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Victory park in Saratov, Russia. The veteran of the Great Patriotic War ( 1941-1945).
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  • very positive and stunning photo sharing sister , thanks

  • I should say, a lovely historical photo! It must have been a proud experience for you to have him as a veteran in your country. His medals speak for itself..... Thanks for sharing, Galina.

    Cheers!

    Robbie : )

  • Martin, it's my pleasure....I'm always glad to give you any information you'd like...

  • Anele, what video do you mean? As for the veterans, you're right that they  did a great deal for our country. The victory was achieved through their endless heroism. Eternal glory to the victors!

  • Hello, Nadiyah!

    Thanks a lot for commenting my photo. I'm very grateful to EC for featuring it. I think veterans of the Great Patriotic War really deserve it, as there're fewer and fewer of them each year. I've already explained Martin why I didn't interview this veteran and I won't be able to do it in the future as I don't know him. But I'll try to post a blog about other veterans as soon as I have free time....

    Have a nice day, Nadiyah!

    Galina

  • Hi Martin! I'm very glad to see you commenting my photo. I agree with you that these people ( I mean veterans) did impossible during the war to defeat fascism. I respect them a lot. Sometimes I think that I couldn't do the same. As for talking to this veteran, it wasn't the right time and place to do it. We were standing near the war memorial, there were a lot of people there, loud music, veterans were singing war songs and I tried to do it, too. I simply adore war songs...they're so melodiuos, touching. So, I asked him to take a photo with me and congratulated him on Victory day. You know each year there're fewer and fewer veterans. But I know a lot of different stories about real people (including my relatives) connected with the Great Patriotic War. I read a lot of books about this war, interviewed  different peopl while I was a student myself, now  I teach my students not to forget about those who died for the victory. In the past a lot of veterans came to our school and told the students about their war experience. But now they practically can't do it. Ok, I'll try to post a blog but only after the end of the school year ( in three or four weeks)....I'm very busy now...preparations for the exams, different performances, final lessons and so on... 

  • Yeah, I agreed at Martin, It was a valuable opportunity to interview this veteran. I wait for your report, Galina :)

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