konstantin rokossovsky was among the few who were awarded the highest order of victory. ceremonial uniform with insignia is presented in the central museum of the armed forces with a festive uniform, separate. history. it was sewn urgently for the majority of the parade participants in a month tens of thousands of sets, and all by individual standards. yes, you and i can see that the form kit that was directly developed for the pobeda apparatus is the right-handed form. 1945. e for the generals of the marshals of the red army, the main order was received by the factory more. but even its power was not enough. for such a number of uniforms , contractors were attracted, and for generals and marshals, uniforms were sewn in special ateliers, a cap was included in the kit. e, respectively, sewing kokardogeneralsk, and sewing in tula, sewing was performed. eh, rigmarole rigmarine - this is such metallic thread. everything, respectively, was done manually. the uniforms of the highest command staff are made of castor oil. this is a type of thin cloth of a sea wave color, which w

zhukov stalin instructed to take the main parade on red square to the commander appointed konstantin rokossovskyw tactician rokossovsky defended moscow, he captured the german general paulus at stalingrad, commanded the central, and after the second belarusian fronts, liberated pomerania and east prussia, while always thinking, first of all, his great-granddaughter talks about people. ariadne is his whole life. it was devoted to the formation of the formation of the soviet army training of troops. and hmm, as a matter of fact, here is the concern for how the entrusted troops should look. that's it, this was the meaning of his life, the brilliant cavalryman rokossovsky, like the bugs, confidently kept himself in the village, his youth passed in endless training and equestrian competitions, so when it was instructed to command the parade on red square, no special training was required. you look at the victory parade, he is with a horse - this is one whole. here is how it is poured into it. yes, he sits in the saddle and it is clear that the horse is a continuation of it. and he is , in a sense, a

konstantin rokossovsky in during the defense of moscow, he commanded the sixteenth army precisely on its borders, and the ashes of an unknown red army soldier were found, saying goodbye to his soldier. rokossovsky said. dear comrades , this grave of a famous soldier near the ancient walls of the moscow kremlin will become a monument of eternal glory to the heroes who died on the battlefield for their native soviet land. we do not know the name of this soldier. well, we know that he was a faithful son of his motherland and fought for it on the fronts of the great patriotic war, like the minions of other soviet people, he gave himself up to her a lot of soldiers, sergeants, senior officers and generals did not reach berlin and the elbe with us in their lives, but they will always remain in the hearts of the people and be afraid. in 1967, the eternal flame was lit over the tomb of the unknown soldier for millions of people, it will become one of the most symbols of the sacrifice that our people made during the great patriotic war, for the sake of a happy and peaceful life for future gen

horse against the backdrop of the kremlin wall, which hosted the victory parade at marshal konstantin rokossovskys is the story of how they were looking for this white horse. it seems to me that this is in all history textbooks, right from the first grade. the story with the banner of victory that they wanted, of course, uh, so that the banner of victory was carried on june 24 during the parade. but then the participants could not carry it directly. e, in. e. te e hoisting this flag over the reichstag building. e, and. eh, there was such a feature that not all front-line soldiers. we could march then. well, that was not their job, when in 1945 200 banners of the defeated german troops were carried across red square, and they were folded at the end of march, and we already know that victory was first carried to the mausoleum building across red square only 20 years after victory in 1965. this was. by the way, the second victory parade of the forty-fifth year to the 60th was not a single victory apparatus on red square, but it still felt so homey. uh, very personal, probably for everyone, because t

konstantin rokossovsky as far as the karakov suit named pole reported the troops were built

troops of the second belarusian front, which was commanded by marshal of the soviet union konstantin rokossovskyt path. they reached the line of contact with the anglo-american troops and in their memoirs soldier's duty, and marshal rokossovsky left very vivid memories of just that day on may 4, listen and it grew in my soul a feeling of pride for our warriors for our people, which in a titanic struggle brought the enemy to its knees, pride for the fact that i belong to this giant people. and that some grain of my work is embedded in the victory won. it wasn't complacency. no, it was precisely a feeling of pride along the roads of germany, not only dull columns crawled, the prisoners on the roads seethed over the edge and the genuine human joy of the crowd of people with shouts of jubilation met us , greeted us in all languages ​​of the world, the heart sank at the sight of a diverse human sea. many were emaciated. yes, you can’t barely stand on your feet, support each other so as not to fall, and in the eyes of happiness, who was not here only czech poles serbs montenegrins french, belgians can

konstantin rokossovsky reported how much of a karakov suit named pole troops built marshals congratulatediers. with a great victory, the anthem of the ussr sounded from the guns, they gave an artillery salute. accompanied by an orchestra , the consolidated regiments of the fronts of the red army, 35,000 people, entered the square in a solemn march. at some point, the music stopped abruptly and in the silence there was a drumbeat. came forward. a special company with two hundred enemy banners, soldiers one after another approached the mausoleum and threw symbols of the defeated third reich at its foot . the main result of the war was not really necessary to work it all out clearly so that you really don’t get into a dump, you throw it away and it’s not like a dump, so that it solemnly it really happened, he says it clearly turned around, it went back 122 minutes and went perfectly, as its participants write in their memoirs and few who will remember that were preparing for the procession just a month unthinkable short deadlines final point final word. countries that won one of the most ter

marshal konstantin rokossovsky comes to their ends after the concert falls backstage, and the polishnicate rokossovskie. they say that i liked everything very much and he initiated the assignment of the first of the variety artists of the union of soviet socialist republics to rosner, became the first variety artist to receive the title of honored artist of the bssr, an article appeared in my opinion, a kind of pear, which was called a vulgar stage, where the rosner was called frankly. a vulgar restaurant musician started persecuting jazz banned saxophones banned button accordions, even white ones, because they, you see, resembled an accordion, disbanded all jazz, he decided to run away from the ussr, of course, was a naive step. how could one escape from this country, where the borders were all closed and, of course, he was taken off the train and arrested. and according to the fifty-eighth article they exiled for treason of the motherland of what motherland of what motherland was he born in germany was he exiled to magadan his wife yegorut? for a settlement in kokchetav erika's dau

konstantin konstantincha rokossovsky, advancing north of berlin along the coast of the baltic sea, theyport with the anglo-american troops and completed their combat mission. marshal rokossovsky wrote a wonderful memoir, soldier's duty, and one of the brightest pages in these memoirs, we will listen to memories of just this day on may 4th. and in my soul grew a sense of pride for our warriors for our people, who, in a titanic struggle, brought the enemy to his knees with pride for the fact that i also belong to this giant people. and that some grain of my work is embedded in the victory won. it wasn't complacency. no, it was precisely a feeling of pride that not only dull columns crawled along the roads of germany, the prisoners on the roads boiled over the edge and the genuine human joy of the crowd of people with shouts of jubilation greeted us , greeted us in all languages ​​of the world, the heart sank at the sight of a diverse human sea. many were utterly exhausted in cutoffs, barely kept on their feet, supported each other so as not to fall, and in the eyes of happiness, who was n