34
I am at some loss, that is, I would00:47:36
excuse the00:47:38
cannibalistic revelations, so to speak, but you need to shoot people00:47:43
in some closed room and00:47:46
after that they somewhere to load, take away and00:47:48
sugar is not a war, a00:47:50
river, but thoughts and hopes, we are talking about00:47:52
mass executions, I did not participate in mass00:47:54
executions, I assumed something,00:47:57
because the people whom they will bring are00:48:00
like everyone else in handcuffs, I repeat, I did not00:48:03
say that these were officers these are military00:48:06
people, as soon as they see that they are now00:48:09
going to be killed, I assure you,00:48:12
no bayonets will help,00:48:13
nothing will help, they will rush into00:48:15
the loose I sighed, but I will die00:48:18
with my teeth in your throat, or God00:48:21
willing, I will run away, well, how is it the same with00:48:24
us, I don’t know somewhere to get acquainted with the00:48:30
technology of mass executions like the00:48:32
gods of pauses look type the word00:48:34
partridges it’s here again the land of mario00:48:37
faces carried out an investigation00:48:38
grew a bunch of witnesses that is the technology00:48:41
they dug up00:48:42
from us brought 8 you are alive you got00:48:45
absolutely wrong in the wrong places and not00:48:48
so you are clearly not in a dacha area00:48:50
among other Katyn-like provocations00:48:53
there were even worse things, for example in the00:48:57
central cities, in my opinion it00:49:01
was in Vinnytsia, the security officers had no need,00:49:06
all this is a manufacturer not far from the city00:49:08
and in a cordoned off guard together they were not00:49:11
afraid of the partisans who is it the Germans were afraid00:49:17
what was happening according to the law, let's start from here00:49:19
the key and what is there, who brother should where the00:49:23
Germans everything is happening and how00:49:26
the neutrino does not sink, it’s easy to see what you are00:49:28
saying, not all Germans00:49:30
were exempted from criminal prosecution on00:49:33
Soviet territory, we will end the law in00:49:38
order to shoot partisans, why is there a00:49:40
law for in order for x thousand which00:49:42
legal to away order to him the law and and00:49:45
together 3 in the German law we people00:49:48
were not length. legal00:49:52
education no income speak I see00:49:55
let's continue to sell show up I'm00:50:04
sorry they beat me again I think I00:50:06
remember 4 mass graves near the Poles00:50:10
on Lake Copper still somewhere there for some reason they00:50:13
were all in the occupied00:50:15
territory no copper because something like that00:50:18
semi the poor Germans were 1 day, but00:50:20
no one there proved that we were Poles00:50:22
because there was a hospital nearby00:50:24
10 based on the rabbi there were a lot of people, too, everything is fine, we don’t00:50:27
distract anyone whose so and so, this is00:50:31
the plot that00:50:35
the security officers and near their own rest home00:50:37
next to the pioneer camp in the dacha area are00:50:40
not it’s clear how and don’t understand in an unknown00:50:43
way and they shot 10,00000:50:46
flights so no one noticed it, there00:50:48
were rollerblades and there they still depended,00:50:51
you know, for example, take executions00:50:53
in the city, knees until the thirty-seventh year00:50:56
they shoot in the film and in the cemetery00:50:58
Vaseline and horses because there was no car00:51:00
then appeared one car pom 100:51:04
paddy wagon at Viska, we blame them, they were taken to Tver,00:51:08
that is, if they are to be shot, they must00:51:11
first be brought to the NKVD on something,00:51:14
so many cars were not there, we had cars to00:51:16
mobilize, each one has a pig driver, not a00:51:19
security officer, each car has an owner,00:51:23
some kind of chairman the collective farm, that00:51:28
is, rumors will spread, let's not have a00:51:31
secret operation, gathering about ourselves throughout the00:51:34
entire region, there was no ringing in this essence, the00:51:39
Katyn forest was really cordoned off,00:51:41
cordoned off in the summer of forty-one,00:51:42
when the Germans came,00:51:45
what what actually happened from what from00:51:48
all this we get and All00:51:51
we get is the following:00:51:54
indeed,00:51:56
on the territory of the Smolensk region, withdrawal00:51:59
3 was a camp for prisoners of war who were00:52:03
engaged in repairing roads all over they were00:52:05
kept there, this is another conversation;00:52:14
then in the beginning of00:52:15
June-July they were there and00:52:18
for example one of the bosses and the tree00:52:21
just went himself, he was arrested for the cars of00:52:22
the cars, he wasn’t allowed to go back, he00:52:24
couldn’t go back, they missed them, but the00:52:26
testimony of witnesses that00:52:28
somehow somehow found the situation was00:52:30
the following 100 wagons for evacuation were not00:52:32
given00:52:33
then to the Poles they were offered to be supervised00:52:35
on foot but you said we won’t00:52:39
not go and on foot00:52:41
we are not like that after which the guards will lead00:52:45
twirled twirled spat and left and the00:52:47
nerves are like a Nikita Sergeevich00:52:49
Mikhalkov film unscrew the machine guns00:52:51
shoot everyone do not leave to the enemy00:52:55
security guards in the end spat and left00:52:57
apparently or maybe didn’t leave the Germans00:52:59
Germans Strokova summer residents did not stand on ceremony00:53:02
as Jews communists and security officers lunged with00:53:04
a machine gun right away00:53:06
but in one of the states it flashed that the00:53:09
guards still left the security00:53:11
village, which of the prisoners was mostly00:53:12
Jewish who already understood that they did00:53:14
n’t have to expect anything good, they were00:53:15
left, the Germans were left,00:53:20
respectively, the camps were completely covered with maples, and00:53:23
what happened next, when I read the00:53:27
archival documents, I wasn’t interested in00:53:28
one question, the countryside, the trees,00:53:30
there’s a lot of evidence, and for some reason the testimony of the audience in only00:53:33
one village, the rest choked00:53:36
began to dig digging you became one00:53:38
wonderful thing that there, nearby00:53:39
somewhere a few kilometers away in00:53:41
August-September 1941, such a00:53:45
wonderful risk headquarters of the army group00:53:46
center was built, the object is a secret, it’s simply00:53:55
the headquarters of the army group center at our level,00:53:58
it’s like the headquarters of00:53:59
not even the front direction very large00:54:03
object object secret how you set up00:54:05
secret objects everyone knows they didn’t take00:54:08
prisoners with the help of captivity they did it all then the00:54:11
work team liquidated it and then00:54:14
they either had Russian prisoners with whom they00:54:16
would sabotage it is00:54:18
not known yet in either the Poles00:54:20
felled these Germans they were much more loyal to00:54:23
were generally even better disposed than00:54:26
to the Russians, but the Germans also took the00:54:28
working teams of the payu hall in their hall00:54:31
and stood in the usual order in September00:54:33
after, as the group headquarters was ready,00:54:37
they quietly shot the00:54:40
unnecessary ones, then perhaps more particularly00:54:43
strongly who were not could work, and00:54:46
everything is clear, everything is logical, logical, because00:54:52
the Germans did this all the time, I00:54:55
repeat, I would still suggest that00:54:57
if we approach the issue seriously,00:55:01
it is necessary to inform everyone to count00:55:05
how many of them there were, to see what clothes00:55:08
they were wearing, khaki, boots, what00:55:11
papers were accepted there - here it is now00:55:13
impossible for the 450 thousand killed you mentioned00:55:17
or how much you said in00:55:18
Smolensk00:55:20
433000 lubrication of scalable Austin as00:55:23
it is now and us as it is now accepted00:55:25
half a million of our long-stuffed people are here to00:55:29
mess with you, you have already killed them, this is of00:55:32
no interest to anyone in general I00:55:35
guess that’s why it didn’t do anything,00:55:37
by the way, the Germans themselves pierced with for00:55:39
example they pierced dry stupidly in the00:55:42
descriptions in the descriptions of the graves it was always00:55:46
said that the prisoners had shoulder straps on the00:55:49
mountains, you know what to do with the00:55:50
kite, they glittered and00:55:51
all that stuff, but the trick is that here00:55:56
the Germans were just let down by the Geneva00:56:00
Convention, according to the Geneva Convention,00:56:02
prisoners of war had the right to wear insignia,00:56:05
but ours didn’t sign the Geneva Convention,00:56:08
but there were small,00:56:10
small agreements, not large ones, like ours, for00:56:14
example, believed that an officer00:56:16
should not have such00:56:19
moments as orderlies, but ours00:56:22
did theirs position in accordance with the00:56:25
position of prisoners of war, Soviet captivity00:56:27
by lines or the right to wear insignia,00:56:29
where did Vitoldovna come from after the fry, exactly the00:56:34
meaning after the start of the war, example, a new00:56:37
decree of prisoners of war, according to00:56:39
which they had the right to wear00:56:41
insignia for the Poles and we check with00:56:43
revenge,00:56:44
I hope that they will also sleep and00:56:46
fight in general formation with us and after00:56:50
that, together it was reported from the Polish00:56:52
camps that the Poles began to take out00:56:54
cockades and sew them on the throat, if00:56:58
you know, place it on them for sure after the start of00:57:00
the war they were killed, it was again the same00:57:03
thing with the cartridges, so you see00:57:08
here a set of evidence it shows00:57:11
that I don’t know, of course I didn’t judge the operative,00:57:16
I was impressed by the ratio00:57:18
to prove that our efforts were German, to put it mildly,00:57:21
it looks somehow strange to00:57:24
be on the side of the Germans, like it’s nothing at all00:57:27
about what this guy dug up, what he00:57:31
saw there from what kind of pistols they shot, how00:57:34
they buried them and others, to put it00:57:35
mildly, it’s strange, well, in my opinion, the00:57:39
fact that this is voiced by Dr.00:57:42
Goebbels, she’s already set the task, here it is,00:57:46
on the one hand, of course, the task00:57:49
has been set, on the other hand, he’s a professor00:57:51
with a name and doesn’t care about this doctor00:57:53
Goebbels, Goebbels, he has a task00:57:56
reputation, so he cunned so00:57:58
as not to tarnish his own reputation, it’s00:58:00
like we’re doing a task in general, but he00:58:03
tried to confuse everyone, but accept it for00:58:05
reading, it’s clear I’ll pretend where he’s being cunning, it00:58:09
became like that, and then, with a high-speed departure from the00:58:12
scene of the crime,00:58:14
no one cared about the little things anymore. I wrote it like that,00:58:16
that is, if these slices,00:58:19
these companies, the doctor, lost their sleighs for him00:58:21
to the traffic, the00:58:22
company, the doctor, once they are00:58:24
mostly designed for the00:58:26
media, and not ours, but the Western ones,00:58:28
they are the people and they process it, but the00:58:32
independent people don’t think anything, the people00:58:34
think only what they don’t I like this00:58:36
journalists we are in deep violet in00:58:38
fact to shot such a story became00:58:42
such a story pooped how can you not00:58:45
spin it a journalist00:58:46
works for someone serving your00:58:49
interests in this case interest00:58:51
works for Dr. Goebbels and is00:58:53
served in three marks and work for00:58:57
circulations I thought under capitalism they are but the00:59:00
owner of the work time some00:59:04
confused day carefully look at00:59:07
the look and it will be ok we will now agree00:59:09
to the fact that no ideology in the00:59:10
United States pops from a daisy I00:59:13
will collect any ideal horror does not work00:59:15
no ideology part does not work on the00:59:17
terrace and you know there some00:59:20
communist gas such a mood at the00:59:22
end of the time didn’t make this joker00:59:25
will do great yellow works a00:59:28
lot there no and the yellow ones all00:59:30
adhere to a certain political00:59:32
line how does it happen with such00:59:34
free journalists as the United00:59:37
States Litar people to which they are good00:59:39
too egalitarian society Americans00:59:41
yes Americans when they described it,00:59:43
recording themselves, you think hurray, it’s all00:59:46
said, we could scientists have one hit00:59:52
anyway, so the coffins came off00:59:56
part 1 grave diggers from Dr.00:59:59
Goebbels01:00:00
syndrome of the 8th and here is a cancan on the bones,01:00:08
why do we need to take it from our01:00:13
state authorities to take it and admit01:00:15
that it is we did why did you do a lot, but01:00:18
how much has been established about this, I don’t know01:00:20
Dimentiy, how much we are talking about this, I think we01:00:24
just talked about next Wednesday, we01:00:27
can talk while the war is male, the01:00:30
so-called Soviet-Polish war,01:00:31
which should have been immediately talked01:00:35
about the provocation, where are these Poles in general?01:00:37
will be taken up in such an industrial01:00:39
ring, this one is very interesting,01:00:41
let’s start talking about the01:00:43
provocation, where it came from and01:00:46
its background so that somehow I01:00:48
wasn’t, but you weren’t actually there01:00:50
much back in forty-one, for example,01:00:55
the Germans wrote from afar a book for01:00:58
Dr. Goebbels, letters from a German01:01:00
soldier from anywhere01:01:01
that talks about the terrible atrocities01:01:03
of the Bolsheviks in a Lvov prison with01:01:05
pregnant women hanging by their feet,01:01:07
more the family impressed hundreds of children there01:01:10
from 2 to 17 years old who were nailed01:01:12
to the fence, so shot, expected it01:01:15
talks about the security officers, but there’s01:01:18
nothing to do it was like running through the streets01:01:19
catching children nailed to a01:01:21
fence somewhere in the dark they were kept well and in01:01:26
general there were several such provocations01:01:28
for example it was similar absolutely01:01:31
similar to the provocation in the city of Vinnitsa01:01:33
there also in some orchard on the01:01:35
outskirts of the city uncovering mass01:01:38
graves too they said that these were evil01:01:41
Bolsheviks, the devil is in their minds, since they were no longer Polish01:01:43
officers about local residents,01:01:45
absolutely one to one there was01:01:47
a provocation, but it had no mediation01:01:51
because it was not picked up by someone,01:01:53
but who is interested in the borders that01:01:55
someone there killed some Russians at night01:01:57
search officers are right, the most01:02:00
remarkable provocation was in Odessa01:02:01
because there they noted the modest01:02:03
disrespect of the Romanians and the destruction of our01:02:06
citizens was no worse than the Germans and when01:02:09
the Germans began to tear apart01:02:12
the grave filled with their efforts, they rumata fussed01:02:15
too,01:02:16
they also dug up some graves, but the fact is01:02:20
that they didn’t quite understand how all01:02:23
this was happening, first of all, they did01:02:25
n’t bring their own forensic experts, but01:02:27
took local Odessa people from Odessa,01:02:30
naturally 3 guys, what are you talking about, you01:02:32
yourself killed him, he will become an export, he’s01:02:35
not afraid of anyone, he starts the ministry, then he01:02:38
just means in the archives there they corrected01:02:40
the lines in in conclusion, I showed this, I did01:02:44
n’t write this, he came to the boss, you01:02:46
copied it in conclusion, then the01:02:51
terrible details began there, we01:02:53
really surprised the world, for example, they01:02:55
said that they found some kind of iron01:02:57
beam and the internal skull, so they01:03:00
decided that these iron cans were put01:03:02
on the head of the01:03:04
condemned person through these cans in they01:03:06
were shot because they were afraid to look at the01:03:08
faces of their victims, then in general, since01:03:14
the burial took place in a place that01:03:17
has the expressive name of a large01:03:18
landfill, there were not only pots and holes they01:03:20
had already found there, there were a lot of things of01:03:22
the level, once again they showed their01:03:26
high talents, but of course nothing came of it01:03:29
either without hearing more than that, and01:03:31
only one Katyn provocation had a continuation,01:03:33
since there was01:03:35
someone abroad to pick up, there was the so01:03:38
-called Polish government in01:03:41
exile, which was sitting in London,01:03:43
but behind all this were our friends the01:03:45
Americans,01:03:48
what is the background of this01:03:50
wonderful case, where did the01:03:52
Polish prisoners come from?01:03:55
Before, of course, you can start with the01:03:59
old dispute between the Slavs, 10001:04:02
Poles, they are destroyed, wonderful nations, they are01:04:05
all afraid of all the neighbors01:04:07
they have, therefore, in the 18th century, the Russian01:04:11
Austrians and the Germans are tired of no good, I will01:04:13
divide them no matter what, but I was divided by the alarm bell,01:04:16
then united, but easier did not01:04:18
become anyone until in the eighteenth01:04:20
year it appeared again after01:04:23
after the end of the First World War, the01:04:27
Austrian Empire collapsed and01:04:28
as far as the haft of the Aryan Empire01:04:29
appeared, everyone began to shoot and01:04:32
pour began with the fact that they went to war01:04:35
against Soviet Russia,01:04:36
more precisely against Soviet Ukraine, Soviet01:04:38
Belarus, they would have decided that these01:04:40
the territory should belong to him bosch is01:04:42
great it seems Lithuanian yes but let01:04:45
us restore it naturally01:04:50
no one liked it in the twentieth year01:04:52
they were driven out of there by the Soviet-Polish01:04:56
war which thanks to01:04:58
Tukhachevsky they say ours were successful in fact they didn’t01:05:01
completely lose, well they lost therefore a01:05:03
healthy piece of Ukraine and Belarus01:05:05
which even the British from low nets to01:05:08
this state benefited from it, and01:05:10
at the same time there were still01:05:11
quite a lot of ours captured,01:05:15
whom they successfully starved to death, and who were01:05:17
successfully starved to death,01:05:19
and 70 years ago no one knows01:05:22
how much was actually in one of the01:05:25
documents of that in our time, the figure was01:05:27
200,000 taken prisoner, that is, maybe01:05:29
130,000 were killed not in the 70th, absolutely01:05:34
terrible conditions and understand, in general,01:05:37
nothing was done to01:05:39
make them somehow better, then I01:05:41
’ll tell you that she how we behaved with01:05:44
the prisoners01:05:46
then later it was the year thirty-nine,01:05:49
then there was the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, as01:05:51
a result of which I wonder if the01:05:54
territory was divided into spheres of influence in an01:05:56
increasingly beautiful sphere of influence if Western01:05:59
Ukraine, Western Belarus or the Germans01:06:02
entered the Germans entered Poland, Hitler01:06:06
really wanted the Soviet Union to also01:06:08
take part in it, ours were more cunning,01:06:11
so our troops crossed the borders01:06:13
when the Polish government01:06:14
crossed or in the opposite direction, rice01:06:18
government using our benefit,01:06:19
this would be all countries for more years, we take01:06:22
people close to us under protection and01:06:30
thus a number of Polish military personnel fell into our hands,01:06:35
whose general status is in general, a01:06:38
group of lines, speaking not a concept,01:06:40
because who is not such, strictly speaking, not not a01:06:43
prisoner of war, strictly speaking, they were rather01:06:47
interned according to a01:06:50
non-aggression treaty with the Germans, ours entered01:06:55
Poland on the territory that was then01:06:58
crushed there for Poland and ideally01:07:01
the Soviet-Polish war was not it was that at01:07:02
first they arrested everyone who01:07:10
came across it, then we’ll see that there are a lot of them,01:07:12
how mysteriously so many were not necessary, the01:07:15
first thing they did was they started immediately01:07:18
releasing those who come from our01:07:20
territories, right there where are you from from01:07:24
Brest go home01:07:25
something like this to do it, these 130,00001:07:29
brought to our territory, steel01:07:31
to be placed in camps, of course, it immediately01:07:33
became clear that there are a lot of them, there are01:07:35
absolutely wonderful documents01:07:37
inspecting the camps and they talk about yes, of01:07:41
course it’s a disgrace, they burn01:07:46
hot for several days, people haven’t eaten01:07:49
both of them, there are not enough barracks, not all winter01:07:53
barracks, and from01:07:54
me I understand I and they had all the01:07:56
earthly barracks, and a certain number01:07:58
were in the summer ones, so when those who were in the01:08:00
summer ones asked to spend the night with those who were01:08:03
warm, they were not allowed01:08:04
not to flood mutual aid, but01:08:09
still there was too much fighting and therefore ours were01:08:11
practically they immediately released everyone who demolished01:08:13
the territories except those who expressed01:08:15
completely anti-Soviet views,01:08:18
those who were from the German territories,01:08:20
ordinary people, you immediately gave the Germans01:08:22
practically this is done literally in01:08:24
one month, those professionals, those who are01:08:28
more qualified, that is, not01:08:30
peasants and working miners, they were immediately01:08:32
sent to enterprises of our01:08:35
industry, which was suffocating from a01:08:37
lack of personnel,01:08:38
and this is how he writes that forcing them to01:08:41
work 16-18 hours for anyone and01:08:43
nothing like that, we had in01:08:45
the decree of prisoners of war to extend to them the01:08:47
same conditions as to01:08:49
our workers, that is, an 8-hour working01:08:51
day and01:08:52
and actually the salary that is ours01:08:54
minus them you read for the maintenance01:08:57
you could still earn extra money and considering that01:09:02
the residents of the city were simply eager to work in the same mines of Donbass, left to the unemployed, it01:09:05
was not very bad those who worked in01:09:08
factories and mines were freed from the nose soybeans01:09:10
for what they immediately sign an employment01:09:12
contract with this enterprise where01:09:14
they work, based on the situation of the01:09:15
wage war, and in the end, by the01:09:18
new year, there were practically only officers left.01:09:31
some kind of strange01:09:34
operation for which there are no01:09:35
documents,01:09:37
all that is known is that these people01:09:39
won and their status was changed, you see,01:09:44
look, we would have to01:09:46
do the same thing with the officers as soldiers from those who were from01:09:50
German territories to return to the Germans, those01:09:52
who were from our territories to keep for themselves, but01:09:56
what’s the point? - the01:09:57
trick is that01:09:59
the Poles were very friendly to the01:10:02
Germans, moreover, until the01:10:03
year thirty-nine, but until the 30th and early01:10:07
39th, at least there was talk that01:10:10
Poland and Germany would jointly01:10:12
attack the Soviet Union,01:10:13
only the stunning idiocy of the Polish01:10:16
government will not allow this plan01:10:19
it will happen, but this is clearly visible from others, no less a bastard,01:10:23
as a very clue:01:10:25
Soviet tanks entered Prague in 1968, can01:10:27
you imagine what a01:10:29
tragedy it was, the whole country stood shoulder to shoulder01:10:33
against this Soviet01:10:36
aggression, clothes, I wonder how you were there in01:10:39
1939 against the Nazis01:10:41
stood there shoulder to shoulder was it01:10:43
all normal and dudeva and we are brothers01:10:47
living next to each other, all three of us01:10:48
and then a third of the military equipment for the Reich was01:10:51
released in the check it was the owls the people's roller01:10:55
was no longer there if quickly there was a01:10:57
complete collapse of control some seconds01:10:59
where the thief of Warsaw resisted right up to the01:11:01
end of September, she resisted and what to01:11:04
do with this order, you don’t understand,01:11:06
it’s clear that Stalin did not want to give them to01:11:08
Hitler01:11:09
because for two reasons, firstly,01:11:11
given the mood of the order, to track down Elsa01:11:13
wants to create a Polish Ermakova to ours,01:11:16
they will go with pleasure, I will go,01:11:19
secondly, after the beginning of the war, if we01:11:21
want to create a Polish army, then they01:11:24
will go in the wrong direction, right where the ice these01:11:26
people had to be saved somehow01:11:28
and then, as far as I understand01:11:31
the situation, they simply changed their status. We01:11:34
had a special meeting with the NKVD, which01:11:36
had the right to administratively01:11:38
sentence them to exile. well, somewhere01:11:41
literally up to 8 years,01:11:43
and you somehow divided the prisoners into very strange things,01:11:46
as far as I understand, they01:11:48
changed the status of most of them to family, but01:11:53
although in general it’s understandable if you’re a family member,01:11:54
your family is in Poland, but if your family is a01:11:56
hostage, it would be make it rain and01:11:58
the Germans will say, and apparently he just01:12:01
changed his status, we will transfer him from01:12:03
prisoners of war to the category of01:12:05
ordinary prisoners, and in this01:12:09
form they were sent to the construction site of the national01:12:11
economy in anticipation of a big war with01:12:13
Germany and they didn’t have to wait long for a year,01:12:16
well, here with any in the scenarios,01:12:20
again, it is not clear why kill them, but if01:12:23
they were suitable for work before the war and01:12:25
how long to work, if during the01:12:27
war they were purely personnel01:12:30
that we can use at the front,01:12:32
why kill you, they killed us, and01:12:34
then it was not the Germans who quite successfully did not01:12:37
kill and Polish prisoners of war and ours,01:12:39
he has a different approach, why did Hitler 301:12:42
blunder this operation because01:12:44
as soon as they took Poland,01:12:46
Operation Tannenberg did not begin to destroy the01:12:49
Polish elite of the Polish intelligentsia, and01:12:53
since these officers were not returned to him,01:12:55
Hitler must have thought that ours01:12:57
were doing exactly the same thing in relation to the01:12:59
old enemy, it’s enough not to dissuade the01:13:01
groove and they hid them, they hid them not very01:13:05
successfully, they hid them near Smolensk, but they were unlucky,01:13:09
so I say again, there is01:13:11
no proof of this, but this is at least my01:13:13
version of why they disappeared from the01:13:16
lists of prisoners of war, although the rest are those01:13:21
who act on the01:13:23
status of prisoners of war, although they were less so,01:13:26
they were in this form until the age of 41,01:13:29
let’s use such subtle terminology then,01:13:32
that is, they didn’t bother, everyone was preparing01:13:35
for war, a wide variety of activities were carried out,01:13:37
so I understood, I understand01:13:40
why they didn’t want to give them hectares,01:13:42
which goes without saying, why give them away him from the01:13:46
specially trained officers,01:13:48
let's hand over this guy like that01:13:50
and he'll be useful himself, so exactly why01:13:53
kill, I'm logically just nothing more than01:13:57
when we really tried01:13:58
to create a Polish one, it did01:14:00
n't work out that it wasn't very correct01:14:03
because after the start of the war they really01:14:05
declared an amnesty for the Poles who01:14:06
were in in the camps, those who remained01:14:08
began to release them, they were allowed to live on01:14:11
Soviet territory if they were not in the army,01:14:13
those who could fight were sent to the army,01:14:16
this is the so-called Anders army, our01:14:19
army was very interesting, Anderson01:14:22
immediately agreed with Stalin that we01:14:24
want to be the first to enter Poland, but in the01:14:27
army The01:14:29
security officers worked as informers for us as always01:14:30
and I listen for a point for the conspiracy, yes, we will concede in01:14:32
Poland the same thing that they will do against the01:14:34
Bolsheviks,01:14:35
yes we will enter Poland, we will defend01:14:37
independence from the Soviets, that is,01:14:40
naturally for us in the ranks we had such an army,01:14:44
why the hell did01:14:45
Stalin try them push them to the front under01:14:48
the conversation that the Czech Republic means that the Czechs who01:14:51
created the battalion KYA will01:14:52
send them to fight, it01:14:54
was implied that we don’t want to send them to01:14:57
fight as a battalion, it was meant avast01:15:00
not a battalion, you have 40 thousand people there,01:15:03
go to the front ears in the end01:15:08
Anders expressed her wishes to serve in01:15:12
the English the army after which they were joyfully01:15:15
pushed out by the crows where they were already01:15:18
beating in English you used to live there for more than a year with a lot of01:15:21
fun, really fun01:15:24
because, again,01:15:25
reports from the NKVD were preserved and it was said that they01:15:28
inflated prices in the markets and in restaurants01:15:30
there military ponies engage in prostitution01:15:33
in everything this is a symbol there, they ended up with a01:15:36
prostitute for the same thing, and finally01:15:40
they were transported to Italy where they01:15:46
checked in somewhere near my Monte Cassino monastery and even says01:15:49
that they say that they took him, although in01:15:51
fact it’s not so German there was an agreement for01:15:52
military reasons, the feat without getting01:15:55
paid didn’t work out, but it’s clear that01:15:57
it was right that they didn’t give up this German about01:15:59
for you got into the Polish army,01:16:05
but when01:16:07
Poland searches for such ginnel and the fact is01:16:11
that the Polish government01:16:13
moved to London from a format01:16:15
called the Polish government in01:16:16
exile, who was very01:16:19
sharply opposed to big risks, to the point that the01:16:23
judges, from conversations with the steel, tried to01:16:25
send in saboteurs who were supposed to01:16:27
blow up bridges and pubs and do any01:16:30
mischief, let’s say this is the beauty of the01:16:34
Soviet search, relationships with you are01:16:36
charming in themselves,01:16:39
for example, they were so loved Western01:16:42
Ukraine and Western Belarus that when01:16:44
they sent a group they01:16:45
fired especially at the officers, they demanded01:16:48
that they be given a convoy, they simply demanded01:16:50
rowing, I’m not going to go, the local01:16:52
population will kill us in attacks, they loved us, apparently they01:16:57
noted well there, oh yes,01:17:00
they love Poles everywhere, and even in the territory under01:17:03
whose rule they were very loved so they01:17:10
actually shot the Poles before01:17:12
they shot them, but specific people according to01:17:17
specific sentences01:17:19
are involved in a specific crime in general,01:17:21
but here’s an example for you: our tank01:17:24
units are traveling around Poland on September 39, they fly into01:17:26
some village, they are in the midst of a01:17:29
punitive operation, it turns out there it’s01:17:31
either Belarusian in my village01:17:34
they opposed it, a01:17:37
punitive detachment came and01:17:38
managed to shoot a01:17:40
dozen and a half of them, including two teenagers,01:17:42
and then ours arrived, so I think that01:17:45
if ours didn’t immediately spank such01:17:48
activity, then these ones probably went01:17:50
to trial or the commander might even have been01:17:52
shot. it could well be equal to01:17:55
the amount,01:17:56
I saw fragments of the execution lists, not01:17:59
in their entirety, well, most of the01:18:01
scribes there, it was such an article01:18:04
that treason, including crossing01:18:07
abroad illegally, it changed the homeland of01:18:09
the demon, a person such and such a product, lunch Ivanov, until the01:18:12
year thirty-eight, defected to the01:18:14
Poles the future a military man and now01:18:17
he was captured, well, accordingly, he is01:18:19
58, one of the highest measures of01:18:22
such people were shot at the table, he wanted him to be01:18:24
involved in punitive operations, shoots01:18:30
those who were involved grew up in01:18:31
crimes, they shot criminals so that01:18:33
you think in their games there were no hungry people01:18:37
like there were prisoner of war camps, there were01:18:39
murders and many other delights, but here’s the little01:18:44
book,01:18:45
Yuri, drive another Mukhina, you’ve read on this01:18:48
topic, you’ll say, well, it’s a good book, but this is01:18:53
just a discussion on the topic of discussing01:18:56
Soviet evidence, yes, we have a photo01:18:58
trap in the manner and for some reason they lured us in a01:19:02
very cunning way, they see that this is what we are01:19:06
discussing exclusively worked01:19:08
Soviet construction group, let's01:19:10
talk about the work of the Germans, and this is what was01:19:13
done, in general, first of all,01:19:17
because it was still necessary to01:19:19
read these documents, it is very useful,01:19:25
for example, about the army group center, she01:19:28
spoke so much in one of the documents,01:19:30
namely01:19:31
the transcript of the Birsk trial, these are01:19:35
known that Nuremberg Katyn01:19:38
crime it was not included in Berg's sentence01:19:41
why ours is said as01:19:45
because it was not considered a crime day of01:19:47
something like that small it's time for01:19:48
the transcript in the most beautiful way they01:19:51
found everything only it was needed there everything according to the law01:19:54
yes according to the law of crimes are united you are talking01:19:57
about the motto for a specific person not it could01:19:59
have become that such and such some kind of01:20:02
structure and who was the specific person of these three01:20:05
girls who worked began01:20:07
to ask what kind of units they were or01:20:09
some kind of construction01:20:11
battalion the boss was Arnis they all01:20:14
spoke German the girls communicated and01:20:16
so and the translator, it is unknown how01:20:19
they remembered that the commander for01:20:20
we are not working in the wrong place September to01:20:22
December, but they found this Larisa, who01:20:25
turned out to be Oriens,01:20:26
we were only on the construction battalion of the01:20:28
communications regiment, which served the01:20:30
headquarters of the army group center of this varius,01:20:33
they determined the accusation for which they told me01:20:35
what I came there in the first place in November I01:20:38
can prove this to his third01:20:40
commander cotton wool spider the first two died01:20:43
please present the colonel01:20:45
dined in the king whose grave was01:20:51
precisely for this reason the accusations01:20:52
fell apart but it was a very interesting01:20:56
moment when at the entrance01:20:57
I think really he left the move didn’t get it01:21:01
just fell apart there the man fought back If01:21:05
he hadn’t been there, he wouldn’t have been there at that time, and01:21:06
all of them were Lebanon’s mouth, that’s who01:21:09
they were presenting there, the farce didn’t turn out to be the01:21:12
face of which he was presenting at at a very01:21:13
interesting moment when one of the01:21:16
witnesses and but asked the question, have01:21:18
you seen such and such telegrams and did you know01:21:20
about the Poles01:21:21
this ru asked a question about the actions of the Ayzat01:21:24
team and as soon as the word VAT was heard the01:21:28
defense team jumped up like a01:21:32
cold dad and screamed with a bayonet, don’t confuse01:21:36
my clients’ cases with the bottom, but that’s where this01:21:40
topic ended, from here you can see what01:21:44
was there in fact, the fact is that01:21:46
signalmen were often involved in mass executions,01:21:48
even if you imagine a01:21:50
signalman who went to Lada to01:21:51
shoot, it’s not clear why and they were01:21:53
specialists, but he immediately, yes of course there01:21:56
were special specialists, these01:21:57
were called at the front of the Sonderkommando01:22:01
three of them for teams, these specialists are the01:22:04
future operational unit about she01:22:08
had no opinions about her own supply, they usually settled on the01:22:12
basis of existing military units,01:22:14
so during the council, as it was, I’m afraid01:22:18
the signalmen did it before they received the01:22:20
NKVD rest house, then in fact they01:22:23
called it the Dnieper Palace, they settled for this more01:22:25
in words, and on the day of the action,01:22:27
how the girls remembered they had to come about01:22:29
their trucks, washed in the bathhouse,01:22:31
I fell behind, slept off and01:22:34
ran for a new portion, well, of course,01:22:38
how to find the leaders of the dance team,01:22:41
no way, that’s why it was all01:22:46
carried out solely for this01:22:48
reason, I would recommend the book to anyone, I01:22:53
advise you to read it, because the book01:22:56
is quite heavy for a very long time01:22:59
they kicked me that I don’t go to the archives and I01:23:02
got angry01:23:03
and it affected that Prudnikova’s archives don’t01:23:05
go about the days the apartment is published, so there are01:23:08
a lot of archival documents here,01:23:10
a lot of comments,01:23:12
so I advise reading to those who like01:23:15
this kind of reading analysis of sevan01:23:18
documents to order with you with01:23:19
comments to the conclusion at the end it is unambiguous01:23:24
or the reader is invited to think01:23:26
for himself the01:23:27
conclusions regarding the crime itself are01:23:30
naturally assigned because what01:23:33
we talked about here for an hour and a half, the German01:23:35
accusation simply does not stand up to01:23:38
criticism, not even a touch with one01:23:40
finger, but read the conclusion and01:23:43
provocations of the01:23:44
Katyn anime ambiguous Katyn01:23:47
provocations grid to give next time01:23:48
we'll talk about this is a separate and very01:23:50
interesting topic but completely separate01:23:53
and the Katyn crime of having a bag is01:23:56
quite mediocre in relation to one more01:23:58
time the book is called Katyn lies01:24:02
tired stories01:24:04
can be purchased using the link under the video01:24:07
thank you 9001:24:09
about here today all until we meet again01:24:14
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