although it has been a day for millions of people all over russia to publicly pay tribute to the red army soldiers victory day is also time to quietly remember the unimaginable suffering and doored by soviet families during the war. the ninth of may is about remembering all of that suffering and sacrifice which ultimately affected everyone in the u.s. . that's our we spoke to some of those who gave everything to and manatees bloodiest. feel. most of the worst since really really a national hero we're. still a couple good. yesterday that still read it is still you know ship with little slave ship a good thing that gets older more it. doesn't mean you can hear if he. does this is just natural you get little bit iffy. but you know. if you can see out here we are seeing the movie of. the week the movie you. see the. feel. the whole the world looks so up for you right. now would you say i see where you can see the school saying you are going to be actors are going to use something that you and i when you were on the street yesterday. recently what's the standard you're going to feel. feel the

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saracens' red army lumbered forward. a game of spot the ball for the video official.ll so tight when leinster were struck by a bolt from billy — a moment of match—winning skill that england may need at the world cup. even in this wild week of sporting comebacks this was too much for leinster. their reign as european champions ended by this kick. victory to saracens, who have won another battle. in these games when you run on such emotional energy there is a huge amount of resilience that you have to show but to be part of this team, i think you get energy from the players either side of you and today there were some monumental performances. this team can be considered amongst britain's most successful sporting sides. brilliant, brutal saracens. the strongmen of europe. it was a day for the batsmen as england held on to beat pakistan in southampton in their latest one day international ahead of hosting the world cup this month. new dad joss butler hit a spectacular century off just 50 balls. then targeting 374, pakistan's opener, fakhar zaman, made his own 138. but eng

lasted for two hundred days between one hundred forty two and one hundred forty three and cost the red army over one million one hundred thirty thousand soldiers germany's losses were even higher on the losing the battle the nazi leadership declared national mourning many historians see the battle of stalingrad as a watershed moment too one that dramatically altered the course of the wall. even now. harrowing reminders of the ferocity of the fighting and being uncovered next we bring you a letter that was uncovered with the remains of two soviet soldiers in never made it home. i was still in the collaborates digging and the last one left i've been injured and will not last long. but i will stay here i will die when i refused to give in to the enemy tell my wife that i was defending the motherland. we will win no matter what. was. a venture comrades. traditionally military parades of course a key component of the victory day celebrations some of the country state of the art military hard will be on display in moscow too in a display strength that is how it will prevent any future conflict cr

saracens red army lumbered forward. no try but a penalty. 0wen farrell did the necessary.ment of match—winning skill but england may lead —— need at the world cup. this was too much for leinster, their reign as champions ended by this cake. victory to saracens, brutally brilliant saracens, the strongmen of europe. england's one—day batsmen were at their swash—buckling best as they beat pakistan today as part of their preparation to host the world cup this month. joss butler hit a brilliant century offjust 50 balls in southampton and despite pakistan also giving it a good go, they fell 12 short of england's 373 run total. the second highest run scoring game in england for both sides. jason roy with 87, jonny bairstow and eoin morgan reaching half centuries. pakistan's reply of 361—7 a valiant effort in reply. fakhar zaman leading the way with 138. babar azam and asif ali with half centuries. it's shaping up to be a real cracking finish to the football season. european cup finals to come. the premier league finale tomorrow. and today the start of the championship play—offs.

saracens' red army lumbered forward. no try but a penalty. 0wen farrell did the necessary.— a moment of match—winning skill that england may need at the world cup. this was too much for leinster — their reign as champions ended by this kick. victory to saracens, brutally brilliant saracens — the strongmen of europe. with these games, you are running on such emotional energy, there is a huge amount of resilience that you have two show but to be part of this team, ithink have two show but to be part of this team, i think you get energy from the team either side of you and today there were some monumental performances. this team can be considered one of britain's most successful sporting sides. brutal and brilliant. it was a day for the batsmen as england held—on to beat pakistan in southampton in their latest one—day international ahead of hosting the world cup this month. new dad jos butler, hit a spectacular century off just 50 balls. then targeting 374 — pakistan's opener fakhar zaman made 138. but england kept their nerve to win by 12 runs. it's shaping up to be a real cr

feel like we it's a good example because norway was occupied during the war by nazi germany and the red army actually entered. into the north of the country the liberated the country and taking mass casualties and after liberating the north of norway a day he buried their dead and they went home so so it's in the north to still have memories or not fond of it's not a great time but they have good very good memories of russia we never had any conflicts with them at least not direct conflict but because we join nato also the couple who go on to absorb the narrative of the poles so all you have to decide it's maybe liberated europe but they're never they would never leave so they're just they're conquering they're not liberators and i think that this causes a split within the we even when we try to have a multitude of historical memories but again and the north it's almost drowned out because it doesn't fit the broader ideology that you know the russians are coming for us and this is where our common you know western identity some extent originated leave the last were forty seconds of us we're

being carried right behind the russian flag was raised by red army soldiers above the reichstag building in the german capital on the first of may in nineteen forty five and i mean this day has been remembered and really it is the veins of every single russian citizen right now because for several very very long yes' the soviet union forwards in a very bloody ruined i mean no one kevin when you ask me as to what this whole thing means to an average russian person i mean it is not just a it is not a demonstration of military might now of course to a certain extent it is but it is it is far from this like when here we did it actually you might assume because no in fact the soviet union it is it was a victory for the soviet union with tears in many many people's eyes because the loss of the shia loss and the sheer devastation that people experience that the whole soviet nation experienced in the course of that war well it is really it is unparalleled because for instance twenty some twenty six million i mean there are different figures according to different sources but some twenty six mill

including this one year of held parades for a number of years honoring veterans who fought against the red army during the second world war but also when you look into it may have had a checkered history too is that seen across the baltic states in your view. listen everywhere in the baltic states there are some or all of these phenomena are ok so in latvia you have the s.s. march. the s.s. latvian s.s. division sixteen to nineteen and s.s. divisions now those units did not kill jews because the jews lad he had already been murdered but many people who served in those units among the many volunteers had served in latvian as the the latvian security police prior to joining those units which was set up in late forty two and early forty three because the murders of the latvian jews took place primarily in forty one and forty two so in other words you kid turn people who are mass murderers into into national heroes i mean what kind of country wants a mass murder as as a national hero and in dystonia they also honor the people who served in the estonian s.s. twentieth s.s. division and stoney is the