Marsh zhizni. Kak spasali dolginovskikh evreev [March for Life]

Inna Gerasimova not only accurately records the events that took place with the Jews in Belarus in the territories occupied by the fascists. The author saturates the narrative with eyewitness testimony, and this is animate the previously silent statistics.The politruk-partisan Nikolai Kiselev assumed responsibility for transferring through the front line more than 200 Jews (recent ghetto prisoners). What preceded this decision and how did it turn out? Why is it nearly 75 years ago that bleeds so far? Inna Gerasimova, following - step by step - for her characters, she learned the answers to these questions.