EIGHTY YEARS OF THE GREAT VICTORY: THE FEAT THAT CHANGED THE WORLD

Today is 2025, the Great Patriotic War is getting further and further away from us, there are fewer and fewer participants and witnesses of those events. Decades will pass, and we will learn about the war only from history textbooks, from documentaries, from books. Of course, they don't lie, but there is something special that separates us from the past, preventing us from penetrating to the very depths. Something is missing. There is a missing person, a living person, a real person. These people are living out their days now, leaving the world behind for future generations. To get to know their fates, to support them in difficult moments, to honor and remember them during their lifetime – this is the moral and moral duty of each of us. We believe that the memory of the unparalleled feat of the Soviet people and their Great Victory in that terrible war will be carefully passed down from generation to generation. And the Soviet soldier deserved a monument for centuries from grateful humanity, so that the memory of his exploits would live forever, because he was able to look death in mortal danger, he showed the highest military valor and heroism.

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Scientific Review Theory and Practice
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.35679/2226-0226-2025-15-1-88-98
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International Relations and Foreign Policy
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EIGHTY YEARS OF THE GREAT VICTORY: THE FEAT THAT CHANGED THE WORLD

Vladimir Ivanovich Kolesov
Scientific Review Theory and Practice
International Relations and Foreign Policy
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EIGHTY YEARS OF THE GREAT VICTORY: THE FEAT THAT CHANGED THE WORLD

Vladimir Ivanovich Kolesov
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Abstract

Today is 2025, the Great Patriotic War is getting further and further away from us, there are fewer and fewer participants and witnesses of those events. Decades will pass, and we will learn about the war only from history textbooks, from documentaries, from books. Of course, they don't lie, but there is something special that separates us from the past, preventing us from penetrating to the very depths. Something is missing. There is a missing person, a living person, a real person. These people are living out their days now, leaving the world behind for future generations. To get to know their fates, to support them in difficult moments, to honor and remember them during their lifetime – this is the moral and moral duty of each of us. We believe that the memory of the unparalleled feat of the Soviet people and their Great Victory in that terrible war will be carefully passed down from generation to generation. And the Soviet soldier deserved a monument for centuries from grateful humanity, so that the memory of his exploits would live forever, because he was able to look death in mortal danger, he showed the highest military valor and heroism.

Scientific Review Theory and PracticeVol. 15(1)
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