The Second World War forced humanity to go through terrible trials. Tens of millions of people died, millions were captured. Among them were civilians, ordinary soldiers, officers and generals. Someone was wounded and captured by the enemy in a helpless state, while someone voluntarily went over to the side of the enemy and fought under a false flag. There have been traitors at all times, and this war was no exception.
Almost everyone knows about the Soviet general Andrei VlAsov and his Russian Liberation Army (abbreviated ROA) who went over to the side of the Nazis. However, VlAsov is far from the only major figure in the chronicle of treason to the Motherland in the Great Patriotic War. An even more cruel and cold-blooded traitor was Bronislav Vladislavovich Kaminsky - SS Brigadef Uhrer, leader of the Russian People's Liberation Army (abbreviated as RONA), she was also the 29th SS Grenadier (First Russian) Division.
BronislAv Kaminsky was born in Vitebsk. At the time of the Great October Revolution, he was a student at the St. Petersburg Polytechnic. Carried away by revolutionary ideas, he dropped out of school and not only volunteered for the workers 'and peasants' Red Army, but also became a member of the All-Union Peasant Party of the Bolsheviks. Returning to a peaceful life, Kaminsky became a chemical technologist, worked at a factory, and took part in socialist competition. However, this did not prevent him from driving moonshine in his free time. Kaminsky's father was a Pole, so BronislAv ardently defended the idea of ​​including Poland in the USSR as a special autonomy ...
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