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Hello dear guys Today we
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will conduct a lesson that is dedicated to One of the
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most important pages in the history of the Great
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Patriotic War and our
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history is the siege of Leningrad. The siege of
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Leningrad has become a real
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symbol of the feat and masculinity of the people
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who lived in this city. In general, people
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who live in our country But in
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addition, the blockade of Leningrad is a war
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crime. And most importantly, it
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is a fact of genocide of the population
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that was carried out by the
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Nazi troops and
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their accomplices, attention to the screen
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[music]
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dear friends,
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special
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tragic pages of Russian
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history for 872 days are connected with the blockade of Leningrad in the besieged
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Leningrad of the Leningrad region,
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about a million of our citizens died,
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mostly civilians against whom
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real genocide was unleashed defending
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Leningrad liberating the city. The Soviet
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people made a tremendous contribution to the
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approach of the Great Victory despite the
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most difficult trials, Soviet citizens
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rallied in the face of the threat and showed the
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whole world an example of Perseverance and courage
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with since the breaking of the siege of Leningrad,
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80 years have passed; the feat of our
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predecessors does not fade. On behalf of the
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Minister of Education of the Russian
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Federation, Sergei Sergeevich Kravtsov,
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I would once again like to draw your attention to the fact that it is more
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important than ever to carefully preserve the memory
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of these events and we will continue to
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pass it on to the younger generation.
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After all, it is on such heroic
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examples, we instill in children a sense
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of patriotism, the
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deepest respect for their history and the
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history of their country,
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of course, when we talk about the siege of
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Leningrad, we remember the thousands of people
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who lived in this city and, of course,
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not all survived the siege. But
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what happened from 1941 to We will see the year 1944 in the
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city on the Neva in the following
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video fragment. On June 22, 1941,
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Nazi Germany attacked our
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country. After getting used to quick
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victories over Western countries, the Nazis
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planned to end the war against the
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Soviet Union in 6-8 weeks, break
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into the rear and capture Moscow. and
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Leningrad will be wiped off the face of the earth after the
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defeat of the Soviet Army, the existence of
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this city will not make any
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sense, wrote Adolf Hitler. Therefore, in
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September 1941, in order not to incur
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heavy losses during the assault on Leningrad, the
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German command issued a directive
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which literally said the following:
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we propose to tightly blockade the city and level it
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from the ground with the help of
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artillery of all calibers and continuous
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bombing from the air, this task
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was to be carried out by the fascist troops of
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Army Group North in order to close the
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deadly ring around Leningrad,
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the Germans transferred to the city additional
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Armed units formed
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in Belgium Italy Spain Netherlands
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Norway as well as Volunteers from among the
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Austrians Latvians Poles French and
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Chekhov On September 8,
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1941, after the capture of Shlisselburg,
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the history of the blockade of Leningrad began, one
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of the most tragic events of the Great
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Patriotic War. The Nazis were sure
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that this siege would not be long, because in the
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besieged city there were 3 million
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people left, 400 thousand of them were children. There were no such
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significant food supplies in
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Leningrad. to all forecasts
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Even with the strictest economy of
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food and fuel in the city, there was a
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maximum of 60 days left in the city in besieged
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Leningrad, famine began
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so that there was enough food for everyone, they began to
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issue food on cards. But every month the
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norm for issuing became less and
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less, and by the end of 1941, children in the
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besieged In Leningrad they received only 125
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grams of bread; the worker’s ration was a little
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more than 200 grams, and even these 125 grams
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were not bread and they
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added everything that could be edible from pure
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flour; wallpaper dust; potholes from burlap; sawdust
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and even cake; in besieged Leningrad,
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fuel supplies in residential buildings ran out
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the electricity was turned off in the houses, the
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water supply system was broken, the sewage system was partially destroyed,
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people were dying of hunger and
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cold in their apartments, hospitals and
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even on the streets, my
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grandmother died on January 25 at three o'clock in the afternoon,
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1942
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Leka died on March 17 at 5 o'clock in the morning,
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1942 my
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mother
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died on May 13
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in 7:30 o'clock in the morning
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1942 how will I live without my mother This is
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Tanya Savicheva's diary the most terrible 9
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pages of clouds of Leningrad written by an
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11-year-old girl and the last entry the
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Savichevs died died everyone was left alone
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Tanya children of the blockade those of them who could still
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move despite scurvy dystrophy
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next to the adults they fought for every
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minute of the life of the condemned Leningrad they
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repaired the clothes of the wounded and cut bandages
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they carried water they chopped firewood they delivered
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letters home and spoke to the
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families of the Red Guards the younger guys
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stood in lines for bread they went to the
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Neva for water And they were also on duty
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on the roofs every day and extinguished German
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incendiary shells during the siege
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of Leningrad, about 150
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thousand shells were fired and more than 107
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thousand
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citizens were dropped during the artillery shelling, this side of
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the street is the most dangerous,
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such inscriptions in besieged Leningrad were
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applied to the Northern and North-Eastern
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sides of the streets, the Nazis fired at the city
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from the Pulkovo heights and from Strelna,
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both adults and children saved from bombing and
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fire the incredible beauty of St. Isaac's and
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Kazan Cathedrals of the Winter Palace,
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masterpieces of the Hermitage and Peterhof in besieged
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Leningrad, Shostakovich began writing his
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famous seventh symphony, here
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Olga Berggolts read her poems Leningrad Didn't
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give up, stood because she fought for him the
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whole country, or as
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those who benefited from the Big Land said back then,
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Leningrad could only maintain communication with the Big Land
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by air or by
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water across Lake Ladoga, and this is how
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the Road of Life appeared in documents
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and on maps, it was listed as military
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highway number 101, your
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one and a half car carries food
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for 10 thousand rations for 10 thousand people,
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driver save these lives, such a sign
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greeted every driver driving
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onto the ice of the Ladoga Road of Life and they
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saved the enemy under shelling and bombing, the
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driver’s path was constantly in wait for
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danger such as ice, so no one
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closed the doors.
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This was the only chance to have
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time to jump out of the sinking cars in
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just one day on November 29, 1941,
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52 cars went under water
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despite everything in November on thin
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ice. Roads of life Leningrad
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delivered about 100 tons of cargo daily by
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December this figure increased by 3 and by January
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by 10 times on the way back the same cars
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transported exhausted people from Leningrad
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in two years, the Soviet military was able to
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evacuate one million 376
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thousand people in Ladoga, mostly
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old people, women and children, according to the testimony of
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one of the drivers who worked on the road of
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life, Alexander Nikolaevich Shabov, the
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hardest thing was not jumping a standing
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car onto the ice, not shelling and not fighting the
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cold, the hardest thing was not to give the
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newly evacuated
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exhausted people food to eat, otherwise a quick death awaited them. It
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was especially difficult to come to an agreement
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with the children, only three percent of the Leningraders who died during the
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siege were killed by bombs
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and shells, and people died every day from hunger and cold in the
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city 6 -7 thousand
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people now it’s hard for us to even
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imagine what kind of trials
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these people had to go through, having gathered all their strength,
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they tried not just to survive but
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to maintain respect, first of all, for
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themselves, few people know, but the residents of
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Leningrad, dying of hunger,
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preserved their zoo, not a single animal
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during the blockade was not eaten up by the
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Leningraders, by their example they proved that
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even in war, in the most difficult situation, a
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Man can and must remain a
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man. I am 60, as the Germans planned, and
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Leningrad, besieged by enemies, survived for 872 days. On January 18, 1943, as a
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result of the offensive
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operation Iskra, the troops of the Leningrad and
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Volkhov fronts broke through ring of
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the blockade and on January 27, 1944, the city on
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the Neva was completely liberated
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after watching this video I would
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really like to share with you the usual
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numbers 3 million people lived in
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Leningrad before the blockade began and 400 thousand
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among them were children
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The blockade lasted 872 days 125 grams of bread
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for a child was given for one day, we
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understand that these are numbers, but behind each of these
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numbers there is a real human life, the
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fate of people, and today in
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our lesson we will work with
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sources, sources, we will have personal
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diary entries and they are the
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real evidence of the heroism of the
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courage of our Soviet citizens and the very
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real crimes of the Nazis We
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have
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these documents in the hall and those who wish can
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now read these fragments
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please with an open hand You can
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just read it please We
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have the first people who want to listen
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Galya Zimnitskaya 14 years old siege
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schoolgirl survived the siege on December 2,
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1941 in the hospital all the
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glass in the rooms has blown out; darkness from the plywood patches
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in the windows; most of the wounded, especially seriously,
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are in a bomb shelter; the
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consequences of the raid are being urgently eliminated;
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glass is being inserted;
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lamps, a fire started in two places,
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which in the confusion was not immediately
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noticed. And yet, the fire was extinguished on their
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own before the firefighters arrived.
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One wounded man admitted to me that he
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was not as scared at the front as here,
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everything is clear where the enemy is coming from where to
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shoot. Where to shoot? And here you feel driven
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beast
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I helped remove garbage from the wards until late in the evening,
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took it out into the yard Broken
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glass, plaster, cuttings of plywood
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Thank you very much for
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reading these lines to us, you bring history to life,
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please those who still want to
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read these entries, please We
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have someone who wants to
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Galya Zemnitskaya 14 years old blockade
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schoolgirl survived blockade of December 4,
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1941 hunger sucks day and night Uncle
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Misha can barely move his
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legs are weakened his mother has changed beyond recognition his
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grandmother has dried up all over, but
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has become more mobile than before the skin on her face
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and body hangs in skinny folds Sasha
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works in the hostel of the tram park of
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Kalinin's name day as a castellan washes
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bed linen at night, dries damp
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clothes and shoes, generally disappears there for
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days since the trams don’t run, it’s
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profitable conductors are now busy
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with different jobs, clears the roads from
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snow, collects firewood and the
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like, now the grandmother receives a work
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card, but unfortunately, except for bread on
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cards in the store There is nothing yet, I
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have seen many times how slaves are carried on a sled
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or sewn up in a sheet in the
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direction of the Shuvalovsky cemetery
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Thank you very much when you hear these
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lines these words It is difficult to imagine that
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these are the words of a person who was an eyewitness
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and participant in these events please still
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eat we have people who want to read these very
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lines of diary entries Yes, we
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still have people who want to, please let's
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pass the microphone above Yura Ryabinkin 16
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years old, a blockade survivor, a schoolboy died in 1942,
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December 5, 1941, my mother has the right to
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always trust in the best, now we must
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believe that we are evacuating, this is how it should
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be and although my mother can barely walk, she will
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recover, although she is born with pain in her
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left side, she will go away, although her mother has no shoes, we do
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n’t have felt boots or warm clothes. We will break out of
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this hungry tribe of
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Leningrad, but now it’s already evening, there is
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an alarm, anti-aircraft guns are drinking, bombs are exploding, the
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most terrible lottery is being played out where
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the gain for a person is life and the loss is
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death This is life hunger severe hunger
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Thank you very much we have heard the
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diary entries of the residents of Leningrad
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who lived during the blockade in this
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city and we understand with you that the
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residents of Leningrad did not give up mother
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says that you need to believe in the best thing
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is a quote from the Diary and we see that
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life in the city did not stop, it
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continued. It’s hard to believe
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it always really fascinated me that on May 31,
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1942, a physical education festival was held in the city,
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one of the central events of
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this holiday. It was a football match
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that took place at the stadium Dynamo
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teams played Dynamo Leningrad and the
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Ennsky factory team, the score of the match was 6:0
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but there were no losers, there were winners, there
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were people who came to the stadium, there were
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people who played football. Despite the fact that the
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city was in a tight ring of the enemy,
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the city continued to live, and exactly 872
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days later The blockade was lifted. But in addition, there was a
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breakthrough of the blockade of Leningrad. We will now
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hear with you about how people wrote about
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this in their diaries, and of course we are
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writing to you, dear guys, so that anyone
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who wants to read these diary
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entries, please, we have those who want to. Yes,
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I see you, please
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Claudia Orlova 18 years old siege survivor
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pharmacist
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January 18,
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1943 we are sitting in the evening drinking tea but what
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is the
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breaking of the siege of Leningrad I can’t believe my
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ears but the radio can’t lie it means
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hunger will go away they will bring us food cheers to
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the rejoicing There was no end we went out into the
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street Although it was already 12 o’clock at night all
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night they couldn’t sleep people kissed
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each other hugged and cried
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Thank you very much Let’s hear more
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fragments from the diary entries
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Moreover, this is a very important historical
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source please Ksenia Vladimirovna
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Polzikova scar 54 years old poster
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teacher January 19,
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1943 8 o’clock I’m going to school there I can already
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hear children joyful,
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excited voices Congratulations congratulations to
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the office teachers joyfully greet
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each other each of the children wants to
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tell how he found out about the breaking of
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the blockade
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we were not sleeping when the radio started talking mom
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opened the door to the corridor and screamed
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come come quickly Victory all the residents of
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the apartment crowded into our room and
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everyone was crying says excitedly one of the
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girls I was sleeping and in a dream I saw that they were saying
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that the Blockade had been broken in the morning
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I told my mother she said you didn’t
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see a dream but heard the radio through a dream. Then
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I’m jumping and I don’t know why I started to
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quickly get dressed, Kolya says the
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dining room is bright and joyful
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We hold a meeting for the seniors right after breakfast and for the
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younger ones after the first lesson, the children and
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teachers are beaming, can you imagine these are the words
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of the teacher, my colleagues Honestly, I
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couldn’t even imagine what happened in
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Leningrad In besieged Leningrad,
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classes continued to be taught and the school year
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went on, it’s amazing what my colleague teachers
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wrote immediately two lesson notes,
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one if there is no bombing and the second
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if there is a bombing,
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two lesson notes so that if
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something happens, go to the bomb shelter and
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continue the lesson there
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and always children. In addition to writing their
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class number of the school, they wrote the number of the
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boom shelter on their notebooks And you and I
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will listen to one more fragment. I think
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that we still have people who want
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to tell us and read the diary
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entry. Yes, please, we also have a
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source, a historical source, and
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you understand, we feel the invisible thread
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that is being
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stretched After 80 years, our
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ancestors are stretching out, please
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18 years blockade schoolgirl January 19,
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1943 The blockade was broken What could
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be stronger than these words no words
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can express the joy of a liberated
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Leningrader for exactly 17 months we were
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surrounded by a continuous ring of enemies Now
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we are connected to the mainland
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strangers hug and kiss each other on the
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street remember all their experiences and I can’t believe
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125 grams of bread, dead people lying on the
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street No, it was a very long time ago, it
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seems like a nightmare, a heavy, painful
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dream, but it all really happened
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because a vile enemy surrounded our city,
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trying to take it, tortured us in every possible way,
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thought to conquer it, but nothing came of it
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how Leningraders do not give up and
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every German will feel this sushi filthy
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nose to our country on his back
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these words are filled with the real
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emotions of people who survived that
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terrible blockade and every word in these
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historical sources confirms the
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feat of our ancestors the feat of the Soviet
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people who were able not only to survive the
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blockade but also subsequently to
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win the Great Patriotic War in
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order to plunge even further into the
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events that took place 80 years ago, we will
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watch another video fragment
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so that the words about the blockade of Leningrad,
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the famine, the famine and about 125 g of bread do not
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get lost and do not become routine
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phrases from the history textbook we tried to
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rely on facts on the video chronicle
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Memoirs of eyewitnesses cold
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statistics figures Let's look at the
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documentary footage that was filmed by
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doctors immediately after the breaking of the siege of
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Leningrad In 1943, the
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patient had a pronounced adenoma
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The patient slowly undresses
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slowly moves
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according to updated information for 872 days of
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the siege in Leningrad, more than 1 million
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people died, usually a slow death of starvation,
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more than a million women, children, old people, what
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is this if not genocide, what is this if not the
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deliberate destruction of a people, the
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term genocide itself was first heard in
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Nuremberg during a military tribunal,
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then the
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top officials of Nazi Germany,
00:21:45
accused of genocide and the commission of
00:21:48
war crimes against humanity.
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Unfortunately, in the work of the Nuremberg
00:21:52
Tribunal, the blockade of Leningrad never
00:21:54
received a full legal assessment. And on
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October 20, 2022, the St. Petersburg
00:22:00
City Court recognized the blockade of Leningrad
00:22:02
during the Great Patriotic War
00:22:04
as a crime against humanity,
00:22:06
genocide of the Soviet people, 80
00:22:09
years later this the historical error was
00:22:11
corrected so that this terrible story would
00:22:14
never be repeated again, the
00:22:16
great Russian commander Alexander
00:22:18
Vasilyevich Suvorov said the
00:22:20
war ends when the
00:22:22
last soldier is buried, add and the
00:22:26
last war criminal is punished,
00:22:29
historians have been
00:22:33
collecting the entire history of the Great
00:22:37
Patriotic War bit by bit for many years and
00:22:39
this is being done In order to preserve the
00:22:41
memory of what is an important
00:22:45
page in the history of our country, I would like to
00:22:47
give the floor to the rector of the
00:22:49
Moscow Pedagogical
00:22:50
State University, Doctor of
00:22:53
Historical Sciences Alexei Vladimirovich
00:22:56
Lubkov
00:22:57
80 years ago, on January 18,
00:23:01
1943, as a result of the successfully
00:23:05
carried out
00:23:06
military operation Iskra, the
00:23:09
ring of the blockade was broken, which for
00:23:14
Leningrad was surrounded for two years,
00:23:19
it was a great victory and great
00:23:22
joy for the residents of the besieged city
00:23:26
for the whole country,
00:23:28
for more than two years the city was under
00:23:34
siege, subjected to
00:23:36
air raids and artillery shelling, and
00:23:41
despite hunger and the most difficult
00:23:45
living conditions, the city stood, fought and
00:23:50
won, one more year remained until the
00:23:54
complete blockade of Leningrad, but already this
00:23:59
important success made it possible to connect the
00:24:03
city with the Mainland
00:24:06
not only through the road of life, which
00:24:08
was laid in winter on the ice of
00:24:13
Lake Ladoga, but also to build a railway to
00:24:17
connect Leningrad with the Mainland and
00:24:20
make it possible to
00:24:22
systematically and systematically supply the city of
00:24:26
Lenin
00:24:29
City on the Neva has always been a symbol of the
00:24:33
Resilience of the firmness of the Russian
00:24:37
Soviet Russian spirit Despite all the
00:24:42
difficult moments
00:24:45
days weeks months years
00:24:48
Leningraders, its defenders
00:24:51
fought, lived, won and created will
00:24:57
forever remain in our culture in
00:25:02
our national consciousness, the exploits of
00:25:04
Leningraders, the exploits of its defenders and the
00:25:09
exploits of its creators among them and Olga
00:25:13
Berggolts and Vsevolod Vishnevsky and
00:25:17
Dmitry Shostakovich
00:25:19
and our colleagues,
00:25:21
teachers, staff and students of the
00:25:24
Leningrad State
00:25:26
Pedagogical Institute named after
00:25:29
Alexander Ivanovich Herzen, who,
00:25:32
despite the Blockade,
00:25:35
taught classes even in this difficult time
00:25:40
and carried out their high Great
00:25:44
mission to pass on values ​​from one generation to
00:25:47
another and the traditions of our
00:25:51
culture, our history of our
00:25:54
education,
00:25:56
we have always been together with the Herzen State Pedagogical University
00:26:01
today, the Russian
00:26:02
State Pedagogical
00:26:04
University, and our biography also
00:26:07
has a lot in common because our then
00:26:10
Lenin Pedagogical Institute
00:26:14
worked here in Moscow almost the entire war, only for
00:26:17
one month, we interrupted for a while the
00:26:20
state of siege, but then in December 41 we were
00:26:24
one of the first to open our doors to
00:26:28
students. This suggests that our
00:26:32
people,
00:26:34
our
00:26:36
spirit, is invincible and today we must
00:26:41
remember to know this and rely on these glorious
00:26:44
traditions when we turn to the history of the
00:26:49
siege of Leningrad, we must understand
00:26:52
that it was not just an operation to
00:26:56
encircle the city, it was a direct genocide of the
00:27:00
Soviet people, and today, as part of the
00:27:03
project Without a statute of limitations, we again and
00:27:06
again turn to these tragic and
00:27:09
heroic pages of our history so
00:27:11
that our students, our students, the
00:27:15
new generations of Russians will always remember the
00:27:19
feat their grandfathers, great-grandfathers,
00:27:24
and I think that this is the most important thing to leave
00:27:28
in the hearts of the current generation the memory of a
00:27:32
great feat. No one is forgotten and nothing is
00:27:37
forgotten, as we see, justice
00:27:41
has triumphed. On October 20, 2022, the
00:27:46
St. Petersburg court satisfied the claim of the
00:27:49
St. Petersburg prosecutor's office and recognized the
00:27:53
blockade of Leningrad as military a crime
00:27:55
and a crime against humanity, the
00:27:59
victims and those killed in this case
00:28:03
were recognized, just think about it, 1
00:28:06
million
00:28:07
ninety-three thousand people
00:28:10
Dear guys, our lesson is coming to
00:28:13
an end Do you have any questions
00:28:16
questions about what we discussed today
00:28:22
Imagine Please ask your
00:28:24
questions
00:28:26
Nikita Institute of History politics Thank you
00:28:29
very much for the lesson and I would like to know
00:28:32
why it is so important now, after 80 years,
00:28:36
to talk about these events, the question is important and
00:28:40
I would really like to
00:28:42
answer it by inviting our
00:28:44
expert today, the
00:28:46
first vice-rector of the Moscow
00:28:48
Pedagogical State
00:28:49
University, candidates of pedagogical
00:28:51
sciences Natalya Yurievna Sklyarova please
00:28:58
thank you thank you
00:29:00
always the
00:29:01
end of the lesson is a difficult matter, the attention is
00:29:05
scattered, the guys are tired, but I look
00:29:09
at your faces and see how interesting the topic is to you
00:29:13
and not only interesting. It
00:29:16
touches your soul, you know. Once again
00:29:19
I am convinced of the law that you are our
00:29:23
children, you are our children, our grandchildren,
00:29:27
dear high school students, dear
00:29:31
my colleagues, future teachers of Russia,
00:29:36
preparing for this lesson and like any
00:29:40
teacher,
00:29:42
I write my notes and think, why am
00:29:45
I a mathematics teacher here? It’s
00:29:49
easier for me to explain
00:29:51
mathematical laws, algebra, geometry,
00:29:53
why am I here and that’s why this question
00:29:57
that you asked me, Nikita, you know it’s
00:30:00
just the same answers what I was talking about
00:30:03
all evening yesterday, preparing for this hand, I was
00:30:06
thinking why why and why this is
00:30:10
important to me.
00:30:11
For me personally,
00:30:13
historical memory is the
00:30:17
binding solution of our native home of
00:30:21
Russia, it consists of days, months, years,
00:30:28
centuries, filled with actions,
00:30:33
events, thoughts,
00:30:36
not only some then abstract people
00:30:39
and you and me, your parents,
00:30:45
grandparents, ancestors in the fourth, tenth,
00:30:49
twentieth generation, this is what we
00:30:53
talked about today. Why did we talk about
00:30:56
sad events? Why did we talk about
00:30:59
genocide? Because today there is a
00:31:03
mental war, a war to
00:31:11
tear your children and grandchildren away from your parents from your
00:31:15
grandparents from our common history
00:31:18
from those traditions from those values
00:31:22
that we looked at today they are
00:31:25
big global they are small
00:31:27
note not a single animal in dying
00:31:32
Leningrad was eaten or killed or quietly
00:31:37
stolen although children died in the
00:31:43
same way what remained was a gene pool consisting of seeds,
00:31:47
which
00:31:49
our scientists then sowed in the fields of our
00:31:52
great Great Motherland. How much strength of
00:31:55
Perseverance and courage was in you and me,
00:31:58
and in my ancestors. My
00:32:04
dear grandfather lost his leg; his second grandfather protects my
00:32:06
own hometown of Rostov-on-Don.
00:32:08
stood opposite the
00:32:12
Kwanton army defending the eastern
00:32:14
borders of our Russia,
00:32:16
my grandmother and mother are witnesses to the same
00:32:20
sad events And the Dean of our
00:32:23
people rushed and just recently
00:32:25
quite My mother, thank God, She was still
00:32:27
alive, she was already telling my grandchildren, they are
00:32:31
almost your age, that the history of
00:32:34
the genocide of the people is not whose -History
00:32:37
is our history. My mother
00:32:39
told me how before
00:32:42
people were taken to Zmievskaya ravine and
00:32:45
shot, destroyed, they were taken in
00:32:47
special cars and there were windows with
00:32:49
metal rods, and my
00:32:53
mother, as a child, together with her
00:32:55
mother and grandmother, all the other women on the street,
00:32:57
regardless to the fact that their painter
00:32:59
was shooting, they ran to these cars when they
00:33:03
stopped in front of the closing
00:33:05
railway barrier and the adults
00:33:09
picked up the children, my mother, they threw
00:33:11
there the remains of their food, carrots,
00:33:16
potatoes, pieces of bread, everything
00:33:19
they had Rostov was under occupation for two and a half years,
00:33:22
they were taken to death I didn’t know,
00:33:24
but they talked and my mother told me. They
00:33:27
just said this to my grandchildren and cried.
00:33:29
Don’t forget us. You remember. That’s why
00:33:35
I realized for myself that it’s
00:33:39
important for me to talk and talk while looking at your
00:33:43
sympathetic eyes. It’s not for nothing that the President of
00:33:46
Russia Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
00:33:48
is meeting now the residents of
00:33:50
besieged Leningrad just said those words
00:33:53
that will probably resonate in
00:33:56
everyone’s heart, he said that
00:33:57
historical memory must be preserved
00:34:01
precisely so that such tragedies
00:34:05
that our people experienced during the
00:34:07
Great Patriotic War never
00:34:10
happen again; alas, it makes practical sense so
00:34:13
that we can respond in a timely manner to those that
00:34:17
arise in in relation to our country,
00:34:19
threats
00:34:21
that Unfortunately,
00:34:24
we are witnessing today and therefore this
00:34:28
timely response of the President
00:34:32
to the announcement of a special military operation
00:34:35
and the actions of our
00:34:39
men there is
00:34:42
evidence that you and I are on the
00:34:46
right path,
00:34:48
otherwise what is shown to us
00:34:53
on television is what is happening in the Donbass
00:34:56
and we We convince you during personal
00:34:59
meetings with the residents of Donbass that it could be
00:35:04
on our territory,
00:35:07
and Vasily Osipovich Klyuchevsky, the famous
00:35:10
ancestor of ours, said history
00:35:15
punishes for ignorance of the lessons, so it is important
00:35:19
that Personally, we and you personally, because
00:35:24
everyone in the family has exactly these are the
00:35:27
bricks that make up the building,
00:35:30
our home is our home and the stronger our
00:35:35
memory. Moreover, I emphasize what is effective
00:35:37
in business, here we are in class today.
00:35:39
This is our business with you, and the stronger
00:35:43
this solution, the stronger our home means. And the
00:35:47
kinder our
00:35:51
the more comfortable and warmer it is for our hearts
00:35:54
to remember these tragic events,
00:35:58
in my opinion this is our duty. After all, they
00:36:01
said you will remember because the
00:36:05
genocide of the Soviet people in those years was
00:36:07
genocide. Today it really
00:36:11
has no statute of limitations. Thank you
00:36:15
[applause]
00:36:23
very much Natalya Yuryevna for your words,
00:36:27
our lesson is coming to an end, but I would like to
00:36:31
tell you that you can
00:36:34
learn more about what happened in the history of
00:36:38
our country, including the history of the
00:36:40
Great Patriotic War, using the
00:36:42
project Without a statute of limitations using a
00:36:44
large number of different platforms and
00:36:48
book resources using my
00:36:50
history teachers and of course I would like to end with
00:36:53
the words of Olga Bertgolts No one is forgotten and
00:36:57
nothing is forgotten Thank you very much the lesson
00:37:01
is over
00:37:04
[applause]
00:37:09
[music]

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