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It is 1942. World War II. The Germans are fighting on Russian territory and collecting prisoners in their camps. Beginning in 1942, the measures to impose a feudal regime were accompanied by mass deportations of the population to forced labor and slavery in Germany. At the same time, the Germans did not take into account either family status or the interests of the individual - they separated husbands from wives, mothers from children. On June 29, 1941, partisan units were created on a voluntary basis. People of any age and nationality could become partisans. The goal of the partisans was to resist Germany's plans. [Army Group North (Land Forces Group Nord) was an operational-strategic force of the Wehrmacht in World War II on the northern section of the Eastern Front. Under the command of Field Marshal Kerth {actually Field Marshal Georg von Küchler, commander of Army Group North from January 17, 1942.}. In 1942, as a result of the combat operations of the German Army Group North, 5 partisan bases were destroyed, 550 partisans were killed and 500 partisans were captured.] The battle for the German-occupied transport hub of Kholm began on January 18, 1942, with a partisan attack. The main attack took place at 4 a.m., with about 400 partisans participating. At the cost of heavy losses and the loss of all their vehicles, the Germans managed to repel the enemy attack, as the partisans had used up all their ammunition during the long urban battle and were forced to retreat. To combat the partisans, German troops used special units that secretly tracked down the partisans and suddenly attacked them from close range. Special groups raided partisan warehouses and supply bases, and attacked large partisan headquarters. After the partisan base was destroyed and almost all the survivors retreated, one of the partisans was left lying half-dead under a bush. His legs were shot, but his bones and arteries were not affected, which gave him a better chance of survival. The young man took cover in thick rose bushes.

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