Interview with Tatiana Markovskaia, - Veteran of the Lelchitsky Partisan Brigade (Soviet-German War) -, Conducted in Mirhorod, Poltava Region, Ukraine, 9 August 2008 (mix of RU,BE,UKR)
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28 mars 2020
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Alexander Gogun et al., « Interview with Tatiana Markovskaia, - Veteran of the Lelchitsky Partisan Brigade (Soviet-German War) -, Conducted in Mirhorod, Poltava Region, Ukraine, 9 August 2008 (mix of RU,BE,UKR) », The Journal of power institutions in post-soviet societies, ID : 10.4000/pipss.5597
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Tatiana Markovskaia, ethnic Roma, was born probably in 1927. She joined the Lelchitsky Partisan Brigade at the end of 1942. The interview describes the atrocities of the Soviet "forect soldiers" - torture and murder of prisoners of war, the shooting of a woman whose fault was that she infected the commander of the detachment with an STD, and extrajudicial killings of former policemen (already in the territories occupied by the Red Army) - as well as drunkenness and debauchery, reigning in the ranks of those whom the neo-Soviet propaganda still calls "people's avengers" and participants of resistance - in fact - a kind of special forces, an advanced detachment of Stalinism at war.