I’ll add this. That 4-family house was demolished long ago, and a 2,000-unit apartment building was built in its place. However, those 16 people planted a Christmas tree in Trezor’s grave. It still stands.

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There’s a lot of variation in the numbers for the number of victims, isn’t there?

In fact, it’s quite common. An executioner for some, a savior for others.

In my opinion, it’s a five-round AVS-36. It’s difficult to see in the photo.

Moreover, the Lend-Lease program for the USSR began after the Siege of Leningrad. Western weapons would not have been available there.

Why am I getting negative ratings? This is also a story.

https://pictolic.com/article/the-feat-of-the-soviet-chauffeur-how-maxim-tverdokhleb-delivered-tangerines-to-the-children-of-besieged-leningrad

The exact date of Maxim’s death is unknown. However, he survived the war and died in the mid‑1970s.

This is true. Here is an article in Lithuanian (there is no English version). https://lt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danilas_Kiutinenas