Russian Guerrillas Fight For Peace

The transcript describes the capture of Catio, a guerrilla leader, by the Red Army. Despite Nazi offers of rewards, the local population resisted and supported guerrilla fighters. These fighters, operating in small bands, struck with sudden force as part of the People's Army. The narrative emphasizes the fight for freedom, family, and peace.

What was the significance of the Red Army's capture of Catio?

Describe the role of guerrilla leaders in the fight against the Nazis.

What were the rewards offered for information about the guerrilla fighters?

How did the guerrilla fighters operate in their struggle?

What does the phrase 'the good fight for freedom' imply about the motivations of the fighters?