| Eight years after banding, autumn-ringed birds were recovered in the Kalinin district. |
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| According to the lawyer Nicolas Kalinin, there is no official acknowledgement of this situation. |
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| We know today how a mass murderer like Vasily Blokhin behaved in the NKVD cellars in Kalinin, in a slaughterhouse that Blokhin himself created. |
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| The kind of mechanical mass killing that occurred in the NKVD cellars in Kalinin is this type of violence. |
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| It was near where the NKVD officers had their country homes, near my own dacha, near the village of Mednoe, about 20 miles from Kalinin. |
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| The following nine sites were chosen for this assistance: In Russia: Smolensk, Sosnovy Bor, Kola, Kalinin, Balakovo, and Beloyarsk. |
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| After graduating from secondary school in 1969, he started his career as a borer apprentice at the plant n.a. Kalinin. |
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| Having proved himself a loyal servant of the new boss Beria, Blokhin was now entrusted with the delicate operation of the mass execution at Kalinin. |
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| Besides prison guards and drivers, including Tokarev's personal chauffeur Sukharev, however, the main executioner at Kalinin was none other than Stalin's most experienced killer, Vasily Blokhin. |
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| Read Army units enter the liberated city of Kalinin. |
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| For example, this could include Euratom loan financing for the Kalinin 3 reactor, which could be linked to the phasing out of at least one first generation VVER 440 230 reactor. |
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| The deportations of the prisoners from Ostashkov, the special camp that was centrally controlled by the Moscow NKVD, ended in Kalinin, where the victims were also shot in the cellars of the local headquarters. |
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| The Wehrmacht occupied Kalinin for two months from October 17 to December 16, 1941, leaving the city in ashes. |
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| Kalinin was the first major city in Europe to be liberated from the Wehrmacht. |
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| During the Cold War, Kalinin was home to the Kryuchkovo air base, which is no longer in service. |
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