they pay informants -- not undercover investigators, but real neo-nazis. the informants are meant to deliver information for money, but critics say their information is no good. >> experts know that informants never give up their intentions. it always remain 100% right wing extremists. take for example this former regional leader who worked as an informant for domestic intelligence until 2001. he openly admitted to funneling some 100,000 euros paid to him by the german state to a radical neo-nazi group, which the three terrorists from slick california also belong to. the opposition wants this practice stopped. >> these people are not trying to deliver useful information about the nazi seen but rather to cover it up. to cultivate nazism and fund it with taxpayer money. what's worse, some even boast of their crimes are funded for the protection of constitution. in other words, by us. >> germany's interior minister insists that investigators still need insider information about far right activities, but he says agencies need to be more careful about who they

the intelligence services have many malls in the neo-nazi scene. three suspects were one of the biggest extreme right-wing groups. its leader was a paid informer for the intelligence service. >> they work with the intelligence service. they report to the intelligence service and their pay a lot of money for that. wing racists and information they provide must be examined carefully. and >> the intelligence service and the police are facing huge criticism of their handling of this case. there is already talk of restructuring the whole system. >> this terrible series of murders has revealed that the way the national security services and those on a regional level work together need to be improved. we are considering a system to combat right wing extremism based on a system we have in place to combat islamist terrorism. most of those calling for a un now integrated network are the same people who for -- for calling for a now integrated network are the same people who for years have said the services should not be centralized. >> investigators are looki

they have shelter to neo-nazis who had a violent past. his crime -- in citing a bomb attack on a turkish fast food restaurant. >> the government has said that it is done to reexamine the possibility of banning the group and changing the law. what about changing the hearts and minds? >> it is an organization in germany. >> this building in a berlin suburb used to be home to the falcon, a left-wing youth organization. a few days ago, it was torched and burnt out. >> since the 1980's, we about the problem of the falcons been a target. that has meant cars being set ablaze or people being attacked. without the usual messages left in her letter box or even found the letterbox was destroyed. >> they are used to right wing violence. it is a phenomenon that is becoming more frequent. >> violence was accepted as a means to achieve political and. violence was also used. people were harmed. there were also attack weapons and some people were known for an inclination to use them. they had the idea that they were carrying out the revolutionary battle a

>> and now on booktv, robert jay lifton talks about his life and his work on subjects such as the nazis. the dropping of the atomic bomb on hiroshima, the communist revolution in china and the vietnam war. this is about an hour and a ha half. >> okay. we can begin. i'm bruce shapiro, executive director of the dark center for journalism and trauma here at the columbia school of journalism. welcome, on behalf of both the center and columbia. the center is an ideal lab, resource center, networking mechanism for journalists as well as clinicians and scholars and others concerned with news coverage of violence around the world. everything from street crime and family violence up to work line -- were crying and human rights. i'll talk more about the dart center in a few minutes. we are here tonight though for a conversation and a celebration, a conversation with robert jay lifton, psychiatrist, public and election, historian, activist and a celebration of his wonderful and beautiful new memoir, "witness to an extreme century." this event is cosponsored by the dart center, but also by the nati

it has been criticized for continuing links with neo-nazis. at any rate, it seems that those intelligence authorities did not pass on their information to national intelligence services, let alone to the justice authorities or to politicians. in that sense, this whole case represents a massive failure by the domestic security services. >> there have been new calls for a band of the far right mpd. >> angela merkel has been saying that she will look at that. the mpd is a legal political party. it is represented and regional parliaments and receive taxpayer funding. the government has tried to ban the mpd. they could not tell who was too. that has been the problem in the past. it will take a long time to withdraw those people. that, of course, complicates the situation. it is unlikely to happen anytime soon. >> thank you during much. investigating the far right in germany has been the focus of "in depth." thank you for joining us. stay tuned.

veterans marches to glorifying former nazi collaborators this. has been charland spall the sea for the past decade recently this man made just about every had line in a story are almost on the scale of a national holiday a country marked the ninetieth birthday of the only remaining holder of the iron cross one of the highest medals of nazi germany sixty five years ago the new tribunals sentenced the nazi leadership to either executions or prison terms this trial of history was meant to get rid of matters and for good but the s.s. marches in baltic states and other cases of rehabilitation of fascism now days suggests that history lessons have not been fully learned. r.t. reporting from tallinn in a store near. right as i promised her an r.t. with business. hello and a very warm welcome to the program russia's world trade organization entry may cause confusion in the countries trading rules but belarus and doesn't stand the three nations are in the customs union which sets national import and export trade relations and while russia is about to join

coming out shortly here in our team protection from prison convicted nazi war criminals living life as a free man in a story or leaving many wondering why the country is so keen to give him shelter. syria's foreign minister has accused the arab league of being used as a tool to force the syrian crisis before the u.n. security council this comes as the lead regev to damascus demands changes planned and a violent crackdown on protesters syria was told to accept five hundred international observers in the country and moved out was turned down by president bush at a loss of the country now faces new sanctions as the arab league's deadline for an answer to the bloodshed expired on saturday the u.n. says more than thirty five hundred syrians have died during months of anti-government protests rider on middle east affairs for the world socialist web site christopher marston believes that the arab league wants regime to go i was never interested in helping it. first of all you have. the arab league would be disarmed. this is not. resolution. to believe this is. a bleak place in the whole tomat

and coming out shortly here in our teeth protection from prison convicted nazi war criminals living a life as a free man in a stone you know leaving manning wondering why the country is so keen to give him shelter. it's going to later before that spain's conservative center right party has swept to a landslide victory in parliamentary elections inheriting sky high unemployment of more than twenty percent from the ruling socialist the vote comes amid growing concern that spain is next in line to succumb to the e.u. debt crisis contagion and artie's are in english the reports nanny spaniards have lost faith that abbey politicians will be able to turn things around. this is what the spain years want from the elections but it's very unlikely they'll get it the popular party may have won sunday's polls but it's highly unlikely they are in for an easy term the reality of the economic crisis in spain means five million people out of work one and a half million households are without a wage earner and if you look at a point rate which has shot up to me early fifty percent this is there but th

in terms of the nazi doctors -- >> what is evil and what choice do they have?>> and maybe just amplify that. how does your understanding of evil change through your -- the bulk of their encounters? >> well, my understanding has been enormously influenced by what i have found. and that is how people can be socialized to evil. as the holocaust and one theory that says that the committed the holocaust because they had a unique form and degree of anti-semitism. i am not at all sure that is the case. think there is as much anti-semitism in other places. but the capacity to adapt to the vote, to be socialized to evo was what i learned. that is related to the bin out the lady at evo, but i modify what she's had so that of course she understood that he was sent evil or that's often missing. it was the people who committed evo and also that when you commit evil of a period of time you change and you're no longer so ordinary. but the general lesson i learned about evil has to do with the way in which ordinary people can be socialized in vivo and that makes the whole prob

he has been identified as a known member of the neo-nazi scene.nvestigators believe he provided a gun and ammunition to uwe bÖhnhardt uwe mundlos and, the neo-nazis his decade-long crime spree ended earlier this month. he was arrested where this city -- and the city were the $3 for representative. he was a neo-nazi organizer and an active member of the right wing npd political party. investigators accuse them of milk being an accomplice of six murders and one attempted murder. >> we believe this network, especially here, where he was very active to be extremely militant and violence. we always believed there may have been a connection. that has now been confirmed. >> it is becoming increasingly clear that the neo-nazi cell and many of ours. four suspects are now in custody, and the investigation is continuing. >> what have security agencies and the police learned from their mistakes? we talked about that with their cheap political correspondent, melinda crane. >> calls for a ban on the far- right party are one of the things that they're considerin

germany has vowed to compensate the families of victims of a neo nazi group believed to be behind at least ten murders the national socialist underground is allegedly responsible for attacks on immigrants throughout the country including a bombing in cologne in two thousand and four and the extremists went unnoticed for nearly a decade until one member turned herself into police and two others committed suicide . but germany isn't the only country in the spotlight for neo nazi activity sixty five years after many fractious leaders were sentenced to execution or prison estonia is acting as a shelter for several convicted war criminals and with s.s. marches regularly held throughout the state many fear the country's increasingly embracing one of history's darkest chapters of the selection of reports. i mean hail gosh coffee is rated eighth in simon wiesenthal list of most wanted nazi war criminals but when you persist in which he participated in the murder of three thousand jews in baton rouge in the 1940's documents proving its were provided for the u.s. to north origins this way beca

veterans marches to glorifying former nazi collaborators this has been tolerance policy for the past decade recently this man made just about every had line in a story are almost on the scale of a national holiday a country marked in one thousand birthday of the only remaining holder of the iron cross one of the highest medals of nazi germany sixty five years ago the new hundred tribunals sentenced the nazi leadership to either executions or prison terms this trial of history was meant to get rid of nazism for good but the s.s. marches in baltic states and other cases of rehabilitation of fascism nowadays suggest that history lessons have not been fully learned. ski artsy reporting from tallinn in a store near. just a few minutes here i think we discussed whether america's war on terrorism making the world a safer place for the business with current. business here in r t thanks for joining me russian markets are having a bad day but he's around the world tumble on concerns that the sovereign debt crisis could spread to the euro zone's biggest economies he warns that the rising cost o

veterans marches to glorifying former nazi collaborators this has been tolerance policy for the past decade recently this man made just about every headline in a story are almost on the scale of a national holiday a country marked the ninetieth birthday of the only remaining holder of the iron cross one of the highest medals of nazi germany sixty five years ago the new tribunals sentenced the nazi leadership to either executions or prison terms this trial of history was meant to get rid of nazism for good but the s.s. marches in baltic states and other cases of rehabilitation of fascism nowadays suggest that history lessons have not been fully learned alexy russia ascii art see reporting from tallinn in a store near. and all of our news and much more is just one click away at our t. dot com to our website here's a look and you're done for the occupy wall street saga even after multiple raids and of great shows so when shows no sign of slowing down you can find more on this in our website our team dot com. also online big news for our bloggers with a chance to get their hands on a way

i mean gosh coffee is rated eighth in simon wiesenthal list of most wanted nazi war criminals and you will it was just he participated in the murder of three thousand jews in the roots in the 1940's documents proving it were provided for the u.s. attorney and author of his. story is anti-fascist committee says the proof of god scores atrocities in a bell the russian concentration camp is solid and undoubted but instead of seeing off his days from behind bars he now lives the life of a free man in this baltic state that's called the country of was deported from the u.s. and stripped of u.s. citizenship but says a lot doesn't it give him shelter and try to hide him here but then under international pressure the authorities had to initiate an investigation. however the probe brought no results after months of investigation is still only in authorities close the case a well grounded doubt remains that the god squad mentioned in the material is not the hail core who is at present a citizen of the republican isto me at the case will be closed as it has been impossible for the investigative

still ahead this hour a safe haven for fascists case of a nazi war criminal that's a remarkable text raising questions about why some of the sunni rheims lost. all steroids the enthusiasm in brussels quickly about rates europe last place with wage cuts they are trying to get throughout the pentagon strike. but this week saw u.s. collation a four month standoff at constable's with the border with syria. has broken agreement and try to clear. out what is instance told us once the clash ended up with dozens of injuries on both sides. and journalist says intersections of blatant sign of aggression. k. four is a con struct that was developed for you know the united nations and developed for that which happened in yugoslavia after the west decided to take it apart so there is a legal basis you know the sure for this but the legal basis comes more or less at the point of a gun i really don't see a justification for what's happening i just see one more act that's a pattern of blatant international aggression by nato and the united states cos of all has been a part of serbia for a long time.

still ahead this hour a safe haven for fascists the case of a nazi war criminal as a free man in the baltics facing questions over why some countries. find crimes. quickly. place with very closely throughout the. strike. russia's biggest political group united russia is about to kick off its convention. the country's two most influential politicians among its ranks the party's likely to unveil plans for next. elections and the presidential vote in three months time. is at the conference for us now and if you know how will today shape up then. we'll be talking about the see the future of the country but all eyes meet one of them it's widely believed that next sunday's parliamentary lucky to be at least has a prime minister who today because of voters will go to the polls not through looks like a miracle to know that he accepted it was that it's a mistake to run the presidency in march twenty third into the most recent polls that we can expect from next sunday's elections here you know as a result we need to reach for something to vote on two hundred fifty seats in the state duma someb

germany sixty five years ago the new tribunals sentenced the nazi leadership to either executions or prison terms this trial of history was meant to get rid of nazism for good but the earth says marches in baltic states and other cases of rehabilitation of fascism now days suggests that history lessons have not been fully learned alexy risky artsy reporting from tallinn in a story here and interest a few minutes here on r.t. we discuss whether america's war on terror is actually making the world a safer place or not i thought spoke arenas here now with the business owners. thank you rory hello and welcome to our team and now the robot has been put in the part of russia's privatization program this time by the government that wants to ensure it gets a fair price for state assets prime minister intercessions says the shares in say companies should be sold no lower than their initial list prices the proposal has already been approved but a list of a quarter of last year the government announced a large scale privatization plan but top officials blame turbulance national markets for mess

human rights group sees a stone in his recent decision not to bring one of the world's most wanted nazi war criminals to trial like sarah sharp's europe or it's just the latest criticism of the baltic states approach to fascism. mikhail gosh coffee is rated eighth in simon wiesenthal list of most wanted nazi war criminals but when it was just he participated in the murder of three thousand jews in baton rouge in the one nine hundred forty s. the documents proving it were provided for the estonian authorities because then you know a story is anti-fascist committee says the proof of god scores atrocities in a bell the russian concentration camp is solid and undoubted but instead of seeing off his days from behind bars he now lives the life of a free man in this baltic state that school. was deported from the u.s. and stripped of u.s. citizenship that says a lot doesn't it give him shelter and try to hide him here but then under international pressure the authorities had to initiate an investigation. however the probe brought no results after months of investigation is still only in author

the case is closed on one of the world's most wanted war nazi war criminals but now some ask why one european nation seems to be offering safe haven to fascists. but first russia's president sent a strong signal to nato countries this week over their planned european missile defense shield medvedev says if it goes ahead without guaranteeing russia's security moscow will deploy its own missiles although the dialogue door remains open peter all over has more. zero hope on top of the years of talk surrounding the united states proposed missile shield in eastern europe russia says the u.s. still won't give adequate assurances over who will be targeted prompting stern words from president made yet of yes if each other measures are insufficient russia will deploy a contemporary strike systems in the west and south east in order to prevent fire damage from the u.s. missile systems but he did loyd in europe and the system of the deployment of the is going to missile just an accounting or a region that will be one a search step there is also the possibility this could derail the landmark nucl

the case is closed on one of the world's most wanted nazi war criminals and. why one european nation seems to be offering safe haven to fascists. but before we get to that russia's president sent a strong signal to nato nations this week over their plan to european missile defense shield dmitri medvedev said if it goes ahead without guaranteeing russia's safety moscow will deploy its own missiles although dialogue although the dialogue door remains open peter all over explains hero hope on one of the years of talks surrounding the united states proposed missile shield in eastern europe russia says the u.s. still won't give adequate assurances who will be targeted. from president made yet if. other measures are insufficient russia will deploy the contemporary strike systems in the west in order to prevent damage from the u.s. missile systems deployed in europe the deployment of the is going to missile system in the coming to the region will be one such step. there is also the possibility this could derail the landmark nuclear disarmament process agree to blame

also a safe haven for fascists we examine the case of a nazi war criminal who lives as a free man in the baltics raising questions over why some countries avoid pursuing the. crimes past. russia's president sent a strong signal to nato countries this last week over their planned european missile defense shield to me said if it goes ahead without guaranteeing russia's safety moscow will deploy its own missiles although he says the door for dialogue remains open peter all of it reports. hope. of the years of talks surrounding the united states proposed missile shield in eastern europe russia says the u.s. still won't give adequate assurances over who will be targeted prompting stern words from president made yet if. other measures are insufficient russia will deploy contemporary strike systems in the west in order to prevent further damage from u.s. missile systems deployed in europe the deployment of the is going to missile system in the coming year and region will be one such step. there is also the possibility this could derail the landmark nuclear disarmament process agreed to by r

also a safe haven for fascists reexamine the case of a nazi war criminal who lives as a free man in the baltics raising questions over why some countries and. what pursuing the horrifying crimes of the past. russia toughens its stance on the planned u.s. missile defense shield in eastern europe president medvedev said moscow won't hesitate to deploy its own missiles if nato countries proceed with their plans without guaranteeing russia safety but medvedev also pointed out that the door for dialogue remains open artist peter all over has the details you know hope on one of the years of talks surrounding the united states proposed missile shield in eastern europe russia says the u.s. still won't give adequate assurances over who will be targeted prompting stern words from president made yet of. other measures are insufficient russia will deploy a contemporary strike systems in the west and south in order to prevent fire damage from u.s. missile systems deployed in europe the deployment of the is going to missile system in the coming round region will be one such step there is also the pos

veterans marches to glorifying former nazi collaborators this. has been tolerance policy for the past decade recently this man made just about every headline in a story are almost on the scale of a national holiday the country marked the nineteenth birthday of the only remaining holder of the iron cross one of the highest medals of nazi germany sixty five years ago the nuremberg tribunals sentenced the nazi leadership to either executions or prison terms this trial of history was meant to get rid of nazism for good but the s.s. marches in baltic states and other cases of rehabilitation of fascism now days suggests that history lessons have not been fully learned. r.t. reporting from tallinn in a store near. about twenty minutes r.t. sports looks at how the russian football stars are repairing for their big finale of the last game before winter break straight ahead though i'll recap the top stories and then our interview stay with us. whether it's life in the fastlane. the slow boat to anyone. they shouldn't alongside. natural science and technolo

criminal i can say there's no political will and talent to punish nazi collaborators and critics wall it's only part of a wider problem as are his election reports. i mean gosh coffee is rated eighth in simon wiesenthal list of most wanted nazi war criminals but when it was in which he participated in the murder of three thousand jews in the roots in the one nine hundred forty s. what documents proving it were provided for us to not orals others as well because then you know the story is anti-fascist committee says the proof of god's course atrocities in a belorussian concentration camp is solid and undoubted but instead of seeing off his days from behind bars he now lives the life of a free man in this baltic state that's called the country of was deported from the u.s. and stripped of u.s. citizenship but does not doesn't it when you're telling give him shelter and try to hide then under international pressure the authorities had to initiate an investigation. however the probe brought in the results after months of investigation is still only in authorities close the case a well gro

veterans marches to glorifying former nazi collaborators this has been tolerance policy for the past decade recently this man made just about every headline in a stone almost on the scale of a national holiday the country marked the nineteenth birthday of the only remaining holder of the iron cross one of the highest medals of nazi germany sixty five years ago the nuremberg tribunal sentenced the nazi leadership to either executions or prison terms this trial of history was meant to get rid of nazism for good but the s.s. marches in baltic states and other cases of rehabilitation of fascism nowadays suggest that history lessons have not been fully learned. r.t. reporting from tallinn in a stone year. now more of today's international headlines people in pakistan are venting their anger over nato's admission that a coalition helicopter was responsible for killing up to twenty pakistani troops the dead pakistani soldiers have been buried in peshawar in a ceremony attended by senior officials including the army chief in response the country's authorities are demanding that the u.s. vaca

october is the date that they would enter moscow that moscow was one of the major targets for for nazi germany during operation barbarossa when they they invaded the u.s.s.r. they had a hitler had hoped to have been standing on a red square in similar way that he had stood in paris in front of the eiffel tower victorious. well the soviet union i determined to stop that they put up a big defense a strong defense against them against moscow being taken and this really was a last gasp attempt. even the best estimates place the the soviet union situation is being very precarious at the time it was a real role of the dice to try and go and stop the nazis that time they were able to go out and fight in the battle of moscow one of the bloodiest during the second world war over a million people killed or wounded in not battling not engagement many of those who made that march across red square in one nine hundred forty one would fall on the front line in the bustle of moscow and today the city of moscow and the people are paying tribute to that sacrifice that was was made by those soldiers who

the nazi baiters head on the front going parties are all over is in red square now for. today's parade will basically reenact the one back in nineteen forty one was it being staged. well this is the first time that the nine hundred forty one parade is being green actually is in full this year marks the seventieth anniversary of that march across red square where soldiers paraded in front of the the soviet leaders and on the way to on their way straight to the front lines for the bottle of moscow now the dates for the parade the seventh of november is a very important dates actually marks the anniversary of the october revolution the pows regret aleutian one thousand seventeen why it takes place on november the seventh is because in one nine hundred seventeen russia actually it's the julian calendar instead of the modern day good korean condit in which case it may come to falls on the seventh november taking part in the parade that's going on just behind me all the soldiers wearing the uniforms the same uniforms that were worn by so just in the one nine hundred forty war

. >> standing up to violence, german political leaders condemned the killings of neo- nazi leaders. tens of thousands of egyptians are still in the square, despite the speedup of power transfer to a civilian government. they are vowing to hold a referendum on the issue and send a government of national salvation ahead of presidential elections next july. concessions, after several days of anti-military protests in at least -- in which at least 35 people have been killed. >> after days of camping out, protesters have finally got what they came for. the egyptian military rulers have without -- bowed to their demands. not before violence again broke out in the streets around the square as protesters erupted into violence for the fourth straight day. as the street battles raged, the egyptian military held talks with the country's military parties. they agreed to form a national salvation government and speed up the transfer of power to civilians. in a televised speech, the chairman of the military council addressed the nation. >> the army does not intend to hold onto power any longer, b

the member of the neo-nazi cell gave himself up to the police last week. he admitted mistakes had been made, but he said the authorities did not use informers. >> in this context, there is no evidence the intelligence service cooperative with the neo-nazi ixelles. >> the investigative blunders in the case have led the conservatives and the coalition government to call for a center -- central registry of sympathizers. >> if the agency's argument clear-cut responsibilities to avert dangerous, prevent and solve crimes, and curb violent political extremism, they must also get the legal instruments and staff to enable them to carry out their work in the best possible manner. >> the government's commissioner for integration met with members of germany's turkish and greek communities. she called on the public to show support for victims of racist crimes. >> we must support the victims' families, to send a clear signal, saying you are not alone. we are united in our sadness and sympathy. >> the government has called investigators as well as regional and federal mi

. >> and is it time to ban the deal nazi party? >>> britain is not holding back in what it thinks about tuesday's attack on its embassy in tehran. london has withdrawn its entire diplomatic staff from iran. plus, the foreign secretary today ordered all iranian diplomats to leave the u.k. within 48 hours. we will have more from london and a few moments, but first, this report. kit >> by the time william hague stepped up to speak, many lawmakers had left for the day. earlier, prime minister david cameron had promised tough action in response to the attacks on two diplomatic compounds in iran, but it was head that announced the closure of the embassy. >> iran is a country where more than 500 people have been executed so far this year and where genuine protest is stamped on. the idea the iranian authorities could not have protected our embassy or that this assault could have taken place without some degree of consent from the regime is fanciful. >> he announced the immediate shutdown of the iranian embassy in london and said all of the

the neo-nazis have a hit list. police in germany said they have discovered a list of 88 possible targets, put together by a list -- and the nazi group under investigation. have shaken the country. serious mistakes on following up on leads -- admitting intelligence agencies have made serious mistakes on following up on leads. service failed to arrest a suspect, despite having had him under surveillance as far back as 1999. >> in the fall of 1999, the suspicion arose that the suspect was looking to meet with a contact here in lower saxony to enquire about the possibility that someone outside germany might be able to help get the right-wing terrorists who were already in hiding out of the country. >> the intelligence agency took the suspect for a mere helper and dropped surveillance of him. blunders like this have brought on a barrage of criticism. each federal state has its own intelligence agency. if any of the agency's uncovers leads pointing to a threat to another federal state -- agencies uncovers leads pointing

she of course never mentioned anything doing nazi. she knew had she done so everyone would be horrified. particularly the german girl with this, being a modern german person she would have been horrified. and but it is absolutely clearly there. felbeck telling here to try to get me so do the sig highly. >> to be clear about it, you obtained the copy of the video footage as part and parcel of the disclosure in the civil proceedings? >> indeed. >> then the second point, and you always dealt with this, mr. mosley, this is paragraph 33, and this relates to the second article on the 6th of april, the follow-up article. when woman e was offered more money, 8,000 pounds you told us, so that we understand it in sequence, what is the significance of this, this point? what is the point you were driving at here? >> to me at least is significant is that they wanted a follow-up article because i had said this was untrue. they wanted really, really to put the boot in. and so they wrote this article purporting to be by the lady and completely compos

the heart of russia's capital it was seventy years since soviet soldiers marched on the advancing nazi invaders to meet them face to face at the bloody frontline artie's peter all of our was there to see the impressive parade. this is the first time that the parade is being reenacted as it took place in one nine hundred forty one this is to mark the seventieth anniversary of the last march across red square and then on woods to the front to defend moscow against the nazi home slaughter the dates of the seventh of november before they separate taking place was of historic importance in nineteen forty one it marked the anniversary of the bolshevik revolution the october revolution well it is november it was called the october revolution because it took place in october of the julian calendar we now follow the glory and calendar would put such date was the seventh november but that was also an important take not just to the soviet union it was also picked by nazi germany was the day that hitler wanted to be in moscow he wanted to have more school taken by this point to march in red square

over the last march across red square and then only adds to the bronze to defend moscow against the nazi onslaught. the date of the seventh of november for this parade taking place was the historic importance in nineteen forty one it marked the anniversary of the bolshevik revolution the october revolution well it is november it was called the october revolution because it took place in october of the julian calendar we now follow the good guru in calendar which puts not dates the seven symbol but november but that was also an important date not just for the soviet union it was also picked by nazi germany as the date that hitler wanted to be in moscow he wanted to have also taken by this boy to march in red square himself in similar ways that he had done in paris and other cities in europe the soviet authorities determined to stop that happening and that's why when they could hold this parade on red square and then send people off as a final morale boost before going off to the front to fight against the fascists they were able to do just that no today the parade to seeing soldiers weari

hope of november that was also important take not just for the soviet union it was also picked by nazi germany as the day that hitler wanted to be in moscow he wanted to have also taken by this boy to march in red square himself in similar ways that he had done in paris and other cities in europe the soviet authorities determined to stop that happening and that's why when they could hold this parade on red square and then same people off as a final morale boost before going off to the front to fights against fascists they were able to do just that no today the parade to see him soldiers wearing uniforms all one hundred forty one the same style uniforms to war by those who fought in the second world war also some pieces of military hardware the creation pieces of military hardware from the time also taking part in this march across the historic center of moscow in red square in front of the kremlin next the same basel skittish role that the battle of moscow itself was one of the most brutal and one of the the most important in the second world war the fact that the nazis were able to ca

seventh november that was also an important day not just to the soviet union it was also picked by nazi germany as the day that hitler wanted to be in moscow he wanted to have also taken by this point to march in red square himself in similar ways this he had done in paris and other cities in europe the soviet authorities determined to stop that happening and that's why when they could hold this parade on red square and then send people off as a final morale boost before going off to the front to fight against the budgets they were able to do just that you know today the parade is seeing soldiers wearing same style uniforms too worn by those who are in the second world war also some pieces of military hardware the creation pieces of military hardware from the time also taking part in the battle of moscow itself was very bloody very brutal over a million people killed and injured in the fighting to defend herself many of those people who marched across red square just behind me in nineteen forty one dice as they fell at the front defending the capital city. r.t. skitter all of our report