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00:00:00The Russian forces are on the verge of exhaustion, the counter-maneuvers of the Soviet troops are not to be feared.
00:00:17Stalingrad must be taken as soon as possible.
00:00:22My Fuhrer, we plan to carry out a decisive assault in two days, on the 14th of September.
00:00:29At the same time, two strikes will be made in the direction of the station and Mamaev Kurgan.
00:00:35The task is to capture the center, to get out to the Volga, and to paralyze the whole city from Mamaev Kurgan.
00:00:44Take these points as soon as possible, and the job is done.
00:01:14Stalingrad
00:01:32Iskra! Iskra, I can't hear you! Iskra!
00:01:37Damn!
00:01:40The enemy makes the main strike on Mamaev Kurgan.
00:01:44According to the aviation, there are about 100 tanks in this German group.
00:01:51Another strike is no less dangerous to our left flank.
00:01:58Here the enemy has created a real threat to get out to the Volga.
00:02:03The 35th Guards Division is on its way. Are there any communications with it?
00:02:08No.
00:02:10I will go there immediately.
00:02:13Prepare the car.
00:02:14Yes, sir.
00:02:24I agree that we should go to the 35th Division.
00:02:27But not to you. I will go.
00:02:30Do I have the right to decide?
00:02:32You do. You have the right.
00:02:35And if the Germans break through there?
00:02:38I will cut off your way.
00:02:40Don't you forget that you command the army?
00:02:43I didn't forget, that's why I'm going.
00:02:45In case of wings, there will be left for me. And you are not an order to me.
00:02:51Let's go.
00:02:56Okay.
00:03:00Let's go.
00:03:12Comrade Commander, the Germans are preparing to attack the tank along this street.
00:03:18Their goal is to break through to the Volga.
00:03:20How do you know?
00:03:21The pilots told me.
00:03:23The division is in a very difficult position.
00:03:26There are no anti-tank grenades.
00:03:28How much do you need?
00:03:30About 200.
00:03:36Give me all the bottles.
00:03:37Yes, sir.
00:03:38And the machine-gunners.
00:03:58Fire!
00:04:28Fire!
00:04:58Fire!
00:05:20Thank you, machine-gunner.
00:05:21I'm glad to try.
00:05:23Well done. You shoot accurately.
00:05:26Where are you from?
00:05:28From Siberia.
00:05:33Where did I see you, boy?
00:05:37In the outpost.
00:05:39You canceled my execution.
00:05:41What's your name?
00:05:43Ivan.
00:05:46Look, Vanya.
00:05:48If you are a hunter, you will teach snipers in our army.
00:05:53We need snipers.
00:05:57Can I be a sniper?
00:06:16Change your position.
00:06:26Fire!
00:06:43You hit the helmet, bastard!
00:06:49Fire!
00:06:51Hurry up!
00:06:56Fire!
00:07:09What's wrong?
00:07:17I killed a man.
00:07:20The first one.
00:07:26What are you doing?
00:07:28Fool.
00:07:30It's the enemy.
00:07:34We didn't call them.
00:07:36It's either them or us.
00:07:39I know how much grief they caused.
00:07:42Still, it's a pity.
00:07:45Let me make a cut on your butt.
00:07:49I like you.
00:07:52I want you to know it.
00:07:56In a war, you have to tell the truth.
00:08:02There can be no other case.
00:08:18Fire!
00:08:33You didn't make it, Frausmer.
00:08:36Go!
00:08:49Give me the commander.
00:08:54Comrade commander.
00:08:56We are at your former camp.
00:08:59I have good news.
00:09:02The 13th Guardsman Rodimtsev is coming from the reserve.
00:09:07Yes, Alexander Ilyich.
00:09:09I have good news.
00:09:11The 13th Guardsman Rodimtsev is coming from the reserve.
00:09:16Yes, Alexander Ilyich.
00:09:18By the evening, the division will start to concentrate on the crossings.
00:09:22So hold out for one day.
00:09:24Got it? One day!
00:09:27I see.
00:09:29I got it.
00:09:32I'm starting the last counterattack.
00:09:36Maybe we can confuse the enemy and hold out for one day.
00:09:41Forward!
00:09:43Attack!
00:09:45Follow me!
00:09:47Hurrah!
00:10:05Hurrah!
00:10:19The enemy broke through the defense on the left flank and went to the Volga.
00:10:23They cut off our army from the south.
00:10:26They managed to capture the Stalingrad 1 station with the Mamayev Kurgan.
00:10:31Now they are moving the Volga to the crossings.
00:10:36Thanks to the counterattack, we won a few hours.
00:10:42If the Germans had started the assault at dawn, they would have thrown us into the water.
00:10:48The most dangerous thing, Comrade Commander, is that the Germans are 700 meters away from the army checkpoint.
00:10:54Hurry to the bell tower. Follow me.
00:11:01Let's go.
00:11:26What happened?
00:11:32Halt!
00:11:39Major.
00:11:41Two tanks and 50 people.
00:11:44Block the streets leading to the pier.
00:11:46Yes, sir.
00:11:48And you.
00:11:51Three tanks and 35 people.
00:11:54Attack the specialists' house.
00:11:56Yes, sir.
00:11:58If we don't counterattack, they will throw us into the Volga.
00:12:03I know myself that we would have more strength, but where to take it?
00:12:07Act not with numbers, but with skill.
00:12:13Comrade Commander, we are waiting for Alexander Ilyich.
00:12:17We can't stand it without him.
00:12:21Faster!
00:12:24Faster!
00:12:28Faster!
00:12:31Come on!
00:12:33Come on!
00:12:57It's like we are standing still.
00:12:59Will it kill everyone?
00:13:01No.
00:13:03We are sailing.
00:13:05To the Volga, so that we can sail it for a long time.
00:13:12How are you, father?
00:13:15What kind of things can be at the edge of life?
00:13:20You can imagine every minute.
00:13:25What do you think about at the edge of life?
00:13:30I think about Russia.
00:13:32It has a hard fate.
00:13:35One misfortune.
00:13:38And our people are patient.
00:13:41They will be able to endure everything.
00:13:44Yes, it's a pity that God was canceled.
00:13:48And sometimes it's hard without God.
00:13:53It's hard.
00:14:06Fima!
00:14:08Fima!
00:14:10Play something for the spirit.
00:14:14It's already 7 o'clock, Comrade General.
00:14:16Now it's time to play 7.40.
00:14:207.40?
00:14:23This is the music of Odessa bandits.
00:14:25It gave them the spirit.
00:14:497.40. Odessa.
00:15:07Well, General, we arrived.
00:15:11We used to say, with God.
00:15:13And now, come on!
00:15:19Come on!
00:15:27Senior Lieutenant Semikov arrived for your escort.
00:15:30Wait, I'm escorting the bodies of the dead.
00:15:32For a meeting, probably.
00:15:34Well, yes, for a meeting.
00:15:36How are we waiting for you here, Comrade General?
00:15:38Well, come on.
00:15:40Air!
00:15:50Air!
00:15:58Come on!
00:16:00Come on!
00:16:19Air!
00:16:36Osya.
00:16:38Fly, Osya.
00:16:49Fly.
00:17:02Comrade General.
00:17:07It's him.
00:17:08His plane was shot down, and he's with a parachute.
00:17:12Why don't you greet the General, bitch?
00:17:16I'm a German officer.
00:17:18You're Russian.
00:17:22Why did you do it?
00:17:26If you had surrendered Stalingrad,
00:17:29you would have saved the city.
00:17:31And now it must disappear.
00:17:33Shit.
00:17:39It's him.
00:17:41He's a murderer.
00:17:43He's a murderer!
00:17:45You're a murderer!
00:17:48You're a murderer!
00:17:51Don't give me time.
00:17:53Comrade General.
00:17:58Comrade General.
00:18:15Oh, Alexandrovich.
00:18:19I see you got it.
00:18:22But the profit from the division?
00:18:25The guard division is 10,000.
00:18:27The guys are fighting, but there's not enough weapons.
00:18:30We'll replenish the weapons and counterattack right away.
00:18:34We can't retreat.
00:18:37Nowhere. Is that clear to you?
00:18:42Let's go.
00:18:49The strike forces of the 6th Army in Stalingrad have entered the city.
00:18:54The central station has been captured,
00:18:56and there's no doubt that the battle will be successful.
00:19:01The clock is ticking.
00:19:03The studio doesn't turn off the microphones,
00:19:06waiting for the news that Stalingrad has fallen.
00:19:18Stalingrad
00:19:28To Mr. Franklin D. Roosevelt, President of the United States of America.
00:19:39When planning our operations,
00:19:44we must proceed from the proximity of a complete defeat of the Red Army.
00:19:53At present, I cannot see any such force
00:19:59that could prevent the fall of Stalingrad.
00:20:05Stalingrad
00:20:09The fate of Stalingrad, in these short hours of the night,
00:20:13was essentially in the hands of the 13th Guards Division of General Rodimtsev.
00:20:34Stalingrad
00:21:04Stalingrad
00:21:16Four times during the night, the station was in our hands.
00:21:20We managed to capture it in the morning.
00:21:24We are attacking Mamayev Kurgan.
00:21:34Mamayev Kurgan
00:22:04Mamayev Kurgan
00:22:34Mamayev Kurgan
00:22:46Mamayev Kurgan
00:23:04Mamayev Kurgan
00:23:09Comrade Commander, we have done everything we could.
00:23:13By morning, Rodimtsev won't have anyone left.
00:23:16Are you asking for reinforcements?
00:23:19We will help as much as we can.
00:23:26Nikita Sergeevich, the 92nd Rifle Brigade is approaching.
00:23:31All of it consists of Baltic sailors.
00:23:34Let's send them to Chuikov at once.
00:23:37All right. I will go to the crossing myself.
00:23:54Commander, come to me!
00:23:57Captain Lieutenant Nemtsov.
00:23:5992nd?
00:24:00Avangard.
00:24:03You won't find anything to smoke, Comrade Commissar.
00:24:05How is it in the city?
00:24:07Everything is on fire. Houses, factories, land.
00:24:10What about the people?
00:24:11The people? They are standing.
00:24:13They are standing and fighting.
00:24:14They are standing, which means?
00:24:15They are standing.
00:24:16Listen, Captain.
00:24:17Should we hold it like this?
00:24:19Yes, we should hold it like this.
00:24:21May I start the loading?
00:24:22Start it.
00:24:25To the loading!
00:24:27Hurry up!
00:24:28March!
00:24:30To the loading!
00:24:54To the loading!
00:25:04King!
00:25:05Start it!
00:25:06Yes, sir!
00:25:07To the guitar!
00:25:09To the guitar!
00:25:39To the guitar!
00:25:40To the guitar!
00:25:41To the guitar!
00:25:42To the guitar!
00:25:43To the guitar!
00:25:44To the guitar!
00:25:45To the guitar!
00:25:46To the guitar!
00:25:47To the guitar!
00:25:48To the guitar!
00:25:49To the guitar!
00:25:50To the guitar!
00:25:51To the guitar!
00:25:52To the guitar!
00:25:53To the guitar!
00:25:54To the guitar!
00:25:55To the guitar!
00:25:56To the guitar!
00:25:57To the guitar!
00:25:58To the guitar!
00:25:59To the guitar!
00:26:00To the guitar!
00:26:01To the guitar!
00:26:02To the guitar!
00:26:03To the guitar!
00:26:04To the guitar!
00:26:05To the guitar!
00:26:06To the guitar!
00:26:07To the guitar!
00:26:08To the guitar!
00:26:09To the guitar!
00:26:10To the guitar!
00:26:11To the guitar!
00:26:12To the guitar!
00:26:13To the guitar!
00:26:14To the guitar!
00:26:15To the guitar!
00:26:16To the guitar!
00:26:17To the guitar!
00:26:18To the guitar!
00:26:19To the guitar!
00:26:20To the guitar!
00:26:21To the guitar!
00:26:22To the guitar!
00:26:23To the guitar!
00:26:24To the guitar!
00:26:25To the guitar!
00:26:26To the guitar!
00:26:27To the guitar!
00:26:28To the guitar!
00:26:29To the guitar!
00:26:30To the guitar!
00:26:31To the guitar!
00:26:32To the guitar!
00:26:33To the guitar!
00:26:34To the guitar!
00:26:35To the guitar!
00:26:36To the guitar!
00:26:37We need to strike in the center.
00:26:39I warn you, there are a lot of German firing points.
00:26:42Why are you scaring them? These are sailors.
00:26:45How will we go, King?
00:26:47My opinion is quiet.
00:26:49And lie with a balloon.
00:26:51You're right, Vitek.
00:26:54Come on.
00:26:55Let's go.
00:27:07Come on.
00:27:38Volodra!
00:27:40Volodra!
00:27:42Volodra!
00:28:07The fate of the Caucasus will be decided by Stalingrad.
00:28:33Stalingrad must be broken down to deprive Communism of its sanctity.
00:28:37As soon as it enters the city, it is necessary to destroy all men,
00:28:41for in Stalingrad its entire communist population is a special danger.
00:28:47Stalingrad must be taken by October 20.
00:28:52How many more devils can they squeeze on us with such losses?
00:28:57Here is all our fate and theirs too.
00:29:03I just want to live.
00:29:07Are you afraid?
00:29:10No. I'm not afraid of you.
00:29:15And I'm not afraid of people.
00:29:18They say that for courage you need witnesses.
00:29:28Look.
00:29:30He must be in that opening.
00:30:00I love you.
00:30:09I love you.
00:30:21General Paulus destroyed on the battle order of the 62nd Army
00:30:267 selection divisions, 500 tanks, 1,000 planes, more than 1,000 cannons
00:30:34and went on a decisive storm of the city.
00:30:56Stalingrad
00:31:26Stalingrad
00:31:56Stalingrad
00:32:27Stalingrad
00:32:31Stalingrad
00:32:54What?
00:32:56Damn it!
00:32:59This is not Paris for you!
00:33:01You won't pass here on a parade march!
00:33:07Oh, bastards!
00:33:21King! Throw a couple!
00:33:24Yes!
00:33:27Hey!
00:33:32Yes!
00:33:37Comrade Captain Lieutenant, you are wounded!
00:33:39Comrade Captain Lieutenant!
00:33:42Let me take you away!
00:33:44What if I don't let you?
00:33:46Then I'll take you away without permission!
00:33:51Prepare the boats, quickly!
00:33:54We are retreating to the island of Golodny!
00:33:56It's all clear.
00:33:57Forward!
00:34:02This is a retreat, and at the same time voluntary!
00:34:05Don't you see that the German tanks have broken through and are coming here?
00:34:09The commander leaves the ship last on the fleet.
00:34:12And the one who commands the sailors should know about it!
00:34:15This is on the fleet, and we are infantry.
00:34:17And they appointed us not by chance.
00:34:20We are retreating to the island of Golodny in order to maintain the command of the brigade!
00:34:25But how can you manage the brigade from there?
00:34:29According to the order of the commander, the command is not discussed!
00:34:32Fulfill the order!
00:34:35The political department will not go anywhere!
00:34:37I'll kill you now!
00:34:40Let him stay.
00:34:42It's his business.
00:34:43Let's go.
00:34:50Let's go.
00:35:12Guys!
00:35:13What are your surnames?
00:35:16Rodkov Andrey.
00:35:18Shalmanov Musa.
00:35:20Vorobyov Alexander.
00:35:22And yours?
00:35:25Zotov, Comrade Commissar!
00:35:51Comrade Commissar!
00:35:52The brigade is surrounded by the Germans!
00:35:54They went out to the Volga!
00:36:08The radio.
00:36:10The radio.
00:36:12The radio.
00:36:14The radio.
00:36:16The radio.
00:36:18The radio.
00:36:20The radio.
00:36:22We have little strength.
00:36:26But there is still Polundra.
00:36:37Let's serve the Motherland for the last time.
00:36:46Follow me.
00:36:50Follow me.
00:37:10Polundra!
00:37:12Polundra!
00:37:20Polundra!
00:37:22Polundra!
00:37:24Polundra!
00:37:26Polundra!
00:37:28Polundra!
00:37:30Comrade Commander!
00:37:38Comrade Commander!
00:37:40The communication with the 92nd Rifle Brigade has been restored.
00:37:44Its headquarters reports that the Germans have gone to the Volga.
00:37:48What?
00:37:49To the Volga?
00:37:51Yes, yes, to the Volga.
00:37:53And Vlasov, the head of the political department, reported that they...
00:37:57...destroyed 13 tanks and are holding their positions. Who should we trust?
00:38:01Send Semikov now. Let him sort it out.
00:38:05Yes, sir.
00:38:16Vasily Ivanovich!
00:38:17Comrade Commander!
00:38:22Comrade Commander!
00:38:24The commander of the 284th Rifle Division, Lieutenant-Colonel Batyuk,
00:38:29has arrived at your disposal.
00:38:32Siberians are in my regiments.
00:38:40That's it, Lieutenant-Colonel Batyuk.
00:38:42Lieutenant-Colonel, Comrade Commander!
00:38:45No, no, don't argue with me.
00:38:47I'm telling you, if you're a colonel, then you're a colonel.
00:38:50Grab the fourth spade.
00:38:54And keep in mind that there is no land for us behind the Volga.
00:38:58I see.
00:39:00Defend and attack.
00:39:06With a dozen grenades on your belt,
00:39:10and with courage in your heart,
00:39:13go to battle.
00:39:15Throw a grenade, and follow it yourself.
00:39:18Forward!
00:39:20And another grenade, and forward again.
00:39:22You're a winner!
00:39:24You're a lightning bolt! You're a hero!
00:39:26Permission to report, Comrade Commander.
00:39:29It has been established that the command of the 92nd Rifle Brigade
00:39:33left the troops without permission,
00:39:35and moved their checkpoint to the island of Golodnaya.
00:39:38And in accordance with its reports,
00:39:41it misled the headquarters of the army.
00:39:43Meanwhile, the brigade is holding its positions on the shore.
00:39:46Why did you leave the checkpoint without permission,
00:39:49when there is an order,
00:39:51not a step back?
00:39:53We wanted to save the headquarters of the brigade.
00:39:56I see.
00:39:58In Stalingrad, you can be a hero or a coward,
00:40:02but we don't spare cowards.
00:40:06I order
00:40:07the Commissar Andreev of the Tarasov Brigade
00:40:10to be brought to trial by the military tribunal.
00:40:15Yes, sir.
00:40:38Who's there?
00:40:40Who are you?
00:40:42We're Russians.
00:40:44Let me touch your star.
00:40:51Come in, sir, don't be afraid.
00:40:54There are no Germans here.
00:41:07Let's go.
00:41:19Where are the Germans?
00:41:21In the first entrance.
00:41:23How many?
00:41:25Ten people.
00:41:29Can I go through the basement?
00:41:32Yes, you can. I'll show you.
00:41:37Let's go.
00:42:07Let's go.
00:42:37Let's go.
00:43:08The fight is not over.
00:43:11Now these bastards will come again.
00:43:14That's it, guys.
00:43:16Make a decision to defend the house.
00:43:19At the interrogations,
00:43:21the prisoners on the case of the Red Chapel
00:43:24were subjected to the most exaggerated torture.
00:43:27Haro was tortured especially cruelly.
00:43:30They clamped their hands in a vice,
00:43:32burned their eyes with ultraviolet rays.
00:43:35Haro was silent.
00:43:37But at one of the interrogations,
00:43:39he suddenly began to speak.
00:43:41I want to speak.
00:43:44Do you hear me speaking?
00:43:46Record it.
00:43:48I assert
00:43:50that while working
00:43:54in the Ministry of Aviation,
00:43:59I kidnapped,
00:44:01photographed
00:44:03and put it back in the safe.
00:44:07Some
00:44:09completely secret
00:44:11documents
00:44:13containing
00:44:15exclusively important
00:44:17state secrets,
00:44:19photocopies,
00:44:21I transported to Stockholm.
00:44:23Where are the photocopies?
00:44:27At the faithful people.
00:44:30If the authorities do not want
00:44:33that the materials compromising them
00:44:35fall into the hands of the enemy in Germany,
00:44:38I am ready to help.
00:44:41Under two conditions.
00:44:44First,
00:44:46the torture of all those arrested on the case of the Red Chapel
00:44:48must be stopped.
00:44:50Second,
00:44:52if the military court
00:44:54passes a death sentence to one of the prisoners,
00:44:56this sentence should not be carried out
00:44:58within a year.
00:45:02Perhaps
00:45:03this is blackmail.
00:45:07Schulze-Boysen wants to get rid of interrogations.
00:45:11And if he really has
00:45:13secret documents?
00:45:16Give him any promise.
00:45:18And there it will be seen when we take the documents.
00:45:22And to soften it,
00:45:24call your father.
00:45:28Father Harro Erich Schulze
00:45:31wrote his memoirs.
00:45:33September 30, 1942
00:45:36I came to Berlin from Holland.
00:45:39I was called to the Gestapo
00:45:42to meet with my son.
00:45:45I thought I was lucky
00:45:48because my military merits
00:45:51were taken into account.
00:46:33September 30, 1942
00:46:58My dear boy,
00:47:03how can I help you?
00:47:06It is impossible to help.
00:47:11For many years,
00:47:14I consciously fought against the existing regime.
00:47:17I did it with full awareness of the danger
00:47:20that I was exposed to.
00:47:22I am fully aware of the consequences of this
00:47:25and I am ready to endure them.
00:47:33You have chosen a difficult path.
00:47:38I do not want to burden it.
00:47:44I will leave.
00:47:52I have always loved you, Harro.
00:47:55I know, father.
00:48:04We are ready to give you a promise
00:48:07if you tell the truth.
00:48:12I am a descendant of Admiral von Tirpitz,
00:48:15the founder of the German Navy.
00:48:19So let Mr. Panziger confirm
00:48:22the promise in the presence of an officer of the Navy
00:48:25created by my grandfather.
00:48:29I am Obersturmbannführer SS Panziger
00:48:31and I confirm
00:48:34that the agreement will come into force
00:48:37as soon as your son tells where the documents are hidden.
00:48:42I have received a sworn oath.
00:48:48If I tell the truth
00:48:51where the documents
00:48:54compromising the highest Nazi leadership of Germany are,
00:48:56the death sentences
00:48:59for me and my comrades
00:49:02will not be executed
00:49:05within a year.
00:49:18I declare
00:49:21that the documents are in the safe
00:49:23of the Ministry of the Air Force.
00:49:29They were not stolen or photocopied.
00:49:33I deliberately misled the Gestapo
00:49:36to have the opportunity to protect myself
00:49:39and the arrested comrades from prison.
00:49:42How dare he?
00:49:47I demand a severe punishment.
00:49:49You can't sentence him to death twice,
00:49:52my Führer.
00:49:55Besides, the investigation is over.
00:49:58The case of the Red Chapel
00:50:01must be immediately transferred to the military tribunal.
00:50:20Mom! Mom!
00:50:23No!
00:50:26It's him. I know.
00:50:29It's his work. I'll find him.
00:50:32Mom, get up!
00:50:35Mom, get up!
00:50:39We have to take him away.
00:50:42He's so little.
00:50:45I can't take it anymore.
00:50:47I can't take it anymore!
00:51:17Get up!
00:51:48At ease!
00:51:51At ease!
00:51:54How are you?
00:51:57We live according to the order of the garrison.
00:52:00Who is the chief in this garrison?
00:52:03I am.
00:52:06Sergeant Pavlov.
00:52:09Is the garrison ready for battle?
00:52:12If necessary, we can hold the defense
00:52:14and shoot through all the streets.
00:52:17So, trust me.
00:52:20At ease.
00:52:23The garrison now has 24 people.
00:52:26All nationalities.
00:52:29You can't make it up, General.
00:52:32Here are Russians, Voronov,
00:52:35Ivanov,
00:52:38Aleksandrov,
00:52:41Efremov, Ukrainians,
00:52:44Georgians,
00:52:47Kazakhs,
00:52:50Tadzhiks,
00:52:53Jews, Khalkhs.
00:52:56You're an international, General.
00:52:59I want to sing at the table.
00:53:02I sing at the samovar, too.
00:53:05We have Maria Ivanovna at the table.
00:53:08She's our head of the garrison.
00:53:11Sit down, General.
00:53:14Thank you.
00:53:17Have some tea, General.
00:53:20Thank you, Maria Ivanovna.
00:53:23Thank you for taking care of our soldiers.
00:53:26How are you doing?
00:53:29We're living.
00:53:32You've been kicking out the Nazis for a long time.
00:53:35It's time to move on.
00:53:38That's right, Maria Ivanovna.
00:53:41Give me a grenade.
00:53:44You'll blow yourself up.
00:53:47No, I won't. I'm a fascist.
00:53:50I'll shoot them anyway.
00:53:53You've lost your parents.
00:53:56We don't have enough grenades, General.
00:53:59How many are left?
00:54:02A hundred or more.
00:54:05Isn't that enough?
00:54:08A soldier has to leave the house for a minute.
00:54:10He takes a couple of grenades with him.
00:54:13If he needs them, he'll manage.
00:54:16If he doesn't, he'll have to fight back.
00:54:19We can do without paper.
00:54:22The Nazis supply us with leaflets.
00:54:25Take into account the expenses, General.
00:54:28There are 24 of us.
00:54:31You've convinced them.
00:54:34We'll have to take them into account.
00:54:37It's not a planned expense.
00:54:40Get to your positions!
00:54:43They'll attack again. You have to leave, General.
00:54:46We'll see how you fight.
00:55:10Let's go.
00:55:31Yefremov!
00:55:34Yes, sir!
00:55:37Let's go.
00:55:40Let's go.
00:56:10Let's go.
00:56:16Who will go?
00:56:21I will.
00:56:40Let's go.
00:57:10Let's go.
00:57:40I will bravely fight the enemies of our Motherland.
00:57:48Hitler sets the deadline for Stalingrad's capture.
00:57:52October 14.
00:57:58On that day, the German troops
00:58:01go on a general assault.
00:58:03We're in a very difficult position.
00:58:06There's practically no one left of the 62nd Army.
00:58:10I'm retreating to the Volga.
00:58:33The commander has been killed!
00:58:36Hurry up!
00:58:39Be careful.
00:58:42Be careful.
00:59:03Why are you grabbing me like a woman?
00:59:34October 15.
00:59:56Stay where you are!
00:59:59Stop communication with the troops on the radio!
01:00:04October 15.
01:00:23Nikolai Ivanovich,
01:00:26can we cross to the other bank?
01:00:34October 15.
01:00:45I'm not worried about you.
01:00:48It will be better for the benefit of the cause.
01:00:51This place has become inappropriate for the chief of staff.
01:01:03No, comrade commander.
01:01:06As long as you're here, I'm not going anywhere.
01:01:09And my gun
01:01:12is always with me.
01:01:17Pozharsky,
01:01:20artillery doesn't work effectively.
01:01:23It's easier to control it from there.
01:01:26Go to the left bank.
01:01:30I'm not going.
01:01:33We'll die together.
01:01:40All right.
01:01:43Give the order to correct the fire.
01:01:47The artillery has gone blind.
01:01:50The Germans have taken the school,
01:01:53and our correctionists were on the roof.
01:01:56I order you to open the artillery's eyes.
01:01:59It will be done.
01:02:02Lieutenant Kosterin,
01:02:05commander of the 37th reconnaissance company.
01:02:09Listen, Kosterin,
01:02:12you have to take the school down.
01:02:15And hold it as long as possible.
01:02:19Do you understand me, son?
01:02:22We'll hold it until the end.
01:02:25Our last signal is to call fire on ourselves.
01:02:28A white rocket.
01:02:31The fascists are coming.
01:02:34You're missing such an opportunity.
01:02:37Just in case.
01:02:40We can't let them take the school.
01:02:46All right.
01:02:49May I go?
01:02:52Go, son.
01:03:01Follow me.
01:03:31Go!
01:04:01Go!
01:04:31Go!
01:04:54Lieutenant.
01:04:57Yashkova.
01:04:593 o'clock.
01:05:02Fire!
01:05:12Well done, guys.
01:05:155 o'clock.
01:05:18Fire!
01:05:29Fire!
01:05:59Fire!
01:06:29Fire!
01:06:44Lieutenant.
01:06:47Lieutenant.
01:06:50Prepare the rockets.
01:06:53If they break in,
01:06:56call fire on yourself.
01:06:59We have to die, Vanya.
01:07:16Vanya.
01:07:19It's time.
01:07:22The rockets.
01:07:25It's time.
01:07:29It's time.
01:07:52Goodbye, guys.
01:08:00November 11
01:08:03On November 11,
01:08:06Paulus made the last offensive
01:08:09on the defenders of Stalingrad.
01:08:127 German divisions tried to break through to the Volga
01:08:15with one jerk,
01:08:18which was about 100 meters away.
01:08:21The struggle was for every piece of land,
01:08:24for every Stalingrad brick and stone.
01:08:29November 11
01:08:53The enemy's infantry and tanks
01:08:56took the barricade plant and went out to the Volga.
01:08:59It was the third time
01:09:02that your mother's army was cut off.
01:09:09The icebreaker went.
01:09:12The communication with the left bank was over.
01:09:17Paulus was waiting for this moment.
01:09:24So, Nikolai Ivanovich,
01:09:26you have to gather everyone who is fit for battle,
01:09:29the commandant's company, the guards,
01:09:32everyone you can.
01:09:35And if they come to the bank,
01:09:38call fire on yourself.
01:09:57November 11
01:10:06We won't hold them back!
01:10:09We won't hold them back, comrade colonel!
01:10:12Fire the artillery on yourself!
01:10:15We'll die, comrade colonel! The whole headquarters will die!
01:10:18Let them hit with one Katyusha!
01:10:21Fire with Katyushas!
01:10:23On me!
01:10:26On me!
01:10:29Down!
01:10:32Down!
01:10:53Down!
01:11:23Down!
01:11:32Bastards!
01:11:49What do you have, Lavrentiy?
01:11:51We have received some information.
01:11:54We have received testimony, comrade Stalin,
01:11:57from people from Zhukov's encirclement.
01:12:00It is well known that Zhukov assigns himself
01:12:03your victory near Moscow.
01:12:06There are signals that he has confessed.
01:12:09He allows himself to be condemned by the party leadership.
01:12:22November 12
01:12:32You have received these testimonies
01:12:35by a proven method.
01:12:38I swear, comrade Stalin.
01:12:41You can keep them with you.
01:12:44Thank you, comrade Stalin.
01:12:51Thanks to the heroic defense of Stalingrad,
01:12:54the main German forces are involved in long battles.
01:12:58Their flanks are defended by weak troops,
01:13:01Romanian divisions and Italian divisions.
01:13:05The analysis of the situation shows
01:13:08that it is possible to strike a crushing blow.
01:13:10The General Staff and the General Headquarters
01:13:13have developed a plan of counter-offensive
01:13:16under the code name URAN.
01:13:19The offensive is as follows.
01:13:22In the direction of the forthcoming strikes of our fronts
01:13:25we have managed to create powerful strike groups.
01:13:28They must close the enemy's ring
01:13:31in the area of Stalingrad and destroy it.
01:13:34The number of groups is added.
01:13:40And how does the enemy behave?
01:13:45The approach of the German reserves has not been discovered.
01:13:49There is an assumption that the enemy does not know
01:13:52about our offensive operation.
01:13:55But when we start, the German command
01:13:58will be forced to transfer troops from other areas
01:14:01to help its Stalingrad group.
01:14:04And in order for this not to happen,
01:14:06we must urgently carry out
01:14:09a distracting offensive operation on the Western Front.
01:14:12That would be good.
01:14:15So, there is a proposal
01:14:18to approve the plan of encirclement
01:14:21of German troops under Stalingrad
01:14:24under the code name URAN.
01:14:27And Zhukov must urgently fly
01:14:30to the Western Front
01:14:33and organize a distracting strike there.
01:14:37And what about the operation URAN?
01:14:40We will carry out the operation URAN
01:14:43somehow ourselves.
01:15:07November 19, 1942
01:15:107 hours 30 minutes
01:15:1315,000 guns and mortars
01:15:16announced peace
01:15:19about the beginning of the Great Offensive
01:15:22of the Red Army.
01:15:36The battle at the Red Fortress
01:15:39at Stalingrad
01:15:56The troops of the South-Western
01:15:59and the Don Front
01:16:02broke through the defense of the enemy.
01:16:04The tank corps and the cavalry were introduced as a breakthrough for the development of success.
01:16:34The Stalingrad front broke through the line of German fortifications and also engaged the tank corps of the South-Western Front in its mechanized formations.
01:16:54On November 23, 1942, the troops of the South-Western Front joined the troops of the Stalingrad Front.
01:17:04In the ring of encirclement there were 22 divisions of the enemy, 330,000 soldiers and officers of the enemy.
01:17:12Zhukov's plan was fulfilled.
01:17:16My Fuhrer, Paulus sent a radiogram with a request to allow the breakthrough of the army to the South-West.
01:17:25We can't leave Stalingrad.
01:17:30Leaving Stalingrad means that all the successes of the summer offensive will be eliminated and we will lose all hopes of conquering the Caucasus.
01:17:43I take responsibility for supplying the 6th Army with air.
01:17:50I will create an air bridge of 500 planes and we will provide Paulus with everything necessary.
01:17:57This is a desirable guarantee. Your decision, Mr. Reichsmarshal, changes the case.
01:18:02We begin to believe that the bastion on the Volga will not be lost.
01:18:07Good, Goering.
01:18:13I have made a final decision. The 6th Army will be fortified between the Volga and the Don.
01:18:23Stalingrad is now declared a fortress. It will be liberated from the outside.
01:18:37I firmly believe that the Red Chapel will take a worthy place in the history of Germany.
01:18:46Because it united in the movement of resistance the most diverse layers of society.
01:18:52Soldiers and officers, writers and officials, workers and engineers.
01:18:58It was the embodiment of the ideas of the People's Front.
01:19:02Yes, it is true. Everything that happened in Germany, we reported to Moscow.
01:19:08In this we saw our highest patriotic duty, the highest expression of love for its people.
01:19:15These were our beliefs.
01:19:18The court is not interested in your beliefs. Do you recognize yourself guilty?
01:19:26I recognize myself as an opponent of the National Socialist system of Germany.
01:19:35Defendant Schulze-Boysen, you are deprived of your right to speak.
01:19:40Take him out of the hall.
01:19:43Words from the last letter to Harro.
01:19:48Soon everything will be over.
01:19:51Now in the world there are such events that one extinguished human life does not mean so much.
01:20:00Everything I did, I did at the behest of my mind, heart, by my conviction.
01:20:09Believe with me together in a just time that will come.
01:20:15I think about the last look of my father and I will remember him until the last minute.
01:20:23I think about the tears of my dear little mother who will shed them for Christmas.
01:20:31Maybe we were only strangers in life, but before the face of death we have the right to express our personal illusions.
01:20:41But now I shake my hands and here I shed a single tear as a sign and a symbol of my love for you, your Harro.
01:21:00On December 12, the strike group of the Don army, 500 tanks under the command of Field Marshal Manstein, rushed to Stalingrad.
01:21:09It was only 35-40 kilometers from the encircled forces of Paulus.
01:21:15At that time, here, near the unknown river Myshkovo, the fate of the Stalingrad battle was decided.
01:21:23Throw 10 cucumbers.
01:21:26Run, aim 20.
01:21:39Go to the ground, Yura! Aim 10.
01:21:58Great!
01:22:08Fire!
01:22:38Fire!
01:23:09All attacks of the strike group of Manstein were repelled.
01:23:18Hitler's plan to liberate the forces of Paulus failed.
01:23:26Now the Soviet command could start the operation to destroy the encirclement.
01:23:32Now the Soviet command could start the operation to destroy the encirclement.
01:23:44That's all, Nikita Sergeevich. We have to resign.
01:23:48All our troops surrender to the Don front.
01:23:53They prefer Rokossovsky.
01:23:55It's him.
01:23:59Did you talk to comrade Stalin?
01:24:03I asked him to leave me until the end of the liquidation of the enemy in Stalingrad.
01:24:08He doesn't pick up the phone.
01:24:11So that's it. The decision is final.
01:24:14Yes, now I don't need it.
01:24:17Where are you going?
01:24:21I'll go for a walk.
01:24:25Let's go.
01:24:28Stalingrad
01:24:49General-Major Krylov.
01:24:52It's strange that the headquarters of the Stalingrad front is on the other side.
01:24:57The commander should be where his troops are fighting.
01:25:01But it's a matter of history.
01:25:04All the troops of the Stalingrad front are under my command.
01:25:08General Stoykos passed the command to the general.
01:25:15So, it's time for Operation Ring.
01:25:21Will your 62nd Army be able to hold them?
01:25:24It will.
01:25:27If Paulus didn't throw us into the Volga River in October,
01:25:31he won't be able to take a step now.
01:25:34There is no longer an army in front of us,
01:25:37but a huge camp of prisoners of war.
01:25:40It's good that you are so sure.
01:25:44But it's too early to think about the camp of prisoners of war.
01:25:49The enemy is still ready to resist.
01:25:55Well, let's get ready for Operation Ring.
01:26:03Prepare the missiles.
01:26:05Yes, and the identification signs.
01:26:07Yes, sir.
01:26:08Don't shoot at the artillery. They can still hit their own.
01:26:11All the combatants will go in the first ranks.
01:26:14Look, Sergeant Paulus.
01:26:16What's wrong with you?
01:26:18A bullet hit my neck.
01:26:20One bad thing is that I don't have a full view.
01:26:22I'll go on the attack without a full view.
01:26:25All right, take your men.
01:26:27Are the identification signs ready?
01:26:29Yes, sir.
01:26:31Well, let's go.
01:26:37Forward, guys! Forward!
01:26:52Forward!
01:27:22Forward!
01:27:52Forward!
01:28:16Further defense is pointless.
01:28:18The disaster is inevitable.
01:28:21To save the surviving people,
01:28:25I ask you to immediately give permission to surrender.
01:28:30Paulus.
01:28:32I categorically prohibit surrender.
01:28:35The army must hold its positions until the last man and the last bullet.
01:28:40Hitler.
01:28:48Hitler.
01:29:19A radiogram from the Fuhrer.
01:29:23I congratulate you on the production of the Field Marshal General.
01:29:30This should probably mean an order to commit suicide.
01:29:35However, I will not give him such pleasure.
01:29:48Forward!
01:29:50Forward!
01:30:18General Major Laskin.
01:30:20I am authorized to accept the surrender of the German troops and take you prisoner.
01:30:44General Laskin,
01:30:45Field Marshal General Paulus surrenders to the Red Army.
01:31:15Forward!
01:31:17Forward!
01:31:45Forward!
01:31:47Forward!
01:32:15Forward!
01:32:46General Laskin surrenders to the Red Army.
01:32:59The total losses of the German-Fascist troops
01:33:04encircled and destroyed in the Stalingrad region
01:33:08amounted to 1.5 million people,
01:33:123,500 tanks,
01:33:1512,000 guns and mortars,
01:33:193,000 planes.
01:33:22The Swedish Red Cross has offered to exchange Field Marshal Paulus
01:33:27for your son Jakob, who is in the Zaxenhausen camp.
01:33:46I do not exchange Field Marshal for a soldier.
01:33:53Generalissimus Joseph Stalin.
01:33:57Until 1956, this name was a symbol of the personifying socialism.
01:34:03It was a symbol of the unification of the Soviet Union.
01:34:08It was a symbol of the unification of the Soviet Union.
01:34:12It was a symbol of the personifying socialism.
01:34:16After the 20th Congress, the illusions disappeared.
01:34:20It became known that Stalin had foreseen the development of democracy,
01:34:24that he was building a policy based on alien socialism,
01:34:27fear of repressions, and contributed to the creation of his cult.
01:34:31Nikita Khrushchev was the first to condemn the cult of Stalin's personality.
01:34:36Nikita Sergeevich,
01:34:40the funeral.
01:34:44Your son, Leonid, died heroically in battle.
01:35:06Nikita Khrushchev
01:35:10Nikita Sergeevich Khrushchev became the first secretary of the Central Committee after Stalin's death.
01:35:16In his activity, he possessed arbitrary decisions,
01:35:20characteristic of voluntarism, which is also characteristic of the cult of personality.
01:35:25In 1964, Khrushchev was released from his post.
01:35:30Before that, Khrushchev managed to fire from the ranks of the Soviet army
01:35:35the commander of the Great Patriotic War, Marshal Zhukov.
01:35:39Zhukov was also accused of the cult of personality.
01:36:06A remarkable commander, General Chuikov,
01:36:10the hero of Stalingrad, the hero of the battle that decided the outcome of the Second World War.
01:36:15He became a marshal, but he was never given a monument.
01:36:20Commissar Gurov died three months after the battle of Stalingrad.
01:36:27War kills people in different ways.
01:36:30He was mortally wounded in his heart back in Stalingrad,
01:36:32doing there what exceeded the measure of the forces released to man.
01:36:39Sergeant Pavlov, who repaired the station,
01:36:42after the war settled in Stalingrad
01:36:45and for a long time showed foreign tourists the ruins of his famous house,
01:36:52known in the defense of Stalingrad as Pavlov's house.
01:37:02General Rodimtsev
01:37:20And General Rodimtsev often came to the city of Volga
01:37:25and came here to his observation post,
01:37:29located on the steam mill.
01:37:32The last ruins of the battle of Stalingrad.
01:37:54Eternal glory to the heroes who fell in the battles for the freedom of our Motherland.
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