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After Victory Day, a war began in the USSR, barely reported on in the newspapers. Cities lay in ruins, weapons remained in hand, former front-line soldiers returned home, and people were afraid to go outside at night. Post-war gangs robbed stores, attacked villages, killed witnesses, and terrorized entire neighborhoods. Among them were not only criminals, but also former military personnel, Komsomol members, Stakhanovites, and people with perfect Soviet biographies. Why did the authorities remain silent? How did the police hunt down the most dangerous gangs in the USSR? And why did some criminals look like model citizens? Watch this episode to the end—this story reveals a different side of the post-war Soviet Union. Timestamps: 00:00 — Post-war Fear That the Newspapers Kept Silent 04:10 — Why Banditry Swept the USSR 08:25 — The Glaz Brothers: Gang, Connections, and Leningrad 12:15 — Belarus: War Without a Front Line 17:40 — Orlik's Gang and the Battle of Rovinj 22:30 — Latvia: Valdoms and Factory Raids 26:20 — "America": A Daring Raid in Moscow 30:10 — "Black Cat": Model Citizens with Arms 35:20 — Kazan: Nighttime Apartment Attacks 39:40 — Ukraine, Rostov, and Forest Gangs 45:05 — The Port of Odessa and Fear After Sunset 48:10 — What They Hid About the Post-War USSR I recommend subscribing to the channel so you don't miss new episodes. Also watch our video about the horrors of the post-war USSR, when thousands of people died of starvation every day, and the government sold grain to Europe. Who was to blame, and why was it covered up? Watch our investigation! WATCH:    • ПОСЛЕ ПОБЕДЫ НАЧАЛСЯ НОВЫЙ КОШМАР: КАК СОТ...   #USSR #USSRHistory #USSRGangs #SovietUnion #PostwarUSSR #USSRCrime #NKVD #MVD #Stalin #History #TrueCrime #SovietHistory