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RED ARMY DAY
106 years ago, on February 23, 1918, the legendary and invincible Red Army was born, which in difficult times successfully defended the USSR, the Soviet peoples and the sovereignty of the young state of the Soviet Union. On this day in 1918, the first victory of the young army of the first country of workers and peasants over the German conqueror was won.
After the old Imperial Army lost the Crimean War, the Russo-Japanese War, and the First World War, Vladimir I. Lenin and Leon Trotsky started from scratch and formed an army that grew to 5,000,000 and defeated the Entente and its White Guard collaborators. The Red Army did not lose a single battle and won the most significant one in the bloodiest war in human history, the Great Patriotic War.
The Red Army produced famous commanders: Zhukov, Rokosovsky, Voroshilov, Frunze and many others.
Together with the great Red Army, the USSR itself grew, which provided the most success in education and science until then. The Soviet Union produced 20% of the world's industrial products, and every third passenger in the world flew on Soviet Ilah and Tuskakh airplanes. The USSR conquered space and gave mankind the greatest scientific discoveries.
106 years ago, on February 23, 1918, the legendary and invincible Red Army was born, which in difficult times successfully defended the USSR, the Soviet peoples and the sovereignty of the young state of the Soviet Union. On this day in 1918, the first victory of the young army of the first country of workers and peasants over the German conqueror was won.
After the old Imperial Army lost the Crimean War, the Russo-Japanese War, and the First World War, Vladimir I. Lenin and Leon Trotsky started from scratch and formed an army that grew to 5,000,000 and defeated the Entente and its White Guard collaborators. The Red Army did not lose a single battle and won the most significant one in the bloodiest war in human history, the Great Patriotic War.
The Red Army produced famous commanders: Zhukov, Rokosovsky, Voroshilov, Frunze and many others.
Together with the great Red Army, the USSR itself grew, which provided the most success in education and science until then. The Soviet Union produced 20% of the world's industrial products, and every third passenger in the world flew on Soviet Ilah and Tuskakh airplanes. The USSR conquered space and gave mankind the greatest scientific discoveries.