"THE MOST SECRET WAR"...: OFFICIAL SCIENCE, WORKS OF WRITERS AND SCIENTISTS AND ORAL HISTORY IN SEARCHING FOR SECRETS OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR
"The most secret war," called the Second World War Yu. Slepukhin. E. Kotsbek emphasizes another point: a person wants to embody history in such a way as to outgrow it. The study of the secrets of this war and the study of the person who passed through this war should be devoted to a comprehensive analysis. The theoretical understanding and practical consideration of many historically important events can be significantly enriched by the application of the approaches of "oral history" and the study of the sacred works of war (artistic, journalistic, scientific) of its participants and witnesses, scientists, etc. The importance of this point is connected with the fact that any event, for example, any civil war in the history of mankind is a clash of several forces, each of which has its own truth. By giving the monopoly of truth to any one warring party, we inevitably distort the picture and sin against history. A vivid example of this is the events of the Second World War.