Checking on the roads. The truth about partisan intelligence
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The film "Operation" Happy New Year! "" Was shot in 1970, but the audience saw it under the new name "Voin on the roads" only in 1985. The reason for the "delay" - the picture of partisan intelligence during the Second World War was truthfully shown in the picture.
The plot was based on the true history of the prisoner of war Alexander Lazarev, who at the beginning of 1943 escaped from ROA to the partisans. Although much was not shown to the audience. For example, the fact that Lazarev played a key role in the operation to seize documents of a German intelligence school located in the village of Pskov Region in January 1944. She went down in history under the name "Operation" Happy New Year "". Yes, and he died during heavy battles for the liberation of Leningrad, and not with the capture of the German echelon with food, as shown in the film.
Journalist Vadim Andryukhin and the head of counterintelligence of the partisan brigade Georgy Pyatkin talked about what remained behind the scenes of the paintings of Alexei German
The plot was based on the true history of the prisoner of war Alexander Lazarev, who at the beginning of 1943 escaped from ROA to the partisans. Although much was not shown to the audience. For example, the fact that Lazarev played a key role in the operation to seize documents of a German intelligence school located in the village of Pskov Region in January 1944. She went down in history under the name "Operation" Happy New Year "". Yes, and he died during heavy battles for the liberation of Leningrad, and not with the capture of the German echelon with food, as shown in the film.
Journalist Vadim Andryukhin and the head of counterintelligence of the partisan brigade Georgy Pyatkin talked about what remained behind the scenes of the paintings of Alexei German
Author:
Author:Pyatkin George, Andryukhin Vadim
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Military Books
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Reference books
Series:
Series: Soviet intelligence in the cinema and in life
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-906995-28-5
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