Расстрелы и ГУЛАГ? Мифы о судьбе вернувшихся из плена / Баир Иринчеев и Егор Яковлев

We're discussing the fate of prisoners of war who returned from Finnish captivity to the Soviet Union. What awaited them in their homeland? Is it true that many of them ended up in the Gulag? Why are the myths about executions simply myths? What was the principle behind the filtration of returnees? Why did the exact method of capture matter? Bair Irincheyev, military historian and director of the Military Museum of the Karelian Isthmus, is back in our studio. We'll analyze documents, answer questions and comments, and discuss a wide range of fates—including, for example, that of Ivan Tvardovsky, the brother of the famous Soviet poet Alexander Tvardovsky. Watch! Like the video? Give it a like to help the channel grow! Digital History Tours: https://vk.com/egortrip Digital History in audio format on Yandex Music: https://music.yandex.ru/album/3147724... Unique videos and texts not publicly available are available on our paid platforms: Boosty — https://boosty.to/d_history Sponsr — https://sponsr.ru/dhistory/ Support the Digital History project: Sberbank MIR: 2202 2068 9507 7811 Sponsorship on YouTube:    / @dhistory   Digital History Bookstore: https://digital-history.ru/ Our platforms: YouTube —    / @dhistory   VK — https://vk.com/dighistory Telegram — https://t.me/egoryakovleff RuTube — https://rutube.ru/channel/23600725/ Zen — https://dzen.ru/dhistory MAX — https://max.ru/dighistory