Eternal flame on a white background. Eternal flame. Craft for Victory Day

“The Great Patriotic War” - B.S. Ugarov “Leningrad (1941)”, 1961. A.A. Deineka “Defense of Sevastopol”, 1942. P.A. Krivonogov “Victory” 1945-1947. S.N. Prisekin “Marshals of the Soviet Union Mr. K. Zhukov and K. K. Rokossovsky on Red Square on June 24, 1945” (fragment), 1985. M.I. Samsonov “Sister” (fragment), 1954. Visually - didactic manual, Mosaika-Sintez publishing house.

“The Great Patriotic War of 1941” - Mothers often do not sleep at night - mothers are waiting for their sons. A. Of course, in leadership of the military. Poetry. Great Patriotic WarGreat Patriotic WarSiege of Leningrad. How many heroes did the partisan movement give birth to? The family demanded salvation, demanded support. And in technical terms, the Soviet troops were seriously inferior to the Germans.

“The Home Front during the Second World War” - ? More than a thousand writers went to the front. The intensification of the national movement caused a tightening of the national policy of the country's leadership. National policy during the Second World War. Hitler believed that the multinational Soviet power would collapse from the very beginning of the war. Ioffe A. - radars, S. Chaplygin - new models of aircraft.

“Death camps” - Salaspils - a death camp in the territory of Latvia occupied by the Nazis during World War II and intended for the mass extermination of people. According to eyewitness accounts, more than 100,000 people were killed in the camp. )