when the normandy battle starts, engaging the germans and fighting the normandy battle, a german counteroffensive on june 30th, there was a major one, defeating them because on august 7, 1944, that is the critical -- who knows what we were holding out. you don't want the enemy to get the idea that you are reading all of their male all the time. there are times when you have to let things happen so at the critical moment when the germans commit all their armor to the third army, the normandy breakout begins to unfold, that presents an opportunity not only to check the germans but to encircle and wipe out their forces in normandy and convert the victory of normandy into the liberation of france. practically all movements were dictated by including the advance in middle august, 10 or 11 days later. probably the biggest american victory of the european theater. thanks to ralph holland stein and the codebooks he came up with in iceland when they shot down the german aircraft. it is an amazing story. the codebook became part of the decoding operation. >> keep in mind the enigma story. next question is

when the normandy battle starts when the germans were fighting the normandy valley -- battle on june 30 there was another major where he was the hero and that was the chairman counteroffensive in 1944. that was critical. who knows brian who knows what we were hauling out. you don't want the enemy to get the idea that you are reading out their mail all the time. their times when you have to let things sorttou of happened so at the critical moment when the germans commit all of their efforts to the third army as the normandy breakout begins to unfold that presents an opportunity not only to check the germans but to encircle and to wipe out their forces in normandy and to convert it into the liberation of france. in practically all of our movements were dictated by it including the advanced on the gap in middle august. it's probably the biggest american victory at the european theater. thanks to -- the codebooks he came up withoo an iceland when i shut down the chairman aircraft and actually recovered them. the codebook became part of the decoding operation. sad let's keep in line with

in the germans contained of the american the british normandy friendship and about july 25th.his is a real problem for us so we got up to a point where we really cannot bring the troops in material short we got breakout breakout offensive is ordered in july enforce works in the area on the western edge of the normandy battle field in the armies activity did this morning patent comes in to conduct a pursuit three whole, created we start to pour division after division and become the third army in its way out behind the germans. moving eastward to answer the germans and also if and out into written and the german army at one point. in the area to organize the pattern division counter attack at the base and that breakout in another words patents apply many through town of the basin and the generals had the capability theater radically to direct at thet town that supply that's wn they come to our rescue and elicited every message we know exactly where to post people in the units are this where we played that card and is great effect by the time the battle is checked, august 8 or 9

normandy beach. they had proven themselves even at the brittany campaign they had hoped to take the city brest and as a last resort, eisenhower and the allied chief of staff threw these 400 rangers into the hurricane forest to try to turn the tide of the battle. i'm like, wow, thousands upon thousands of men been trying to take this hill. 400 watts. what are four or 400 guys going to do? which led us, of course, to the classic question that butch cassidy posed to the kid. who are these guys? who are these guys that they thought that 400 of them could turn the tide? so this when we when i was telling tom about these rangers, you could tell even over the phone we talked alarm bells. i mean, choose your metaphor alarm bells. antenna going up. there's here. there's some kind of good here. and so the next step, of course, was to find out who are these guys. so tom was digging into papers of the pack rag. eichner, and was finding jeffrey blocked blocks living son and procuring a xerox copy of doc block's h

normandy beach. they had proven themselves even at the brittany campaign they had hoped to take the city brest and as a last resort, eisenhower and the allied chief of staff threw these 400 rangers into the hurricane forest to try to turn the tide of the battle. i'm like, wow, thousands upon thousands of men been trying to take this hill. 400 watts. what are four or 400 guys going to do? which led us, of course, to the classic question that butch cassidy posed to the kid. who are these guys? who are these guys that they thought that 400 of them could turn the tide? so this when we when i was telling tom about these rangers, you could tell even over the phone we talked alarm bells. i mean, choose your metaphor alarm bells. antenna going up. there's here. there's some kind of good here. and so the next step, of course, was to find out who are these guys. so tom was digging into papers of the pack rag. eichner, and was finding jeffrey blocked blocks living son and procuring a xerox copy of doc block's h

yes, i am before normandy no need to land anywhere.then the distortion began , advantageous, er, subordinated to modern politics , to show that the russians can do nothing, that they are worth nothing. uh, that the war, uh, was won by the anglo-americans, uh, and uh, they may not even mention it. uh, i’m not talking about the crumbling monuments of our monuments to the victory of the soviet soldier in europe, russophobia, as an ideology, as a philosophy, it has long-standing roots, prominent swiss politicians, a philosopher, uh, said that russophobia in general has a history from charlemagne until today. i completely agree with him in ideology, in general there is a lot of very racism of europeans, a lot of nationalistic e. well, officially, if we look at the history of philosophy, uh, only after the second world war did europe begin. uh, it means that censorship works, which, in principle, were extolled by the colonialism of nationalism and as xenophobic ideas, so if we read with you, we all study hegel at the university, we will see

yes, i'm up to normandy. no need to land anywhere.tion advantageous, uh, subordinated to the modern policy of showing, that the russians can do nothing, that they are worth nothing. what is war? uh was won by the anglo-americans. e, and. eh, they may not even mention it. uh, i’m not talking about the crumbling monuments of the demolished monuments to the victory of the soviet soldier in europe, russophobia, as an ideology, as a philosophy, it has long-standing roots, a hydro, an outstanding swiss political philosopher, uh, said that russophobia in general has a history from karl great until today, and i completely agree with him in ideology, in general , europeans have a lot of very much racism. uh, nationalist ideas, well, officially, if we look at the history of philosophy, uh, then only after the second world war in europe did they begin, uh, to censor the works, which, in principle, were extolled by the colonialism of nationalism and as xenophobic ideas, now, if we will read with you, and we all study hegel at the university, we w

here in normandy, the rescue began. here the allies stood and fought against tyranny and a giant undertaking unparalleled in human history. we stand on a lonely, windswept point on the northern shore of france. the air is soft, but 40 years ago, at this moment, the air was dense with smoke and the cries of men. and the air was filled with the crack of rifle fire. and the roar of cannon. at dawn on the morning of the 6th of june 1944, two, 125 rangers jumped off the british landing craft and ran to the bottom of these cliffs. their mission was one of the most difficult and daring of the invasion to climb these sheer and desolate cliffs and take out the enemy guns. the allies had been told that some of the mightiest of these guns were here and they would be trained on the beaches to stop the allied advance. the rangers looked up and saw the enemy soldiers at the edge of the cliffs shooting down at them with machine guns and throwing grenades. and the american rangers began to climb. they shot rope ladders over the face of

some minsk agreements, other normandy agreements, istanbul stability, they say this also did not suitul attempt to resolve the conflict did not suit anyone , but 30 billion will be allocated for the war in a few months and this one is quite satisfied this is a normal approach, so i'm afraid that without it still in order for the poles to do it too. we felt understood, it seems to me that without such radical actions without use. here’s what the ukrainians already think they shot down, let them try to catch it, but only somewhere in the area to the area where the logistics crossings are, because, well, how much can we already collect. these are weapons of 600 types, yes, that is, catching them in the donbass. enough already. enough. let's slow them down at the crossings. we started with, uh, zelensky's quote about what he uh thinks or believes can be won before, uh, the united states elections, i have a feeling that he just became like that. e, mainly, vi- an agitator of a comrade, badin on the planet, and , uh, right before the elections, he needs to be given some kind of external vic

. >> what was it that made roosevelt choose him first for north africa and the invasion of normandy and the game but was it about eisenhower that attracted fdr? >> i think ittt made sense to point out that eisenhower had an amazing relationship with general fox conner and foxconn are took him under his wing, took eisenhower under his wing and helped him develop his military lessons or his military knowledge. fox conner mentions the eisenhower to general marshall and general marsh g or -- marshl introduced him to fdr as well. >> marshall was the chief of staff in the course he have to choose a leader for the d-day invasion and ended up being eisenhower said they have a complicated relationship. >> they have a compensated relationship but i don't think that fdr felt he could do without marshall in washington at that time. marsha was an incredible administrator and sounding board for fdr. >> one of the first important meetings between the two of them took place in casablanca after south africa's invasion and it was a a difficult time for eisenhower wasn'tth sure whether he was going to get

negotiations of the normandy four will be held. far. not every building. so quickly becomes famous all over the planet. the palace of independence, it was originally supposed to become a symbol of our country, a symbol of our people. every space. there are thought out to the smallest detail so many elements of the national historical of our people , they were introduced there, they affect the roots of our people, which are reflected literally in everyone. in each element, everyone experienced such an emotional upsurge during, uh, designing this , uh, building, which we have, in principle there is no other building like this in the country. since the ninety-eighth year, every second sunday in may, the day of the state flag and the state emblem of the republic of belarus was celebrated in the twenty -third year, the holiday was deprived of rush to pay attention to all three state symbols of belarus and today is the day of the state flag of the state emblem and the state anthem of the republic of belarus i propose to listen to the recording rally dedicated to

his group landed at normandy just days after the d-day. he was only 19 yea when he was tnd his 21st birthday. he's backt home,946, to cater mississippi. he leads a group of black veterans who try to to vote, only to be turned away, a white mob with guns, he said later i had been in omaha beach. all we black sdis wanted was to be oy citizens. we fought during the war. america, mississippi included. now, after the germans, japanese hadn't killed us. it looked as white mississippians would. whatever it was fighting against us that people like james eastland weren't elected democratically. mississippi 48% black population, but only 1% of black people were registered vote because of decades of intimidation. racist tactics like the poll tax. that's what evers was fighting against. he dedicated his life to civil rights helps investigate the lynching of emmett till in the 1950s until evers is tragically in 1963. so we're thinking about what the greatest generation means. we have to include people like medgar evers, these black veterans. there were

when they were preparing an exhibition in normandy there, general patton, journalists, caught near thehe contrived there in every possible way to say that no, we would sit down there for attacks, therefore, already at that time, journalists worked like that, without gaining bread from our military, i’ll say that yes, ukrainians and westerners have prepared. first of all, they created corps teams. they no longer only have a brig, which means they are preparing for serious offensives. they created, well they differently called, but front-line command. and delegated there, huh? the commander-in-chief of the ground forces commands their highest commanders directly on the battlefield. so he blew up, there syrsky is in fact in command, and all the equipment arrived, all of which, apparently, more of it arrived than was declared and not only what was announced, as for the russian federation , it seems to me that they knew the same before this defender starts there will be no contrast. this is not only the creation of a grouping, in fact, this is it. uh, command of these exercises. this will b

a speech to all of us, telling us how important it was for us to be successful as we jumped into normandy come back. i'll remember that real well. >> i mean, to talk to someone, who was with eisenhower, as he gave the landing on the beaches in normandy speech. earl mills is a national treasure. these men are on their final journey, and we owe them the time to sit down and listen to them and hear the incredible stories. >> it's awesome. i'm so glad you're doing this, fox nation provides a home to do this. it's so great you're bringing this back for everybody. such an important message. >> it's an honor for me. download it over the weekend and watch it when you can. thanks for being here today. now here's "america reports." >> when it came time to make decisions during covid we had to make decisions about do you follow the crowd, do you abdicate your office to dr. fauci or do what's right? >> he doesn't have personality. politics is a hard business. >> there's no shortcuts to the white house. it's about getting people's trust. >> the road through socialism runs through the democratic party.

come on, a unit of the famous normandie aviation fighter regiment , mute, which has become a symbol of our joint struggle against fascism. what happened to the french and ukrainians then marching with the united states , at least on the example of one more transformation, how is this possible. such a monument with such a symbol with a red star, there is no place in the public space of poland free independent. thank you for this act of decency and the courage to get rid of this terrifying symbol, symbolizing genocide. the russian world is a cancer that not only consumes the majority of russian society, but also threatens the whole of europe, thus it is not enough to support ukraine in its military struggle against russia to destroy. what was hidden? but i can swim, which they so bake and cry about only from march to november 1945. the ussr transferred food and animal feed to the poles in the amount of more than one and a half billion rubles. in addition, classified documents talk about how the red army restored the railway and bridges that were destroyed by the nazis. so the soviet mili

battle is underway, where the enemy's best divisions are being mowed down by that's with the french normandy squadron, also taking both in the back of the union cooperation with soviet by the people. i'm still taking down the enemy and the action has been very nice for that day. and norman, take the beloved power originally. but for the on the front us the the 2nd law affected millions of people. the during the conflict, the balance of power was held by the leaders of 3 nations, the united kingdom, the united states and the ussr, die in, in the defense that the main tribes crush. 13th stop us. because hitler was a week and know a week that he was bluffing. a was a major political figure. certainly one of the most prominent political leaders of the 20th century, waiting wish that of course, the germans had of the germans when we set forth the russians. and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of extensive men in the west at this time, the redrawing of european, both britain and the united states. but then just to the plan to attack the usaa saw, survive, russia has to be

hi, that's with the french normandy squadron. now also taking part in the back of the union cooperation with soviet, by the taking down the enemy and the thing you direction is worth it. and i swear that the norman take the beloved the the story of yours, mr. charlotte brown, the soldier monument was erected in 1947 in the estonian capital by the associates authorities origin. any bells have found the burial site of troops remains. it's the memorials of the soldiers who gave their lives in world war 2 was the risk of the apartment. and waiting for the familiar transition. in 2007, the stony government decided to relocate the monument from the city center of gods. by me to attempt were in the 1st season to move divided. the population is stony as lodge of russian speaking communities strongly opposed. it an intense rising, broke out in town in these have since become as the bronze knight drives me to bring people across the there's an old roman maxim see advice that puts you in a pair of them. if you would love peace, be prepared

essentially, later on in 1944 during the invasion of, of normandy. and this, of course is a human story. it's a story about ordering individuals, families, workers, that as soldiers, engineers, people who left the factories of russia and the soviet republics took up arms and bade farewell to their families. not knowing if they ever would return, and many of them didn't return. so today's about come emigration, it's about remembering that sacrifice. and it's also about ensuring that the audiology of nazi is a, is kept where it should be, which is firmly under the ground. of course, russia today face has so many challenges from what we're partners and people that were believed to have the best interest of hired. but it's very important to remember that the ideology of nazi isn't, especially as it still exists today. i think we should also bear witness to that, that russia intends to continue to come in, right. it's, it's victory and it tends to commemorate those that will last and it will continue to do so. as we see these magnificent machines and vehi

committee, miles, which, although he compared a possible chinese operation with the landing of the normandyr, the truth does not see that beijing is seriously preparing for youtube on the may holidays, which for the first time after the pandemic in china became so massive , it seems that they didn’t notice all the statements coming from tai-bay and washington here, not before the external political battles. but the chinese army is not up to the holidays and the bores of the taiwan strait , the military of the prc and now they are literally probing chinese fighters do not stop observation flights in the strait zone. today , taipei recorded almost 30 aircraft of the chinese air force in the area of ​​​​the so-called median line. then he announced the start their maneuvering powers. they even announced missile tests near the dupin military base, and at the same time called on the united states to help create their own fighter. well generations because it will cost the administration. taiwan also hides local trade unions. they have already demanded that this money be directed to health care and

hi, that's with the french normandy squadron, now also taking part in the bathroom invited for the font of a for us, the the miss, the charlotte reason, the problem. the soldier monument was erected in 1947 in the estonian capital by the soviets authorities originally built above the burial site of troops, remains. it's the memorials of the soldiers who gave their lives in world war 2 will say, let's get the department service give william for the infinity trip. in 2007, the stony anti government decided to relocate the monument from the city center for the year on the gods. but to me, to a to william, the frustrating to move divided the population is stony, is lodge of russian. speaking communities strongly opposed. it an intense rising, broke out in town, and these have since become known as the problems and i drive people across the a gallon sauce. so i need to work on that. i saw sleep on a on me to so i'll go and go send you an or go in there and we're going to ask them, shut it off for cbo, said up to you lock because there's so many times to evaluate them or are they able to assu

because i'm pretty sure the boys sitting in a fox hole weren't interested in moving that line back to normandy. hold the damn line. don't back off, republicans. stand up for the country that you go out and campaigned for. hold the line for the american people, because the bill we passed in april, i'm going to be honest with you, it's a downpayment of what we have to do. it's just the beginning. and if we walk away from that, if we walk away from that because people get weak-kneed, they are crying, we are not going to make our debt payments, yes, we are. the president of the united states knows what you know. we can't walk away from our debt payments. we have to make those payments. secretary yellen and the president know it. we will not default but we are defaulting on the american dream every single day where we continue to spend money that we don't have to fund the bureaucrats. if the republicans walk away with this, they don't deserve to stay in the majority. we should hold the line for

when they were preparing an exhibition in normandy there, general patton, journalists, caught near the, and he contrived there in every possible way to say that no, we would attack there, sit down in a rut, therefore, already at that time , journalists worked like that without taking away. bread from our military i will say that yes, ukrainians and westerners are prepared. first of all, they created corps teams. they no longer only have a brig, which means they are preparing for serious offensives. they created, well, they are called differently, but front-line command. and delegated there. the commander-in -chief of the ground forces commands their highest commanders directly on the battlefield. so he blew up, there syrsky is in fact in command, and all the equipment arrived, all of which, apparently , more of it arrived than was declared and not only what was announced, as for the russian federation, it seems to me that they knew the same before this defender starts there will be no contrast. this is not only the creation of a grouping, in fact, this is it. uh, command these exercise

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the pilots with the french normandy squadron of also taking both in the battle and cooperation with soviet by the people i'm still taking down the enemy, and the action is revenge for the idea of norman take the beloved power originally . but for the, on the front us, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the western side of the city that in to print it out to the rebuttal in the military base on the west side of the city, you paid me from, retreated from here under attack, the russian private military company wagner claims it's made of boxes in october of colson, known as buck booth, with just a little over 2 square kilometers left. if the city is built, a tight, as always ought to remain on the front block. pro ukrainian activists try to disrupt events in europe, partnering soviet and liberators from the 2nd world war if i'm police to even for.

a creed familiar to service members of the fallen, from the fields of yorktown to the shores of normandyys of kandahar and the mountains of seÑor and beyond. many never returned home. throughout history, these women and men lay down their lives not for a place or a person or a president, before an idea. -- but for the idea. the idea of the united states of america. the sanctuary honors that sacrifice and tells their stories and in turn tells our stories. the american story. a story of the patriots who died to deliver a nation where everyone is entitled to certain inalienable rights. among them life, liberty, and the pursuit of happyness. the three of hundreds of thousands of soldiers whose shed their blood to make these words real, they real americans who fought and fighting against the forces of fascism and who died for the. democracy has over reminded here -- as we are reminded here, the women and men who sacrificed everything, to keep democracy safe and secure during the last two decades. each of them, each of them a link in a chain of honor that stretches back to our founding fathers

for the question, did you say a request, which is the june the 6th, 1944, normandy, the allies opened the 2nd front 11 months before victory, the after the german machine. it's been broken down. that was when the british in the americans really focus more power into salting germany, but they did a tremendous cost to the russian people and the russian soldiers who suffered more casualties than any other people in any other nation of the war. the operation of buck grouchy own was granted dissolved, stalling the red army 5 weeks to advance 700 from 20 kilometers to also of nearly 20 german divisions were destroyed completely. another 50 suffered great losses throughout most of the war. the americans and the british were confronting 10 german divisions between us. while the soviets were confronting more than 200 german divisions by themselves. drawing near the altar temporary 1945, the last meeting of the big 3. that 1st the allies suggested meeting in scotland. but still involved at all, saying he disliked maintenance scots and deb this in fact the soviet leader wanted the allies to see

the pilots with the french normandy squadron of also taking both in the back of the union cooperation with soviet by the taking down the enemy and the action is worth it. and i swear that then norman, take the beloved power originally. but for the phone over for us, the so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy when foundation let it be an arms race, and it is often very dramatic. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very unclear to get a time time to sit down and talk the the multiple sites are reported in cities across the ukraine, overnights, including the capital p, a also in the program, the western side of the city that into credit and how does it matter to base on the west side of the city? you paid you to retrieve it from here and do a tax bond and private another take on this. so it does have bonds in of thomasville bach modes. we just did this a little bit to square kilometers of the city less to take the polls from the foot line. it's furniture from 425-0000 probably stands and 100 strong jewi

jews cried out in the camp, they cried out for liberation, slaved and prayed for its rescue here in normandybegan, allies stood and fought against tierney undertaking unparalleled in human history. we stand on the northern shore of france, 40 years ago at this moment the cries of men and filled with the crack of rifle fire on the morning of the sixth of june 1944, 225 rangers the british landing and ran to the bottom of these cliffs and their mission was one of the most difficult of the invasion. to climb takeout enemy guns, allies and were told some of the mightiest of the guns were here and they would be trained on the beaches to stop the advance. and sorting grenades and american rangersrs began to decline. they shot over the face of the cliffs and began to pull themselves up in one ranger fell another would take his place when the road was cut, a ranger would grab another and begin the climb again. they climbed so soon, one by one they pulled themselves over the top end of the cliffs began to ease back the confidence of europe.af twenty-five came in after two days of fighting, only 90 st

and looks like he's pretty good with the numbers here in italy, by the time, by the time of the normandy landing, the outcome of the war in europe was obvious to everyone. vladimir. yeah, i think what it was aaron also mentioned is absolutely correct. that correct is like way of talking about if you were the we are, you know, other call agenda of cold war and the, a global that was more or less of us, you know, frightful their hearts and minds. we were beans, you know, let's remember the dried up to the war friends and easily and all the other countries were elizabeth, is they, they have a very prominent or minister parties and i, i'm go side, some got absolutely this kid. so there was an absolutely amazing company with ellis . i'm, i don't mind the channel affiliated ca due to the order of trying to convince you, repeat that. that's all they decided that the russians make not think, but usually i think i'm david, i think great achievements and nobody wants to, but you denied great americans. you too much, but they begin to promote great american objects. louis armstrong, you know, next

normandy has already happened. but now what we have is a subtle line of communication. and when you do the numbers you realize that what itis eisenhower is trying to accomplish with his landings, normandy and his move now into germany, he physically cannot get the number of and the amount of material through that northern line of communications. he has to augment it somewhere. this is a saw line of communication so it's a story. just to wrap it up very quickly about how we we grow as an army, as a military, i think our industrial grows as well to i and i finish up the book just talkina ttle bit about some of our underrepresented population, which are really interesting. lot of people know this but in the 1940 9.8% of our population was black. of the american army, 28% of our service forces were black and 43% of the quartermaster corps was black, whereas just a portion disproportionate in the infantry, in the combat forces. so we find is there's and so people ask me, you know, did i write this book? if you look at the cover, you're not going to see journal, eisenhower, g

hi, that's with the french normandy squadron, now also taking part in the back of the union cooperation with soviet, by the taking down the enemy. and the thing you direction is worth it. and i swear that the norman directly into their beloved power originally. but for the phone over for us, the so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. taishan, let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic. the only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very unclear to get a time time to sit down and talk the top stories for this. our live one off the international as nationwide protest erupt and texas dawn off of the former prime minister in wrong con, is arrested on corruption obligations to all going down outside the high call. and his mom about is ready as drives on guy. so leaving, so team people dead including 3 members of a palace, opinion jihad is movement for 5 minutes. that being even given y'all valence a strike with even greater force that anyone who will homes his country in the course, nations around the

time. crisis, maybe it makes sense to reconsider the timing of plans and speed up the landing in normandyif we link up with the active eastern bosnian partisan brigades, our forces will double, god forbid, by then the allies will land in the balkans, he wants to get ahead of the russians and not let them go to the beams. in any case, this is already the second front the second front in the balkans has already created a people's revolutionary army. yugoslavia, we are fighting hard here, we are fighting. i'm always with you we know about it thank you captain. ahead of the german cars we will break through. to all of you, the yugoslav people's army has escaped from the encirclement. the yugoslav army continues to fight. keep in touch. this is very important. look at the situation on on july 18:10, the field marshal and the fonduegi managed to wedge into the defense of rokossovsky for 10-12 km. and at vatutin, the enemy advanced into the depths of our defense up to 40 km today, field marshal funk, people dedicated our intelligence to the battle, he brought his last rank, the 12th panzer 10th

the french armed forces on red square, military personnel and a consolidated unit of the famous normandyon fighter regiment, which has become a symbol of our joint struggle against pozhim, are marching in the parade. who then became the french women marching with great britain and the united states at least on the example of one more transformation like this, perhaps with a red star, there is no place in the public space of poland free independent. thank you for this act of decency and courage in getting rid of this horrific symbol of genocide. russian world. this is a cancer that not only consumes the majority of russian society. and what was hidden? but the occupation, about which they so bake and cry. only from march to november 1945, the ussr handed over to the poles food and animal feed in the amount of more than one and a half billion rubles. top-secret documents talk about how the red army restored the railway and bridges that were destroyed by the nazis. so the soviet military railway workers restored more than 4,000 km. railways. 20 km of bridges were also restored and built, bu