Day of memory and sorrow, the anniversary of the beginning of the Great Patriotic War. On this day in the summer of 1941, the bloodiest war in the history of our country began, the war that was the main part of World War II of 1939-1945.
The Day of Remembrance and Sorrow is very important for those who survived the terrible days of the Great Patriotic War, for their children, grandchildren and children and grandchildren of the millions of soldiers who gave their lives for the world in which we live today. Today is the Day of National Mourning, in which we remember everyone who died defending Soviet land from invaders. We remember the home front workers who forged the Great Victory with their labor. We remember all those who were tortured in concentration camps, all those who died during the bombings, in short, all whose lives were taken by the War.
