The 71th anniversary of Leningrad’s full liberation from the fascist blockade
27 January 2015, Tuesday
In 1944 the 27th of January the whole world learned about Leningrad’s full liberation of soviet forces from the fascist blockade. It was one of the most tragic and heroic event of the Great Patriotic War.
The protectors and citizens of Leningrad went through unbelievable difficulties- starvation, cold, shellings, bombings. They managed to overcome suffers due to indestructible firmness, courage and belief in victory. The feat of protectors and citizens of Leningrad city forces to be delighted with heroism and greatness of spirit.
In this day we remember liberators, protectors and Leningrad’s citizens, who became stronger than death, having proved that hunger, cold and bombings can’t break the will of a person and devoted love to your Fatherland.
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