Vitya senkin 14 years old, semyon miroshnikov, 15 years old, sixth grade students, best friends, the boys cut the wire. On the site where the krasny concentration camp was located, archival documents and photographs telling dozens more such stories. The first prisoners of the concentration camp were prisoners of war, those who defended kerch and sevastopol, and gradually, throughout 194142, women, old people, children, and those who actually helped the partisans were assigned here. Underground worker, during work the prisoners were driven with whips woven from ox veins; barbed wire was embedded in these whips, so that the suffering of the prisoners would be more terrible. Most often, this is hard , useless work that depletes their strength, humiliates their dignity, and often leads to death. There is a mention that the prisoners are in a concentration camp on the territory of a former state farm. The reds were one of the first on whom gazenwagens were tested; the executions were carrie
Their homeland, in total they managed to make 25 copies of this newspaper, it was a powerful propaganda work, very powerful, the house was across the road where a gestapa informant lived, and he sometimes came here, how could one live and work in the house, which is surrounded by german soldiers, representatives of security detachments, like. When you constantly, it means you are experiencing this feeling of danger, which is nearby, which you need to know, understand and skillfully circumvent, although of course, they perfectly understood what death was, they themselves went through the war, they were generally ready for it, but they, of course , hoped for the best. Hopes for the best were dashed when one of the members of the underground was arrested, ludwik zavolski, a former prisoner of war rescued by the revyakins and taking refuge in their house. Unable to withstand the torture, he violated the oath of allegiance, they brought him here to this house and he said yes, here he is the
Museum exhibit that features more than 150 firearms from every major armory during the civil or. War. We are at the historical of the and in exhibit long arms. ,his was loaned to the museum then given in thousand three. There was a 2003. This was donated by a collector of long arms. He was born in washington dc, attended school in virginia. Enrolledsoutherner and in the navy. He was a doctor there before retiring. He has a oneofakind collection of confederate long arms, rifles, muskets, and shotguns that were made in the south for soldiers. Talking to his maternal grandfather, he learned about the civil war. Start hat this started his interest in the civil war. The 1950s and 1960s, he started to collect artifacts and weapons from the civil war. The collection is approximately 200 pieces. Dr. Murphy originally loaned ,his collection to the museum it was his intention to give it to the museum, so upon his death it was bequeathed to the museum and is now a permanent collection. A piece th
Carolina. To learn more about the cities on our 2015 to her, visited cspan. Org cities to her. We continue now with our look at the history of greensboro. This is American History tv on cspan3. Today we are the greensboro historical museum. This is exhibit called the murphy confederate long arms collection. This collection was loaned to the museum, and then bequeath to the museum on dr. Murphys death in 2003. John and Isabel Murphy were a couple married, and john was a particular collector of confederate long arms. He was born in washington, d. C. , and attended school in virginia, said he was a southerner. He enrolled in the navy and served as a doctor for 20 years before retiring. He assembled an outstanding collection, one of its kind of confederate long arms. By that, i mean rifles muskets shotguns, and carbines made in the south for confederate soldiers. His interest in the civil war talking to his maternal grandfather and some great uncles, and the fact that his maternal grandfat
Generals from the union side and governor Zebulun Vance from the confederate side together in this room, and governor vance surrendered the state of North Carolina in this room. Morehead passed away in 1866 shortly after the surrender. By the time the surrender came along, he was not in the best of health so he was not a participant in the reconstruction of North Carolina during the confederate period. I see governor morehead as someone who is really struggling with the world in which he lived. He lived in a world that included slavery that included a situation where women were not allowed to own property, were not allowed to vote. The state was in a situation where people could grow wonderful crops. They could make wonderful things, but they didnt have a market. I think he was frustrated that the rings were true these ends were true. He began to establish a system that would change that. I think what he started, he was taking a first step, and i think he would be incredibly pleased to