Soviet Red Square military parade: a few tanks did not drive a few meters, they turned around and left, Stalin's expression was solemn
In September 1941, the Germans officially declared war on the Soviet Union. Faced with the German armored forces, the Soviets were unable to resist at all, and in just two months, hundreds of thousands of Soviet troops were captured. On the front lines, the red army soldiers were demoralized, and they did not know where the war was going. For Stalin, he could not sleep peacefully all night. Soon, the Germans surrounded the Soviet capital Moscow, and although a large number of Soviet generals fought bravely on the front line, they were still unable to win the hearts and minds of the Soviets.
Stalin was well aware that he was trying to restore the confidence of the Soviet people in the future of the war. So Stalin called the commander of the Central Forces in Moscow overnight and asked him to hold a military parade the next day. At this time, the Red Army was fighting with the Germans on the outskirts of Moscow, and it was really difficult to gather so many reference troops. So the commander of the central forces in Moscow asked the soldiers to be inspected first, and then went to the battlefield to kill the enemy.
It was drizzling and the weather in Moscow was incredibly cold. But around Red Square, hundreds of thousands of citizens gathered, quietly waiting for the Fuehrer to appear. At nine o'clock in the morning, Stalin appeared in the sights. Soon, the parade began. There was silence, only the footsteps of the Army soldiers echoed over Red Square. Suddenly, people held their breath, and everyone tiptoed and looked. It turned out that the new Soviet tank unit had arrived. In order to deal with the Germans, Soviet experts rushed to build this weapon day and night, which made this weapon.
Stalin was also excited that these tanks had been sent to the front, but he had not seen them. Suddenly, a few tanks did not drive a few meters away, they turned around and drove directly to the outskirts. The commander of the Central Forces in Moscow told Stalin that the Germans had sent a large number of tanks to attack the city, and that the tanks that participated in the parade had to be fought immediately. Stalin's expression was solemn, and he quickly calmed down and silently nodded at the tank drivers. Soon after, unusually fierce fighting broke out on the outskirts of Moscow, and the Red Army soldiers resisted desperately, blocking the German tanks with their flesh and blood. The new Soviet tanks, on the other hand, attacked bravely, fighting back against the invaders again and again.
Conclusion: It has to be said that the Soviet Union suffered heavy losses from the German army in World War II. In order to win this war, the Soviet Union lost ten million troops, and such a sacrificial ability is really jaw-dropping. At the same time, during Stalin's military parade on Red Square, he gave hope to the people. All the Soviet fighters were united, knowing deeply that once the motherland was breached by the enemy, their children and grandchildren would be reduced to slavery. It was such a strong determination that allowed the Soviets to win the later victory.