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Meeting of General Dwight Eisenhower, Supreme Commander of Allied Expeditionary Forces in Europe, who arrived to sign the Declaration of Germany's Defeat.
Yuri Borisovich Levitan, announcer of the All-Union Radio.
Colonel-General V.I. Kuznetsov, commander of the 3rd Shock Army.
The first train in a liberated city.
Direct train service Berlin-Moscow launched. Germany, Berlin. May 1945.
Kiev Commissar Colonel F.N. Ivashkin thanks Kiev schoolboy Kostya Kravchuk.
Amateur concert (Belarus)
Amateur concert (Belarus)
Amateur concert (Belarus)
Frontline correspondents and the Commandant of Berlin Colonel General N. Berzarin
Search for the enemy in the destroyed factory floor (Stalingrad)
Meeting of General Dwight Eisenhower, Supreme Commander of Allied Expeditionary Forces in Europe, who arrived to sign the Declaration of Germany's Defeat.
Yuri Borisovich Levitan, announcer of the All-Union Radio.
Colonel-General V.I. Kuznetsov, commander of the 3rd Shock Army.
The first train in a liberated city.
Direct train service Berlin-Moscow launched. Germany, Berlin. May 1945.
Kiev Commissar Colonel F.N. Ivashkin thanks Kiev schoolboy Kostya Kravchuk.
Amateur concert (Belarus)
Amateur concert (Belarus)
Amateur concert (Belarus)
Frontline correspondents and the Commandant of Berlin Colonel General N. Berzarin
Search for the enemy in the destroyed factory floor (Stalingrad)
Kiev Commissar Colonel F.N. Ivashkin thanks Kiev schoolboy Kostya Kravchuk.

Kiev Commissar Colonel F.N. Ivashkin thanks Kiev schoolboy Kostya Kravchuk.

Colonel F.N. Ivashkin, military governor of Kyiv, expresses gratitude to Kyiv schoolboy Kostya Kravchuk who preserved the banners of two Red Army rifle regiments that perished during the encirclement of Kyiv in autumn 1941.

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Author
A. Arkhipov
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Russian Culture Foundation

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