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Legendary Soviet and Russian gunmaker Mikhail Kalashnikov could not invent his famous AK-47. But a chain of circumstances it happened that the most reliable machine in the world appeared in Russia.[C-BLOCK]

Along with numerous rights and powers of the title of thief in law carries with it great responsibility. Representative of the criminal elite can not cooperate with the official authorities, it should not carry out the orders and instructions of the security forces. Despite this limitation, some thieves-in-law fought bravely on the fronts of the great Patriotic war were awarded orders and medals for numerous exploits. What happened to them after the victory?

The history of any war is always two different views on the conduct of hostilities: generals playing war in the cards for staff and soldiers, who have to die in the trenches, implementing a strategy plan in life. The great Patriotic war was no exception, proving to the soldiers and officers of the 6th army of Paulus the hopelessness of the Nazi adventure.

World-famous designer Mikhail Kalashnikov is best known as the Creator of the world's most popular machine. However, this is not the first and not the last of his offspring.

About the heroism of the Belarusian pioneer hero Marata Kazeya, especially in the Soviet years, a lot has been written. But his sister Ariadne is most often forgotten. Meanwhile they fought in the same partisan detachment. Then Ariadna Ivanovna lost both legs. On crutches, she stood at a chalkboard until the end of his life, at times hitting students with your statements.