Presentation on _Victory Day_

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Presentation on "Victory Day"
by Varvara Buyanova and Pelagia Deinega, 8th grade
9
May

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History of the holiday
The holiday was created to
commemorate the end of the
Great Patriotic War, which
lasted from 1941 to 1945. On
May 9, at 12:43 a.m. Moscow
time, Nazi Germany announced
its surrender.

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First celebration
In honor of this event, the first
Victory Parade took place on
Red Square in Moscow on
June 24.On Red Square there
were soldiers and combat
vehicles: T-34, BM-13
Katyusha, ZIS-3 cannon, GAZ
M-1

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Бм-13 Катюша
Т-34

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Main traditions
The Victory Parade, the Immortal
Regiment, the laying of flowers at
memorials and the Eternal Flame, a
minute of silence, festive
fireworks, and the St. George's
Ribbon- are the main traditions
that unite generations, preserve
the memory of sacrifices and
heroism, and express gratitude to
veterans.

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Eternal Flame
Interesting fact: approximately 5,500
m3 of natural gas or 12 tons of
liquefied petroleum gas are required
annually to maintain the Eternal
Flame.

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NO ONE IS FORGOTTEN
NOTHING IS FORGOTTEN