Khatyn 1943 - Burnt village in Belarus - Russian language lesson

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  • Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
  • Khatyn Memorial in Minsk, Belarus.
    Text in Russian is below.
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    You will not find this small Belorussian village on any of the most detailed geographic maps today. It was destroyed by German fascists in spring in 1943.
    The massacre occurred on March 22, 1943. Brutal fascists rushed into the village and encircled it. The inhabitants of Khatyn - young and old, women and kids - were driven from their houses out into the shed. The fascists roused the sick from their beds with rifle butts. They had mercy neither for the old nor for women with infants in their arms. The family of Baranovsky with their 9 children was among them. So were Alex and Alexandra Novitsky with their 7 children. Similarly, there were 7 kids in the family of Kazimir and Elena Iotko, the youngest boy was only 1 year old.
    If you want to visit Belarus, be sure to include Khatyn to your list.
    I hope this video will help you improve your listening skills. This is what I say in Russian:
    22 марта 1943 года фашисты уничтожили деревню Хатынь с её жителями. В Белоруссии оккупанты превратили в руины 209 городов и городских посёлков, 9200 сёл и деревень. От рук захватчиков пало 2 230 000 советских граждан.
    Здесь почти никого нет, очень тихо, спокойно. И только раз в минуту можно услышать колокольный звон.
    Единственная скульптура здесь называется «Непокорённый человек». Это Иосиф Каминский. Обгоревший, он очнулся поздно ночью и среди груды тел нашёл своего сына, но ребёнок был настолько тяжело ранен, что умер прямо у него на руках.
    Хатынь не одна. 186 деревень вместе с людьми сгорели дотла на нашей земле белорусской.
    Здесь вы видите так называемое кладбище деревень. Это названия всех деревень и поселков, которые были сожжены фашистами вместе с жителями на территории Белоруссии.
    В центре находится вечный огонь в память о тех, кто погиб.
    Мир в веках не помнит таких злодеяний. На всей нашей земле фашисты построили чудовищные лагеря смерти. Люди погибли в них непокорёнными, с твёрдой верой в победу своей матери-Родины.
    Здесь вы видите венки, игрушки в память о тех, кто был истреблён в лагерях смерти. Игрушки приносят в память о погибших детях. Сзади вы видите название и сколько человек погибло там.
    Ещё на всей территории вы видите такие стелы. На белорусском языке написаны имена погибших и их возраст. И здесь очень много детей. И каждую минуту эти колокольчики перезваниваются.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 118

  • @RealRussianClub
    @RealRussianClub  5 років тому +6

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  • @RussianMermaid
    @RussianMermaid 5 років тому +19

    Even though it is hard to watch this video, I strongly appreciate your work! Such places should be shown, this tragedy should be remembered, people should never forget about this time not to have a chance to repeat this again till the end of time. It is a really horrible period in the history of humanity...

  • @waliahmedpk
    @waliahmedpk 5 років тому +14

    Thank you for sharing this sad but important part of history !.

    • @carstenoelschlager5536
      @carstenoelschlager5536 5 років тому

      May we never forget! 😭

    • @user-sw3sm6tk6v
      @user-sw3sm6tk6v 4 роки тому

      Khatyn is a fake! The Poles were killed by Nazi invaders in 1941

    • @user-sw3sm6tk6v
      @user-sw3sm6tk6v 4 роки тому

      @@carstenoelschlager5536 Khatyn is a fake! The Poles were killed by Nazi invaders in 1941

  • @remaguire
    @remaguire Рік тому +1

    If anyone is interested in seeing a movie about this horror, that movie is "Come and See". Be warned, though, watching it is like a getting a punch in the gut...over and over. The director Elem Klimov said that he actually toned it down because he felt that if he showed these crimes in all their savagery, that nobody would watch it. It is well worth remembering what we overcame so many years ago. The film is a masterpiece.

  • @marcello7781
    @marcello7781 5 років тому +16

    I love these didactic videos, where you learn both history and language.

    • @RealRussianClub
      @RealRussianClub  5 років тому +4

      and I love making them:)

    • @cool2martini
      @cool2martini 3 роки тому

      @@RealRussianClub Did you know that the SS Dirlewanger brigade pacified the village of Khatyn? Did you know that from 1942 this brigade also included Russians and Ukrainians?
      Do you know that in 1939 it was Stalin and the Soviet Union that established an alliance and friendship with Hitler and attacked Poland together?
      Do you understand that if Stalin had not sided with Hitler in 1939, there would have been no Great Patriotic War (BOB) and 30 million victims of the Soviet Union?
      And there would be no massacre in Khatyn.

  • @Scrat335
    @Scrat335 5 років тому +6

    Great work Daria. I've read a lot about Belarus and my wife was born and raised in Gomel. Her family lost half its members in that war. Some were shipped to Germany and never returned, a few fled to the east and many died as partisans or in the Red Army. Many survived too. She had a great uncle who was in the Red Air Force. He was a gunner in an IL-4 then a navigator and bomardier. He was shot down 4 times and only broke in ankle in Poland when he landed wrong in his parachute. A lucky man. She had another who wrote dirty words on the walls of the Reichstag in Berlin. He survived also.

  • @Mel-yc1ec
    @Mel-yc1ec 9 місяців тому

    These memorial sites are so important thank you for showing it

  • @carolines2094
    @carolines2094 5 років тому +6

    Very sad, painful part of history... very important to know. Thank you for sharing

  • @carltonace1606
    @carltonace1606 5 років тому +4

    To stand in such a place would be so sobering. Such tragedy without reason. The bells seem to make such an impression on me

    • @RealRussianClub
      @RealRussianClub  5 років тому

      yes, and it's very quiet there

    • @Dani_1012
      @Dani_1012 5 років тому

      The bells and the quietness of the place make the most impact. I can't imagine what it must be like to be there in person

  • @user-sm4qs9pf5n
    @user-sm4qs9pf5n 4 роки тому +3

    I am from Belarus!

  • @Scarlet_Officer
    @Scarlet_Officer 15 днів тому

    New subscriber, Your voice sounds soothing btw!

  • @ariacurran8330
    @ariacurran8330 5 років тому +4

    Thank you, Daria. It is truly awful what happened here. Reading about it is very different from those who experienced this and who were directly affected by it.

  • @Mykolaj
    @Mykolaj Рік тому

    Gracias por compartir, saludos desde Argentina

  • @Matt_from_Florida
    @Matt_from_Florida 5 років тому +7

    One remembers things which have meaning to them. I know Belarus suffered more than any other region of the CCCP, losing fully 1/4 of its population. The statistic which really hit me though, was 1923. If you were a Soviet male born in 1923 you had an *80% chance of never seeing your 23rd birthday!* Image as a parent, someone who knows what it's like to love a child; knowing this in 1923 when your son was born. How you would look forward to his 23rd birthday. How you would pray to God to hug him on that day.

    • @carstenoelschlager5536
      @carstenoelschlager5536 5 років тому

      Wow! That's hard to imagine! 😢 I have a 21 year old now. What a truly horrible time that was! 😭😭😭

    • @PC_Princess
      @PC_Princess 5 років тому

      That's horrible. Those poor people.

  • @user-kk6pe1nw8s
    @user-kk6pe1nw8s 9 місяців тому

    Khatyn is unhealing pain, bitterness, eyes full of tears, regret. We of all remember forever

  • @urlgmez
    @urlgmez 5 років тому +2

    Amazing video. The echoes from the footsteps in the snow was haunting (°_°) привет из Мехико

  • @romullen3971
    @romullen3971 2 роки тому

    Thanks from Arkansas.

  • @peppigue
    @peppigue 4 роки тому +1

    This reminds me of my visit to the concentration camp in Majdanek, Poland, which isn't far from Belarus. It was a school trip, which I always loved, and the experience of such joyful togetherness with classmates mixed with going to monuments in memory of humanity's greatest evils is a very humbling, emotional experience.

  • @williamwurthmann1573
    @williamwurthmann1573 5 років тому +2

    Thank you. So sad place this is.
    Alaska

  • @genegreen9613
    @genegreen9613 5 років тому +1

    I can barely remember World War Two. My first memory is reporting on the Battle of the Bulge in December 1944. Only later did I become aware of the terrible things done in that war. Oчень печальный.

  • @TheParisthething
    @TheParisthething 7 місяців тому

    We love your culture here in Greece! Our people were also victim of nazi barbarianism... I hope that someday the works of Vasily Bykov and Ales Adamovich will be translated to greek... We love you.❤

  • @luiseduardo586
    @luiseduardo586 5 років тому +6

    The horrors of war :(

    • @carstenoelschlager5536
      @carstenoelschlager5536 5 років тому +2

      War is hell! This is another memorial that proves it! 😭😭😭 Will humanity ever learn?

    • @zhihaozhao
      @zhihaozhao 5 років тому

      @@carstenoelschlager5536 wars are inevitable, it's like kids fighting, only in this way will humans learn to be strong

    • @user-sw3sm6tk6v
      @user-sw3sm6tk6v 4 роки тому

      Khatyn is a fake! The Poles were killed by Nazi invaders in 1941!!!

  • @PC_Princess
    @PC_Princess 5 років тому +4

    It's so sad what happened there.

  • @RantaHun
    @RantaHun Рік тому +1

    thank you that many people do not forget what Nazism is and visit such places so that it will not happen again.

  • @donlansdonlans3363
    @donlansdonlans3363 5 років тому +2

    It looks so depressing, as if it were a cemetery

  • @microtroy01
    @microtroy01 5 років тому

    Very sad, thank you for sharing.

  • @skullfire_9
    @skullfire_9 5 років тому +1

    i don't know what drove mankind to such heinous acts...forgetting that our race, culture, traditions may differ but in end we all bleed RED and rot down to mere skeletons...some burnt, some coffined while some buried to ground. May their soul rest in peace.🙏💐♥️

  • @PriwetGUYS
    @PriwetGUYS 5 років тому +2

    Thank you, it was interesting even for Russians :)

  • @waqarkhan-dj7tt
    @waqarkhan-dj7tt 5 років тому +1

    Спасибо. Я очень быстро лажу русский по вашему каналу.

  • @4tech69
    @4tech69 5 років тому

    Thank you. Спасибо.

  • @abhinav6182
    @abhinav6182 5 років тому +1

    When will you. Teach us. Dative nominative genitive etc preposition cases please teach us case i need This From India learning Russian since last 3 month by your channel and material ))

  • @Its_Chelle
    @Its_Chelle 3 роки тому

    Please do you have the names of those villiages in the cemetary of villages? Thank you for this video such good content and i learn a lot. But i google the names and it only shows me the number of villages burnt not their name :(

  • @Unknown_Noise
    @Unknown_Noise 5 років тому +1

    At first I thought it was about Katyn 1940.

  • @MaestroAlber
    @MaestroAlber 5 років тому +1

    Обнять и плакать.

  • @dvepps6780
    @dvepps6780 Рік тому

    Kanye West should watch this. Incredibly touching memorial. Thank you.

  • @Dr.Rami_01
    @Dr.Rami_01 5 років тому

    Nice

  • @OscarTartalo
    @OscarTartalo 5 років тому

    Приятно слышать твой акцент на английском.
    Твоя история на русском моя любимая, потому что это красивый язык.
    То, что там произошло, очень печально.
    Большое спасибо за урок.

    • @RealRussianClub
      @RealRussianClub  5 років тому +1

      спасибо, что учитесь со мной:)

  • @earth111
    @earth111 5 років тому

    I showed off some artwork that was inspired by you for Lana Parrilla, the woman I like.

  • @victoriannecastle
    @victoriannecastle 5 років тому

    спасибо, даша

  • @yorneustein7851
    @yorneustein7851 5 років тому

    Where some of the Villages rebuilt ? Or are all Names from Graveyard of the Villages sweep from the map ?

    • @RealRussianClub
      @RealRussianClub  5 років тому +1

      there are only those that were never rebuilt

  • @RussianSpy4146
    @RussianSpy4146 5 років тому

    Я люблю твой канал 🌹

  • @glimmerman4hm
    @glimmerman4hm 5 років тому

    Hi Daria! You are so gorgeous!! Keep up the great videos.

    • @RealRussianClub
      @RealRussianClub  5 років тому +1

      спасибо

    • @glimmerman4hm
      @glimmerman4hm 5 років тому

      @@RealRussianClub милости просим, ​​любовь

    • @glimmerman4hm
      @glimmerman4hm 5 років тому

      I hope that reads right.

    • @glimmerman4hm
      @glimmerman4hm 5 років тому

      I think you're so perfect! 😍😍

  • @commanderclean7785
    @commanderclean7785 5 років тому

    What is there not more people there?

  • @yanyuy.
    @yanyuy. 5 років тому +1

    Are there any English or Chinese native speakers among you,guys? If there are,let's help each other... I'm (a) Russian native speaker. )

    • @yanyuy.
      @yanyuy. 5 років тому +1

      ZH Z Let's help each other))

  • @Scrat335
    @Scrat335 5 років тому +1

    Anyone who wants to go to Belarus will not be disappointed. It's a great country to visit. Somewhat primitive outside the cities but it's a great adventure. The food is some of the best I have ever had too. The Draniki is to die for. BTW none of the food is heart healthy, it's the good kind. You are warned. :)

  • @user-fg2fg4oy6f
    @user-fg2fg4oy6f 5 років тому

    💐

  • @traveler4282
    @traveler4282 4 роки тому

    My favourite country Belarus it's really beautiful and my girlfriend she is Belarusian I'm going to marry her soon I'm from Sri Lanka

  • @mahbub65
    @mahbub65 5 років тому +1

    Я посещал Шотина в 1989 году.

  • @gammondog
    @gammondog 5 років тому

    A good prelude for the upcoming Victory Day

    • @RealRussianClub
      @RealRussianClub  5 років тому

      I hope to make a video about Brest for May 9

  • @arcadestation167
    @arcadestation167 5 років тому +1

    Take a tour to Chernobyl , and play stalker.

  • @shukrimahmood
    @shukrimahmood 5 років тому

    Уважаемая госпожа
    К сожалению я должен вам сказать что это видео расстроило меня психологически, to say the very least.

    • @RealRussianClub
      @RealRussianClub  5 років тому

      Shukri M. Mohamed да, это тяжёлое место

  • @jaa93997
    @jaa93997 5 років тому

    и почему ты не поехал в чернобыль? Это невероятно.

    • @RealRussianClub
      @RealRussianClub  5 років тому

      очень хотела, но пока не получилось

  • @youtubeuser206
    @youtubeuser206 4 роки тому

    Only 150 people died at Khatyn, but they chose that specific location for the memorial to cause confusion with the Soviet-perpetrated Katyn massacre.
    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katyn_massacre

    • @youtubeuser206
      @youtubeuser206 3 роки тому

      @@DeVolksrepubliek I'm aware. But why have a memorial at a place where only 150 people died? To cover up their own massacre of 22,000 people at katyn

  • @electronicgrinsch
    @electronicgrinsch 5 років тому +3

    Wanted to learn Russian not Soviet propaganda. I assume next time we speak than about Katyn where your people murdered thousands of polish army members and after that how Stalin gave the order to destroy every village along a moving frontline and to burn it down also if people resisted and if necessary to kill them. Policy of torched earth. It's exactly what the Russians already did in the war against Napoleon. At least at this part of history they were honest and admitted what they did.

    • @rudylutz2085
      @rudylutz2085 5 років тому +4

      1. Wrong place.
      2. She did a video on Khatyń already, and called it what is:
      a tragedy
      3. This is NOT Soviet propaganda, it is history that should not be forgotten
      4. It was not "her people", but communist NKVD that did that.
      5. The human heart is corrupt and desperately wicked (Jer. 17:9a)... the potential to do heinous evil is in us all, not just some nations.

    • @gigglehertz
      @gigglehertz 5 років тому

      #Whataboutism Really sad.

    • @Matt_from_Florida
      @Matt_from_Florida 5 років тому +2

      @@rudylutz2085 _"The human heart is corrupt and desperately wicked (Jer. 17:9a)... the potential to do heinous evil is in us all, not just some nations."_ I've read the whole Bible, but it's been many years. I'll remember that one.

    • @RealRussianClub
      @RealRussianClub  5 років тому +8

      If you've come only to learn Russian, then watch grammar videos. This channel has always been not just about the language, but also about history and culture. Katyn' is a completely different place, why bringing it up now when we speak about Belarus? Here's my video from Katyn, you should leave comments about it there, not here - ua-cam.com/video/FFlg-J58ASY/v-deo.html

  • @mattspaulding4912
    @mattspaulding4912 5 років тому

    I hope Germany is sending regular reparation payments to Belarus for this? If not then shame on them.

  • @wendys9587
    @wendys9587 2 роки тому

    Why should I care about this when your people laugh about what you did in East Prussia and Berlin?

    • @RealRussianClub
      @RealRussianClub  2 роки тому

      who asked you to care about anything here?

    • @Zapper-kq1zg
      @Zapper-kq1zg 3 місяці тому

      А, что они сделали? Видимо ты мальчик жертва запада