1:13:01
If we put them to the other department,
we'll have 16 beds.
1:13:03
Do it then.
1:13:04
What about the rest?
1:13:06
I don't know.
The same room.
1:13:07
Ask to prepare hung beds.
1:13:12
That's it. Do it.
1:13:24
In autumn, 1941, I came to our military
office and turned down the reservation.
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In a month I was sent
to the Tashkent Officer School.
1:13:35
In 1943 to Kursk.
1:13:38
I received the letter from
Mitya Zhuchkov,
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where he wrote that my father Abram
Ilyich Shvartz was executed by shooting.
1:13:45
With all citizens
of Tulchin ghetto.
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In November, 1944
as a member of the fifth shock troop
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my company was the first who crossed
the western border of the Soviet Union.
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- Colonel Smorodin.
- Captain Andreev.
1:14:13
Here. 40 people.
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11 - seriously,
20 - middle and 9 - light.
1:14:19
The radiogram said that all were seriously.
1:14:21
Only 11 are seriously.
1:14:23
I ask you, please,
not more than 7 minutes.
1:14:26
I have military next.
1:14:28
Send the echelon
after full loading.
1:14:30
-Are you crazy?
- Middle to the fifth and to the ninth.
1:14:33
Serious to Kriger.
1:14:34
Arisha, middle to the fifth
and to the ninth, light to the fourth.
1:14:37
I'm going to serious.
1:14:39
Comrades, middle to the fifth and
to the ninth. Light to the fourth.
1:14:43
Serious to Kriger!
1:14:48
Don't hurry.
Everyone will be taken.
1:14:51
Carefully.
1:14:53
Marina, this one goes to the third.