Serial killer Andrey Chikatilo The worst man in the USSR

Today our story is about Andrei Chikatilo, perhaps the most famous serial killer of the Soviet Union.
In the Rostov region and other regions of the country, he committed 43 proven murders, although, according to operational data,
Chikatilo had much more victims.
The maniac hunted children and teenagers, lured them into his lair and brutally killed them.
Andrei Chikatilo committed his first crimes while working at a school.
It was then that he began to experience a perverse attraction to his students.
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Andrey Chikatilo was born on October 16, 1936 in the village of Yablochnoye, Kharkov (now Sumy) region.
His father Roman was a descendant of a dispossessed peasant.
The origin of the surname Chikatilo itself is unknown: in his mature years, Andrei tried to find out, but to no avail.
When the Great Patriotic War began, he was only four years old.
His father left to fight - he soon began to command a partisan detachment,
and taking care of the boy and his older brother Stepan completely fell on the shoulders of the mother,
who worked at a local state farm. For the Chikatilo family, as well as for the whole country, the hardest time has come.
It is possible that the terrible pictures of the war years affected Andrei's psyche.
- the consequences of the bombing and the bodies of the dead, who were transported to burial sites on carts.
And at the end of 1942, the Germans came to the village of Yablochnoye. Having gathered some of the local residents, the Nazis led them to be shot.
Curious boys followed, among whom was six-year-old Andrey.
The children had no idea that after the execution of the adults, the Germans would open fire on them.
In front of Chikatilo's eyes, peers of the same age fell, decimated by bullets.
At some point, Andrei stumbled and, hitting his head on a stone, lost consciousness.
He woke up among the bloody bodies: the SS believed that he was dead and thrown into the pit along with the others.
From fear, Andrei could not move and lay among the dead until morning.
In 1943, a younger sister, Tatiana, was born to Chikatilo.
This story in the family was shrouded in mystery: after all, the girl was born at that moment,
when the head of the family has been at the front for a couple of years.
According to some reports, Andrei's mother could become pregnant after being raped by a German soldier.
Be that as it may, after the birth of Tatyana, the Chikatilo family was on the brink of survival.
“Plump [from hunger] walked in order to survive. What kind of caresses are there? " - Andrey recalled many years later.
In order to somehow drown out hunger, he even had to eat grass and roots.
At that time, he developed the main fear of his entire life - the fear of being eaten.
It was this fate, according to Andrei's mother, befell his older brother Stepan,
which was kidnapped and eaten by the neighbors distraught with hunger.
There is a version that the boy was actually eaten by his own relatives.
- but she has no reliable confirmation.
The fight against the Nazis for Father Andrei ended with German captivity,
where he worked in a mine and spent some time in a concentration camp.
Roman was liberated by the Allied troops, but the camps of Komi and Chuvashia were waiting for him at home
- there Chikatilo Sr., a patient with tuberculosis, was sent because of suspicion of complicity with the Nazis.
Having survived in a concentration camp, he did not survive the Soviet camps.

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