In case you're being sarcastic, it seems to me that the trucks were indeed open; the gas was to render the prisoners unable to resist as they were led out to be shot.
Worse than the secret service were the friends and neighbors who ratted each other out for telling jokes or saying something counter revolutionary. Those were the really terrible people imo.
@sandirtoukaev8920By consequences. Idk what nation you are from, but in most places you can’t just get people shot or sent to literal concentration camps by reporting some bullshit.
It’s amazing how many terrible aspects of Russian autocracy evolve and re-invent themselves throughout the ages under various power structures. Everything’s changed yet so much remains the same.
She was arrested in 1948, I have a strong suspicion she was a German collaborator, I’m sorry but no one got arrested for jokes. I can tell you that as someone who actually lived in USSR
If you lived in the USSR and are still alive, your experience is unimportant. As a foreigner, you were not privvy to the real layers of soviet life, and even then, you'd only seen the very late Sovok, not what this docu is about. Even soviet citizens of the later years had no clue about the earlier soviet eras and often couldn't understand their elders who were afraid of shadows.
My father-in-law was a Colonel in the Red Army and served in several places, including WWII. When his Tank Battalion was out on maneuvers, they were talking about things they ought not have been. Turns out, one of his junior officers was KGB. The officer, his wife, and two young daughters were snatched up the day after they got home. The next day, my father-in-law and a couple other officers showed up looking for them. Apartment unlocked, all their belongings remaining and the family was gone. Never to be seen or heard from again. Real life stories, up close & personal, puts a whole other perspective on what living then was all about.
With WW 1, the revolution, the civil war. All the purges during Stalin's reign and the casualties of WW 2. It makes a person wonder how Russia has maintained a stable population?
Russia is a weird country and a backwards country. The Russians are VERY good at spying and stealing technology. Spying is one of the few things the Russians are good at
Its an extremly multicultural country too, the european russians are a minority and i think in a near future many minorities there will start to want to break away.
@@theswede5402That happened decades ago. The Baltics, the southern Caucasus, Ukraine, Central Asia,..crushed attempts in Chechnya, Dagestan, and Ingushetia.
0:00: 🕵♂ The rise and history of the KGB, told by its veterans and victims. 8:15: ⚠ The KGB was a powerful and feared organization that carried out brutal tactics to maintain control during the Soviet regime. 15:20: 😢 The video explores the role of the KGB and the gulag system in Soviet Russia's modernization, highlighting the harsh conditions and forced labor endured by prisoners. 28:08: 😱 Stalin's Great Terror resulted in the execution of innocent people on an industrial scale. 31:51: 😢 The video discusses the Great Terror in the Soviet Union under Stalin's regime, including the mass executions and imprisonment of innocent people. 40:00: 💔 The video explores the brutal tactics and sacrifices made by the Soviet Union during World War II under Stalin's leadership. 48:23: 🕵♂ Lavrentiy Beria, a key figure in Soviet Russia, was a paradoxical character known for his intelligence and brutality, and played a crucial role in industrializing and leading Russia during World War II. Recap by Tammy AI
Stalin love of blaming others for his own mistakes is actually a widespread human trait. But when you do it as the top dog the consequences for those below are clearly worse.
In 1937 my Grandparents, with my infant father, fled Riga. So bizarre! I was told they escaped Stalin's "Great Terror". Turns out, they were specifically trying to avoid "The Bloody Dwarf". You seriously can't make this stuff up!🤯
"Perhaps my information hurt the Soviet Union more than it helped. I have no idea. It was not something I ever discussed with the KGB officers that I was dealing with." - Aldrich Ames
Ames is so horrible because he did it ONLY for the money so his wife could live above their means. I could maybe even respect Ames if he was a committed communist and was doing it for what he thought were patriotic reasons like the Soviet spies that gave the infor to the West. That he didn't even AGREE with the Soviet ideals made it somehow worse in my opinion. Robert Hansen and his son were the same way. Just money! I'm glad the 2 men are rotting in jail!
To know the future all one has to do is look to the past as the saying so goes, the great things leaders achieve is always overshadowed by the evil mistakes made by them . Even in these so called modern times we can see parallels,lessons are learned or are they ? For whom the bell tolls it tolls for thee.
That sucks! Took everything from the Polish men! I’m still pissed about this! Since I’m part Polish when the Soviet Union was in charge! Poor people! Stalin was psychic! He needed medical help!
The East German Ministry for State Security (Stasi). Now that group were down right brutal. It baffles me that a lot of our current universities support this ideology.
One thing is for sure. Scientific progress was triggered by the competition between two great powers of the World. Arms Race, Space Race, Intellectual prowess aftermath the second world war. Humans can do the best and the worst. In the hindsight its very difficult to judge the winners and losers.
When chief of the gestapo Heinrich Muller made his admiration of the NKVD well known, it seeks volumes of the NKVDs ruthlessness. Today the FSB runs Russia. All the end of the cold war meant, was the Russians changed the way they do business.
No because before the revolution, the Okhrana ran parts of the Russian Imperial State. No mater the revolution, the Police body in police states keep reigns of power---perhaps with a name change or two---to themselves. Generation to generation.
Ну вот а мы считаем наоборот, что это вы крайм эгейнст хуманити, бля. Че делать будем? Пивка может попьем и думать начнем? Да не бред какой-то. Вы ведь на стороне света как в сказке.
So you think the USSR was the only major country that did things like this and still do today why do we judge a country without knowing something bout there history that may be a lot older than you think
Don't recall the power in The UK bumping people off people in their hundreds in the last couple of hundred years. I am seventy too,read a lot of History Books,and had family who served in two World Wars and The Boer War.
@@philiprufus4427 Very impressive but I am speaking of America where I live don't believe in anything a government tells me but I know that both your country and mine though imperialism have done ethnic cleansing destroyed cultures and killed stoled others natural resources look at what both are supporting in Israel I am a history and political scientist my father and uncle's have in wars and I am 70 years old also
this documentary style is sad. someone went and interviewed all these people for hours and you get like 1 sentence from each discussion into a incoherent quilt. Oh how I wish I could see the full interviews. when its chopped up like this you can put your words in their mouth. :/
Нет, всё прекрасно знают. Благодаря вот таким фильмам, например. У людей тупо реакция даже на слово "коммунизм" соответствующая. Ты смотри аккуратнее только, мужик. eViL KeGeBe не спит и бдит за каждый поборником демократии, чтобы ущемить свободу лично каждого из вас.
Guess I was kinda hoping for more from the KGB side of the story as well. Just a small dose of their story to give the impression of unbiased reporting.
All the ‘pro Russia’ people living in the US need to go live there. You won’t be able to leave, of course, but since you think all things Russian are “cool” you should go live there. First, watch the almost three hour documentary about the gulags.
Should have watched it on - wait for it -Aunty Beeb 1971 ! No cencorship then,the real Beeb,World War 11 generation in charge. Seen lots of dead bodies. Most onlookers were barely twenty then too.
This is a fine documentary, but you should really read the book by Christopher Andrew and Vasili Mitrokhin for a more in-depth look at the Soviet/Russian security apparatus.
@@answerman9933 The French Revolution at least had the purpose to create a government for & by the people. That's why its terror couldn't last. The Soviet Terror on the other hand served only one purpose: Crush anyone who might oppose or even question the Communist Party. Once you define "the enemy" like that, the force of the terror might get turned up or down, but it can't ever end ... Unless the system does.
good photos and interviews, but poorly done history. No mention of Dzerzinsky's terrible conditions and treatment in Czarist prison? Nothing on assassination attempt on Lenin? When we see him in state he still had a bullet lodged in his neck, in operable. Quite biased. Not fair to the agents of later time that gave so freely of their time and related their experiences.
Dzerzhinsky was a Polish Catholic? Are you kidding? What historical source was used to obtain this background information? Wikipedia? LOL! Come on, man.
Sounds like your average Primary School in the UK with the classroom assistant special agents reporting back to the Headteacher on the teachers who go slightly off government dictated curriculum..
While this was barely focused on, Lenin demanding the destruction and cultural heritage of churches and monasteries for millions of religious and highly superstitious peasants was easily one of their early wrong moves. One, human beings will always look to some kind of higher power even if they claim otherwise. That’s exactly why they expected people to join the ‘religion’ of Communism and the Might Lord Lenin/Stalin. They were at least somewhat smart enough to know they couldn’t just do away with religion without it being replaced. Only thing is you can’t truly enforce a law like that. People will always find a way. It’s ironic though in their hour of need during WWII all the Orthodox churches opened back up. Lol. Yet people today still believe in Communism of some form. It’s baffling. I guess when you teach nothing but race, sexuality, and gender ideology people don’t learn about the old ideologies that don’t work. It’s never failed to amuse me xenophobic nations like China and NK *still* practice a form of Marxism. Shoot, NK is literally a Stalinist state. They’re xenophobic nations with governments based on European theories and ideologies.
The Lubyanka is the tallest building in Moscow, so tall that you can see Siberia from its basement
That sarcasm can only come from a person from new York, I know because I am from new York
Ха ха ха Товарищ
@user-vf4oh2iu2h it's an old Soviet joke
That's pretty good
I don’t know why I love Soviet docs so much
Me too Shon, it is truly fascinating
Agreed
Me to comrades
Because they did not kill you or your family
it's because you wont be able to tell myth from reality
31:05 - The special effects with the open van is simply incredible. Really makes you feel like you are there.
In case you're being sarcastic, it seems to me that the trucks were indeed open; the gas was to render the prisoners unable to resist as they were led out to be shot.
Worse than the secret service were the friends and neighbors who ratted each other out for telling jokes or saying something counter revolutionary. Those were the really terrible people imo.
@sandirtoukaev8920 its not. Let conservatives win a few more elections and this will be daily life in america.
@sandirtoukaev8920It isn't
@sandirtoukaev8920By consequences. Idk what nation you are from, but in most places you can’t just get people shot or sent to literal concentration camps by reporting some bullshit.
The worse part it still goes on
Absolutely
The Nazis got the idea for the gas vans from the Soviet NKVD...
No, that is Ottomans with the help of Germans did to Armenians during Armenian Genocide, then Nazis perfected it and destroyed millions of Jews.
GREAT. Can't wait for episode 2!
"In the old days people got arrested for a joke"... Old days? That's still happens today...
It’s amazing how many terrible aspects of Russian autocracy evolve and re-invent themselves throughout the ages under various power structures. Everything’s changed yet so much remains the same.
A century of it, it's now deep in their DNA. He cannot see it, he's conditioned by fearing mentality since he was created in his mom's womb.
But it is not the same now as then. Today and then are two different worlds.
...in Canada and coming soon to the USA!
Same as in the west if you misgender someone or read the Bible in public. Bozo
Poor baba Vera, discussing how one stupid thoughtless comment caused her incredible loss and tragedy. This system was pure evil and malevolence.
Her friend/relative that heard her more
her comment wasnt stupid or thoughtless, the regime was, kakistocracy rules with short breaks of apparent normaility
I feel so sorry for that old woman. Her life was destroyed for nothing
Yeah. And she's but one of very many. Nameless, faceless, forgotten or unknown, did they live at all?
She was arrested in 1948, I have a strong suspicion she was a German collaborator, I’m sorry but no one got arrested for jokes. I can tell you that as someone who actually lived in USSR
If you lived in the USSR and are still alive, your experience is unimportant. As a foreigner, you were not privvy to the real layers of soviet life, and even then, you'd only seen the very late Sovok, not what this docu is about. Even soviet citizens of the later years had no clue about the earlier soviet eras and often couldn't understand their elders who were afraid of shadows.
@@pyatigOk so you think they only did things justified?
@@pyatigwe found the communist apologist. Everyone you don’t agree with is a ‘N@zi’
My father-in-law was a Colonel in the Red Army and served in several places, including WWII. When his Tank Battalion was out on maneuvers, they were talking about things they ought not have been. Turns out, one of his junior officers was KGB. The officer, his wife, and two young daughters were snatched up the day after they got home. The next day, my father-in-law and a couple other officers showed up looking for them. Apartment unlocked, all their belongings remaining and the family was gone. Never to be seen or heard from again.
Real life stories, up close & personal, puts a whole other perspective on what living then was all about.
With WW 1, the revolution, the civil war. All the purges during Stalin's reign and the casualties of WW 2. It makes a person wonder how Russia has maintained a stable population?
They haven't. Russia is depopulating.
Russia is a weird country and a backwards country. The Russians are VERY good at spying and stealing technology. Spying is one of the few things the Russians are good at
Its an extremly multicultural country too, the european russians are a minority and i think in a near future many minorities there will start to want to break away.
And nkvd deported those minorities to siberia and kazakstan
@@theswede5402That happened decades ago. The Baltics, the southern Caucasus, Ukraine, Central Asia,..crushed attempts in Chechnya, Dagestan, and Ingushetia.
0:00: 🕵♂ The rise and history of the KGB, told by its veterans and victims.
8:15: ⚠ The KGB was a powerful and feared organization that carried out brutal tactics to maintain control during the Soviet regime.
15:20: 😢 The video explores the role of the KGB and the gulag system in Soviet Russia's modernization, highlighting the harsh conditions and forced labor endured by prisoners.
28:08: 😱 Stalin's Great Terror resulted in the execution of innocent people on an industrial scale.
31:51: 😢 The video discusses the Great Terror in the Soviet Union under Stalin's regime, including the mass executions and imprisonment of innocent people.
40:00: 💔 The video explores the brutal tactics and sacrifices made by the Soviet Union during World War II under Stalin's leadership.
48:23: 🕵♂ Lavrentiy Beria, a key figure in Soviet Russia, was a paradoxical character known for his intelligence and brutality, and played a crucial role in industrializing and leading Russia during World War II.
Recap by Tammy AI
Thank the Lord our family were not born in this place... Horrific nightmare that went on a long long time... Prayers for the innocent.
Stalin love of blaming others for his own mistakes is actually a widespread human trait. But when you do it as the top dog the consequences for those below are clearly worse.
Facts.
That is brutal, my friends. Just brutal!
The Soviet NKVD/KGB torturers and murderers made the Gestapo look like boy scouts.
most unoriginal opinion
Yeah,and had a good few thou under their belt before the other lot were even thought of by Goring !
You didn’t know the Gestopo then.
@@Mrgolden1174Nah the NKVD were fin demons.
In 1937 my Grandparents, with my infant father, fled Riga. So bizarre! I was told they escaped Stalin's "Great Terror". Turns out, they were specifically trying to avoid "The Bloody Dwarf". You seriously can't make this stuff up!🤯
Riga was in independent Latvia in 1937. There was no terror there. Your story is bullshit!
@@busterbiloxi3833 So you are ignorant about history and have no knowledge of the "The Great Purge".
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Great documentary very informative thanks for uploading it
Nah , not quite information was given on the KGB here
@@tristan583lol tankie
Keep going my man,make more videos like this,I love such videos❤❤❤
Dawg! Wait until he discovers Solzhenitsyn and who he said made up 85% of Russian leadership.
The one about Stalins pipe though!😂
"Perhaps my information hurt the Soviet Union more than it helped. I have no idea. It was not something I ever discussed with the KGB officers that I was dealing with." - Aldrich Ames
Ames is so horrible because he did it ONLY for the money so his wife could live above their means. I could maybe even respect Ames if he was a committed communist and was doing it for what he thought were patriotic reasons like the Soviet spies that gave the infor to the West. That he didn't even AGREE with the Soviet ideals made it somehow worse in my opinion. Robert Hansen and his son were the same way. Just money! I'm glad the 2 men are rotting in jail!
Another horrible man!
Imagine being paranoid of your boss offing you everyday😂
Thanks for sharing. New subscriber here from the Philippines.
Awesome videos see you another 5 months from now
Loved the old Bob Hope line from the 1960's: "The Soviet Union that's where the television watches you!".
Yes but how ignorant to think we were not doing same things In US . His heart was in the right place I guess
And look, its happening globally. Especially in the so called "freest countries." Free until you disagree with the status quo. 😢
This happens in the US today - cell phones , Alexa, etc
20:28 but honestly, some people talk way to much and it can do a lot of damage. Freedom of speech, but speech is not free.
42:21 NKVD evacuation order No. 00803
Can't wrap my mind how Russians justify these massmurderers and admire them
If it wasn't for the Russians, you'd be speaking German now suuka.
Same question.
its disgusting to think that this is exactly literally what we are still fighting today and in our generation
In what year was this documentary series produced?
To know the future all one has to do is look to the past as the saying so goes, the great things leaders achieve is always overshadowed by the evil mistakes made by them . Even in these so called modern times we can see parallels,lessons are learned or are they ? For whom the bell tolls it tolls for thee.
I believe in the 50 year cycle. Look at 2020 in the United States. It was much like 1970 and 1920 with the same issues and same players.
Couldn’t agree more…
That sucks! Took everything from the Polish men! I’m still pissed about this! Since I’m part Polish when the Soviet Union was in charge! Poor people! Stalin was psychic! He needed medical help!
For those who truly are interested in Soviet history. The best author who explains it is Victor Suvorov
I have read "Spetsnaz, Inside the Soviet Special Forces" and "Inside the Soviet Military". They are good books and very informative.
Alexander Solzhenitsyn.
О, Резун в почете у буржуев. Я смотрю думать вы так и не научились.
А, так ты не буржуй, а просто дэлбик.
@@kevinnickel7529💯
I'd hate to be arrested in the UK for a meme , twitter post etc
You don't know how lucky you are, boy.
Правдивый документальный фильм сними.
Yeah it's totally the same, the evil west!
That has happened to Australians I'm 2020-2021
They skipped over Genrikh Yagoda.
The East German Ministry for State Security (Stasi). Now that group were down right brutal. It baffles me that a lot of our current universities support this ideology.
Brainwashing ordered by Vladimir Vladimirovitš Putin
btw, very professional rendering of this unknown history to isolationist countries.👏
Lowly lawyers…
Lowly businessman…
Lowly salesman…
Lowly actor…
Lowly liar…
Some lawyers are alright, i liked your comment though.
Very cool video
I don't know why, but I liked the evolution of evil series in this channel a lot and watched it multiple times.
Ich bin einem alte kalte krieger ,ich mag sie auch.
That was really good, too.
I mean... How?
Darwin vrs 1 0nly God possible of einstines relativity. Fact vrs fiction like nuclear 40,000 years meltdowns plutonium experiment
❤
One thing is for sure. Scientific progress was triggered by the competition between two great powers of the World. Arms Race, Space Race, Intellectual prowess aftermath the second world war. Humans can do the best and the worst. In the hindsight its very difficult to judge the winners and losers.
And great audio quality...nice
When chief of the gestapo Heinrich Muller made his admiration of the NKVD well known, it seeks volumes of the NKVDs ruthlessness. Today the FSB runs Russia. All the end of the cold war meant, was the Russians changed the way they do business.
No because before the revolution, the Okhrana ran parts of the Russian Imperial State. No mater the revolution, the Police body in police states keep reigns of power---perhaps with a name change or two---to themselves. Generation to generation.
Muller admired the nkvd, that's heavy
Naz! b0t spotted
On the contrary,they did not change it,they gave us all a chance to be their victims !
Muller was not the main man,Goring was. He built the Ordnungspolitzie from the civvy police.@@ThomasHurley-u4h
I can't wait for episode 2
The whole Soviet system was one big crime against humanity.
Ну вот а мы считаем наоборот, что это вы крайм эгейнст хуманити, бля. Че делать будем? Пивка может попьем и думать начнем? Да не бред какой-то. Вы ведь на стороне света как в сказке.
So you think the USSR was the only major country that did things like this and still do today why do we judge a country without knowing something bout there history that may be a lot older than you think
Don't recall the power in The UK bumping people off people in their hundreds in the last couple of hundred years.
I am seventy too,read a lot of History Books,and had family who served in two World Wars and The Boer War.
@@philiprufus4427 Very impressive but I am speaking of America where I live don't believe in anything a government tells me but I know that both your country and mine though imperialism have done ethnic cleansing destroyed cultures and killed stoled others natural resources look at what both are supporting in Israel I am a history and political scientist my father and uncle's have in wars and I am 70 years old also
USSR was a shitty place and a prison for all citizens.
38:29 they strip-searched (thorough cavity search) him, yet the notes remained in the pocket......
28:10 The 'Great Terror' didn't happen 1936 but 1937-8.
this documentary style is sad. someone went and interviewed all these people for hours and you get like 1 sentence from each discussion into a incoherent quilt. Oh how I wish I could see the full interviews. when its chopped up like this you can put your words in their mouth. :/
many youngsters know about the Nazis, but not the soviets under Stalin. it's crazy!
Нет, всё прекрасно знают. Благодаря вот таким фильмам, например. У людей тупо реакция даже на слово "коммунизм" соответствующая. Ты смотри аккуратнее только, мужик. eViL KeGeBe не спит и бдит за каждый поборником демократии, чтобы ущемить свободу лично каждого из вас.
@@EvilKGBТак правильная реакция. Что красных, что коричневых нужно держать в дурдомах.
@@EvilKGBoh but it really does.
Sad but TRUE.
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RAW, MOSSAD, CIA, FSB, MI6:- we all monitoring the comment section.
Guess I was kinda hoping for more from the KGB side of the story as well.
Just a small dose of their story to give the impression of unbiased reporting.
State terrorists they must be called, not security services
All the ‘pro Russia’ people living in the US need to go live there. You won’t be able to leave, of course, but since you think all things Russian are “cool” you should go live there. First, watch the almost three hour documentary about the gulags.
Great videos but for heavens sake stop censoring them. To censor this is to ignore it and that is the worst thing you can do.
Should have watched it on - wait for it -Aunty Beeb 1971 ! No cencorship then,the real Beeb,World War 11 generation in charge. Seen lots of dead bodies. Most onlookers were barely twenty then too.
Checka, was the ВЧК, The "Veh Cheh Kah" or more simply, the "Cheh Kah." properly pronounced chay-KAH, not CHECKuh.
We will experience the same, End Times. People will flee Europe stated mystic Marie-Julie Jahenny
This is a fine documentary, but you should really read the book by Christopher Andrew and Vasili Mitrokhin for a more in-depth look at the Soviet/Russian security apparatus.
What's the title
@@freespiritable Its actually called the Sword and the Shield
How short you must be to look that small compared to Stalin in the thumbnail.
Considering Syalin was 5'4...
Very short xD
Oh please: where are parts 2 and 3?
The only "good" thing about the terror was, that so many who helped
create that monster, eventually got eaten by it themselves.
Much like the French Revolution.
@@answerman9933 The French Revolution at least had the
purpose to create a government for & by the people.
That's why its terror couldn't last.
The Soviet Terror on the other hand served only one purpose:
Crush anyone who might oppose or even question the Communist Party.
Once you define "the enemy" like that, the force of the terror might
get turned up or down, but it can't ever end ... Unless the system does.
Lenin did not establish the KGB. The KGB was established shortly after Stalin's death in around 1953 or 1954.
Great video
The KGB was not formed till the 50s.First it was Cheka, than NKVD under Stalin than KGB when Stalin died in 1953
GPU then NKVD - KGB,Cheka before GPU !
Cheka,gpu,ogpu, nkvd, nkgb,nkvd again, mgb then kgb
00:09:43 Macaulay Culkin?!
weird how calming a Russian documentary is 😂
Is that Malcolm McDowell as the humble narrator?
And now they are back in the same autharian system. Why do they never learn?
Their is a viscous cycle, in every authoritarian rule good people always leave their country at first and they never see back towards their country.
Sooo many commercials on this one
The Russian people have achieved so much they deserve better.... they need to be free of fear.
Ты своё better лучше себе оставь и засунь себе обратно туда откуда высрал. И свой абстрактный гуманизм туда же.
"have achieved so much" through slavery.
Lt. Colonels are definitely NOT lowly! (Certainly they're higher than the writer or narrator. But Putin himself has always been a low soul.)
And a tiny little man.
Did you know he wears 👠👠 to gain a few centimeters of height? 😂
What are you saying about Putin ?
Im honestly blessed to have been born where I was and when I was. So many people have had it infinitely worse
I read the gulag archipelago. And it was hell on earth😂
Ah, - A kiddie who should know which way is up then. Was revelation for all outside The Foriegn Office in the early seventies !
1:07 damm, she is horribly right.
good photos and interviews, but poorly done history. No mention of Dzerzinsky's terrible conditions and treatment in Czarist prison? Nothing on assassination attempt on Lenin? When we see him in state he still had a bullet lodged in his neck, in operable. Quite biased. Not fair to the agents of later time that gave so freely of their time and related their experiences.
#DEARAMERICA
History is repeating itself. 😢
Years ago I read a very good book on the Cheka.
Imprisoned for a Joke 😱
Sent to a gulag. There’s an excellent documentary about the gulags, almost three hours of actual footage and photographs. Horrific.
Dzerzhinsky was a Polish Catholic? Are you kidding? What historical source was used to obtain this background information? Wikipedia? LOL! Come on, man.
Now this i what i like to watch
This is pure evil. What a place to burn and grow.
I doubt that actress still wants to be a world citizen now
in the beginning of the movie , it's the same cellar I was jailed into not long ago in St Petersburg
I think this is a documentary, copied from its original creators.
There is another channel " free documentary " that has this exact same video
Lowly lieutenant colonel….
i have a number of differant hats. on one of the better hats, is a KGB shield and sword badge. i have gotton a few interesting looks from people
Sounds like your average Primary School in the UK with the classroom assistant special agents reporting back to the Headteacher on the teachers who go slightly off government dictated curriculum..
Beria was from Azerbijan Not georgia
Cause you missed it!
Brakuje Churchilla
Yup. Churchill:- the culprit for the infamous Bengal Famine.
This was worse than the Czar could ever do.
😂😂😂😂😂 These British doc. movies bout Russia are funny as hell.
😂😂
Solzenitzin explains all
The funny is at 40:54
While this was barely focused on, Lenin demanding the destruction and cultural heritage of churches and monasteries for millions of religious and highly superstitious peasants was easily one of their early wrong moves. One, human beings will always look to some kind of higher power even if they claim otherwise. That’s exactly why they expected people to join the ‘religion’ of Communism and the Might Lord Lenin/Stalin. They were at least somewhat smart enough to know they couldn’t just do away with religion without it being replaced. Only thing is you can’t truly enforce a law like that. People will always find a way. It’s ironic though in their hour of need during WWII all the Orthodox churches opened back up. Lol. Yet people today still believe in Communism of some form. It’s baffling. I guess when you teach nothing but race, sexuality, and gender ideology people don’t learn about the old ideologies that don’t work. It’s never failed to amuse me xenophobic nations like China and NK *still* practice a form of Marxism. Shoot, NK is literally a Stalinist state. They’re xenophobic nations with governments based on European theories and ideologies.
If you want to make an omelet, you first have to break some eggs.
And by "eggs" you mean 100.000 People, right ?
the only problem is: YOU are the egg, not the omlet.
Dang that title card diminished chord was lit🔥
Yes 🎉
The KGB produced the most intelligent, deliberative, extremely competent and fair world leader of the 21st century to date.
Stalin in hell:warra do?
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