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WWII

Eternal Heroes

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Nikolay Teplotanskikh, now 98, became a tank driver, saving fellow fighters and surviving serious wounds. Valentina Minaeva, 103, worked as a nurse, saving countless lives. Vitaly Kolesov, 101, led an artillery platoon and endured the Battle of Stalingrad. Now, the veterans are at an age where they can reflect on their experiences with wisdom and insight. Despite the lingering memories of hardship and sacrifice, they remain optimistic, expressing deep gratitude for their lives and for the love and support of their families.

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Добавить в избранное War Witness: Heritage 03:5818 2015 marks 70 years since the end of World War II – one of the bloodiest conflicts in the history of mankind. Some of those who helped to win the war and protect the world from the Nazi threat are still alive today. These veterans survived its horrors and became heroes at a young age: among their number are teenagers who volunteered for the frontline to protect their families, child survivors of the Siege of Leningrad, and young men and women who were willing to sacrifice everything for victory. Today, they remember the war and the contributions they made. They're joined by younger generations, great-grandchildren and students, who show their appreciation for the sacrifices made by the veterans and share their views on WWII.

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