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09-20-2020, 09:16 AM
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Re: Hanging Girls Drawings and Painting
Russian peasant women beat Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya with sticks and spit on her. They also pour slop over the Pyro. The story is as follows: in the fall of 1941, German troops came close to the gates of Moscow. The situation was critical for the Russians. On November 17, 1941, Stalin gave Order No. 428. This order prescribed: Destroy and burn to ashes all settlements in the rear of the German troops at a distance of 40-60 km in depth from the forward edge. To destroy populated areas, use aircraft and artillery, as well as teams of arsonist saboteurs brigades with Molotov cocktails. Stalin wanted to smoke the Germans out of warm houses and make the Nazis freeze in the open. The beauty of this situation is that, together with the Germans, the Russian peasants were driven out into the cold. Just think: Russian bombers bombed Russian huts with Russian peasants inside. Russian cannons fired at Russian huts with Russian women and children in the middle. Russian saboteurs set fire to Russian huts. Such are they, these Russians ... The famous Soviet saboteur Ilya Starinov characterized Stalin's order as immoral and criminal, senseless and harmful from a military point of view. An officer of the Panfilov division, Baurjan Momysh-uly, writes about the despair and anger of the inhabitants of rural houses burned down by the Red Army. *  · |
