Незакрытый фронт: Суражские ворота в системе партизанской войны

It's the autumn of 1941. The German front line stretches across the entire country—but in one place it never quite closes. Forty kilometers along the Iput River, in the city of Surazh, Bryansk Oblast. Up to eighty thousand people—soldiers, partisans, scouts, and civilians—passed through this corridor over the course of twelve months. The Surazh Gate fueled one of the largest partisan movements on the Eastern Front. The Wehrmacht knew about the corridor but couldn't close it. Find out why in this episode. ⚠️ This video may contain artistic elements and the author's interpretation of events.