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The bridge at the station Synezerki blown up by the partisans of the "Death to the German occupants" detachment.
Collecting food for the partisans.
S. A. Kovpak's detachment in the Bryansk forests.
Inspection of forces in one of the partisan detachments before going into battle.
Submachine gunners of the partisan detachment named after D. E. Kravtsov, participants of the partisan parade in Orel.
German tank knocked out by the partisans of the detachment named after A.I. Vinogradov.
Partisans of the 2nd Regiment of the 3rd Leningrad Partisan Brigade cross the river
Reconnaissance platoon commander Foreman Nikolai Berezovoy during one of the partisan raids of Sergei Iovlev's detachment
Soviet guerrillas sneak behind enemy lines, 1942.
Partisan detachment in one of the villages
Soviet partisan (guerilla) takes the oath of the Red partisans, August 1941.
The bridge at the station Synezerki blown up by the partisans of the "Death to the German occupants" detachment.
Collecting food for the partisans.
S. A. Kovpak's detachment in the Bryansk forests.
Inspection of forces in one of the partisan detachments before going into battle.
Submachine gunners of the partisan detachment named after D. E. Kravtsov, participants of the partisan parade in Orel.
German tank knocked out by the partisans of the detachment named after A.I. Vinogradov.
Partisans of the 2nd Regiment of the 3rd Leningrad Partisan Brigade cross the river
Reconnaissance platoon commander Foreman Nikolai Berezovoy during one of the partisan raids of Sergei Iovlev's detachment
Soviet guerrillas sneak behind enemy lines, 1942.
Partisan detachment in one of the villages
Soviet partisan (guerilla) takes the oath of the Red partisans, August 1941.
German tank knocked out by the partisans of the detachment named after A.I. Vinogradov.

German tank knocked out by the partisans of the detachment named after A.I. Vinogradov.

Partisan detachment named after A.I. Vinogradov - one of 139 partisan detachments that operated in 1941-1943 on the territory of the present Bryansk region. On April 24, 1942, on the Bezhitsa-Dyatkovo dirt road, the partisans of the detachment Anatoly Titov, Vasily Durnev, and the doctor of the detachment Ivan Batyunin blew up two fascist tanks heading for the city of Dyatkovo to support the infantry intending to destroy the partisans. The partisans managed to restore one of the tanks and brought it to the detachment. Due to the lack of fuel, it was decided to leave the tank near Seltso and mine it. In July, a Nazi detachment fell into a partisan trap. In 1949, the tank was handed over for scrap.
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