A Soldier's Last Stand (Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty)
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Channel: Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty · 2010 · News & Politics
Of the more than 10 million Soviet soldiers killed during WWII, many were buried in unmarked graves. One of them was Mikhail Kulygin, who died in a battle near the village of Galki in what is now Belarus. In April 2010, the soldier's grandson, RFE/RL correspondent Alexander Kulygin, joined his father on a journey to find Mikhail Kulygin's final resting place. Produced by Alexander Kulygin, RFE/RL's Russian Service
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