"Crimson okolyshki" in the battles with the Nazis

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A “black myth” arose around the troops of the NKVD, painting them with some kind of ghouls, who only knew how to shoot the Red Armymen in the back and be as far as possible from the front line. The reality is much more diverse.

In the trenches - with 22 June



For example, the fact of the defense of the Brest Fortress by the NKVD forces is practically unknown. The inscription known from Soviet school textbooks: “I am dying, but I do not give up. Farewell, Motherland! ”Left in the barracks of the 132-th separate battalion of the NKVD troops.

The NKVD troops defended themselves heavily in the summer and autumn of the 1941 of the year. By that time, they consisted of thirteen divisions and fifteen brigades totaling 65,8 thousands of bayonets. The NKVD - 1805 is the key object of the railway infrastructure of the western part of the USSR. On arms of troops of the NKVD - easy rifle weaponartillery Tanks, aviationarmored trains.

The NKVD fighters defended Minsk and Riga, fought arcade battles when the 37 Army of the Red Army departed from Kiev.

"Crimson okolyshki" in the battles with the Nazis


The repulse of the Guderian armored wedges, which sought to join the Kleist group, gave 10 September 1941 of the year 233 th regiment of 13 convoy division of the NKVD. The Chekists for three days held back the Nazi tanks near the town of Romny and on the southern bank of the Sula River, thereby preventing them from surrounding a significant number of units of the South-Western Front. The approaches to Leningrad were defended by five divisions of the NKVD.

Special mention deserve the exploits of the NKVD in the battles for Stalingrad. So, the 10-Infantry Division of the NKVD troops defended the city from the Nazis who were trying to occupy it until the approach of the 62 Army of the Red Army, actually keeping the city on the Volga, although at the cost of terrible losses: more than seven thousand soldiers of the seven and a half who took the first battle 23 died August 1942 of the year. The only military unit - the participant of the Battle of Stalingrad, who received the Order of Lenin - is the 10-Infantry Division of the NKVD. Its most famous division is the 272 th Regiment, which later wore the honorary title "Volzhsky". Volgograd street is named after the gunman of the 272 regiment of Alexei Vashchenko. He accomplished the feat of 5 September of 1942, when he closed the embrasure of the German DOT with his body.

In August 1942, three rifle divisions of the NKVD were formed specifically for the defense of the center of the North Caucasus. Mountain divisions predominate in divisions, but the composition is quite international ... Divisions became the mainstay of special defensive areas. The armored train of the People’s Commissariat of Internal Affairs became a key factor in the protection of the strategically important railway line Rostov-Grozny-Makhachkala.

The troops of the NKVD could leave the position only by personal order of Beria.

The NKVD troops performed well in the battles for both capitals, Oryol, Smolensk, on the Kursk Bulge. They took part in the war with imperial Japan, from deterring the aggressor on the border to victory over the Kwantung Army.

The units of the NKVD were equipped by all-army standards, often field uniforms, especially privates and sergeants, did not differ from the army. Is that the name of the armored trains was added the abbreviation of the NKVD, but it did not affect the design features or weapons. Nutritional standards were like at all on the front line. Questions of subordination and position in the command chain were decided depending on the specific situation.

Specific tasks performed perfectly

Having heard the “protection of the rear”, one can imagine peacefully smoking, and even soldiers dormant in the sun. But it was not sinekura. The troops of the NKVD identified and eliminated saboteurs, reconnaissance aircraft and paratroopers; trapped in the rear of the advancing Red Army soldiers and equipment of the Wehrmacht.

A special theme is the suppression of the nationalist underground in Ukraine and the Baltic states. Now the “Forest Brothers” are usually portrayed as patriots who fought with the Bolsheviks. They just killed and robbed not only the party-Soviet elite, but completely peaceful inhabitants, terrorized the citizens and villagers. And the nationalists were not harsh men with Berdanks, they received plenty of weapons, including automatic, and ammunition from Nazi Germany. There is evidence of the use of "forest brothers" tanks and artillery. So the power of the NKVD troops resisted formidable. With the latest foci of resistance managed to cope only by the mid-fifties.

The victorious march of the Red Army led to hundreds of thousands of captured Nazis, who had to be taken to places of concentration and content, and then guarded. This involved the convoy troops of the NKVD. Relocation of prisoners went on foot, which added complexity for the protection. The real special operation was the passage of a column of captured Germans through the streets of Moscow in 1944. The risks were enormous, but the convoy coped with the task, as did those who planned and carried out the operation. Organizational efforts went unnoticed by Muscovites and those who then watched newsreel footage, but this is for the best.

Structurally NKVD troops

By the beginning of the Nazi invasion, the Main Directorate of the Border and Internal Troops (GUPVV) was reorganized to form the main directorates in the areas of military activity, from border guarding to protecting railway infrastructure, particularly important industrial facilities, convoy service, military construction, and supplies.

There was a reorganization of the structure during the Great Patriotic War, under the emerging tasks and applied to the changing environment.

In particular, the Red Army enters Eastern and Western Europe, and the GKO 29 on July 1944 of the year orders the creation of military commandant's offices in each administrative center and railway stations. The commandant's offices are engaged not only in order in the troops but also in administrative tasks, in particular, in ensuring the vital activity of the civilian population of the liberated lands. The military commandant's offices were subject to the orders of the military councils of the fronts.



The NKVD fighters marched in the columns marching in the Victory Parade.
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  1. +27
    10 February 2019 06: 32
    Well, why liberals do not like them - that’s understandable. That's just in the USSR, official propaganda did not mention this either.
    1. +2
      10 February 2019 07: 12
      That's just in the USSR, official propaganda did not mention this either.
      Why do you think so? I think, because the citizens of the USSR might have not quite comfortable questions. For example, what did the 132-th separate battalion of the NKVD escort troops in Brest before the 1941 of the year ..
      In the history of each state there are topics that are not advertised. On the other hand, complete silence leads to various speculations and speculations ...
      1. +36
        10 February 2019 07: 47
        author forgot to mention the 70 army
        In 1943, a separate army of the NKVD was formed and transferred to the Red Army from the border and internal troops. It received the name of the 70 Army and, as part of the Central Front, adopted a “baptism of fire” in a defensive battle on the Kursk Bulge. For four days, infantry and artillery units of the army repelled attacks of the German fascist troops every day on 13 - 16, but did not allow enemy tank columns to break through even the tactical defense zone (for the first time since the start of the war). Subsequently, the units of the 70 Army distinguished themselves in many battles and battles, and one of them, the 140 Army Rifle Division, became five-bearing.
      2. +39
        10 February 2019 08: 06
        Quote: tasha
        what the 132nd separate battalion of the NKVD escort troops did

        Don’t you know? Maybe there were no criminals who needed to be transported to places of detention? There were important cargoes, the transportation of which also required special protection.
        1. -61
          10 February 2019 17: 51
          Other departments, Comrade Cobassos, were involved in the criminal activities. Learn the story properly. This battalion was involved in guarding the NKVD prisons (with political ones) and escorting and guarding the political and captive Poles - that is, those who were captured by the Red Army, not giving them a chance to shoot at the then Red Army friends - the Germans.
          1. +26
            10 February 2019 21: 10
            Quote: Shelonnik
            comrade cobasos

            Choose expressions liberoid.
            Quote: Shelonnik
            This battalion was involved in the protection of the NKVD prisons

            But what, do not need to guard prisons?
            Quote: Shelonnik
            captured Poles - well, that is, those who were captured by the Red Army, without giving them a chance to shoot

            So they "fired" at the Germans that they scrambled right into Soviet territory, "warriors", "psya krev" ...
          2. +4
            11 February 2019 23: 32
            What other departments were involved in criminals ???! Don’t drive the bogeyman, sir!
          3. 0
            11 February 2019 23: 57
            HISTORIAN!!! And what other departments dealt with criminals ???? Do not drive nonsense!
          4. +7
            12 February 2019 00: 40
            In our Soviet prisons and zones, to a greater extent, there were criminals than watered s / c, dear! Because, the rule of law in the country is determined not by the presence of thieves and watered s / c, but by the ability of the authorities to neutralize them !!! (Somewhere I heard it!)
          5. +7
            12 February 2019 00: 53
            TO YOU, AS A "SPECIALLY GIFTED" HISTORIAN I TELL !!! The 132nd separate battalion of the KV NKVD of the USSR from the moment of its formation, was located in the barracks of the Brest Fortress. And it began to form a month and a half after the end of the Polish campaign, i.e. far after Brest became ours. If it was needed for the prisoners of Polyakoff, then, sorry, it should have been created before the Polish campaign !!! Who guarded and escorted your Poles for more than a month and a half ???! And now ask about the structure of the security and escort service for suspects and accused of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation in the current times! In every regional center (at least) a battalion or regiment of this service! And the same situation was in Soviet times, in the NKVD system, then the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs! And this is quite logical - in every regional center (at least) a pre-trial detention center, a prison ... and in some district centers of a prison ..., but who will guard and transport them ??? Let me remind you that BREST is the regional center of the Brest region and the creation of the 132nd battalion there was as predictable as the creation of the regional committee of the Communist Party, district committees, communal services and other things, after the Brest region became part of the USSR!
          6. +5
            12 February 2019 01: 23
            And you would have taught history better, "historian"! Although it will be more accurate - they would just teach her at least! The 132nd battalion carried out the tasks of protecting FOUR COMMON PRISONS (common prisons are occupied by mayors, speculators, and other violators of the law, including political ones! And no other departments are engaged in these prisoners) ... Of these 4 prisons, one was in Brest (not in the fortress), and the rest in three other cities of the region (Pruzhany, Kobrin, Pinsk). And only the fifth prison guarded by the battalion - the Internal Prison of the UNKVD of the Brest region ("Brigidki") was used as a political prison and there were Polish officers, Belarusian nationalists, saboteurs, violators of the state border among the prisoners ... Well, in addition to guarding 5 prisons , the battalion was engaged in escorting prisoners to prisons ..., from prisons ..., to a stage, etc.
      3. +29
        10 February 2019 08: 38
        For example, what did 132-th separate battalion of escort troops of the NKVD in Brest up to 1941 year.
        ,, prisoners guarded and escorted
        ,, Formed in November 1939, the 132 –th separate battalion of the convoy troops relocated to Brest in April of the 1940 –th as part of the 42 –th NKVD brigade. 2 – i and 3 – i companies and special forces were stationed in the Brest Fortress. 1 – i company was scattered in Pruzhany, Pinsk, Kobrin, providing security for prisons, and 2 – I and 3 – I escort companies guarded two prisons in Brest: the city and internal prison of UNKVD, which was located in the former Brigid monastery on Kobrin fortification of the fortress. In addition to guarding the prisons, the battalion’s tasks included escorting prisoners, while the 3 Company was also engaged in guarding bridges across the Mukhavets River in the Brest region.

        ,,, the episode which was played up in the modern film “Brest Fortress” had a place to be. At some point in the barracks of the battalion was a man in the form of a lieutenant of the Red Army. He began to give orders that seemed suspicious to Schneiderman. By convention, the political officer gave the soldiers a lieutenant, but he managed to escape and wounded one of the soldiers. In a shootout, a stranger was killed. Under the tunic, Schneiderman found a token of a German Army soldier.

        Zampolitruka Shimos Schneiderman
      4. +25
        10 February 2019 09: 17
        Quote: tasha
        For example, what did the 132-th separate battalion of the NKVD escort troops in Brest before the 1941 of the year ..

        Do not forget that the border guards were also part of the NKVD. Here is the answer.
        1. -6
          10 February 2019 09: 40
          The border troops belonged to another NKVD command.
          1. +8
            10 February 2019 11: 05
            Quote: tasha
            The border troops belonged to another NKVD command.

            Beria led the NKVD from 1938 to 1945. In March 1941, the NKVD was divided into the NKVD and the NKGB, and in July it was again merged into a single People’s Commissariat of the NKVD.
            1. -7
              10 February 2019 11: 13
              There is only one commissariat. The departments are different ... And therefore the seti comment: "Do not forget that the NKVD units were also border guards. Here is your answer." is not a correct answer to the question, what was the 132nd separate battalion of escort troops doing in Brest?
              1. +9
                10 February 2019 11: 45
                Quote: tasha
                The controls are different ...

                You are not right...
                Yes, the department for 5 months was divided into 2 people's commissariats, the NKVD was headed by Beria, and the newly created NKGB, his devotee from 20 years, deputy Merkulov.
                NKVD - was engaged in internal affairs, subordinate to the border troops, police, escort units, units and units of guards of prisons and camps, units of local air defense.
                NKGB - units directly involved in issues of state security intelligence, counterintelligence, government protection.

                Convoy and border units belonged to the same department even after temporary separation.
                1. -6
                  10 February 2019 13: 45
                  The structure of the NKVD of the USSR on January 1 1940.
                  ...
                  18. Main Directorate of Border Troops (G.G. Sokolov)
                  19. General Directorate for the Protection of Industrial Enterprises (E.V. Kozik)
                  20. Main Directorate of Convoy Troops (V.M. Sharapov)
                  ...
                  1. +6
                    10 February 2019 13: 57
                    Quote: tasha
                    The structure of the NKVD of the USSR on January 1 1940.

                    That is, you think that G.G. Sokolov himself controlled the border troops, and V.M. Sharapov led the escort at his discretion? No. All these departments were in one department, executing orders and commands from their leadership in the person of Beria.
                    By the way, look below at Altona’s comment, there’s the flag of just 132 separate battalions that died in the Brest Fortress, this is the answer to your question about what the convoys were doing in Brest.
                    1. -7
                      10 February 2019 14: 11
                      request
                      There is only one commissariat. The departments are different ... And therefore the seti comment: "Do not forget that the NKVD units were also border guards. Here is your answer." is not a correct answer to the question, what was the 132nd separate battalion of convoy troops doing in Brest before the start of the war ...
            2. +4
              10 February 2019 20: 11
              During the separate existence of two people's commissariats, border guards were still part of the NKVD. By the way. After the creation of the KGB in 1954, border guards entered this department only a few years later.
          2. +5
            10 February 2019 18: 04
            Absolutely fair, but still the NKVD. And who now understands this?
            1. -2
              11 February 2019 06: 48
              Believe it or not, I'm shocked myself. And here it is not a matter of understanding, here in something else .. I am writing, I am writing that the 132nd obkv are not border guards, but in response "NKVD, NKVD". Probably, they don't understand the difference between the commissariat and the administration ...
        2. +22
          10 February 2019 13: 28
          In my opinion, I read from Kozhinov, a typical picture of a liberated settlement in the Great Patriotic War: the first in the village naturally entered the field units and approximately this alignment (an exaggerated version of course). "Grandfather! Well, show who you served the Germans!" Dedus naturally shows the headman, policemen and so on. Soon these "gentlemen" (if they are not lucky) will be hanging on a birch. To prevent this from happening, all the inhabitants of the settlement, whose "stigma in the cannon", hid in the forest before the occupation of the point by the combined arms unit. But when the NKVD units came to the settlement to figure out what was what, these people left the forest and almost threw themselves into the arms of the "bloody Stalinist executioners" belay . The casket opens simply: The worst thing that the NKVD-shniki could do with these "comrades" is to ARREST.
      5. -4
        10 February 2019 10: 01
        Quote: tasha
        For example, what did 132-th separate battalion of escort troops of the NKVD in Brest up to 1941 year.

        Well, what did he do there?
        1. +3
          10 February 2019 13: 10
          Quote: Dart2027
          Well, what did he do there?


          Screenshot taken from waralbum.ru
          1. -6
            10 February 2019 13: 48
            Quote: Altona
            Screenshot taken from the site

            My question
            Quote: Dart2027
            Well, what did he do there?
            was asked in response to this post
            Quote: tasha
            I think, because the citizens of the USSR might have not quite comfortable questions. For example, what did the 132nd separate battalion of the NKVD escort troops in Brest until 1941 ..
            In the history of each state there are topics that are not advertised.
            So I asked about any such issues and uncomfortable issues in question.
            1. -42
              10 February 2019 17: 45
              The battalion was engaged in guarding and escorting in the prisons of the NKVD, where political and Polish prisoners of war (who were "caught" in 1939, when, together with Hitler, they racked Poland - well, that is, they did not allow the Poles to shoot at the Germans then, for which the Germans, however, did not thank). Not very decent occupation.
              1. +30
                10 February 2019 17: 54
                Quote: Shelonnik
                when together with Hitler Poland was torn apart

                In fact, by the time the USSR introduced the troops of Poland, it was no longer there, since Hitler had managed very well on his own. When it became clear that there was no Poland and that its territory would be occupied by Germany, Stalin quietly returned part of the territory that the Poles had captured earlier. It is a worthy occupation.
                1. -39
                  10 February 2019 18: 04
                  Yes, this was clear from the very beginning - the Germans had 1,5 times more soldiers and 3 times more tanks - in general, better than the Polish, not to mention the total superiority in air quality. But taking into account this ratio, the Poles held up very dignifiedly - better than the Red Army in the first months of the war, with its 12 thousand tanks (in the western districts) versus 3,5 thousand German; not to mention Sotvet aviation - there are no tears there at all. Well, that’s not the point - it was the Poles who could fight against the Nazis and even kill someone; not allowed.
                  1. +3
                    10 February 2019 19: 35
                    Quote: Shelonnik
                    they were Poles who could fight against the Nazis and even kill someone; not allowed
                    Given the damage that they could inflict on the Germans in the best case, they did the right thing. Otherwise, the German offensive would have begun from a closer distance, and they were already stopped at Moscow itself.
                  2. +11
                    11 February 2019 00: 46
                    Chatting do not toss bags. The Poles were once given the opportunity to fight Hitler. Of these same soldiers and officers who were interned, in the years 41-42 the army of General Anders was formed in the USSR, which was subordinate to the Polish government in exile and, by its order, went through Persia (that was the name of Iran then) to fight together with the British, by the way the difficult situation on the Soviet-German front, and on June 4, 1941, the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR and the Politburo of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks decided by July 1, 1941 to create the 238th Infantry Division of the Red Army from Poles and people who know Polish well ( westerners Belarus's regions and Ukraine). But before the start of World War II, they did not manage to form the Polish division.
                  3. +13
                    11 February 2019 01: 05
                    in 39, the Polish fortified areas were located on the eastern border, as well as the most combat-ready units, remind you of the Hitler-Pilsudski pact of 34? Then the Polish army was considered very combat-ready and was in no way inferior to the German. And here is what the French press wrote - "The most essential question is the following: at what cost did Piłsudski and his gang conclude an agreement with Hitler? Will Poland leave Germany free to act on the Austrian issue? Will she instead accept Germany's" technical "cooperation for action in Ukraine, which she has been dreaming of for a long time? ”Then there was the Munich Agreement. was no longer needed, and the Polish rulers puffed out their cheeks until the last moment and were going to conclude an alliance with Germany against the USSR
                  4. 0
                    11 February 2019 16: 39
                    During the Polish campaign, the Wehrmacht did not have those armored forces of 41. They warmed up on cats, but even here the Poles washed off - you won’t fight against sabers against light tanks.
                  5. 0
                    12 February 2019 18: 01
                    Yes, only the Red Army took Berlin, and Poland was once again torn apart. And this fact covers all that guano that you throw on the fan.
                  6. 0
                    12 February 2019 18: 45
                    It is not that the Germans were stronger or weaker. It's not about the number of tanks and planes. It's not about whose soldiers are cooler. It's not about the millions of dead. Just the Germans entered Warsaw and Paris. Just the Soviet (I emphasize) entered Berlin. That's all. Sapienti sat
              2. +16
                11 February 2019 00: 12
                Among the so-called political ones, there were many of those Polish "heroes" of the gendarmes who panned in Belarus, behind their backs numerous feats, including the creation of a concentration camp for Belarusians dissatisfied with the policy of polonization and outright robbery of the local population. Now this is carefully hushed up, especially by the owners of the Pole's card and members of the pro-Western opposition parties, but the materials of the criminal cases have not gone anywhere.
                1. 0
                  11 February 2019 13: 26
                  And yet - yes! This was all the Birch of Kartuz ...
      6. +16
        10 February 2019 10: 11
        Quote: tasha
        what did the 132-th separate battalion of the NKVD escort troops in Brest before the 1941 year ..

        Until the very beginning of the war in Brest, on a rotational basis, NKVD troops were serving from different regions. After the partition of Poland, they fought against the White Poles, gangs, sabotage groups and enemies of the Soviet regime.
        1. 0
          8 February 2020 20: 16
          Don't be stupid. Brest - on the Western border, Germany - after a few kilometers. What the hell are there “White Poles, gangs, sabotage groups and enemies of the Soviet regime?” And if you haven’t understood yet: the 132nd NKVD convoy battalion was not even in the city of Brest, but on the BORDER ISLAND, IN THE TERESPOL FORTRESS OF THE BREST FORTRESS. in the Brest Fortress was going to fight the "enemies of Soviet power"?
      7. +10
        10 February 2019 10: 44
        Quote: tasha
        what did the 132-th separate battalion of the NKVD escort troops in Brest before the 1941 year ..

        And what do you think the 132 separate NKVD convoy battalion in Brest could do after the Western Belarus was annexed to us on the November 2 of the 1939? Isn't the answer obvious?
      8. +6
        10 February 2019 13: 08
        Quote: tasha
        On the other hand, complete silence leads to various speculations and speculations.

        One of the circulated speculations is a comparison of the NKVD troops with the guardsmen. "Little" difference - the oprichnina units taking part in the Livonian War did not "show themselves". Or rather, frankly speaking, their combat effectiveness was zero.
        1. +10
          10 February 2019 13: 20
          Quote: Proxima
          The oprichnina units taking part in the Livonian War did not "show" themselves. Or rather, frankly speaking, their combat effectiveness was zero.

          In vain you are so about the oprichniks, more precisely about their fighting efficiency, you should be aware that almost all of the oprichniks heroically died in the Battle of Molodi and this battle is superior in magnitude to the Battle of Kulikovo.
          1. -1
            10 February 2019 13: 41
            Quote: RUSS
            In vain you are so about the oprichniks, more precisely about their fighting efficiency, you should be aware that almost all of the oprichniks heroically died in the Battle of Molodi and this battle is superior in magnitude to the Battle of Kulikovo.

            And the battle of Molodi - is this already ranked as the Livonian war? belay
            Quote: Proxima
            oprichnina units taking part in the Livonian War did not "show" themselves.

            I could be wrong. Even, I’m more than sure, the oprichnik is different from the oprichnik, but I said that in Soviet school textbooks almost word for word was printed, which I said above. hi
            1. +11
              10 February 2019 13: 55
              Quote: Proxima
              but I said that in Soviet school textbooks almost word for word was printed

              It was. But here there is one point - the reason was created as a combination of the protection of the king and the internal troops, to fight the feudal liberty, since each prince or nobleman had his own army. Therefore, it was used mainly for its intended purpose. In the battle of Molodi, mobilization of all forces was required, so they too were thrown into battle, where they proved themselves worthy.
              With the NKVD troops, by the way, it’s about the same thing - they were not intended to participate in the battles, but had to wage an anti-sabotage struggle, but there was no way out and they performed the tasks of ordinary units.
            2. +4
              10 February 2019 14: 03
              Quote: Proxima
              And the battle of Molodi - is this already ranked as the Livonian war?

              They were at one time: the Livonian War of 1558-1583, and the Battle of Molodi in 1572.
              Quote: Proxima
              I could be wrong. Even, I’m more than sure, the oprichnik is different from the oprichnik, but I said that in Soviet school textbooks practically word for word was printed, which I said above

              So study history not only from school Soviet textbooks.
              1. +5
                10 February 2019 14: 41
                Quote: RUSS
                So study history not only from school Soviet textbooks.

                Ponte counted! good I ran a little at your posts. That's what I see you are a connoisseur of history. fellow
                1. 0
                  10 February 2019 14: 58
                  Quote: Proxima
                  Ponte counted!

                  Ponty is not about me, I just sometimes recommend, but I do not advise and do not teach.
                  Quote: Proxima
                  I ran a little at your posts. That's what I see you are a connoisseur of history.

                  I am not a connoisseur of history, so an amateur)))) unlike many on this site, through one historian laughing
                  1. +15
                    10 February 2019 15: 09
                    Quote: RUSS
                    I am not a connoisseur of history, so an amateur

                    Personally, my opinion is that if the current student or adult learns the entire school history course taught to us in the USSR, plus he also studies materials for additional reading on history (if you remember, such books were published), then it’s safe not only the current candidate’s, but feel free to take on a doctorate. fellow Even Western experts admitted that Soviet history textbooks are classic! good
                    1. +2
                      10 February 2019 18: 08
                      Maybe they are considered classic, but many questions in them were carefully hushed up
                      1. +6
                        10 February 2019 19: 34
                        Quote: Abel
                        Maybe they are considered classic, but many questions in them were carefully hushed up
                        And what needs to be hushed up in the history of ancient India, China, Babylon, Assyria and other others ?! request Recent history is a moment in the eternity of world history, fellow which we were taught in the USSR.
                      2. +1
                        10 February 2019 20: 26
                        Soviet textbooks confirm the class theory, in which the interclass struggle is the engine of social development ... silent or downplaying other reasons.
                      3. +1
                        11 February 2019 16: 52
                        silent or downplaying other reasons.
                        What are the "other reasons" please? No, I'm really curious ...
        2. +1
          11 February 2019 16: 44
          Oprichny troops defeated the Crimean-Turkish army at Molody and saved Moscow, if not Russia at all.
      9. +10
        10 February 2019 15: 55
        On the border with the recently entered territories, which until recently was a regime hostile to the USSR, and where are some war criminals, for example, involved in the physical destruction of prisoners of war of the Red Army - dofiga ?! How did the jailers on the Red Army prisoners of war in the cutting technique exercise - did not hear?
        What was the escort unit doing there? If convicts from ex-Poland are taken to Siberia through Brest for such a thing ...
      10. Alf
        0
        10 February 2019 21: 48
        Quote: tasha
        For example, what did the 132-th separate battalion of the NKVD escort troops in Brest before the 1941 of the year ..

        The 132nd detached battalion of escort troops of the NKVD of the USSR is a military unit consisting of the troops of the NKVD of the USSR, formed between the Polish campaign and the Great Patriotic War, involved in guarding prisons and escorting prisoners in the Brest region. In 1941, battalion units participated in the defense of the Brest Fortress.

        Prisoners from Poland. Where to drive? Only through Brest.
      11. The comment was deleted.
      12. +3
        11 February 2019 10: 46
        Quote: tasha
        For example, what did 132-th separate battalion of escort troops of the NKVD in Brest up to 1941 year.

        The NKVD troops were also used where problems with discipline or loyalty arose. Brest Fortress is a newly annexed Polish territory. Moreover, it was a strategic object. Add to this the almost imminent threat of a German invasion. Where is the NKVD battalion located, if not there? The convoy battalion, or some other, it does not matter. The main role was played by discipline and loyalty. They didn’t drink, didn’t steal, and on orders they could shoot their own comrade without asking unnecessary questions. In any viable country there were troops that made up the backbone and the last reserve. The fact that it is the escort battalion is also not surprising. In connection with the restoration of the territorial integrity of Ukraine and Belarus, the population was driven back and forth. The Poles returned to Poland, as their dreams of land and wealth went to dust. In exchange for the territory of Ukraine and Belarus, Ukrainians and Belarusians returned. Including from German territory. And all this had to be tightly controlled so as not to get a crowd of German saboteurs on the territory of the USSR.
      13. 0
        11 February 2019 11: 44
        Quote: tasha
        what did the 132-th separate battalion of the NKVD escort troops in Brest before the 1941 year ..

        Read carefully! In Brest, the 132nd separate NKVD battalion guarded the border. And no escort troops.
        1. 0
          11 February 2019 13: 27
          Read carefully!

          Where did you get this from? Yes, and with an exclamation mark ... Oh, Igor Vyacheslavovich ...
          Here, it is written: “, formed in November 1939, the 132nd separate battalion of convoy troops was redeployed to Brest in April 1940 as part of the 42nd brigade of the NKVD. The 2nd and 3rd companies and special forces were stationed in the Brest fortress The 1st company was scattered in Pruzhany, Pinsk, Kobrin, providing security for the prisons, and the 2nd and 3rd escort companies guarded two prisons in Brest: the city and internal prison of the UNKVD, which was located in the former Brigid monastery on the Kobrin fortification of the fortress In addition to guarding prisons, the battalion's tasks included escorting prisoners, and the 3rd company was also engaged in guarding bridges across the Mukhavets River in the Brest region. "..
          "In the period from June 19 to June 21, 1941, the battalion began escorting three echelons from the Pinsk, Baranovichi and Brest prisons to the Unzhensky ITL (Sukhobezvodnoye station of the Gorky region). In addition, at 23.50 on June 21, a convoy departed from the battalion, which was introduced from December 27. 1940 to the planned route N ° 104 "Brest-Moscow-Brest", which also carried out the escort of the special contingent. "
          Agree, the topic is very, very difficult. It was simply impossible to mention such activities of the 132nd Regional Office in Soviet times. Even in the wonderful book by Sergei Smirnov "Brest Fortress" ...
        2. +1
          12 February 2019 00: 08
          He did not guard the border there! His goals and objectives are still in the title .... and the protection of 5 prisons in the Brest region.
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      15. 0
        12 February 2019 00: 16
        He was engaged in the same thing that such battalions did in the great expanses of the USSR. And the same thing that the battalions of guarding and escorting the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation are doing now !!! SO WHAT???! Let me remind you that Brest is a regional center, and each regional center had and still have escort battalions, and even regiments !!!
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      17. 0
        8 February 2020 20: 10
        How did you do that? He was preparing to escort deep into the USSR captured Germans after the Red Army invasion of Germany. There was no more work for the NKVD escort battalion in Brest.
      18. 0
        5 March 2020 11: 40
        How did you do that? worked.
    2. 0
      10 February 2019 16: 29
      The crimson pegs and buttonholes in the Red Army always belonged to the INFANTRY !!!!!!, not the NKVD !!!!! Another stuffing, think about what you read !!!
      1. 0
        10 February 2019 16: 38
        Quote: sso-250659
        always belonged to the INFANTRY !!!!!!, not the NKVD

        Are you this to me? I have never been interested in the differences in the form of different branches of the armed forces, but why such an expression?
        1. +1
          10 February 2019 17: 38
          Sorry, but this is not for you. and K. Baranovsky, went to the article late, and below almost no one reads. Just joined in your comment. Unfortunately, there are a lot of "fans" to tarnish history, both on request and voluntarily! I apologize again
          1. 0
            10 February 2019 17: 45
            Now it is clear.
        2. 0
          10 February 2019 17: 43
          PS Addition, judging by the last photo in the article, K. Baranovsky suffers from a violation of color determination, to confuse the maroon with raspberry, this must be managed. Or really suffer from this disease!
      2. +3
        10 February 2019 18: 09
        Do not confuse raspberry and red
        1. +1
          10 February 2019 23: 30
          I myself wore raspberries for 2 years, when I studied at the Saratov Navy, and was already in the red army, and I know perfectly how they differ. I still keep faculty epaulets.
      3. +1
        10 February 2019 23: 17
        Cornflower blue caps were at the NKVD.
      4. +1
        13 February 2019 09: 53
        Quote: sso-250659
        The crimson pegs and buttonholes in the Red Army always belonged to the INFANTRY !!!!!!, not the NKVD !!!!!

        Well, at least one intelligible comment against the background of the seething of everything that can about the NKVD. And most importantly, the abbreviation NKVD excites readers so much, well, just like naked Angelina Jolie, that in the name NOBODY saw a gross error, including the moderator who posted the article. Well, no, from the word "absolutely", on a headdress like a "cap" windowthere is only BAND, and the pegs should be put on the heads of such experts in the Russian language.
    3. +2
      10 February 2019 22: 21
      Quote: Dart2027
      Well, why liberals do not like them - that’s understandable. That's just in the USSR, official propaganda did not mention this either.

      Quite right! I myself thought about the NKVD troops ... let's say negatively, but 15 years ago I learned that Petrozavodsk was defended by the NKVD troops! And it was they who gave the city and enterprises the opportunity to evacuate! And at the cost of your life! And the NKVD troops are not only "crimson rims", but also green! Namely, BORDER GUARDS!
    4. +1
      11 February 2019 07: 50
      )) so Khrushchev came to power TRAINER .. worked in the WEST! It has been known for a long time!
    5. 0
      12 February 2019 00: 31
      Well, this is understandable !!! The ever memorable 20th Congress of the CPSU and the "executioner" Beria!
      L.P. Beria - Hero of Social Labor, Marshal of the Soviet Union; intelligence genius - to remove the atomic bomb from the American Alamos !!!; creator of atomic weapons - Chairman of Committee No. 1; creator of the country's air defense and missile shield of Moscow! ... But you never know !!!
    6. w70
      0
      12 February 2019 07: 16
      Why don’t you like liberals?
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      2. 0
        12 February 2019 14: 09
        They are enemies, My Motherland - the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics! And, with the enemy I have one conversation - to neutralize! Well, this time will come!
        Greetings to the Bolsheviks!
  2. +29
    10 February 2019 06: 38
    Hearing the "rear guard", you can imagine peacefully smoking, or even dormant soldiers in the sun.
    It is enough to read Bogomolov "In August 44th" to understand a little how much labor and lives this "sinecure" cost to the "home front" soldiers
    1. +10
      10 February 2019 08: 11
      When I read the book ----- stunned just ----- that's what lies behind simple words
      Quote: svp67
      ... It is enough to read Bogomolov "In August 44th" to understand a little how much labor and lives this "sinecure" cost to the "rear guard" soldiers
      I watched the film later, and have been watching from time to time.
      1. +7
        10 February 2019 13: 15
        Quote: Reptiloid
        I watched the film later, and have been watching from time to time.

        The film is the "pale shadow" of the book, it also contains documents, of that time
        1. +2
          10 February 2019 15: 07
          Quote: svp67
          The film is the "pale shadow" of the book, it also contains documents, of that time

          I agree. By the way, they dragged Bogomolov into the KGB, asked, "Where did you get your documents?"
          1. -4
            10 February 2019 15: 32
            Quote: mordvin xnumx
            Quote: svp67
            The film is the "pale shadow" of the book, it also contains documents, of that time

            I agree. By the way, they dragged Bogomolov into the KGB, asked, "Where did you get your documents?"




            Do not listen to Soviet jokes at night
            1. +8
              10 February 2019 15: 38
              Quote: Town Hall
              Do not listen to Soviet jokes at night

              And you, comrade from Bulgaria, are still listening to the BBC? Bogomolov in SMershe actually served.
        2. -4
          10 February 2019 15: 31
          Quote: svp67
          Quote: Reptiloid
          I watched the film later, and have been watching from time to time.

          The film is the "pale shadow" of the book, it also contains documents, of that time




          Are you seriously claiming or making fun of it?
          1. +3
            10 February 2019 15: 35
            Quote: Town Hall
            Are you seriously claiming or making fun of it?

            Have you entered the trial or what?
          2. +1
            10 February 2019 15: 40
            Quote: Town Hall
            Are you seriously claiming or kidding me?

            I will answer, if not against. The film does not convey the atmosphere. No way.
            1. 0
              10 February 2019 16: 10
              I'm not talking about the atmosphere. I'm about the alleged calls to the KGB because of the allegedly "original" secret documents
              1. 0
                10 February 2019 16: 17
                Quote: Town Hall
                allegedly summons to the KGB for allegedly "original" secret documents

                Komsomolskaya Pravda wrote about this when it interviewed Bogomolov.
                1. -1
                  10 February 2019 16: 29
                  Serious source .... well, throw off at least 1 "original" document from the book here)
                  1. +1
                    10 February 2019 16: 41
                    Quote: Town Hall
                    Serious source

                    Yes, what it is.
                    Quote: Town Hall
                    Throw off at least 1 "original" document from the book here)

                    And read laziness yourself?
                    1. -4
                      10 February 2019 16: 50
                      As if I was reading a book .... so the intellectual level of the reader, unable to distinguish fiction from "original" documents, surprised me
                      1. +5
                        10 February 2019 21: 51
                        Even if this is "fictional fiction" if you read carefully, then the idea of ​​WHAT work was carried out, you get a very specific ...
                        No wonder the epigraph to one of the first editions of the book was - "To a few, to which many are indebted" (c)
            2. +2
              10 February 2019 19: 11
              That's right. The film is unsuccessful. Without first reading the book, it is simply incomprehensible. Well, what was it worth giving an off-screen text to the thoughts of an operative when he pumped up Mishchenko? This is in the book, but in the film - a dull document check. It is not surprising that Bogomolov himself, having watched the first option, rejected it.
              1. +4
                10 February 2019 23: 24
                Given that during pumping Alekhine must portray the near - One, look at the documents for their conformity - Two, in your mind compare the orientations with the verified - Three, control the behavior and reaction of the verified - Four. The film does not convey this closely. By the way, SMERSH units are not related to the topic of the article. NKVD troops - the defense of Maykop and the heroic defense of Rostov. Plus, intelligence and sabotage in the rear of the Germans. Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya and served in the unit created by the NKVD (IMHO).
        3. +4
          10 February 2019 16: 02
          Quote: svp67
          The film is the "pale shadow" of the book, it also contains documents, of that time

          Such is the story with the film "Trevony month Veresen", though the book and the film is a story about the fight against Bandera
          1. +4
            10 February 2019 18: 11
            With rare exceptions, a book is better than a movie
        4. +1
          11 February 2019 11: 14
          Quote: svp67
          The film is the "pale shadow" of the book, it also contains documents, of that time

          And the book is a "pale shadow" of reality. Since, in addition to heroics, there was also a routine, which often looked very unsightly, but was necessary. The same detachments that, at the beginning of the war, intercepted retreating or fleeing fighters who were left without command, formed their defense and organized supply and reporting. The work is undoubtedly necessary, but a lot of abuse and curses, contempt and hatred fell on the head of the NKVD. There is nothing to say about working with the population. If according to the instructions you are obliged to identify a group of suspicious people in the zindan, you will identify them there, even if it is a group of women with babies. Actually, the work of such special forces was advertised only by the Germans, within the framework of their ideology. Europeans and Americans keep quiet, although they also drove residents from place to place and set up concentration camps.
        5. -2
          12 February 2019 14: 14
          This book is fiction! Would you hear that war veterans who served and fought in military counterintelligence spoke of Bogomolov!
          With the same success, one can judge the times of the reign of Louis 13th from the book by A. Dumas "The Three Musketeers". Alas, this is so! Life is life, and fiction is not science, history!
          BUT! As a book glorifying the feat of the Soviet soldier in the Great Patriotic War, which has gigantic educational significance for youth, I believe that it is priceless!
    2. -5
      10 February 2019 10: 00
      Quote: svp67
      Hearing the "rear guard", you can imagine peacefully smoking, or even dormant soldiers in the sun.
      It is enough to read Bogomolov "In August 44th" to understand a little how much labor and lives this "sinecure" cost to the "home front" soldiers

      And what relation do the heroes of Bogomolov-employees of the GUKR SMERSH NPO have to the NKVD troops? Different departments and different tasks - protection of the rear and counterintelligence support of the Existing Army i.e. Smersh. And the rear guard troops were subordinate to the appropriate NKVD command
      .
      1. +19
        10 February 2019 13: 31
        Quote: ranger
        And what relation do the heroes of Bogomolov-employees of the GUKR SMERSH NPO have to the NKVD troops?

        And you read and understand the book. It’s not only about SMERSH, it’s said a lot about it. Already at the very beginning is a document that begins like this;
        2. Operational documents
        SUMMARY
        “To the Chief of the Main Directorate of Troops for the Protection of the Rear of the Active Red Army
        Copy: To the Head of the Front Counterintelligence Directorate
        13 August 1944 g. .....

        And the book tells a lot about the protection of the rear ... And if it comes to that, then one of the main characters - "wolfhound" Tamantsev from the NKVD troops came to SMERSH, he was a border guard before the war, and his one story is worth it:
        ... I see it now: the highway near Orsha is the second week of the war. Refugees, carts with bungalows, the disabled and the elderly, wagons with wounded. Funnels from bombs, corpses on the sidelines. They drive cattle, take out cars, machine tools, and wander, even loaded children wander, drag themselves with all their strength - just to get away from the German. Crying, roaring, confusion, confusion, the most incredible rumors, landings and saboteurs. And German planes go about their heads, and they do what they want.
        The tasks and duties of our border regiment, which at that time kept the checkpoint and barrage regimes at the waste from Orsha, only officially - by order - included:
        guidance and maintenance in the rear of the front of due order;
        verification of documents, and if necessary, in case of suspicion, and personal belongings of both civilians and military personnel, regardless of their positions and ranks; verification of all passing horse-drawn and vehicles;
        protection of critical facilities and ensuring uninterrupted communication;
        detention and delivery to assembly points of the Red Army soldiers and commanders who arbitrarily leave for the rear; catching and arresting deserters;
        regulation of traffic on roads and evacuation; maximum load of all vehicles moving east; cleansing the roads of refugees if necessary;
        and, of course, in the first place - the capture and destruction of German spies and saboteurs, the fight against enemy landings.
        All this was part of our tasks and duties officially, by order, and what we did not do only then - you will not list! - I even had to take birth.
        So, in the evening we stop on the highway to check the emka. Next to the driver is a state security major: a lilac carpet-dress tunic, on the buttonholes - a rhombus, two orders, a dark badge "Honorary Chekist". In the back seat is his wife, a pretty blonde, with a boy of three or four years old, and another, sporty-looking, with a Voroshilov shooter badge and two headars, a state security sergeant [33]. Major Fomin with his wife and child follows to the city of Moscow, at the disposal of the NKVD of the USSR. In addition to personal belongings, there are two thick bags in the car, sealed with the official wax seals of the NKVD of Belarus, which are absolutely secret documents, which is stipulated in the order. And the driver is indicated there, and the sergeant is for the guard.
        All the rank, all thought out and believable. The documents are impeccable; on the certificate from the major we already know the signature — in black ink — of the People’s Commissar of Internal Affairs of Belarus, and on the certificate for the badge issued back in 1930, Menzhinsky’s personal painting. And his wife, a civilian employee of the NKVD, a military driver, and a sergeant also have absolutely perfect documents. The number at the “emka” is Minsk, the passport and waybill are genuine, relevant; on a hanging mauser in a car, a silver plate with an engraving: “Comrade. Fomin (initials) from the OGPU of the USSR. "
        Not a single hitch - neither in papers, nor in equipment, nor in behavior. There were even similar signs in the verbal portraits of the child and parents - whitish, with blue eyes, like a mother, and cheeky, with a wide straight forehead, like a father. All rank, rank plus excellent knowledge of the operational environment. The major between the others quietly, confidentially said:
        - Are you from Boris Ivanovich? From Kondrashin? ..
        Captain Kondrashin Boris Ivanovich for the third day served as commander of our border regiment - even that they knew.
        And yet we took them.
        Telling Fomchenko and Luzhnova a real case, I embellished something for the benefit of the case for educational reasons.
        We took mostly corpses, and the blonde, who also began to shoot, was seriously wounded.
        As it turned out, the boy was the son of a Soviet commander, picked up by the Germans somewhere near the border on the first day of the war. He was trained for several days, taught to call "major" dad, and blonde - mom, and taught. But since he sometimes went astray and told her “aunt” (or “uncle,” I don’t remember anymore), the child was silenced when he was held by the hand. For the same purpose - so that he didn’t speak at the right moments - they put candy in his mouth.
        When checking documents, squeezing a small hand, “mother” - she turned out to be a radio operator - apparently, made him hurt from tension, and he grimaced.
        By the way, then, clutching her, bloodied, half-dead, with both hands, he clung tightly and screamed wildly; in this terrible mess for him, she probably seemed to him the closest person.
        I was then young and snotty, although I had already served on the border for two years. And he noticed that she squeezes the boy’s hand and he frowns and that his mouth is occupied with candies, not me, but Lieutenant Khrustalev, my head of the outpost, who checked the documents.
        He gave us a conventional sign, and he, taking a rifle from a border guard soldier, without saying a word, with a force poked his bayonet several times in burnt bags - the sound was metallic (there were walkie-talkies in special duralumin cases).
        - What are you doing?! The major shouted indignantly.
        It was a signal, because all four instantly pulled out pistols.
        I insured on the left side of the car, stood at the back door and, according to the calculation, “held” primarily the “sergeant” and the driver. As soon as they laid bare their guns, I immediately drove the “sergeant” two bullets between my eyes, and thrust a third into the driver's temple.
        “Major” Khrustalev stabbed to death; he also neutralized the blonde, who, however, managed to mortally wound a border guard soldier.
        The sensible man was Khrustalev, resourceful, skillful and decisive. He’s not only with the major, he would check with the bayonet and the general, if necessary, with a bayonet any secret packages or any kind of baggage.
        He was a sensible man, and a week later, in the same situation as near Orsha, only closer to Smolensk, he paused for a second and paid for it with his life. It’s always like this - who will annihilate whom ...
        1. -7
          10 February 2019 14: 18
          SVP67y
          Tamantsev is a former border guard, so what of this? They came to Smersh from various departments, including and army officers after appropriate training.
          In my commentary, I clearly expressed my thought - an article about the NKVD troops, and the main characters of the book - SMERSH employees are different and nothing else. But I figured out these things for a long time without Bogomolov, since there are some life experiences and interesting people had a chance to meet many who know not from books.
          1. +7
            10 February 2019 14: 23
            Quote: ranger
            In my commentary I expressed my thoughts very clearly

            And in my commentary I expressed even more utterly the idea that you want to find out something, how the rear protection troops worked, read the book, there is a lot told
            Quote: ranger
            - an article about the NKVD troops, and the main characters of the book are SMERSH employees — different offices and nothing more.

            This can be said by a person who either did not read this book or who did not understand anything in it.
            Quote: ranger
            And for a long time I figured out such things without Bogomolov,

            Sorry, but something is not noticeable ...
          2. +4
            10 February 2019 15: 13
            Quote: ranger
            Tamantsev is a former border guard, so what of this?

            But did the border troops not belong to the NKVD?
      2. +4
        10 February 2019 15: 58
        Quote: ranger
        And what relation do the heroes of Bogomolov-employees of the GUKR SMERSH NPO have to the NKVD troops?

        Counterintelligence Department "Smersh" People's Commissariat of Internal Affairs, Head - S.P. Yuhimovich. Subordinate to the drug addict L.P. Beria.
        1. +3
          10 February 2019 20: 17
          There were three SMERSH- in NCO, NKVD and NK Navy.
        2. +2
          10 February 2019 20: 36
          Quote: Cowbra
          Quote: ranger
          And what relation do the heroes of Bogomolov-employees of the GUKR SMERSH NPO have to the NKVD troops?

          Counterintelligence Department "Smersh" People's Commissariat of Internal Affairs, Head - S.P. Yuhimovich. Subordinate to the drug addict L.P. Beria.

          For your information, in addition to Smersh as part of the NKVD, there was also Smersh in the People's Commissariat of the Navy. And in the Field Army there was the most famous Smersh as the 3rd Directorate of the People’s Commissariat of Defense, subordinate to the People’s Commissar of Defense. It was headed by Abakumov. Here in the comments all the heaps were mixed, even with the colors of the NKVD uniform, there was a complete tear, who was so much into it. The color was just cornflower blue. Like that.
      3. 0
        16 February 2019 11: 42
        So the brains of the people are completely clogged with the 20th Congress and fictional myths of the liberals-counter-revolutionaries of the 80s-90s !!!
    3. BAI
      +2
      10 February 2019 10: 19
      When I read all THREE lines that the author devoted to this topic, the first thought was why the author did not remember Bogomolov.
    4. +1
      10 February 2019 14: 52
      In the film and books, army SMERSHOvets were not NKVDeshnye, or am I mistaken?
      1. +1
        10 February 2019 18: 16
        You are mistaken. SMERSH was isolated from the NKVD
        1. 0
          10 February 2019 20: 18
          There was SMERSH NKVD.
    5. +1
      10 February 2019 15: 01
      On average, the life of a SMERSH employee in a clearing was THREE months ....
    6. 0
      14 February 2019 15: 07
      Here, after all, it is not quite so ..... Bogomolov, EMNIP, wrote about SMERSH. And the "rear protection" - this is not soversm this respectable office. Which does not detract from ...... Again, it all depends on how to "drag the service" ..... About the same SMERSH they say a lot of different things that they do not recognize them all as wholesale and villains and heroes. For example, if you read about Gorky's air defense during the war, you might get ....... the impression))) That does not mean a complete time ....... va for all air defense personnel.
  3. +8
    10 February 2019 07: 03
    ,,, on such a topic and such a superficial article negative
    1. +28
      10 February 2019 09: 20
      Thank you at least so wrote! Today, many of the older generation, not to mention the youth, associate the NKVD with executioners and repressions. One half sat, the other guarded! But the Nazis' punitive organs today are either silent or idealized. And so, they fought with the Nazis! The Nazis were nice guys (like Kolya from Urengoy), and the NKVD were sadists! Fine!? How such a distortion of consciousness? Therefore, the article is a plus! At least someone wrote about the NKVD! And not in black colors. They came, beaten, arrested, shot! hi Respect and respect to the author! hi
      1. +7
        10 February 2019 13: 38
        What are you writing nonsense. It is the older generation who knows. That the overwhelming majority of the "horrors" of the NKVD are FALSE. Composed by hundreds of "historians" -American lackeys. In the 90s.
        1. +5
          10 February 2019 16: 46
          Communicated with such. They looked at me like a loser. You look, you read! Brains people washed very well! At VO there are also enough of these.
        2. +4
          10 February 2019 16: 58
          Quote: Seeker
          What are you writing nonsense. It is the older generation who knows. That the overwhelming majority of the "horrors" of the NKVD are FALSE. Composed by hundreds of "historians" -American lackeys. In the 90s.

          Not in the 90s, but in the 50-60s, when Khrushchev had to justify the murder of Beria.
          1. +2
            12 February 2019 01: 25
            And whitewash yourself!
      2. -2
        11 February 2019 11: 44
        Quote: Mister Creed
        associate the NKVD with executioners and repression

        Of course. After all, they really were executioners and engaged in repression. Working moment, such units were in any developed country. Some colonial troops of the British Empire are worth. It’s just that some countries take care of their history and their reputation, and they don’t shake dirty linen without need. Whereas the USSR, and after it the RF, made a lot of efforts to falsify its own history. And attempts to whitewash all this will not help in any way - dirty linen, even when looking through pink glasses, remains dirty linen.
  4. +41
    10 February 2019 07: 08
    The soldiers of the 10th NKVD division in Stalingrad at the cost of their life defended the city from the Nazis perished but did not abandon their fighting positions ...

    My respect to the heroes of this war. hi
    And I will always fight against people like Gozman and others like him for the honor of our soldiers and officers who fought in the Second World War.
    1. +3
      10 February 2019 11: 56
      No wonder there is Chekistov Square in the hero city of Volgograd!
      A beautiful place and monument is monumental.
      1. +4
        10 February 2019 13: 13
        Quote: fighter angel
        No wonder there is in the hero city of Volgograd


        Screenshot from waralbum.ru
        1. +5
          10 February 2019 13: 15

          Screenshot from waralbum.ru
          1. +6
            10 February 2019 13: 17
            Screenshot from waralbum.ru
      2. -9
        10 February 2019 13: 21
        Quote: fighter angel
        No wonder there is Chekistov Square in the hero city of Volgograd!
        A beautiful place and monument is monumental.

        The Cheka is still not the NKVD, and it was not named after the participants in the Second World War.
        1. +8
          10 February 2019 14: 54
          Just you are wrong, in honor of the soldiers of the NKVD division, and they were always called Chekists
          1. +1
            11 February 2019 10: 54
            Right! Like the Chekist’s Day holiday in December, it was only so named in families, of which at least one relative served in the authorities.
    2. +11
      10 February 2019 14: 58
      Quote: The same LYOKHA
      The soldiers of the 10th NKVD division in Stalingrad at the cost of their life defended the city from the Nazis perished but did not abandon their fighting positions ...

      And the soldiers of the 230-th Infantry Regiment of the NKVD troops in the battles for Rostov. Few people remember and remember them, but thanks to them they managed to turn back the Germans near Rostov
    3. +3
      10 February 2019 21: 57
      If only Gozman ...
  5. +13
    10 February 2019 07: 09
    The NKVD fighters marched in the columns marching in the Victory Parade.


    ,, 1. The pivotal box of the 1 Motorized Rifle Order of the Lenin Division of the NKVD. F.E. Dzerzhinsky 2464 military personnel, led by Major-General Piyashev I.I.
    The division performed tasks for the protection of law and order in Moscow, ensuring the security of members of the government, the Supreme Soviet of the USSR and the RSFSR, the Central Committee of the CPSU (b), state and party institutions, the congresses of the CPSU (b), the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, and the congresses of the Comintern. October 15 1941-25 January 1942 was a full-fledged division that was part of the Red Army and participated in the defense of Moscow. Also during the Great Patriotic War, the division took part in protecting the rear of the Western and Kalinin fronts, in the fight against enemy reconnaissance and sabotage groups, and the fight against criminal and political banditry. Separate units and subunits (mainly artillery) and sniper commands were assigned to the structure of the Red Army in action and took part in combat operations on the front lines.

    2. Consolidated box of the 2 th motorized rifle division of the special purpose of the internal troops of the NKVD of the USSR with 1022 military personnel headed by Major General VV Lukashov.
    The division performed tasks for the protection of government buildings, HF communication lines, internal law and order in Moscow, the military rear of the Western and Kalininsky fronts, separate units took part in defensive battles near Moscow, in an armed struggle against the nationalist underground in the Baltic States, Western Belorussia, Western Ukraine, in the fight against enemy reconnaissance and sabotage groups, with political and criminal gangsterism in the country.

    3. Consolidated box of the Moscow Military Technical School of the NKVD. V.R. Menzhinsky number 413 military, led by Major General Engineering and Artillery Service Goryainovym M.F.
    The cavalry regiment of the 1-th MSD of the NKVD troops from 7 squadrons of 580 men was part of the combined cavalry brigade.
    1. +12
      10 February 2019 07: 15
      From the report to the Commissar of Internal Affairs of the USSR Marshal of the Soviet Union Beria L.P .:

      “During the Great Patriotic War, the Internal Troops of the NKVD of the USSR directly participated in the defense of the cities of Moscow, Leningrad, Stalingrad, Kiev, Kharkov, Rostov-on-Don, Voronezh, Tula, Riga, Tallinn and other cities, together with the Red Army units participated in offensive operations on North Caucasus and Kuban.

      As a result of fighting at the front and during clashes in the rear of the army, the enemy troops suffered the following losses: soldiers and officers were killed - 166.5 thousand people, captured and captured in the rear - 51451 people. Total losses inflicted on the enemy amounted to 217974 people.

      Internal troops participated in 9292 operations to eliminate sabotage, terrorist and nationalist gangs. As a result, 47745 was killed and 100732 was captured by a gangster, 377 tanks were destroyed; 45 armored vehicles; 40 aircraft; guns of different 656; 554 machine guns; mortar 525; a large number of rifles and machine guns, 241 vehicles; 60 motorcycles ...
      Detained and exposed by enemy agents 2976; enemy skydivers 368; traitors of the Motherland, policemen, elders, Vlasovites and other German accomplices of 51196; 119648 deserters; evading calling in the 227920 spacecraft; members of the fascist parties and organizations 1949; other criminal elements of 13698.
      ... Internal troops lost by killed, wounded and missing 32341 people. The number of personnel of troops on 29.6.45 g. 171855 people.

      Deputy Commissar of Internal Affairs of the USSR Colonel-General Apollo
      Deputy Head of the Internal Troops of the NKVD of the USSR Lieutenant-General Sladkevich
  6. +9
    10 February 2019 07: 38
    Cool were then caps. But, damn it, for a new modern form took, for some reason, a mixture of German-American
    1. +9
      10 February 2019 08: 03
      were then caps


      Colonel Kamenev Ivan Iosifovich
      1. +1
        10 February 2019 12: 05
        And the uniforms?
        Only soldiers and officers of the NKVD-MGB troops were entitled to full-dress double-breasted uniforms with a stand-up collar, and with edging at the seams of cornflower blue color! Introduced by order of the NK Internal Affairs of the USSR No. 126 of February 18, 1943.
    2. +12
      10 February 2019 08: 24
      Quote: DimanC
      ....., for a new modern form took, for some reason, a mixture of German-American
      For some reason? That's because
      Quote: DimanC
      .... a mixture of German-American
      This mixture fell to someone’s soul., So excited ..... As indeed in other industries, education, economics, literature ... the same mixture appears ... So there’s talk of repentance from time to time. ..... And our officials often speak out in accordance with this filthy mixture. .....
    3. 0
      10 February 2019 11: 20
      Quote: DimanC
      for a new modern form took, for some reason, a mixture of German-American

      Taken from the tsarist army of Russia.
      1. +3
        10 February 2019 14: 56
        By the way, imperial uniforms with a stand and without a stupid Brezhnev tie look very stylish
      2. +1
        11 February 2019 04: 38
        At first I thought so too. Then I revisited the German WWII times again - more like them. Especially in light of the fact that initially in the tsarist army the crown of the new caps "stood straight" and only after fatigue did the springs of the edges sag.
    4. +2
      10 February 2019 23: 28
      He talked with the old when he said that his caps were blue - he snatched them out right there. "Remember, young, not blue, but cornflower blue."
  7. +21
    10 February 2019 07: 41
    The NKVD troops performed well in the battles for both capitals, Oryol, Smolensk, on the Kursk Bulge.


    ,, for some reason, in our history little is given to the battle for Voronezh. This is the largest battle surpassed by intensity the defense of Stalingrad.
    After breaking through the defense of the Red Army at the junction of the Bryansk and Southwestern fronts, the enemy rushed through the resulting gap to Voronezh and the Don. At that time there were no army units and subunits of the Red Army in the city. The units of the NKVD troops that were in Voronezh turned out to be essentially the only fighting force capable of holding back the enemy’s attack until the approach of the Red Army troops. part of the NKVD began to prepare for the defense on the outskirts of the city to the order of the commander of the Bryansk Front. The 4 th convoy regiment was given the task of preventing the enemy from entering the city of Voronezh from the north and north-west, the 1942 th regiment of the internal troops of the 233 rifle division from the west, the 287 th regiment of the internal troops of the 13 th rifle division from Monastery; the battalion of the 41 regiment of the NKVD for the protection of railway structures was to occupy the all-round defense in the area of ​​the railway bridge st. Hatch,,
    1. +12
      10 February 2019 08: 50
      I don’t know who was forgotten, maybe only Putin. Voronezh deserves the star of the Hero-City. And the duration of the defense there exceeded Stalingrad. I heard that the Voronezh people are very offended by the authorities not paying attention to the city that so many troops pulled to themselves. Some Magyars are standing. Someone needs a Friend -that remembers! And Voronezh glory and his defenders!
      1. +1
        10 February 2019 13: 24
        Quote: Huumi
        I don’t know who was forgotten, maybe only Putin.

        With all the ambiguous attitude towards Putin, what does he have to do with it? The title of the hero city was awarded in the USSR, this is a question for the Soviet government, moreover, only under Putin did Voronezh receive the title of "city of military glory".
        1. +11
          10 February 2019 14: 38
          It seems that some write comments in order to insert Putin into them, maybe they pay for it. Of course, this title was awarded in the USSR. And it is clear why Voronezh was not assigned it, and it is clear that because of Stalingrad and because of this, the protection and liberation of Voronezh was mentioned in the history of the Second World War. But do not try to look for injustice, thereby reducing the significance of the battle for Stalingrad, you just need to remember what our grandfathers did.
        2. -1
          10 February 2019 18: 16
          And with him too. And the inhabitants sent him letters.
    2. +7
      10 February 2019 12: 12
      bubalik,
      "... the battalion of the 125th NKVD regiment for the protection of railway structures was supposed to take up a perimeter defense in the area of ​​the railway bridge of the Otrozhka station ,,"

      He took and held the defense. They stood on the death of the enemy on the left bank of Voronezh were not allowed. A monument to them was installed just at the place of defense.
  8. +11
    10 February 2019 07: 54
    The role of the NKVD troops in the Second World War, in the post-Soviet period, was distorted. Barrage detachments often provided fire support to the troops, one of many such episodes is described in the book of the front-line comfreyman Mansur Gizatulovich Abdulin "160 pages from a soldier's diary."
    1. -5
      10 February 2019 14: 19
      Quote: Sayan
      The detachments often provided fire support to the troops

      You read the order number 227 yourself, what would you write?
      ..... to form within the army 3-5 well-armed barrage units (200 each in each), place them in the direct rear of unstable divisions and oblige them in case of panic and erratic withdrawal of units shoot at the place of alarmists and cowards and thereby help honest division fighters fulfill their duty to the motherland;
      1. +5
        10 February 2019 14: 37
        And they did the right thing by shooting deserters and alarmists. I read the order and read the memoirs, and I advise you to read the book I mentioned, it is on the Internet. And for the future - do not take the phrase out of context, quote in full. And yes, read and listen to Zdanovich, you will benefit
        1. +1
          10 February 2019 14: 53
          Quote: Sayan
          And yes, read and listen to Zdanovich, you will benefit

          Former KGB generals are good at telling just as much as they need at the moment. Thank you, but I had and still have my sources.
    2. +6
      10 February 2019 15: 21
      Quote: Sayan
      The detachments often provided fire support to the troops,

      My grandfather didn’t see any foreign detachments at all. He stumbled back from the attack when he was wounded, so only the political instructor met along the road.
    3. 0
      10 February 2019 20: 20
      The detachments did not belong to the NKVD.
      1. +2
        10 February 2019 22: 09
        Quote: Sergej1972
        The detachments did not belong to the NKVD.

        But where did you get about the detachments? My grandfather, a fine man, did not see them.
  9. +12
    10 February 2019 08: 33
    Raspberry Pellets ...
    What a strange name ?? Was it invented recently?
    Who does it distinguish? Raspberries were also on the shooters.
    NKVD-Schnick from time immemorial called blue caps
    1. +5
      10 February 2019 12: 13
      Raspberry stalk is an infantry.
      And the NKVD- cornflower-blue caps, cornflower-blue edging on shoulder straps and uniforms.
      1. -6
        10 February 2019 14: 35
        The crimson (speckled) color is the NKVD (MVD). And the infantry is a red band and a pip.
        1. +3
          10 February 2019 14: 49
          rammjager, fundamentally wrong!
          Raspberry is a raspberry color,
          and Krapovy is krapovy.
          During the years of the Great Patriotic War, infantry soldiers have been wearing tunics with a CRIMPLE EDGE on the tunics since 1943! Gunners and tankers-protective epaulettes with RED EDGE, aviators-defense epaulets with BLUE EDGE, cavalrymen- with BLUE, engineers- with BLACK. The troops of the NKVD-MGB wore protective epaulettes with the CANTE OF VASILKI COLOR.
          See the order of the People's Commissar of Defense of the USSR No. 25 of January 15, 1943 !!!
          The infantry, or rather, motorized rifle units, received the red color after the war.
          Here we are talking about the period of the Great Patriotic War.
        2. -1
          10 February 2019 14: 56
          Not this way. Raspberry - the color of shooters from the time of the tsar-priests to the Khrushchev era. NKVD color - maroon
    2. 0
      10 February 2019 18: 26
      What is arguing with color perception, or with memory is bad. Firstly, the raspberry peg and buttonholes are NKVD, the infantry is red. Secondly, not blue, but cornflower-blue caps, with a raspberry peg
      1. +1
        10 February 2019 21: 39
        The NKVD has maroon, not raspberry. The infantry (shooters) - crimson, not red.
        1. 0
          12 February 2019 01: 21
          At the border guards, on green caps, then there was a raspberry edging!
          1. 0
            12 February 2019 10: 54
            and the cornflower
            1. 0
              12 February 2019 14: 03
              And this Vetmedyev ... He ruined our cap! Well at least Old Man Belorussian knows a lot about the border service! He then kept the Soviet cap, as the Basmachi used to say in the 20s and 30s, the "Green Hat"! The splinter is dark-dark cornflower-blue, almost black! And the visor was then a shovel!
  10. +9
    10 February 2019 08: 45
    The NKVD troops and they are border guards. I have a grandfather a border guard for June 41 mln. Lieutenant. Photo with the seal of the regiment - I certify my identity. And he has written in his book-the NKVD troops. And they fulfilled their duty at the borders in full. cooked
    1. +4
      10 February 2019 09: 34
      Here again came to the strong-willed qualities of leadership! But in the 91st, many wanted Bavarian beer to drink! Eventually. No resistance, complete surrender! But what a patient. 50 years patiently waiting and preparing for change!
  11. +25
    10 February 2019 09: 00
    My grandfather started the war on June 22, 1941 in the 75th NKVD regiment for the protection of railway communications, the regiment fought in Lithuania from the first days of the war, defended bridges and was disbanded due to heavy losses, my grandfather was wounded in both legs for six months, he was treated, then he was transferred to the Caucasus, there he participated in the defense of Vladikavkaz, was awarded a medal for the defense of the Caucasus. He told my father that the Germans in the offensive rested on their NKVD regiment, went on the attack several times, could not break the defense, and when they realized that in front of them the "crimson rims" struck in another place, since they already knew that the NKVD troops were staunch in defense, do not retreat. My grandfather reached Warsaw, cleaning the cauldrons of the surrounded German troops, was awarded a medal for her liberation and their cross from the Poles. Then, until the end of 1946, he fought with the UPA, did not get out of the woods for weeks, was seriously wounded in the arm, his beloved dog died during the cleanup. For battles with the UPA he was awarded medals for courage and military merit. Here is such a biography of the usual platoon commander of the NKVD troops. This is how, in the opinion of know-it-alls, such as my grandfather sat in the rear, shooting in the backs of the penalty box.
    1. +10
      10 February 2019 09: 28
      Huumi (Vanya) Today, 09: 45
      cobalt (max)
      ,, I have a great-uncle in the 92-border detachment of the NKVD troops met the war, was missing soldier and the grandfather from Gomel to Tallinn went through the whole war.
      1. +9
        10 February 2019 09: 36
        Total Glory to Our Grandfathers! My grandfather, on June 41, was a lieutenant border guard. He delivered ammunition to the front line and repaired cars.
    2. +9
      10 February 2019 13: 44
      My grandfather also served in the 18th border regiment of the NKVD. There is a medal "For Military Merit" (being a sniper, on the front line, he destroyed 6 fascist invaders in a few days). He participated in the battle on the Kursk Bulge, crossed the Danube. There is a medal "For Courage", although I did not find any information on the award, perhaps the stamp has not been removed from the order. Yes, he participated in the liquidation of sabotage groups, the detention of deserters, and what some people think is a crime? Or how? As part of the group, I "went" to the front line, maybe for this and the medal, I don't know.
  12. +6
    10 February 2019 09: 08
    Only complete idiots think that the NKVD troops are some kind of oprichnina. Absolute nonsense. These are the troops, and therefore they carried out the orders of the command and that says it all. And all the fabrications on this subject are from the evil one. Yes, there were also detachments, it was not so different at that time, otherwise they would have lost the country. After all, not everyone had the consciousness of Kovpak, Gastello, Matrosov and hundreds of thousands of others, known and forgotten.
    1. +7
      10 February 2019 09: 19
      Quote: Ros 56
      Yes, there were also detachments

      They were with the Germans.
      1. 0
        10 February 2019 10: 00
        Quote: Ingvar 72
        Quote: Ros 56
        Yes, there were also detachments

        They were with the Germans.

        Moreover, at the beginning of 1942 they came up with something like the order “not a step back”.
        1. +3
          10 February 2019 13: 08
          Quote: Krasnodar
          Moreover, at the beginning of 1942 they came up with something like the order “not a step back”.

          Yes, in the battle of Moscow. This is described by Tippelskirch
          1. -1
            10 February 2019 13: 23
            That's right. There was a real chance of the collapse of the German front.
          2. +1
            10 February 2019 14: 09
            Quote: Andrey from Chelyabinsk
            Yes, in the battle of Moscow.


            From my native places

            The feat of the crew of the armored train number 73 of the NKVD troops, who did not miss the enemy in Dmitrov in November 1941. At about 4 a.m. on November 28, 1941, German units of the 7th Panzer Division broke into Yakhroma. Having seized the bridge across the Moscow-Volga canal, they began to focus on the east bank. Toward the enemy from the Verbilki station the armored train of the NKVD No. 73 under the command of F.D. Malysheva. The artillerymen of the 29th Rifle Brigade supported him. All members of the crew of the armored train fought with the enemy courageously and fearlessly. AT Sergeant Nikolai Fomichev performed his feat in this battle. At the approaches to Dmitrov, the armored train crew destroyed 12 tanks and up to the battalion of enemy soldiers and officers. During that battle, 18 fighters and commanders of armored trains were awarded orders and medals.
      2. 0
        12 February 2019 10: 14
        And by the way, the Germans were the first detachments to appear.
        1. 0
          12 February 2019 10: 16
          Not certainly in that way. the history of the first detachments goes almost into the Bronze Age.
    2. +1
      10 February 2019 09: 52
      Actually, if I correctly understood Stalin’s order, the detachments were formed from the personnel of the same troops that held the defenses. Most likely, the detachments for the NKVD troops were formed from soldiers of the same troops ..
      1. +3
        10 February 2019 10: 14
        Actually, if I correctly understood the order of Stalin, the detachments were formed from the personnel of the very troops that held the defense.

        ,, The troops of the NKVD had a very remote relationship to the detachments. As a rule, detachments that held troops in positions were formed by the forces of the Red Army. And the units of the NKVD had completely different tasks: acting in the immediate rear, they were engaged in the neutralization of saboteurs and deserters, guarded communications and stopped the mess.
      2. BAI
        +2
        10 February 2019 10: 30
        It all started much earlier.
        The defensive squad at the 3 division of the Red Banner Baltic Fleet was formed in June 1941. He was a motorized maneuverable company. To strengthen it on the initiative of the 3-department at one of the enterprises in Tallinn were made two homemade armored vehicles.

        Since the beginning of the war on 22 November, 1941 was detained by more than 900 people, of whom 77 was arrested and convicted. In this case, 11 people were shot on the spot or in front of the line.

        At the same time, the detachment was still engaged in reconnaissance and the fight against banditry:
        In Tallinn, a detachment detachment opened and liquidated a counter-revolutionary organization that recruited local people into gangs. At the same time, weapons and explosives were seized.
        In addition to the fight against banditry and desertion, the task force detachment has launched work on casting our agents in the German rear. Of the abandoned three agents, two returned.
  13. +7
    10 February 2019 09: 30
    In the battles of May 9-20, 1942, as part of the Crimean Front near Kerch, 4 NKVD regiments took part. The 11th division of the troops of the NKVD VV-276 and 26th regiments formed from the border guards of Transcaucasia and the Krasnodar Territory. 95 NKVD border regiment and 26 Red Banner NKVD border regiment. This is practically a division that covered the crossing of troops. Warriors of the NKVD for a long time also defended the Adzhimushkay quarries. The story is especially noteworthy: https://poltora-bobra.livejournal.com/21203.html
  14. +4
    10 February 2019 09: 39
    NKVD is not NKVD, death did not make out which troops you are from. Everyone fought.
  15. -2
    10 February 2019 09: 54
    Strangely, for some reason, the author kept silent about the glorious page in the military life of the Chekists: intelligence-sabotage activities in the rear and the organization of the partisan movement.
    1. +6
      10 February 2019 10: 33
      Because the troops of the NKVD and the department of Sudoplatov are different units within the same commissariat.
      1. -3
        10 February 2019 13: 59
        1. Below, in my opinion, they painted everything.
        2. A highly formal approach, somewhat strange for an essay on exploits.
    2. +1
      10 February 2019 10: 40
      Strangely, for some reason, the author kept silent about the glorious page in the military life of the Chekists: intelligence-sabotage activities in the rear and the organization of the partisan movement.


      ,,, According to the Order of the NKVD of the USSR No. 00882 of 5 in July 1941, a Special Group was created. She submitted directly to the people's commissary of internal affairs. Although few knew about the existence of this unit in the central security apparatus. Create it created, but "forgot" to include in the staff structure of the NKVD of the USSR.

      When the 20 July 1941 of the NKVD and the NKGB were merged into a single people's commissariat, the NKVD, Lavrenti Beria 30, July 1941, prepared a document entitled “The structure of the People’s Commissariat of Internal Affairs of the USSR”. It was described in detail the structure of the new department. The place was found for all units, except for the Special Group. There were no hints of the existence of this unit in the Order of the NKVD of the USSR No. 00983 of 31 July 1941 of the year, which describes the structure of the central apparatus of the NKVD of the USSR. This document only indicates the existence, as administrative-operational management, of the headquarters of the NKVD fighter battalions. And the Special Group as an independent department took its “official” place in the structure of the central apparatus of the NKVD only on October 3 of the year 1941.
      https://military.wikireading.ru/51986
  16. 0
    10 February 2019 09: 58
    The article is correct, only with the confusion of flowers. The infantry had a crimson color, the NKVD had red and blue, and this is clearly visible in the figures.
    1. +5
      10 February 2019 12: 16
      The NKVD-Cornflower blue color, if absolutely correct.
      1. 0
        10 February 2019 14: 57
        NKVD forage caps - speckled cornflower. The caps of the RKKA infantry units are raspberry-protective.
        1. 0
          12 February 2019 01: 50
          The NKVD troops had crimson rings and the Red Army riflemen had red ones. The crimson color or the like later migrated to the caps of the internal troops.
          1. 0
            12 February 2019 01: 52
            The state security of the KGB had cornflower pegs the succession from the Cheka.
            1. 0
              12 February 2019 10: 57
              then yes, during the Second World War the cornflower was tulya, and the band was speckled.
          2. 0
            12 February 2019 10: 56
            No, read something on the topic. The shooters of the Red Army had a crimson color until 1969. This is the traditional color of shooters since the time of Alexander the 2nd. The troops of the NKVD (except for the border guards, of course) and then the USSR VV was not crimson, but maroon.
            1. 0
              12 February 2019 11: 56
              In 69, my dear friend was no longer the Red Army, but the SA, and in our unit there were soldier caps in the middle of the 60s and all of them with red tulles (okoloshi) in modern style. It was 88
              1. 0
                12 February 2019 12: 09
                Dear friend, once again - during the Second World War the caps of the Red Army shooters with a raspberry peg, the NKVD caps - cornflower-blue with a Krapovoy band. Then VV and now the National Guard also have a maroon color. The notorious maroon beret, for example
  17. +2
    10 February 2019 10: 33
    NKVD-Schnick from time immemorial called blue caps
    The article is correct, only here is the confusion with flowers. Crimson color was in the infantry, in the NKVD red-blue


    Front cap for senior officers of the NKVD 1943 of the year
    1. -1
      10 February 2019 13: 26
      Quote: bubalik
      NKVD-Schnick from time immemorial called blue caps
      The article is correct, only here is the confusion with flowers. Crimson color was in the infantry, in the NKVD red-blue


      Front cap for senior officers of the NKVD 1943 of the year

      Now similar caps at the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation.
  18. +7
    10 February 2019 10: 42
    I don’t know about what tanks and artillery the author says about the "forest brothers" ... My father, who went through the whole war, had a chance to serve in Alytus and Kaunas during the period shown in the film "Nobody Wanted to Die". So, army units were sometimes involved in operations to combat the nationalist underground. detachments of nationalists were indeed well armed and numerous - in addition to small arms, the Germans left them with faust cartridges and even mortars. But the tanks are in the woods !? I have never heard anything like it from my father, although he served in Lithuania for a long time. Indeed, objectivity is needed in everything.


  19. 0
    10 February 2019 10: 59
    In 13 divisions and 15 brigades .... 65 (!!!) thousand people ???
    1. +2
      10 February 2019 14: 02
      Quote: Yevgeny
      .65 (!!!) thousand people

      So what? For example, the 5th division of the NKVD troops for the protection of railway structures - about 8 thousand people.
  20. +9
    10 February 2019 11: 48
    Thanks to the author! My grandfather fought, commanded the NKVD division near Moscow, fought in Stalingrad, as a Hero of the USSR, resigned as deputy commander of the district !!! All that the author wrote, he told his grandchildren, including me, during the years of perestroika, I was embarrassed to say where my grandfather served, now I’m happy for him !!! THANKS TO THE AUTHOR!
  21. +6
    10 February 2019 12: 34
    The feat near the village Khludnevo.

    Of the 27 fighters of the OMSBON squad of the NKVD of the USSR who participated in the attack on Khludnevo, only five survived. ALL 22 dead OMSBON fighter, Senior Lieutenant Laznyuk, posthumously awarded the Order of Lenin.
    The KGB warriors held the defense for about a day and a half, holding back the Nazis to 400, destroying three tanks in the battle to the 100 fascists.
    The soldier of the detachment, Paparnik, who blew himself up along with the Nazis with a grenade, was posthumously awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union.
    1. +1
      10 February 2019 23: 34
      OMSBON, it seems, later became the basis for OMSDON - Dzerzhinka.
      1. +1
        12 February 2019 01: 11
        Not this way! OMSDON is a division that took place under the FED. And the OMSBON was dispatched during the Second World War as a reconnaissance and sabotage formation of the 4th Directorate of the NKGB / NKVD and the brigade was disbanded after the war.
        1. +1
          12 February 2019 15: 38
          OMSBON Pavel Sudoplatov created
  22. +1
    10 February 2019 12: 39
    Correct the title !!! Plural - "bands" !!!
    1. 0
      10 February 2019 14: 59
      Exactly, correct the headline - not raspberry, but maroon
      1. 0
        12 February 2019 01: 07
        Raspberries were on border green caps!
        1. +1
          12 February 2019 10: 58
          You confuse edging and box. Border guards have cornflower peas, raspberry - green edging of tulle.
          1. +1
            12 February 2019 14: 07
            I do not confuse, you just rightly specified the details! We are in the Union, we have not said - graduation, but - edging.
  23. +7
    10 February 2019 14: 51
    The NKVD troops are a black hole in public history. By the fact that this is an organization of partisan detachments, sabotage behind enemy lines. They didn’t run shamefully from the battlefield, but stood to their death.
    On the other hand, in cinema, all osobists are stupid, cruel and can only shoot and torture their own. But if they are stupid, how could they beat the German agents in the besieged Leningrad? Not sold to the Germans for rations?
    In any organization, there are sadists and scum. There are plenty of examples. In the NKVD, the rank and file was on call. And why the ancestors of the ordinary NKVD who died in the first battle near Moscow should be ashamed of his service. I do not understand...
    1. 0
      10 February 2019 15: 31
      Quote: ROBIN-SON
      The NKVD troops are a black hole in public history.

      What hole? Even in children's literature it is mentioned. "Road to Strelna" for example.
    2. +3
      10 February 2019 17: 15
      Quote: ROBIN-SON
      The NKVD troops are a black hole in public history. By the fact that this is an organization of partisan detachments, sabotage behind enemy lines. They didn’t run shamefully from the battlefield, but stood to their death.
      On the other hand, in cinema, all osobists are stupid, cruel and can only shoot and torture their own. But if they are stupid, how could they beat the German agents in the besieged Leningrad? Not sold to the Germans for rations?
      In any organization, there are sadists and scum. There are plenty of examples. In the NKVD, the rank and file was on call. And why the ancestors of the ordinary NKVD who died in the first battle near Moscow should be ashamed of his service. I do not understand...

      Probably not ancestors, but descendants?
    3. 0
      12 February 2019 16: 10
      Well, who secretly "protects" the show business that makes films about stupid, cruel and mean NKVDs !? Here the old people are selling apples from the dacha, and then all sorts of security officials immediately run up to them and charge a bribe for the trade, and then a film or even a TV series for several seasons in a row about stupid and cruel is missed, HOW TO UNDERSTAND THIS !! ???
  24. +4
    10 February 2019 15: 17
    The defense of Tula is a universally recognized heroic page in the history of the NKVD troops. 156 regiment of the NKVD. I already mentioned once: during the defense of Moscow (according to reports of losses of the 5th Guards SD - the former 107 rifle division), the proportion of the dead NKVD workers and political workers was almost higher than the death of the riflemen. I was amazed when I first found out about it!
    1. -7
      10 February 2019 16: 49
      The article suggests, from some hangover they began to attribute to the dog the dignity of a horse on plowing ... The services are different, the purposes are completely different, what are these specials. troops and plugged holes - so the circumstances and such control brought to grips when the dog became a plowman .. (Sorry for the rudeness in comparisons) ... That they were betrayed and carried out any assigned tasks, they didn’t recruit others there .. That's just to this such calculations and article, -Without a reason, and the fly does not sit down, then r ... next ... (pun intended) ...
  25. 0
    10 February 2019 15: 41
    "All this is so, all this is true, yes .." (C) Prisoner of the Caucasus.
    But I remember an anecdote about a Scotsman, who complains that no one calls him a "bridge builder", but everyone remembers how he had a goat.
  26. +5
    10 February 2019 16: 30
    [quote = РУСС] you should be aware that almost all the guardsmen heroically died in the Battle of Molodi and this battle is superior in scale to the Battle of Kulikovo. [/ q
    The unjustly hushed up battle of Molodi had, according to historians, a strategic significance similar to the Poltava and Borodino battles for Russia, but was much more successful! And it is hushed up because it took place during the reign of Ivan the Terrible, whom our Liberal "elite" cannot stand today! And during the tsarist period, the ruling circles were so struck by pro-Western sentiments that, to please the West, there is no Ivan the Terrible among the figures of princes and tsars who ruled Russia in its entire history in the monument to the millennium of Russia, erected in Nizhny Novgorod! Sorry to be a little off topic.
    1. 0
      12 February 2019 16: 19
      What’s the topic, from the guardsmen to the NKVD officers, all the worthy were killed, there were cowards and scoundrels, they multiplied, I’m occupying the state security organs, their children are missing all the anti-Russian projects and this is still happening, the genetics are very bad, don’t believe, go out to your city and take a closer look and listen to what is happening around and you will see everything with the naked eye and the current FSB does not see anything, for some reason !! ???
  27. -20
    10 February 2019 17: 33
    The SS troops, too, not only burned villages and shot prisoners, the green SS were the coolest German troops at the front - perfectly trained, staunch, decisive, united by the spirit of camaraderie and pride in belonging to the elite and beliefs - we call this fanaticism, which in general, it makes sense ... but for some reason, Soviet soldiers are not called fanatics. And vice versa - the Nazis willingly broadcast about Soviet fanatics and did not recognize their own.
    In general, part of the NKVD troops could well heroically (fanatically) fight at the front - this does not in any way cancel the bloody filth that they did in the rear.
    1. +5
      10 February 2019 20: 43
      this does not cancel out at all the bloody filth they have done in the rear.

      Eo you about the rear guard of the army? Or just need to kick the NKVDshnikov?
      1. -5
        11 February 2019 22: 11
        Actually, all the repressions, camps and stuff, the work of the NKVD. Nowhere in the world do the gendarme services glorify, only here it happens, perhaps it is, as an indicator of everything that has been done over a century by civil society and the state in Russia ......
        1. 0
          12 February 2019 00: 57
          Eternal Glory to everyone who defended Our Motherland! And dead and alive![b] [/ b] And the war, it’s such rubbish that brings everything to the surface and there are very terrible truths! And the tension is fierce for any person. Who fought, he will understand!
        2. +4
          12 February 2019 08: 29
          all repressions, camps and stuff, the work of the NKVD. Nowhere in the world do gendarme services glorify

          Nowhere in the world are they trying to belittle or defame some services. Only in the criminal environment do they hate the police and other law enforcement officials. Moreover, the NKVD
          consisted of many departments: both border guards, and field investigators, not only protection of camps. If you are from a criminal environment, then your attitude to the NKVD is clear. If not, then read about the exploits of the NKVD warriors and be proud of your ancestors.
          If the repressions haunt you, then the investigators "sewed" the case, you should hate the Investigative Committee. If the camp guards, then the FSIN. etc.
          But according to your logic, the fifth column operates. If there was a gulag in Russia, it means that all Russians are guilty and must repent.
          1. -2
            12 February 2019 16: 12
            Slava1974 ... I personify the attitude of the army to these services: NKVD, NKGB ... When an essentially innocent officer is shot for nothing by the decision of the troika, then a real understanding of what is happening appears. The words of one officer after such an ostentatious execution: (I quote approximately) .- I realized then that at any moment I could be arrested and never shot. and learned this for the entire time of his service ... And this was the opinion of the majority of officers. Do you think the repressions were over, no, they were constant, they just assumed some other form ... Here, many divan-literary admirers of the NKVD ,,, you do not understand the terrible saying, "the boots have come" ...
            1. 0
              14 February 2019 08: 55
              I personify the attitude of the army to these services: NKVD, NKGB ... K

              Familiar with this attitude. Army men came to Chechnya, and with disregard for the VVshniks, like what can you do, the cops are the same.
              Only after the battles came the realization that the Vshniks were also people, and they knew how to fight, and the attitude accordingly changed.
              Therefore, all your conjectures about the "attitude of the army environment" are the fruits of the activities of the fifth column. Because to say that “I can be shot at any moment” can be said about Zhukov and about other military leaders, which periodically pops up in the liberal media.
              And in general, all the innocent are in prison, and at the same time they hate the officers of the FSIN.
              1. 0
                14 February 2019 11: 58
                The conversation was about the NKVD for the duration of their existence. Today, explosives with such lawlessness do not work and the attitude towards them is completely different. Of course, there will be no love for the gendarme service of the army, so easy neglect, as you noted. I repeat, today completely different realities and a different attitude ...
    2. +1
      12 February 2019 01: 04
      Eck you, Mr. Ghost, then, for the UPA incomplete sausages !!! Nothing! We have returned! Let’s enter the force and Karlag will start to mine copper with new strength between Karazhal and Dzhezkazgan !!!
      With Frontier, Bolshevik greetings!
  28. -1
    10 February 2019 18: 01
    Very different about the NKVD troops. Now they are "stranglers and executioners", then they are war heroes. And you just need to remember which units were part of the NKVD in 1941. The border guards - the NKVD, the police - the NKVD, the "guards" and "investigators" - the NKVD. Yes, there were NKVD divisions, but they were formed at the expense of border guards and militiamen. Not once in the literature have I come across data on NKVD units formed from investigators or camp guards. So separate the wheat from the chaff
    1. +3
      10 February 2019 22: 31
      and once in the literature I have not seen data on the NKVD units formed from investigators or camp guards. So, separate the grains from the chaff

      Go to the city museum of the ogens of internal affairs. There they will tell you from whom the units were formed and sent to the front. And then according to your words it turns out that the investigators and others were not subject to appeal.
    2. +6
      10 February 2019 23: 01
      ,
      I have never seen in the literature data on the units of the NKVD, formed from investigators or camp guards.

      ,, with regard to the militarized protection of places of deprivation of liberty, it was only during the first year of the war that its members were again called up for active service in the internal troops and the Red Army 93,5 thousand people. Replacement of the number of units of the Supreme Council of Defense of Ukraine was carried out at the expense of the military personnel who had been injured and declared unfit for combat service. Thus, the front took the most physically healthy and trained personnel from guarding places of detention, further exacerbating the problem of its staffing. The same thing happened with the convoy troops of the NKVD of the USSR, half of the personnel of which left for the Red Army and operational units of internal troops during of the second half of 1941, the mass transfer of troops to the army continued in 1942, but if the number of convoy troops from 1943, when, finally, thousands of people went to "our side" x, began to grow, including and due to the formation of new units and the transfer of older military personnel from the Red Army, the situation with the recruitment of paramilitary guards of places of deprivation of liberty still left much to be desired. At the final stage of the war and in the first post-war years, even women and repatriates were recruited into it.
  29. +3
    10 February 2019 20: 05
    SMERSH is generally recognized as the most effective counterintelligence service in the world. The NKVD is thousands if not millions of lives saved, and the fight against the Basmachi people and "forest brothers, and new technologies that made it possible to obtain the best samples of technology in the shortest possible time, and the transfer of industry and the deployment of new enterprises and industries, and the atomic bomb, etc." Not everything is so simple, as in any cantor, these are people, but people are different, you need to look at the results, and not by the details. That is, many facts are hidden and perverted by those who have blood on their hands up to their elbows who, fearing responsibility and retribution, being in power, smeared all their predecessors with mud, blaming them for all sins, taking advantage of the fact that the dead cannot answer, justifying their wretchedness and helplessness, complete failure.
  30. +1
    10 February 2019 22: 09
    Quote: svp67
    Quote: Reptiloid
    I watched the film later, and have been watching from time to time.

    The film is the "pale shadow" of the book, it also contains documents, of that time

    Yes Yes Yes good hi
  31. +4
    10 February 2019 22: 19
    Here is the glorious participation of the NKVD in the defense of Leningrad not yet mentioned in the article:
    1st ARROW DIVISION NKVD FORCES

    It began to form near Leningrad on August 22, 1941. It included soldiers of the border detachments and units of the internal troops of the NKVD of the Leningrad garrison. Colonel Donskov, the head of the 102nd border detachment, was appointed commander of the division, Colonel Commissar Fedorov, commissar of the 20th Division of the NKVD troops, military commissar, and Colonel Nikiforov, deputy head of the Novo-Petergof military-political school.

    The not yet fully formed unit received a combat mission on August 29 - to liquidate the enemy’s breakthrough in the Mgi region. Replenishing on the go, the units of the division entered into battle with the 20th Motorized Mechanized Division of the enemy and in two days under conditions of impaired control, they lost more than 70% of the military personnel under the continuous influence of German aviation.

    According to the combat order of the chief of staff of the Leningrad Front, the compound took over the NKVD regiment, the combined regiment of the 21st fortified area, the 2nd NKVD fighter battalion, the 4th marine brigade battalion and on September 10 took up defense along the right bank of the Neva from Vyborg Dubrovka to Lake Ladoga . Here the division stayed for a whole year, until September 1942, conducting reconnaissance in battle and conducting operations by force from company to regiment to force the Neva in order to capture the bridgehead on the left bank.

    The division made its first attempt to cross the Neva in the direction of Moskovskaya Dubrovka in September 1942. But most of the crossing means were destroyed and destroyed by enemy fire, not yet sailing from the coast, or later - in the middle of the river. Small groups of paratroopers made their way to the left bank, where they died in an unequal battle. Subsequently, divisions of the division landed 12 times on the "Nevsky Pyatachok", having lost a total of 4200 people killed and wounded.

    In January 1943, the unit participated in breaking the blockade of Leningrad and also suffered great damage.
    1. 0
      11 February 2019 09: 59
      This division was made of border guards, and they did not carry speckled bands. Rather, cornflower-green caps were in use there.
      1. 0
        12 February 2019 00: 51
        Everyone was there! And the police and recruits are peaceful. But in the first roster, the border guards prevailed!
    2. 0
      18 February 2019 19: 01
      It was the fighters of the 1st division of the NKVD that discovered that Oreshek fortress was not occupied by the enemy and took up defense there. For 500 (!) Days, a garrison of fighters of the 1st division of the NKVD troops and sailors of the 409th naval battery of the Baltic Fleet defended the fortress from German troops who were unable to cross the right bank of the Neva, close the ring of the blockade of Leningrad and cut the road of life.
      The Germans worked on the fortress with 21-cm guns from 14 km, ours responded from five ... 45-mm and two ancient 76-mm "landners" (this is the total number of guns, not simultaneously).
      A mass grave is located on the territory of the fortress, in which 24 Soviet soldiers who died during the defense are buried.
      All this time, rowing (!) Boats carried out communications with the shore. They say that not one of the rowers died.
  32. +5
    11 February 2019 00: 33
    Distinguished parts of the NKVD and the defense of Voronezh. Dynamo Park has a separate monument to the combined regiment of the NKVD at the site of the mass grave. There is also a mass grave of fighters of the 125th NKVD regiment in Otrozh.
  33. +8
    11 February 2019 08: 10
    My colleague at work just recently admired the film "Penal Battalion" and, splashing saliva, reminded the NKVD that they had shot in the back of the unfortunate and innocent penalty boxers. Look at any modern film about those times and you will surely come across a character in the form of an evil, stupid, vile and cowardly NKVD officer.I think that our President Putin is mistaken when he says that there is no ideology in Russia. There is an ideology - this is the ideology of thieves offended by the Soviet regime, thieves, speculators, traitors and other rabble.
    1. +1
      12 February 2019 00: 47
      So it is based on this RF and it is based on such! One pseudo wife of a scoundrel-anti-adviser Sozhenitsyn is worth what - but she’s not worth anything, full = 0!
  34. -9
    11 February 2019 12: 10
    Eagles! Good eyes! And at the head is the wise and vigilant Scheiderman!

    The author is curious to know how and with what the guards could stop tank avalanches?
    1. 0
      12 February 2019 00: 45
      Apparently and definitely nothing! Your avalanche-fascist avalanches, through their already lifeless bodies, who perished in unequal battles on the state border, have passed! But they scammed such kind of scum as you and neutralized! Good !!! And there is more to come!
      With Bolshevik greetings!
      1. +1
        12 February 2019 01: 40
        The NKVD troops participating in the battles of the Great Patriotic War were supplied with the same weapons as the rifle regiments of the Red Army.
      2. 0
        12 February 2019 15: 21
        You would, my friend, intramuscularly and a little bit of chlorpromazine, drool on your chin. You got so excited how obscene!
  35. +1
    11 February 2019 23: 05
    It is not pleasant to look at the Nazis with the 132nd banner, given how by chance they got it.
    The inscription on the wall of the Brest Fortress is still Gavrilov’s casemates.
    There were still firefighters and railway workers in the NKVD
    According to the NKVD, a lot was cut out. For instance. Defense of Mogilev. The NKVD school with the head Kalugin + police on fragmentary memories actively participated, but there is nothing documented about them.
    I do not want to offend units with the Guards badge, but the NKVD divisions in the first 2 years were staffed with the best
    ps Besides Stalingrad, the NKVD, in his memoirs still found?
  36. +2
    12 February 2019 00: 24
    Not a single PZ on the border with the Reich left without an order, on the morning of June 22nd! And most of the border guards, they remained there forever! For this, the Wehrmacht Green Cap was ordered not to be taken prisoner! This is the NKVD troops! Troops of the Marshal of the Soviet Union L. Beria.
    I remember! I will not forget!
    1. +2
      12 February 2019 00: 38
      "do not take prisoner" - if only. Monument to the Kizhevatov family -
      "Here are buried the family of Hero of the Soviet Union A. Kizhevatov, tortured and executed by the Nazi invaders. Kizhevatova Anastasia Ivanovna - mother, 60 years old Kizhevatova Ekaterina Ivanovna - wife, 34 years old Kizhevatova Anna Andreevna - daughter, 15 years old Kizhevatov Ivan Andreevich - son, 10 years old Galina Andreevna - daughter, 2 years old And family members of the commanders of the Red Army "
      1. +1
        12 February 2019 13: 58
        So at our outposts, both wives and children were called border guards! My teacher, an old lieutenant colonel, said that when he arrived as a young lieutenant in 1944 at the outpost in the KSAPO on the Iranian border ... there was a head of the outpost, a signalman and a cook from the personnel. And the wife of the chief, with a rifle and binoculars at the Zastaska tower, sat on a stool and watched the border. All the soldiers went to the front! So somehow! That is why our motto is: "Outpost is the Native Home!"
    2. +1
      12 February 2019 09: 09
      This NKVD troops was an elite, and by definition, all shellups were not taken into the elite. They paid with their lives their elite status.
      1. +1
        16 February 2019 11: 50
        We in the USSR, there were no "elites"! Cheka-NKVD-KGB - it was hard party work. The organs were the armed detachment of Our Communist Party of the Bolsheviks and the punishing sword of the Dictatorship of the Proletariat. Until the Khrushchevs seized power in the party!
        1. 0
          17 February 2019 07: 40
          it was an elite by definition and the selection HERE was cruel ... But what they were called the ChK-NKVD-KGB-punishing sword of the dictatorship of the proletariat is not the essence ... There weren’t everyone there and they had their privileges, but they asked not bad, but that’s all sign of the elite.
          1. 0
            17 February 2019 12: 55
            Selection to the organs was, but not because of a certain "elitism", but because of the party spirit! Yes, initially in the Cheka / VChK there were employees from various left parties and the RSDLPb and the ESSers, and the BUNDists, and the Anarchists ... There were no non-partisans in the Committee! And for "elitism", or as We used to qualify - komchvanstvo, many paid with a party membership card and dismissal from the authorities!
            You are welcome! Do not use the vocabulary of "today" in relation to the Soviet Union! Different times, different meanings, different beliefs! This is extremely important if you want to be heard and correctly conduct polemics!
            Greetings to the Bolsheviks!
            1. 0
              18 February 2019 05: 04
              About literacy: "With Bolshevitsky ..." is still written "With the Bolshevik ...". It is important in terms of partisanship, but also looked at the origin (at the beginning of Soviet power), personal qualities (a priority indicator). I, in 1993, did not get into the border troops after my graduation, I was from the former USSR, and not from the territory of the RSFSR.
              1. 0
                18 February 2019 15: 35
                Hooray! Thank!!! We noticed the same mistake! Thank! Correctly: Bolshevik!!!
                I assure you that in 1993 the troops were no longer border troops. Under capitalism, this phenomenon is called - border guards. So you haven’t lost anything!
                With Bolshevik greetings!
                1. 0
                  19 February 2019 11: 42
                  https://rg.ru/1993/05/04/gosgranica-dok.html
                  read and enlighten, otherwise you have problems with concepts. Not border guards, but border agencies as part of the FSB.
                  1. 0
                    19 February 2019 20: 13
                    Enlighten the young man (you still, the first found a mistake - congratulations!):
                    Concepts
                    - that is, the criminal rules of conduct! Are you living by your standards? And your cap. "Bodies" ONLY are - the border guards, they work in the Okhranka! The high rank of the Border Troops remained in Our USSR! Ilyich also said that "The border guards are the guards of the working class." And this title will return when we return Soviet Power and restore the RSR / RSFSR.
                    Hello!
  37. 0
    12 February 2019 01: 31
    There was a NKVD escort battalion in the Brest Fortress. But besides this battalion, there was an army division of frontier posts and training units of the same border guards and not only. Who was shooting a big question for anyone there because not a single defensive battalion was able to restrain the retreating division, which the commanders knew perfectly well divisions and as a rule sent barrage battalions to guard national economy objects in the rear of units.
  38. -2
    12 February 2019 01: 48
    At that time, the NKVD performed
    the unspoken orders of the Jews to send free labor hastily sewn with white thread to do construction projects of various kinds of strategic objects which, after 35 years, will become the property of the same Jews and their children !!!!!!
  39. -4
    12 February 2019 02: 10
    Now the descendants of the NKVDs (they were often taken to the authorities according to the principle of the dynasty) are again carrying out orders for the next reduction of the inhabitants of Russia (the capitalists have many Russians for nothing they need only 20 million), turning a blind eye to the sale of drugs throughout Russia !!! But at the same time they create a kind of ebullient activity fighting allegedly with "liberals" at rallies to increase the retirement age and the like purely life and not political !!!!! But for some reason, for some reason, really hostile-minded liberals are not touched and they are not getting smaller, laws on the closure of NGOs recruiting "Russian regiments" for the future to create chaos under the guise of a civil war are being adopted and implemented with a creak !!!! In general, their work is unclear, invisible and even dangerous for the people !!!! With whom they fought, with whom they are now fighting remains a brazen mystery in which the Slavs still continue to suffer !!!!!!
  40. 0
    13 February 2019 11: 23
    Grandfather served in the NKVD troops for the railway, political instructor. Until the summer of 1942 in Leningrad. Then Gorky, Moscow, and also xs where ... 2 (23) the NKVD divisions for railway operations fiercely defended the approaches to the city, and then the city itself, with huge losses ....
  41. +1
    13 February 2019 15: 25
    The 321st Siberian Rifle Division, which fought in Stalingrad, about which the film was shot by the Buryat director Solbon Lygdenov (321th Siberian) was formed from the NKVD .....
  42. +1
    14 February 2019 06: 41
    There was a convoy battalion in Brest. Only those who survived 4 hours before the start of the war with the last echelon of the ZK
    went to Russia, the rest all remained there !!!! no one raised his hands, no one left the post !!! Eternal memory and eternal glory to the heroes !!!
    1. 0
      14 February 2019 16: 01
      But Brest is not Russia (Belarus?)
      1. +1
        15 February 2019 06: 07
        Excuse me! wrote in a hurry! In the RSFSR, this train went to the Gorky region
  43. +1
    14 February 2019 16: 00
    myths about Stalin and the NKVD were born by the descendants of those who were spanked for espionage and treason by the descendants of Leninist Trotskyites. Fans of the Bolsheviks should either remove the cross or put on their underpants. Stalin is the antagonist of Lenin, Trotsky, Khrushchev ...
  44. +1
    18 February 2019 18: 46
    Stalingrad was actually saved by the 10th division of the NKVD.
    Shlisselburg fortress (Oreshek) was held by 40 fighters of the 1st division of the NKVD.
  45. 0
    3 December 2019 13: 16
    the acquaintance had a relative shot during the war by a tribunal, and in the column of the regiment are three letters O.W. What kind of regiment is this? no more information
    1. 0
      3 December 2019 13: 18
      i.e. in the column is a military unit

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