"In memory", the occupiers left a scar on Father Anthony - he survived Russian captivity. There he was beaten and forced to undress in public - even to take off his underpants and socks. The priest talks about the atrocities of the Russians with his Homeric laughter. Laughter subsides when Father Anthony remembers a truckload of corpses and the charred head of a Russian soldier pulled into the yard by a dog. "It was really scary!" Says the priest, who felt the spirit of the "Russkiy mir", but did not lose his sense of humor and even recognized his offenders.
00:00 - what the road to Bogdanivka looks like
01:02 - the story of Father Anthony about the behavior of the Russian military in Bogdanivka
04:37 - bullying and torture in Russian captivity
07:00 - how the Russians mocked animals in Bogdanivka
07:28 - the Russians threatened to level the village to the ground
08:08 - the dog brought the charred head of the Russian military to the yard
08:55 - what Bogdanivka looks like after the Russian occupation
09:51 - who executed Father Anthony and how he recognized them