Secrets of Hitler's "Werewolf" Headquarters

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1995.

The first film in the series "Around the Secrets of "Werewolf"" is dedicated to little-known historical research on the functioning of Adolf Hitler's headquarters near Vinnytsia during World War II.

On the video: the territory of the bunker, research; historians talk about the search for the object; black-and-white chronicle of World War II; veteran partisans from Vinnytsia talk about the battles in the region, the arrival of Hitler and the military leadership of the Third Reich to Vinnytsia; historical background.

The following spoke about "Werewolf": Yaroslav Branko, Ivan Bezugliy, Bohdan Sushinsky, Mykola and Maria Kovalenko, Yevhen Zakharyan, Mykola Leonov, Yuriy Zeldin, Igor Fedorov.

The director of the film is Volodymyr Trygubov.

Reference: The "Werewolf" headquarters was a field command post of Adolf Hitler near Vinnytsia, created in 1941–1943 to control the fighting on the Eastern Front. The complex consisted of a system of fortified sectors with underground bunkers, communications infrastructure and autonomous support; Hitler spent a total of 156 days in this headquarters and made strategic decisions regarding the course of military operations.