a teenager of 14 years old, he had a box, uh, they inserted it in front of the machine so that he could also produce shells for 10 hours, or even 12:00, to produce rifles, he worked for those who went to the front, as real were those who performed two and three and four, then norms for the guy who went to the front. and maybe even go. just a labor feat woman found. you see with us how the wings of the trenches dug trenches. here is my grandmother, just here, let's take the suburbs. let's fast forward again to the center of moscow , a little later we will continue the conversation of the column the immortal regiment continues its march through the central capital, and among the participants. uh, our colleague andrey shlyapnikov. he again went to his direct from the studio. andrew again. hello , let me know how it goes. hello, but we are naked, we are on the square of the belorussky railway station, and i see that the column. let's show now. here we have columns on the tail and look, and the rivers, and the river of people and

people continue to go. here we are now together with the members of the immortal regiment, but we are going together to side of red square. and i also took it, but with me in the portrait. this is my great-grandfather. kalugin pyotr aleksandrovich, he was a scout who fought on the leningrad front, and he was seriously wounded near peterhof when he was performing, and the task was to the front line and they took him along the road of life for six months. he spent a lot of time in the hospital, he was forbidden to return to the front, but he was up to the end. we were in the rear, working in factories. uh, so that we have an uninterrupted supply of equipment for our troops and make our contribution to the victory and, uh, today. uh,

each, and the participant carries in his hands a portrait of his grandfather, great-grandfather, grandmother, great-grandmother, and very many, and families pass. look, here people are coming from the stroller, and such people, and dads with mothers in strollers, but they take everything with them, and children, to show them that this is a memory, in the meantime, we remember our relatives in memory of them will live. and forever and for each participant. ah. today's immortal regiment has its own story about the feat of his grandfather or great-grandfather. let's hear what people have to say. we have been looking forward to this day therefore, they came here to honor the memory of all those who died, who gave their lives from our homeland, our

freedom for our happiness, which we now live in the portrait of my food. all four grandfathers fought with me and on my mother's side on my father's side. ah. actually, my pechenkina and mamin vasilyeva, but i have pechenkin yakov ivanovich, he participated in all the battles. he also received an order, and for military merit, he destroyed a whole battery, artillery. well, roughly speaking, it went through the whole war. i would say the weather is extreme. here at the moment the square of the belorussky railway station is really snowing. yes it snows in may, but that doesn't stop people, they keep on staying. and here, but, to pay tribute to the memory to pay tribute to the memory of our grandfathers, great- grandfathers, grandparents, who did everything so that we had a peaceful sky above our heads, so that we could live and raise our

children. a and. well you look actually here uh here. a huge number of people and now, and if at 3:00 there was a start from here, then now people continue to go in 2019. here the weather was also very reminiscent of today's hurricane, wind. rain for all, though it was not then, and then 700,000 people came. well, today it seems to me that there will be more of them, because we just look at the flow of people, this is from the dynamo metro station and people are coming. now they are passing by. e, belorussky railway station and further will pass along tverskaya street through the manege square. and, of course, the finish line on red square is all. look at a lot

with smiles on their faces, and portraits in their hands. relatives, and everything is so joyful the atmosphere is a song of the war years, well, we will also go further together with the column, to honor the memory of our brothers, too, but here we are, his great-grandfather petr alexandrovich kalugin, i pass the words to the studio. three good thing you heard me. hopefully in the end. while you are going to the colonies, we have the opportunity. move it more quickly, in the course of the invasion of the immortal regiment, another of our film crew is today on the roof of the state duma building, and our colleague and nazarova are working there, we will find out what is happening with her leila. greetings, we give you the floor, what is the situation with you? yes yuri greetings but we have a very rainy situation. but despite the weather that changes really incredibly

fast. and by the way, we here on the roof of the state duma feel especially good, and how windy the weather is today, but despite this procession. continues. we have a very good view of tverskaya street from here. and then how the procession goes. e down to the okhotny ryad to manezhnaya square. and this incredible sight is people walking with umbrellas and with portraits of their heroes. everyone today wants to tell the story of their ancestors, who gave us this great victory. there are hundreds of thousands of people here, and this flow does not stop, as far as security is concerned, the forces are drawn here, and the police and the national guard of the ministry of emergencies. sometimes the procession stops a little, this is done so that people are already quite spacious. yes, they could walk calmly and there was no crush, which is interesting, even from here, from the roof of the state

duma, we could see that in the crowd in this procession, there are a lot of young people, these little children and teenagers a and this is a very important sign here in such weather is the younger generation, and to perform such a small feat in unison with the great feat of their e, ancestors. this suggests that the memory is passed down from generation to generation and people remember the heroes of the heroes who gave us this great victory by colleagues, we pass the word back to the studio. yes thank you leila i'll remind you hmm in the center of moscow my colleague works on the building of the state duma, and leila diamondarova. well, uh, among the participants of the immortal regiment in moscow is the historian and political scientist natalya rachnitskaya. she went out. now natalya alekseevna, also on her direct from the studio, can you hear me? hello. and natalya

alekseevna, i understand correctly that you are still in touch with us. natalya alekseevna, i understand correctly that the connection was established. you have heard and are now, yes, in the city center. i even have the opportunity to see you. tell us what feelings you came to this action today. yes, well, apparently, our connection is not very good, more precisely, uh, we don’t have it at all, apparently, we will definitely have an audio connection with natalya alekseevna on rachnitskaya a little later we will contact her, we will find out uh hmm what she thinks about today's action and u about those historical events that are happening now. ah, but uh, the director is telling me that so far the connection has not been established, as soon as

there is such an opportunity. we will definitely do this. let me remind you that the action immortal regiment is currently taking place in the center of moscow, hundreds of thousands of people have gathered in the city center, and in order to take part in this action, i will remind you that people carry, and portraits of their relatives, hundreds of thousands of people these minutes, despite the not very good weather e, moving through the center of moscow a. well, now there is a direct connection with the studio. my colleague hmm dmitry horn. eh, we know e. what is his situation at this moment? as far as i understand, he works, he is right on red square. uh, dmitry, this is the final point of the procession, what is the mood of the participants of those with whom you managed to talk, first of all, i would like to congratulate you on the holiday. happy victory day and the immortal regiment is, of course , without exaggeration the heart and soul, not victory, and here in the midst of these events - you can really feel the atmosphere that

reigns here, it's really strong people, nothing. hmm impossible can't break literally the rain had already started several times strong gusts. the wind is cold, the hands are all red, but you hear with what uh exclamations they go all screaming. hurray from time to time, front-line songs are heard, which also sing here in this line of the immortal regiment and come here with whole families, older people, elderly and, of course, including even our youngest motherland is our history, that is, how hard it was to achieve victory, the children should know, so for your part, we must convey the whole story to the children as much as possible so that i don’t do this again, but i’m telling you interestingly. after listening to the history of some people, and

let’s say their heroic ancestors, the heroes of the great patriotic war, uh, directly those who fought on the battlefield directly about those who provided the front in the rear around the clock with their work, well, it’s truly breathtaking to remember what is important and necessary is said by all, without exception, those people with whom we managed to communicate today, these are members of the immortal regiment. and no matter how trite, here everyone says that if you do not know the past, then there will be no future. do you know i went out today? it seemed to me that there was no one. i live in the northern region, i was so offended. but when i came to the metro, i saw young people and they were walking with portraits. i even cried, they say congratulations. we are so glad to see you. i say, i'm glad to see you. and when i came here

i think thank you, lord, that the people understand, no one is forgotten, we must not forget. and as expected previously, but according to the data as expected? how many people will uh take part in the immortal regiment uh in moscow in the capital of our motherland uh, more than a million said, and i think we really managed to overcome this mark, since we are standing here and seeing off. indeed, these endless streams of people with portraits. e, and, on which, e, there is one portrait each, and there are even e, several portraits on one standard. i don’t even have enough words to describe the importance of everything that these people have done, all those who, uh, are in portraits today. yes, here in all

corners of the country and not only parties all over the world . that's because nazism of fascism simply should not exist, because we are all people and we are the only thing we should give each other. these are smiles, love, joy and creation only in this way. well , once again i will say that the weather conditions. well, it was not the muscovites, nor the guests of the capital who decided to take part in the immortal regiment and and it is also significant in that it is the first immortal regiment full-time in full-time format after several years when it did not take place due to the fact that there were unfavorable physiological conditions. uh, because of the uh, pandemic, caida even now, as a member of the immortal regiment also says, they are really very happy to go out on the streets of moscow again. i think

the same atmosphere of kings, you are in other cities of our country, but how note and in general, of course. eh, now in parallel. the immortal regiment also goes online, and as eti notes people. over the course of these two years, they also could not remain indifferent, and also participated, of course, in the online broadcast, but as soon as the participants go through the seven-kilometer route, let me remind you that several entry points were in the vicinity of the dynamo metro station and then belarusian, and go directly along leningradsky prospekt, which later flows into tverskaya street along the first e, tverskaya emskaya, and e, already directly through the face of okhotny ryad to manezhnaya and red square here people pass. but i think it is, of course, difficult to call this the final point, because further on i already see that a huge number of people are also walking across the moskvoretsky bridge. i think holiday events. today, it will continue and is worth it. i think it is necessary to say that

it is safety. uh, today's events in the capital are provided by more than 20,000 law enforcement officers dmitry here already tatyana see? thanks directly to the connection was dmitry gorny. he watches the procession of the immortal regiment on red square. and now we let's jump straight into the thick of things. the full regiment, with which history is now going on, historian and head of the historical perspective fund, natalya drachnitskaya natalya alekseevna, is getting in touch with us directly natalya alekseevna hello. hello with a great holiday. tell us how the situation is there, what does it feel like? well, you know, i have long ago made the conclusion for myself that the immortal regiment is the greatest of our national and historical consciousness, and it arose spontaneously. right now it's pouring rain. i am i'm standing in the rain yes, why did you change hands past me

crowds of people, who for themselves who sang pensions in wheelchairs the river, then they brought them on wheelchairs. you know what enthusiasm. we sing, here is our family all three generations grandchildren uh, seven and 10. uh, all golden son sister cousin friends. we all came out today, this is a special day, because today our memory, as if it came out again , because we continue the fight against the unfinished nazism and again the cumulative power is against us. europe which absolutely falls somewhere the underworld and we alone again to the whole world say it is better to be a slave in a grave and win, so i believe in our victory, and it will multiply and add. oh,

another huge contribution. here in that great victory in which my relatives fought. here i am, with a portrait of my mother, a partisan, carrying portraits of my aunt and uncle, my god, how many of them. natalya alekseevna thank you very much, the story of natalya drachnitskaya was in direct contact with us, and she is right along with the immortal regiment, and we are in the museum in the hall of glory museum of victory on poklonny highlander is with us historian mikhail yuryevich myagkov and my colleague yuri bogdanov, together with him they will comment on the action, the immortal regiment yuri and you have the floor. yes, thank you tatyan, really with mikhail yuryevich, uh, continued the conversation. e. mikhailovich, at a certain moment, historical events, as it seems to me, become, well, just a date, yes, those who remember, respect, who honor, but hmm, in fact, it becomes some kind of eat. this can be expressed with the victory of the great patriotic war. it doesn't even happen

vice versa rather. why do you think. e the fact is that this really does not happen and will never happen, but because every family has been affected since the great patriotic war. here were the dead, missing without dead from the wound. and everywhere there was a memory of relatives. he went to the front, these photographs that hung albums. this is indescribable. it's been passed down from generation to generation here and schooling here and above all family ties family ties when grandma told your mother told now this is for you and you will tell your sons, and they will tell their children too, so this is such a direct living memory, which, well, and no other, can be an event in our history of our great history and outstanding, of course, can not overlap, because it is really something special, and then we did the immortal feat. after all, we saved the world. here the world was on the verge of disaster, one can only imagine if we had not defeated the nazis, today we are all of europe, for example, it was quite,

perhaps covered with a network of consoles, such as there were slaves, and most of the population was destroyed and these people would have lived, let's say the nazi aryan nation, who would have dominated us, including this, because they wanted according to the master plan. destroy most of our population, and send the rest to siberia to slow extinction. that's what we saved ourselves from and what we saved europe from then - this event of a global scale and on may 9, 1945, in fact. perhaps this is the most. the main date, in general, the whole world stories. that's why we remember it today tell me how the memory of the war evolved, uh, including in the soviet era actually yes the first 2 years. it was a day off, and then a decree came out saying that yes, this is a holiday, but it will not be a day off, because the country was at the stage of recovery. the revival of the power of mobilization. again

required, of course, every day. working day. he was very much appreciated, then already in the sixty-fifth year, when, well, let's say, another new generation, but the leader was brezhnev and brezhnev, in whom likho drank and who was on malaya zemlya, and who really could die there several times this person , of course, great. he remembered the war and next to him there was also an environment that went through this war and, of course, for the people of that time, the revival of this particular day off in the sixty-fifth year of the parade, which was then held and for the first time then the banner of victory was brought to red square was of great importance. well, there were also those veterans. you see , veterans are leaving today, which is very pitiful, but you see, veterans are leaving, and the memory remains, it is transmitted. it's really. unique thing. e, which is characteristic, probably, today, of those republics of the former soviet union who know , remember the war, this is russia, of course, this is belarus, this is kazakhstan, i am now other republics but i am more than sure when the ukrainian population will be bombed, including they will certainly remember

because this is also, uh, they carve their victory, like ours, like the entire soviet people. today. they are simply tearing themselves away from the great victory. here is what is actually happening, that is, they are simply trampling on their memory, thereby. eh, planting let's say. this nazism is ukraine. that is why it is very important for us and this holiday will always be holy for us, because it is akin to a truly holy holiday. we did what well, even worthy. i do not know these are no roman gods, there is nothing there. this really a holy day. it is akin to a religious holiday, a religious act. and tell me, in your opinion, how did the emergence of neo-nazism become possible at all. i'm not talking specifically about europe or individual countries, in general, as a phenomenon. well, as a phenomenon, yes, that is, europe is really amazed today in many ways. this is exactly what we are talking about here, not only in ukraine here, maybe germany, where they are pouring paint on our monument

, these moderns are such this is great britain the united states of america in general nazism is european petition. and this was born, e, directly, and in europe, his roots also come from colonialism and colonial policy. well, look how , for example, the same britons of the british empire treated those who were not conquered, who led the same concentration camps as the goal of their colony. do you know human zoos? today the british are in russia. why won't he answer you? but they were until 1958, the last human zoo, where they showed people native to africa or there, and south america where, together with animals, they were kept brussels in 1958 expo which was called the development of mankind. why, maybe with this human fantasy in quotes, uh, the capital of nato, here is brussels, there was a human zoo from there and it went nazism, that is, contempt for other nations. you are higher, we germans are out, we are british, we are embroidering americans are higher. we

are the most unique, respectively others - this is someone else in the lower gradations. like the germans, they were nazis at one time, they set themselves to astonish humanity, that is, at the top they then there are the scandinavians, then the british, the french, and on the lowest steps - these are the slavic peoples and jews. you just need to destroy it right away. that's how they shot them. it was so convenient. they received a lot from this and food and the well-being and well-being of their countries of tranquility, in fact, they doomed them to a slow painful death. e thousands hundreds of thousands of millions of people, that's where the roots of this nazism actually come from. and today ukraine is also amazed by this. unfortunately, with great regret, yes, i was struck by that they perceive themselves as here. well, what did they want to do with the donbass yes, people there, either destroy or expel them, they need territory, and all the rest, as it were, are lower mice. that's when a person puts himself above someone else, yes, by nationality. this is where nazism begins. i

would even say so. today, not even neo nazism in ukraine is a real nation. you see how these bandera people act. here the germans often, and during the great patriotic war. uh, it means that they gave the function of the destruction of the civilian population, that is, they often did not want to, for example, once they pray. so they threw the bandera nationalists the same 118 jester with a mandate to a battalion with a punitive battalion that destroyed the belarusian village of khatyn. it was in the same place who acted there, it was these karnazis of his, that is , these nationalists, who were also in the bandera movement, who were police detachments. these are, in fact, those people who have placed themselves above others and are destroying other populations. yes, mikhail yuryevich, for sure. let's continue our conversation. and let's move back to the center of moscow now. i'll give the floor to our colleagues tatyana bessmertny regiment. anyone can do it, including on pushkin square, where our correspondent maria slobodyanskaya maria is now located . hello. again. tell us how everything is going

and how the weather has spoiled or not spoiled. i must say that the mood here does not change at all. you can see how many people gathered behind my back, no one asked them, but they themselves stop wanting to share tell your stories, really the vibe is here. i think it's incredible what everyone can say. this is how the columns periodically stop in order to sing a song, chat or show their heroes, i must say that a huge number of people this year take part for the first time in 2 years, the immortal regiment passes offline and hundreds of thousands of people walk routes from the dynamo metro station and belarusian along the tverskaya tverskaya-yamskaya to the okhotny ryad . and, of course, manezhnaya square and i must say that even because of whom i see behind my back.

many people. eh, some people didn't come from moscow, of course, and muscovites joined the action not in the first year, but some really did. in order to take part in the campaign from other regions, i suggest listening to one of these stories. let the tambov region and i want to say that my grandfather participated in the battle of stalingrad was awarded three medals, medals for victory, medals for the battle of stalingrad. and i really respect waiting for the memory, and therefore today i came to moscow for the first time right with him. hurray behind my back. you can hear members of the immortal regiment of ur chanting along with war songs. i see many of them know the words ask the operator to show the number of people who have joined ours. i hope my colleagues can hear me now, i must say that

behind my back is playing and the music is, of course, songs of the war years and the cranes, the holy war and victory day and many other songs. and i must say, what else i want to note, and the immortal regiment is not only actions where people can talk with honor memory of ancestors, but also to find some information for the time that the shares exist, many who did not know about the fate of their relatives, thanks to many internet resources. still, we were able to figure it out. what happened to their heroes? my father died under the old shell. i was looking for him, 60 years, until the archives were opened. on the internet, i did not find his place called. here he died, the date he died, his mother received everything, but where he died was unknown. and so the search party found it. we listened

to the synchronism of our hero, we were chanted here by the participants russia russia well, you really need to say the atmosphere is incredible. everyone missed communication for 2 years due to pandemic restrictions. the immortal regiment was held only in an online format. now people have the opportunity to come here to walk the streets of moscow really. those who just go out should dress warmer, then the sun, then the rain is cool enough, but dust kitchens work for all participants. one of them is also next to us and has become such a center of attraction, they pour hot tea and give people delicious porridge. they dance to keep warm. at in general, the mood is really great, and the action has been going on for a little more than an hour and the column that goes behind me is not going to end, it is obvious that many people will spend many more hours here and, of course, share the stories of their heroes, colleagues over to you. look,

thank you, my colleague was in direct communication with pushkin square. maria slobodyanskaya. and now we're moving on. in the very heart of moscow e my colleagues dmitry shchurev and further kozlova join me hello guys. tell what atmosphere but we already hear it. well, tell us, how did the weather affect it and did it spoil anything, well, the fact of the matter is that the atmosphere that the heavenly office has for us now , uh, is trying to somehow spoil this atmosphere that these people create. here are the first atmospheres. us completely powerless before the second. here you look at this flow of people and just listen to what the people of russia-russia are shouting. ah, they greet each other. well, actually, uh, enough people. uh, right here that's gathered in one such single impulse in one such. well, if you want, a national idea, or what? yes, it’s not even national at all, but a lot of national ideas are people of different professions of different ages. the sign of the faith of

confessions of different nationalities gathered together with portraits of their great ancestors, who either died on the fronts of the great patriotic war, or uh, or served in the rear, or later, after the war, also helped to restore. uh, our country with you is tv people, of course, who make this regiment truly immortal and uh, and, of course, this folk, uh, he is not only immortal but also multi-million dollar, of course. now dmitry gordon is in touch with us now. but dimitri didn't really tell me. where are you joining us from , but probably also. and you are now looking at the immortal regiment and probably from red square, as they tell me? yes, of course, there is now very crowded, we give you the floor. yes colleagues greetings. uh, the procession of the immortal regiment continues. you see that there are a lot of people behind our backs.