By Victor Duda
Initially, the fighters perceived them of ordinary trophies that could be used against the occupiers themselves, but the marking on ammunition forced to learn about their history. The regiment's press service says that the detonators found on the Russian composition of ammunition were in the Soviet Union after he treated Poland on September 17, 1939 on September 17, 1939. Two totalitarian regimes in August 1939 signed a commercial agreement, and in February next year it was supplemented.
According to these agreements, Moscow received military equipment, machines, technologies and raw materials from Germany. Among the ammunition transmitted were detonators with swastika. Part of the detonators marked with the symbol of the Hitler regime is still stored in warehouses in the Russian Federation. "Nazi weapons are still used to destroy people. Hitler's and Stalin's regimes have disappeared, instead Putin came; the names are different, but the essence is one and the same.
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