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1. Svyashchennaya voina
2. This presentation is dedicated to all defenders
3. At dawn on June 22nd, 1941, Hitler’s armies attacked the Soviet Union without declaring war.
4. Having signed a non-aggression pact with Germany
5. The Great Patriotic War, which was to last about 4 years, had begun.
6. By the end of the year, the
7. Leningrad’s horrific siege was one of the
8. By the first winter of the siege
9. The only life-line to mainland was the
10. Somehow, the city survived, its heroic resistance
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This presentation is dedicated to all defenders of our Motherland and especially to my parents Skriabin Vasilii Ivanovich and Lidia Iosifovna

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Слайд 1Svyashchennaya voina
Учитель английского языка
ГБОУ СОШ № 180
с углублённым изучением
английского

языка
Васильева Елена Васильевна

Слайд 2This presentation is dedicated to all defenders of our Motherland

and especially to my parents Skriabin Vasilii Ivanovich and Lidia

Iosifovna

This presentation is dedicated to all defenders of our Motherland and especially to my parents Skriabin Vasilii

Слайд 3At dawn on June 22nd, 1941, Hitler’s armies attacked the

Soviet Union without declaring war.

Слайд 4Having signed a non-aggression pact with Germany in 1939, Hitler’s

invasion of June 1941 caught the USSR by surprise.

Having signed a non-aggression pact with Germany in 1939, Hitler’s invasion of June 1941 caught the USSR

Слайд 5The Great Patriotic War, which was to last about 4

years, had begun.

Слайд 6By the end of the year, the Germans had seized

most of the Soviet Union’s western territory and surrounded Leningrad.

By the end of the year, the Germans had seized most of the Soviet Union’s western territory

Слайд 7Leningrad’s horrific siege was one of the most lethal in

world history. It lasted for 900 days, from September 1941

to January 1944. The city’s civilian population of almost three million refused to surrender, even though they were completely surrounded

Leningrad’s horrific siege was one of the most lethal in world history. It lasted for 900 days,

Слайд 8By the first winter of the siege there was no

heating, no water supply, almost no electricity and very little

food. Despite non-stop air and artillery bombardment, the city’s greatest enemies were hunger and bitter cold. Exhausted people collapsed and died. The streets were littered with dead bodies.

By the first winter of the siege there was no heating, no water supply, almost no electricity

Слайд 9The only life-line to mainland was the ice of Lake

Ladoga - known as the “Road of Life”

The only life-line to mainland was the ice of Lake Ladoga - known as the “Road of

Слайд 10Somehow, the city survived, its heroic resistance summed up in

the motto: “Troy fell, Rome fell, Leningrad did not fall”.

The blockade took the lives of at least 670,000 people, although some estimates suggest that as many as 1.5 million people died. The city became the symbol of Soviet resilience and invincibility. The siege was commemorated by the Green Belt of Glory, a unique complex of memorials along the historic frontline. You can still see warnings in St. Petersburg advising which side of the street is safe from the German shelling.