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Victory Day in Russia
Выполнила учитель английского языка
Балова Танзиля Биляловна
Гимназия №4 г. Усть-Джегута
One of the most remarkable public events in Russia is Victory Day. It is traditionally celebrated on the 9th of May. This patriotic holiday commemorates the victory of the USSR over the Nazi Germany .
Remember and Proud of!
Many people have lost their loved ones and close relatives during this ruthless war. From one hand everyone is happy that the country wasn’t occupied by the fascist invaders, from the other hand everyone grieves over their loss.
The V-Day Traditions
On this day, TV networks
broadcast World War II-
inspired films.
World War II
documentaries are often
aired nationally on
television to tell
the stories of the war
and to honor
the veterans
who gave their lives.
Every year in honour of this day
in all cities across the country
lots of cheerful parades
and celebrations are held.
Despite the fact that
the holiday is celebrated in
a flamboyant way, May 9 is
a sad day for the majority
of our population.
Common symbols of Victory Day
Common symbols of Victory Day in Russia are:
St. George ribbon– people wear
this black-and-yellow ribbon
on their clothes or tie it to car antennas
as a sign of respect and remembrance.
Red Star medal
Red Star medal –
a military distinction for bravery.
Giving flowers
Another tradition is to give flowers, usually red carnations,
to veterans in the street and to lay wreaths at the war memorial sites.
Red carnations
Red carnations – blood red is the color of the Soviet flag under which the veterans had fought. Laying an even number of red carnations at war memorial sites signifies mourning and remembrance.
Always in our memory
Many people attend a local military parade and watch the fireworks at night on Victory Day. The biggest parade is in Moscow’s Red Square, showcasing Russia’s military forces.
Most veterans wear their medals as they head to the parade or an event organized by a local veteran organization
Victory parade traditions include:
- A color guard carrying the flag and accompanied by brass and drummers from the Moscow Military Music School opens each Victory Day parade on Red Square.
- The famous clock on the Kremlin Saviour Tower signals the start of the celebration at 10am.
- The two men riding while standing in open limos are General of the Army Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation. The other gentleman is the “parade commander” Colonel General Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Ground Forces.
- One of the most important traditions is the annual Victory Parade address by the President
The annual Victory Parade address by the President