Continuing the theme about the participation of the "bloody gebni" and the military in the tragedy associated with the death of the Dyatlov group, I turn to the military. Or rather, the armed guards of some prison camp nearby.
Let's start with the fact that the protection of camps with prisoners and other military facilities in 1959 was carried out by conscripts and these units were part of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. There were also guard services in the composition of other troops, but they were engaged in the protection of the objects of their units and no more.
I want to emphasize once again that these were already conscripts, that is, young people called to serve two years and return home.
Moreover, they were all the same Komsomol members as the tourists from the Dyatlov group. In the divisions there were Komsomol organizers and political instructors who constantly conducted propaganda about the best Soviet way of life in the world.
To assert that these soldiers, on any order, could go and kill nine people, among whom two girls can only be a mentally abnormal person.
These soldiers were simply not ready for this. They were not taught to kill people easily and simply. I assure you, not every person is capable of killing an unarmed person. This requires not only skill, but a psychological attitude.
And besides, these units are in the same department as the prosecutor's office. How can they hide something from each other? That is, the Minister of Internal Affairs concealed the case from himself?
After all, only he could give the command to hide the ends of this high-profile case. No party workers could force him to do this. I repeat once again that it was a different time and different people. There was euphoria from the GENERAL victory and to think that military detachments were running within Soviet society, who killed anyone at any time is, to put it mildly, nonsense.
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As for the secrecy associated with radiation, I can advise you to read about the explosion of a radioactive waste container at the Mayak chemical plant in 1957. Then the radiation cloud covered a large area along the Ural Mountains.
Everything was classified. But no detachments rushed through the forests and did not destroy anyone there. The people, in principle, were aware, but did not spread much. There was enough of a request not to speak about it under threat of imprisonment for anti-Sovietism.
But not more.
Based on the foregoing, I have great doubts that the KGB or the military could be involved in the deaths of tourists.