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The Battle for Moscow Typhoon Part One War Movie HD
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00:01:00We don't miss you, I don't know what it is directive. Oh, no matter. It's a tight. I'll provide a near a shy. She operates a in a stupefying. Oh, my God
00:01:19She's got you
00:01:21Decides of them, so they're as grammy's Russian. I saw
00:01:25the pre-code is in me
00:01:28The enemy will advance to destroy the enemy
00:01:33East Smolensk by double encirclement
00:01:37In the area of Vyazma
00:01:41After this decisive operation, the army group center should proceed to pursue the broken Russian troops
00:01:50To Moscow
00:01:53My my furor of the opposite concept of the directives is good
00:01:58Finally, my long-time dream is fulfilled
00:02:00to start an offensive against the main Russian forces
00:02:03Hopefully, only would have survived the weather
00:02:07If before the end of September you can't pull up the necessary reinforcements, I suggest calling this operation
00:02:13October holiday with the fact that it was completed on November 7th at the Red Square
00:02:17No
00:03:47So
00:04:17You
00:04:47you
00:05:17you
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00:06:30To strike Moscow, the German command concentrated powerful selection forces
00:06:38More than once in the course of World War II
00:06:41In addition to the battle near Moscow, more than 1 million soldiers, 1,700 tanks, 2,000 planes were deployed in one direction
00:06:53September 30, 1941, two days before the general time of the offensive, the tank army of Guderian struck on the left flank of the Bryansk front
00:07:20It was supported by the entire aviation of the army group center
00:07:50After a powerful artillery and aviation preparation, the German mechanized troops broke through the tactical defense of the Bryansk front
00:08:18and began to move quickly towards the eagle
00:08:49here's a situation
00:09:01We must save the situation
00:09:07You are tasked
00:09:11to stop the tank group of Guderian
00:09:13advancing to the eagle
00:09:15to stop the tank group of Guderian
00:09:17advancing to the eagle
00:09:19For this you need
00:09:21in 4-5 days
00:09:23form the first
00:09:25Guard Sniper Corps
00:09:27Guard Sniper Corps
00:09:29Guard Sniper Corps
00:09:31Guard Sniper Corps
00:09:33I understand, comrade Marshal, that there is no one in the corps except the commander
00:09:35Guard Sniper Corps
00:09:37Guard Sniper Corps
00:09:39Guard Sniper Corps
00:09:41Guard Sniper Corps
00:09:43The commander will gather
00:09:45the staff
00:09:47of the armored vehicles department
00:09:49and think
00:09:51what parts of the reserves
00:09:53can be included in your corps
00:09:57General Lelushenko
00:09:59urgently to comrade Stalin
00:10:01and you
00:10:03Boris Mikhailovich
00:10:09The situation has changed
00:10:12The situation has changed
00:10:14Guderian is not far from the eagle
00:10:22Form the corps
00:10:24not in 5 days
00:10:26but in a day
00:10:28or two
00:10:30Comrade Lelushenko
00:10:32you must immediately fly to the eagle
00:10:34and figure everything out
00:10:38Permission to report
00:10:40Report
00:10:44Now there is no point in flying to the eagle
00:10:46Our troops are not there
00:10:48I ask you to fix the metric of the 6th motorcycle regiment
00:10:50which is in your reserve
00:10:52and the Tuisk Artillery School
00:10:54With them
00:10:56we will move to meet Guderian
00:11:00I think that the proposal
00:11:02of Lelushenko
00:11:04can be accepted
00:11:06Good
00:11:10Do not let the enemy pass
00:11:12further
00:11:14Yes, comrade Stalin
00:11:26Whose tanks?
00:11:28Who are you dealing with?
00:11:30General Lelushenko
00:11:36Commander of the 4th Tank Brigade
00:11:38Colonel Katukov
00:11:40At your disposal
00:11:42How many tanks do you have?
00:11:44The first echelon is 16 tanks
00:11:4616? Not a lot
00:12:06What are we going to do with the tanks, colonel?
00:12:08We need to hit the enemy
00:12:10on the open flanks
00:12:12and not let them take us by surprise
00:12:14Good
00:12:16You are right
00:12:18We will put the tanks in ambush
00:12:20over there in that grove
00:12:23You are right
00:12:25We will put the tanks in ambush
00:12:27over there in that grove
00:12:37Stay behind the senior
00:12:39Yes
00:12:53All artillery, fire!
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00:14:52General, enemy has stopped.
00:14:54Should we attack with something he can fly here.
00:14:56Nothing. Everything is into battle.
00:14:58Here come Russian artillery!
00:15:02Commander of squadron, Captain Chumak.
00:15:06Order to launch one telegram.
00:15:08Why so little?
00:15:10That's enough.
00:15:12Send people to the front line, no matter how much panic there is.
00:15:16Send them.
00:15:18I've heard about your stuff.
00:15:21I've heard you were good to the Germans in Dorsh.
00:15:24But I've never seen it.
00:15:27Go.
00:15:42Good morning, Mr. Ambassador.
00:16:02Good morning, Richard. What do you have?
00:16:05I've come to consult with you, Mr. Ambassador,
00:16:08regarding our information for the press.
00:16:12What do you think we should pay the most attention to?
00:16:16I think we should submit our offensive to Moscow.
00:16:20Although it won't change anything anyway.
00:16:24Do you think the Japanese won't react to our success?
00:16:29I've just sent a decryption to Berlin,
00:16:33where I report that Japan's war against the Russian Far East Army,
00:16:39which is still considered strong, can't be expected before the spring of 1942.
00:16:44Is that the final decision of the Japanese government?
00:16:48Yes. They will act only when we win the war.
00:16:53Would you like some coffee?
00:16:56No, thank you, Mr. Ambassador. I have a press conference.
00:17:03Thank you.
00:17:34They were watching me.
00:17:37We were lucky for too long.
00:17:40Are you ready?
00:17:42Let's skip the press conference, Richard.
00:17:44No, this is very important.
00:17:46The text is as follows.
00:17:49There will be no war this year, Ramzai.
00:17:55October 4, 1941.
00:18:04Max, I've taken on a huge responsibility.
00:18:12Now you have to believe me.
00:18:18They can't not believe me.
00:18:24They can't.
00:18:33October 4, 1941.
00:18:4430 degrees.
00:18:5430 degrees.
00:18:5530 degrees.
00:19:01This was the last program of Richard Sorge,
00:19:05the hero of the Soviet Union.
00:19:17As you know,
00:19:19on October 2,
00:19:20the German Army Group Center
00:19:25took the offensive.
00:19:28Having a complete superiority,
00:19:31the enemy advanced in the last two days,
00:19:34encircling the flanks of the Western Front.
00:19:39The situation is complicated by the fact
00:19:43that the Moscow direction
00:19:46has strategic reserves capable of covering the capital
00:19:50of the Soviet Union.
00:19:52No.
00:19:55The German forces are too powerful
00:19:58to be stopped at once.
00:20:01Unfortunately,
00:20:03some of our soldiers
00:20:06did not show their best side.
00:20:09They relied on their bravery
00:20:12and class consciousness.
00:20:15But during the war,
00:20:17they turned out to be people
00:20:18of high culture,
00:20:20not well-trained in the technical field.
00:20:25What measures should we take?
00:20:29First.
00:20:31Now,
00:20:33things are better at the Leningrad Front.
00:20:37There is an offer
00:20:40to call Zhukov from Leningrad.
00:20:45Second.
00:20:47We have received reliable information
00:20:50from various sources
00:20:52that the Japanese will not attack the Far East.
00:20:55Therefore, we need to call back
00:20:58a part of the artillery divisions,
00:21:02all tank troops
00:21:04and high-speed echelons to Moscow.
00:21:08Third.
00:21:10The City Committee of the Party, Comrade Shcherbakov,
00:21:13will hold an additional set of militiamen.
00:21:17We will launch a slogan,
00:21:19All for the Defense of Moscow!
00:21:31Comrade member of the Military Council,
00:21:33the anti-tank movement
00:21:35at Yukhnov has just been detected by aerial reconnaissance.
00:21:38It is impossible.
00:21:40Yes, Comrade Division Commissar.
00:21:41The column of tanks and motorized infantry
00:21:44with a length of up to 25 kilometers.
00:21:47The pilots passed over it at a low altitude.
00:21:50They clearly saw the fascist crosses on the tanks
00:21:53and were shelled with anti-aircraft guns.
00:21:56Who was flying?
00:21:58Maybe they took our unit as an enemy?
00:22:00No.
00:22:02Experienced, shelled pilots were flying.
00:22:04I believe them.
00:22:08Well,
00:22:09I'll have to ask the General Staff.
00:22:17Marshal Shaposhnikov.
00:22:19Shaposhnikov, speaking.
00:22:21Boris Mikhailovich,
00:22:23have you received any new information
00:22:25about the situation on the Western Front?
00:22:27Nothing new.
00:22:31They have no information.
00:22:40The German tank group
00:22:43is in the deep rear of our troops
00:22:45and is moving towards Moscow
00:22:47with no one on its way.
00:22:49It is a crime
00:22:51not to believe in the truthfulness of such a message
00:22:53and to shoot.
00:22:55Nikolai Aleksandrovich,
00:22:57I ask you to immediately
00:22:59send the best pilots for reconnaissance.
00:23:02Let them descend to the brink of flight
00:23:05and determine exactly
00:23:07what tanks and motorized infantry are.
00:23:09Yes, sir.
00:23:34How far are they?
00:23:36The head of the column has entered Yukhnov.
00:23:37It is 200 kilometers from Moscow.
00:23:40I must inform him.
00:23:48Connect me to Marshal Shaposhnikov.
00:23:53Shaposhnikov, speaking.
00:23:55Boris Mikhailovich,
00:23:57what is the situation on the Western Front?
00:24:00Listen, Telegin, my dear,
00:24:03what do your calls mean?
00:24:05And the same question. What is the matter?
00:24:08The Germans have broken through the front
00:24:10and captured Yukhnov.
00:24:12This is the intelligence data.
00:24:14Are your pilots not mistaken?
00:24:16No, they are not.
00:24:19This is incredible.
00:24:21We do not have such data.
00:24:36Telegin.
00:24:38Yes, comrade Stalin.
00:24:40You have just reported to Shaposhnikov
00:24:43that the Germans have broken through to Yukhnov.
00:24:45Where did you get this information?
00:24:47Can we trust them?
00:24:49The information was delivered by the best pilots
00:24:52and has been double-checked.
00:24:54What did you assume?
00:24:56I am now calling upon the Podolsk school,
00:24:59the Military-Political School
00:25:01and the Academy of Lenin.
00:25:02Act decisively.
00:25:04Gather all you have for the battle.
00:25:07As for the responsibility of commanding the district,
00:25:10I propose a task.
00:25:12Your task is to detain the enemy for 5-7 days.
00:25:26Attention!
00:25:28At ease!
00:25:32At ease!
00:25:35Attention!
00:25:38Comrade General!
00:25:40Why aren't you wearing your boots?
00:25:42You are a deputy, for God's sake!
00:25:47Why aren't the cadets wearing their boots?
00:25:50Not all the company had time
00:25:52to change into winter uniforms, comrade General.
00:25:54I want everyone to be wearing their boots tomorrow.
00:25:55Do you understand?
00:25:57Yes, sir!
00:26:05Comrades cadets!
00:26:08The enemy's tank group
00:26:11has broken through and is on its way to Moscow.
00:26:14All hope is on us,
00:26:16on the Podolsk cadets.
00:26:18We must detain the Germans for 3 days.
00:26:21Just for 3 days!
00:26:23We don't have enough weapons and equipment,
00:26:26but despite that,
00:26:28we must be worthy
00:26:30of the glorious battle traditions
00:26:33of the Red Cadets of the Civil War!
00:26:36We swear to fulfill our duty!
00:26:39We swear not to let the enemy enter Moscow!
00:26:43We swear!
00:26:45We swear!
00:26:47We swear!
00:26:49Listen to my command!
00:26:50Go through Podolsk!
00:26:53With a song!
00:26:55Equip your vehicles!
00:26:58Avangard, 6th company!
00:27:016th company, listen to my command!
00:27:05Attention!
00:27:08To the right!
00:27:12To the shoulder!
00:27:15Attention!
00:27:17To the right!
00:27:18To the left!
00:27:21March!
00:27:25Forward march!
00:27:28I remember a provincial town,
00:27:31Quiet, desolate and sad.
00:27:35A church and a bazaar,
00:27:37A city boulevard,
00:27:39And among the flickering couples
00:27:43I see a familiar silhouette,
00:27:45A blue beret, a blue jacket,
00:27:48A dark skirt, a girl's dress,
00:27:51My past novel.
00:27:54Three, four!
00:27:56Tanya, Tanyusha, my Tatyana,
00:27:59Do you remember the slimy summer?
00:28:03How can we forget
00:28:06Everything we had to go through?
00:28:09Tanya, Tanyusha, my Tatyana,
00:28:12Do you remember the slimy summer?
00:28:17Company, halt!
00:28:21Where are you going?
00:28:23What's it to you?
00:28:25On behalf of the Russian army,
00:28:27I requisition your vehicle.
00:28:29It's a city colonel's vehicle.
00:28:31These are my personal belongings.
00:28:33We need a vehicle for the front.
00:28:35Filippov!
00:28:37Unload the vehicles.
00:28:39Guys, what are you doing?
00:28:40What are you doing?
00:28:42Do you realize what you're doing?
00:28:45You can't understand Russia with your mind.
00:28:47You can't measure it with an arch.
00:28:49It has a special nature.
00:28:51You can only believe in Russia.
00:28:53And you, dad, don't believe in it.
00:29:00Here we go.
00:29:11GENERAL NIKITIN
00:29:18The head of the garrison of Vyazma,
00:29:20Major General Nikitin.
00:29:22What's going on in the city?
00:29:24It's alarming.
00:29:26Rumor has it that German tanks are coming from Yukhnovo.
00:29:28But our troops are not in Vyazma.
00:29:30Where are the local party and Soviet authorities?
00:29:32In the cathedral.
00:29:34Get in. Let's go.
00:29:40GENERAL NIKITIN
00:30:02Lieutenant General Tarkasovsky.
00:30:04The secretary of the Smolensk Regional Committee Popov.
00:30:07Everything is fine, comrades.
00:30:08Please meet the new commander.
00:30:10I'm sorry to disappoint you.
00:30:12There is a commander, but there is nothing to command.
00:30:15How is that?
00:30:17I was told that the 16th Army will come,
00:30:19with at least five divisions.
00:30:21German tanks are in the city.
00:30:23Where from?
00:30:25I saw them. From the bell tower.
00:30:39Get out of the city at once!
00:30:48Comrade commander,
00:30:50what are you doing?
00:30:52You are leaving,
00:30:54but you are leaving us.
00:30:56You are leaving the enemy.
00:30:59After all, we, the Red Army,
00:31:01gave everything.
00:31:03And the last shirt.
00:31:05I'm an old soldier.
00:31:06I fought with the Germans.
00:31:09We did not let the enemy
00:31:11into the Russian land.
00:31:13What are you doing?
00:31:19I'm sorry, father.
00:31:22We'll be back.
00:31:25I'm sorry.
00:31:36To the right!
00:32:07The owner has a flu,
00:32:09but he ordered me to bring you
00:32:11right to him.
00:32:36I came at your order, Comrade Stalin.
00:33:07What's new near Leningrad?
00:33:09The Germans have weakened the onslaught.
00:33:11Their troops suffered heavy losses
00:33:13in the September battles
00:33:15and are moving to defense near Leningrad.
00:33:17Comrade Stalin,
00:33:19our aviation intelligence
00:33:21has established a large movement
00:33:23of mechanized and tank columns
00:33:25of the enemy
00:33:27from the area of Leningrad to the south.
00:33:29They are likely to be transferred
00:33:31to Moscow and Leningrad.
00:33:33The Germans have already
00:33:34moved to Leningrad.
00:33:36They are likely to be transferred
00:33:38to Moscow and Leningrad.
00:33:40Look.
00:33:43Here
00:33:45we have a difficult situation.
00:33:48I can't get
00:33:50a report on the situation
00:33:52from the Western Front.
00:33:57We can't make a decision
00:33:59without knowing
00:34:01where and by what forces
00:34:02the enemy is moving.
00:34:04What is the condition
00:34:06of our troops?
00:34:09Go right now
00:34:11to the headquarters
00:34:13of the Western Front.
00:34:15Take a good look
00:34:17at the situation
00:34:19and call me
00:34:21at any time.
00:34:23I'll be waiting.
00:34:32I'll be waiting.
00:35:02Why don't you report
00:35:04the true situation
00:35:06on the front
00:35:08in your reports?
00:35:10Because we don't know it.
00:35:13No, you know it.
00:35:16You know
00:35:18that the troops of the front are surrounded
00:35:20and you have no more reserves.
00:35:23The situation is really
00:35:25so unstable
00:35:27and it changes every hour.
00:35:29We expect changes
00:35:30in the best direction.
00:35:32Do you expect
00:35:34the troops of the front
00:35:36to get out of the encirclement?
00:35:38The troops of the front
00:35:40could have avoided the encirclement.
00:35:42To do this,
00:35:44it was only necessary
00:35:46to determine the direction
00:35:48of the enemy's main attacks
00:35:50and concentrate all the reserves
00:35:52against it.
00:35:54And you didn't do it
00:35:56even though you had two months.
00:36:00In general,
00:36:02it's not so difficult
00:36:04to determine this German strategy.
00:36:06All the same standard
00:36:08repeated blows
00:36:10of mechanized troops
00:36:12on the flanks.
00:36:19Calm down.
00:36:21I came not to judge you.
00:36:23I just expressed my point of view.
00:36:25Goodbye.
00:36:30Goodbye.
00:36:41We're approaching the anabranch.
00:36:43Really?
00:36:45The anabranch?
00:36:54I spent my youth here
00:36:56along the river.
00:36:58Ten kilometers from here
00:37:00is my native village, Strelkovka.
00:37:02My mother,
00:37:04sister and four children
00:37:06are still there.
00:37:08Comrade General,
00:37:10maybe we should stop by?
00:37:13No, time doesn't allow it.
00:37:17Comrade General,
00:37:19what will happen to your mother and sister
00:37:21if the fascists come here?
00:37:24If they find out
00:37:25that they are the generals of Zhukov's army,
00:37:27they will shoot for sure.
00:37:29Let's stop by
00:37:31and tell them to leave.
00:37:33No, it's impossible.
00:37:36In two weeks
00:37:38Strelkovka will be occupied
00:37:40by German troops.
00:37:42Zhukov will be able
00:37:44to save his mother and sister
00:37:46at the last minute.
00:37:48But their house will be burned
00:37:50like all houses in this village.
00:37:52Comrade General,
00:37:55we can't go any further.
00:37:57Who are you?
00:37:59I'm the general of Zhukov's army.
00:38:01Where is your unit?
00:38:03Comrade General,
00:38:05here in the forest
00:38:07is the headquarters of the tank brigade.
00:38:12I'm Colonel Troitsky,
00:38:14commander of the reserve tank brigade.
00:38:16I didn't expect
00:38:18to meet you here,
00:38:20my comrade-in-arms.
00:38:22I didn't expect to meet you here either,
00:38:23I didn't know you were in charge of the Leningrad front.
00:38:25All right, tell me what's going on.
00:38:27The enemy has occupied Yukhnov.
00:38:29The tank brigade I'm sure of
00:38:31is in the reserve of Stavka.
00:38:33I've been here for two days
00:38:35and haven't received any orders.
00:38:37Now the brigade is under my command.
00:38:39Without me there is no tank anywhere.
00:38:41I see, Comrade General.
00:38:43All right,
00:38:45disperse the brigade
00:38:47and organize defense
00:38:49to cover the direction to Medyn.
00:38:51Yes, sir.
00:38:53Impossible.
00:39:23Comrade Senior Lieutenant,
00:39:25the big bosses are here.
00:39:54Come here.
00:40:01I'm the commander of the 6th company
00:40:03of the Podolsk Infantry School,
00:40:05Senior Lieutenant Mamchich.
00:40:07How long have you been defending?
00:40:09Three days.
00:40:11How did you build it?
00:40:13We knocked the enemy out of the river Ugru.
00:40:15Apparently, these were his front lines.
00:40:17We are defending the eastern bank.
00:40:19How many people are in the company?
00:40:21140 cadets.
00:40:23If there were 160 cadets,
00:40:25we could deepen the defense, Comrade General.
00:40:27Give him a hundred people.
00:40:29It's difficult, Comrade General.
00:40:31In other battalions there are half as many people.
00:40:33We are defending such a front.
00:40:35I know. Find them wherever you can.
00:40:37Yes, sir.
00:40:39If you, Senior Lieutenant,
00:40:41get a promotion,
00:40:43you won't be able to hold the occupied front.
00:40:45We will.
00:40:47We will hold it, Comrade General.
00:40:49Look,
00:40:50you have to cross the Ugru.
00:40:52Tell the cadets.
00:40:54Yes, sir.
00:40:56Wait. I'll tell them myself.
00:41:09Why are there German boots?
00:41:12They may be trophy boots,
00:41:14but they are warmer, Comrade General.
00:41:17Are you drunk?
00:41:19Not a single drop.
00:41:21Parachutists gave me a hundred grams to warm up.
00:41:24Without boots, it's too cold, Comrade General.
00:41:28What's the matter?
00:41:30The school was alerted,
00:41:32but the lieutenants didn't have time to go to the winter uniform.
00:41:35Send the lieutenants to court.
00:41:37To the military tribunal.
00:41:39And by the evening,
00:41:41there should be boots for your responsibility.
00:41:43Yes, sir.
00:41:45Well done!
00:41:48Remember,
00:41:51not a step back.
00:41:53Fight to the end.
00:41:59And I ask you, sons,
00:42:02hold on for two more days.
00:42:07Two more days.
00:42:15Shoes by the evening.
00:42:17Yes, sir.
00:42:33Do you know whom you were talking to?
00:42:36No, we don't.
00:42:38Remember,
00:42:41it's Zhukov.
00:42:44Yes, sir.
00:42:55Mommy,
00:42:58it's a big secret.
00:43:00I'm going to the front, to the enemy's rear.
00:43:04Daughter...
00:43:06Don't tell anyone, even Shura.
00:43:09Tell them I went to my grandfather's village.
00:43:11Daughter, you shouldn't have.
00:43:13You're not a boy.
00:43:16And why not you?
00:43:20I told the Komsomols I wanted to go to the front.
00:43:25If you were healthy,
00:43:27you'd do what I did.
00:43:30I can't stay here anymore.
00:43:41Comrade Marshal of the Soviet Union,
00:43:44the headquarters of the 16th Army is surrounded.
00:43:47Commander of the 16th Army, Lieutenant General Rokossovsky.
00:43:57How can this be?
00:44:00With the headquarters,
00:44:02but without the troops of the 16th Army?
00:44:05I don't know.
00:44:07I don't know.
00:44:08With the headquarters,
00:44:10but without the troops of the 16th Army,
00:44:13you're in Vyazma?
00:44:16The commander of the front
00:44:18ordered to hand over his troops
00:44:21to General Yershakov,
00:44:23to come to Vyazma with the headquarters
00:44:26to get five new divisions.
00:44:28These divisions weren't in Vyazma.
00:44:31Strange.
00:44:36Look at the signatures.
00:44:38Colonel General Konev,
00:44:40member of the Military Council Bulganin.
00:44:56Yes, I gave such an order
00:44:59to get Rokossovsky's headquarters out of the threat of encirclement.
00:45:03He really had to get five divisions near Vyazma
00:45:06and counterattack the Germans from the flank.
00:45:09But these divisions were engaged in a battle with the enemy's infantry
00:45:13and couldn't get to Vyazma.
00:45:16The State Committee has come to find out
00:45:20all the reasons for the defeat of the Western Front.
00:45:23It will take into account your strange decision.
00:45:27Why did you give the strategic initiative
00:45:30to the German command?
00:45:31I understand.
00:45:33The German command
00:45:36won the initiative with its superiority in forces,
00:45:39especially in tanks and aviation.
00:45:42To give an example of the power of the enemy's strike,
00:45:45one example is enough.
00:45:47The enemy engaged in a battle of 12 divisions
00:45:51with over 400 tanks
00:45:54against four 30th Army Rifle Divisions.
00:45:57The troops of the 30th Army showed great perseverance.
00:46:01But they were forced to retreat.
00:46:04Retreat is the most difficult type of battle
00:46:07that requires a large number of troops.
00:46:10When will this difficult battle stop?
00:46:13How long will our troops retreat
00:46:16and fight in encirclements and cauldrons?
00:46:19I don't care about the strategy.
00:46:22The Red Army is ruined.
00:46:25The troops have no experience of retreating.
00:46:28We didn't study this type of battle before the war.
00:46:31We started fighting only on the enemy's territory.
00:46:34By the way, this is your doctrine.
00:46:38I won't quote it.
00:46:40But now, during the war,
00:46:42we have paid a heavy price for it.
00:46:45Oh, is that so?
00:46:47In all your mistakes,
00:46:49it's Clement Efremovich's fault?
00:46:53I understand.
00:46:55The command of the Western Front
00:46:57showed a complete lack of strategic foresight
00:46:59and the inability to operate the troops effectively.
00:47:05As a member of the State Defense Committee,
00:47:08I will insist on transferring the case
00:47:11of the commander of the Western Front, Colonel General Konev,
00:47:14to the military tribunal.
00:47:24Yes?
00:47:26Yes, this is Molotov, Comrade Stalin.
00:47:29Has Zhukov arrived?
00:47:31Zhukov?
00:47:33Yes, he's here.
00:47:35He'll be here in a moment.
00:47:43Zhukov is at the apparatus, Comrade Stalin.
00:47:47The headquarters has decided to appoint you
00:47:50as the commander of the Western Front.
00:47:52Do you object?
00:47:54I do.
00:47:56I have a request.
00:47:57I want to appoint Konev as my deputy.
00:48:00The members of the State Defense Committee
00:48:03had a special opinion about Konev.
00:48:07Konev knows the theater of military operations well.
00:48:10I think Konev should be entrusted
00:48:13with commanding the troops in the Kalinin direction.
00:48:16This direction is too remote.
00:48:18I need to have my deputy there.
00:48:23All right.
00:48:24All the remaining units of the Reserve Front
00:48:27will be at your disposal.
00:48:30You can take charge of everything.
00:48:43As the new commander of the Western Front,
00:48:46I'd like to express my views
00:48:48to the members of the State Defense Committee.
00:48:51The troops of the Western Front
00:48:52fought courageously and persistently,
00:48:55but the main thing is that they didn't run away.
00:48:58And this is the merit of the former command
00:49:01of the Western Front.
00:49:03They saved Moscow at the cost of their lives.
00:49:06We must take our hats off to the memory
00:49:09of those who stood in the fierce defense
00:49:12and fought to the death in the encirclement.
00:49:15They were the ones who seized the main forces of the Germans.
00:49:18They were the ones who delayed the German offensive for 8 days.
00:49:21And we must use this feat
00:49:24and create a new front in front of Moscow.
00:49:27The commander of the 16th Army, General Rokossovsky,
00:49:30will receive a combat mission.
00:49:32You will block the Volokolamskoe highway.
00:49:34Will there be troops?
00:49:36There must be.
00:49:38On your left, the Minsk highway
00:49:40will be blocked by General Yuryshenko.
00:49:50Go, go, go!
00:50:04At ease!
00:50:07The commander of the 32nd Far Eastern Red-Banded Rifle Division,
00:50:10Colonel Polosukhin.
00:50:12The division is fully armed,
00:50:14equipped with all necessary equipment,
00:50:16and can immediately enter the battle.
00:50:20It is a great honor for me to fight on the Borodino Field.
00:50:50Why did you leave it?
00:50:57We didn't have time.
00:50:59Polosukhin, take off all the Russian banners and give them to the units defending Borodino.
00:51:07Let these banners fall with their glory and bring happiness to the regiments.
00:51:21What is this?
00:51:25A book of reviews of honorable visitors.
00:51:28Polosukhin, write on behalf of the soldiers.
00:51:50We came to defend the Borodino Field, Polosukhin.
00:51:58It was a French legion consisting of so-called French volunteers,
00:52:04recruited mainly in Lotharingen.
00:52:11The French are allies, friends.
00:52:18History repeats itself.
00:52:21130 years ago, the great army of Napoleon passed through Borodino.
00:52:30The French and the Germans fought side by side,
00:52:36the army of Europe defeated the Russian forces and conquered Moscow.
00:52:45Today you will repeat the feat of your great-grandfathers.
00:52:52Brave Frenchmen, I appeal to you to be persistent.
00:53:01Ho!
00:53:03Ho!
00:53:05Ho!
00:53:07Ho!
00:53:09Ho!
00:53:11Ho!
00:53:13Ho!
00:53:15Ho!
00:53:17Ho!
00:53:19Ho!
00:53:21Ho!
00:53:23Ho!
00:53:25Ho!
00:53:27Ho!
00:53:29Comrade Colonel, the united battalion of the Moscow Military-Political School named after Lenin,
00:53:35600 people, all communists.
00:53:39Here is a commissar for you.
00:53:41The banner of the Grenadier Regiment.
00:53:44Take care of it as your own.
00:53:46Be in the second echelon.
00:53:48You will go to the most difficult minute.
00:53:50Clear.
00:53:51Defense is held by the 230th Training Regiment of Moscow Volunteers.
00:53:57Hello, Muscovites!
00:54:00Hello!
00:54:02Here is the banner of the Moscow Volunteers of 2012.
00:54:08Thank you, Comrade Colonel.
00:54:10This is a very valuable relic for us, Muscovites.
00:54:15Where is the personnel from?
00:54:17The main core is from the Serp-Molot plant.
00:54:20Here is the engineer Grigoyev.
00:54:24Hello, Comrade Colonel.
00:54:26Hello.
00:54:28This is an old electrician.
00:54:30This is Stryugorka, Orlov, Zakharchenko.
00:54:33This is also from the Serp-Molot.
00:54:34This is the father and son of Pavlov.
00:54:37Are you native Muscovites?
00:54:39Yes, Comrade Colonel.
00:54:40How is your mood?
00:54:42Well, the mood is combat, Comrade Colonel.
00:54:45Only the head of the department is chasing us old men.
00:54:49Who is that?
00:54:52My son, Pavlov.
00:54:54He got promoted, you see.
00:54:56He got the Eiffel Tower, and you...
00:55:01It's okay, dad.
00:55:03We'll drive the Germans away.
00:55:06You'll get a sergeant.
00:55:08I'll keep an eye on him.
00:55:09I heard.
00:55:15The commander of the 20th Tank Brigade, Colonel Orlenko.
00:55:19I give you Orlenko, the banner of the 12th Cavalry.
00:55:23So that your steel horses can gallop so sharply
00:55:26and beat the enemy.
00:55:30There are few horses.
00:55:32But we'll be sharp.
00:55:37If anything, let my people know.
00:55:42Of course.
00:55:45And you too.
00:56:00Stop!
00:56:07We're going to Rokossovsky's farm.
00:56:10Password?
00:56:13I'll give you a password when we go to the encirclement.
00:56:17I don't know anything.
00:56:20Vasya.
00:56:27What will you do, son?
00:56:28There's no time!
00:56:52Comrade Lieutenant General.
00:56:54The 3rd Cavalry Corps has arrived at your disposal.
00:56:58Hello, Seryozha Mikhailovich.
00:57:00Please, my staff.
00:57:04We live richly now.
00:57:05We got a tent.
00:57:20Stop!
00:57:21Password?
00:57:26What password?
00:57:28We've just arrived from the train.
00:57:31From Central Asia.
00:57:33And you greet us like this.
00:57:36Okay, come in.
00:57:43Our 16th Army is still small.
00:57:48The main forces
00:57:50are the 3rd Cavalry Corps.
00:57:53Two heavily armored divisions.
00:57:55The Corps, as you know, has left the encirclement.
00:57:58We know about your feat, Lev Mikhailovich.
00:58:01So.
00:58:03The Cavalry Corps of General Davator,
00:58:06a combined regiment of cadets of the University of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR,
00:58:101,200 people,
00:58:12and the 316th Rifle Division of General Panfilov.
00:58:17Yes, I have a full-blooded division of 15,000 people.
00:58:22It is organized according to the old regular schedule.
00:58:26The commanders have arrived.
00:58:27The strong political workers are promoted
00:58:30by the party assets of Kazakhstan.
00:58:34We will fight.
00:59:04We will fight.
00:59:35Battery?
00:59:37Battery!
00:59:38Explosive?!
00:59:40Explosive!
00:59:42Aiming at 80!
00:59:45Aiming at 80!
00:59:48Ignition!
00:59:49Quick and alive!
00:59:51Yes, sir!
00:59:54Quick and alive!
00:59:56Aiming at 80!
01:00:00Everyone alive? Quickly!
01:00:02Aim at 80 o'clock!
01:00:05Aim at 80 o'clock!
01:00:08Aim at 80 o'clock!
01:00:17Aim at 80 o'clock!
01:00:26Aim at 80 o'clock!
01:00:28Run!
01:00:31Run!
01:00:33Run!
01:00:36Run!
01:00:38Run!
01:00:42Run!
01:00:59Follow me!
01:01:02Attack!
01:01:04Forward!
01:01:21The first attack has been repelled.
01:01:23The enemy has been repelled.
01:01:27The Moscovites have withstood the attack.
01:01:30All positions are ours.
01:01:33Well done!
01:01:35Our colonel was born with a grip.
01:01:38Just don't calm down.
01:01:40Conduct reconnaissance at night and be ready for the morning.
01:01:44Good!
01:01:51Falcon!
01:01:54Hold on, Borodino.
01:01:57Keep an eye on the Minsk highway.
01:02:00Mine all approaches.
01:02:02And one more thing.
01:02:05Create mobile units of sappers with mines and explosive charges.
01:02:09Put these units on cars, on wagons.
01:02:12The task is to block the path of the enemy tanks.
01:02:19There are no reserves.
01:02:21That's all!
01:02:23Go!
01:02:43Comrade Commander, the Germans have dropped a paratrooper at the headquarters.
01:02:48Tell them to bring me a machine gun.
01:02:53If you destroy the paratroopers, report to me.
01:02:57Yes, sir!
01:03:05May I?
01:03:23Yes, sir!
01:03:54The enemy's paratroopers have been destroyed.
01:03:57The prisoners have been captured.
01:03:59Will you interrogate them?
01:04:01I have no time.
01:04:03Should I inform the headquarters?
01:04:06Why?
01:04:12Here.
01:04:14The report of General Dokhturov
01:04:17to Field Marshal Kutuzov about the battle on the Borodino Field
01:04:19on September 26, 1812.
01:04:23The guard regiments of Lithuania, Izmailovo and Finland
01:04:27showed Russian bravery during the battle
01:04:30and were the first to defeat the enemy
01:04:34with bayonets.
01:04:37The other guard regiments of Prebozhenskoye and Semyonovskoye
01:04:40also contributed to the reflection of the enemy's fearlessness.
01:04:44In general, all the troops, all day long,
01:04:46fought with incredible and desperate bravery
01:04:49until the night that ended the battle.
01:04:52Just like in our country.
01:04:54You can imagine it as a battle report.
01:04:57And it's written like...
01:04:59How can I put it?
01:05:01Wonderful.
01:05:03The hero of the battle on the Borodino Field
01:05:06of the 20th century, Colonel Polosukhin,
01:05:09will die in three months,
01:05:12in February of 1940.
01:05:14February 1, 1942,
01:05:17near Gzhatsk.
01:05:21Wake up!
01:05:23They're going to attack!
01:05:25Get to your positions!
01:05:44Get to your positions!
01:06:14Get to your positions!
01:06:44Fire!
01:06:55Cut off the infantry!
01:06:57Cut off the infantry!
01:07:00Come on!
01:07:02Cut off the infantry!
01:07:04Fire!
01:07:12Fire!
01:07:14Dad!
01:07:16Dad!
01:07:18Dad!
01:07:20Dad!
01:07:45Dad!
01:07:48Orlenko!
01:07:50Orlenko!
01:07:52Attack the observation post of the army!
01:07:55Fire at me!
01:07:57Fire at me!
01:08:15Fire!
01:08:41Orlenko!
01:08:42Orlenko, push forward!
01:08:44Push!
01:08:45Forward!
01:08:46We'll give the devil a smoke!
01:08:49We'll give him a smoke!
01:08:51Forward!
01:08:58Since October 13,
01:09:01the enemy has launched a large-scale offensive
01:09:05in all the operatively important directions
01:09:08leading to Moscow.
01:09:12Kaluga was in the center of the enemy.
01:09:15With a sudden strike,
01:09:17the German tank group
01:09:19captured Kalinin, Borovsk, Viry.
01:09:23On the Borodino Field,
01:09:25the enemy managed to wedge in 5-6 kilometers.
01:09:31All this significantly complicated the situation near Moscow.
01:09:37Our troops are fighting the hardest battles.
01:09:39General Yeremenko,
01:09:41commander of the Bryansk Front,
01:09:43was wounded.
01:09:45Yershakov,
01:09:47commander of Lelushenko,
01:09:49was killed.
01:09:51He was wounded.
01:09:55There is an offer
01:09:57for the commander of the 5th Army
01:09:59to appoint Govorov
01:10:01instead of Lelushenko.
01:10:03Does everyone agree?
01:10:06Go on, Boris Mikhailovich.
01:10:10Due to the threatening situation,
01:10:13it is necessary
01:10:15to prepare anti-aircraft batteries
01:10:19to repel the ground enemy,
01:10:22to create special miners' detachments
01:10:25and to mine
01:10:27all the roads and bridges around Moscow,
01:10:30as well as to prepare the bridge explosion
01:10:33in the capital itself.
01:10:34And, finally,
01:10:36to solve the issue of evacuation.
01:10:40Comrade Molotov has the floor on this issue.
01:10:47In connection with the approaching of the front line to the capital,
01:10:51the State Defense Committee
01:10:54must decide
01:10:56to evacuate the USSR government from Moscow
01:10:59and move it to Kuybyshev.
01:11:01All government institutions,
01:11:04diplomatic corps,
01:11:06all large factories,
01:11:08scientific and cultural institutions
01:11:10will be evacuated.
01:11:12It is also necessary to remove
01:11:14the state values
01:11:16that are particularly important
01:11:18from the capital.
01:11:25It is necessary to evacuate
01:11:27the state values
01:11:29that are particularly important
01:11:31from the mausoleum
01:11:34of Lenin.
01:11:44You, Boris Mikhailovich,
01:11:46should also leave
01:11:48with the General Staff.
01:11:51Let Vasilevsky stay with the operational group.
01:11:55Yes, sir.
01:12:02Comrades,
01:12:04I believe that Comrade Stalin
01:12:06must evacuate from Moscow.
01:12:09We have no right
01:12:11to endanger his life.
01:12:17I will consult with Comrade Stalin.
01:12:31Evacuation.
01:12:33History did not know such a thing.
01:12:351523 industrial enterprises
01:12:38were dismantled,
01:12:40often under the influence of the enemy's aviation,
01:12:42loaded onto railway platforms
01:12:44and for 5 months
01:12:46relocated to the eastern regions of the USSR.
01:12:49To do this,
01:12:511.5 million wagons were needed.
01:12:53In total, 10 million people were relocated.
01:12:56In fact, an entire industrial country
01:12:58was evacuated
01:12:59for thousands of kilometers to the east.
01:13:291523 industrial enterprises were dismantled,
01:13:31loaded onto railway platforms
01:13:33and for 5 months
01:13:35relocated to the eastern regions of the USSR.
01:13:591523 industrial enterprises were dismantled,
01:14:01loaded onto railway platforms
01:14:03and for 5 months
01:14:05relocated to the eastern regions of the USSR.
01:14:29Turn back!
01:14:32What's going on, comrades? You have no right!
01:14:36I will complain!
01:14:40What are you doing?
01:14:55Stop! What's the matter, comrades?
01:14:59The boss is running away, and she is forcing us!
01:15:02Let her run away!
01:15:05The fewer panickers there are, the better!
01:15:09We will not give up Moscow!
01:15:12What about the boss?
01:15:15Stalin stayed in Moscow!
01:15:19Attention! March!
01:15:29March! March!
01:15:45Guys, the Germans have captured this village.
01:15:50Shubinka.
01:15:52Having captured Shubinka, the enemy has the opportunity
01:15:56to launch an offensive on Malaya Roslavitsa.
01:16:02And then every taken village
01:16:07is a way to Moscow.
01:16:14Show me, brothers, for the last time.
01:16:19We serve the Soviet Union.
01:16:25Thank you.
01:16:32Chains! Stand up!
01:16:37Comrade Captain, the machine gun is out of order.
01:16:41Throw it to hell! Follow me!
01:16:48Fillipov, sing!
01:17:19A blue beret, a blue jacket,
01:17:24A dark skirt, a girl's dress,
01:17:28My fleeting romance.
01:17:31Three, four!
01:17:34Tanya, Tanya, my Tatyana,
01:17:37Do you remember the scorching summer?
01:17:41Can we forget the war?
01:17:44Everything that happened here!
01:18:15Don't fall behind!
01:18:18Chase the enemy! Forward!
01:18:44Fire!
01:18:57They took Shubinka!
01:19:01Let's help them!
01:19:05Do you have a platoon?
01:19:08Not a single man, Comrade General!
01:19:12Charge!
01:19:17Forward!
01:19:41Charge!
01:20:12The devils have surrounded us.
01:20:16Now it won't help Tanya.
01:20:19And you are my only subordinate.
01:20:22Come on, cadet Gusev!
01:20:26You can't do it.
01:20:29Don't sharpen it, Filya.
01:20:33Here is Degtyary Vankin.
01:20:36He's been killed. There's only a disc left.
01:21:03Bastards!
01:21:11Gusev!
01:21:14Gusev, wait!
01:21:17Gusev, remember!
01:21:20Remember Zoya!
01:21:32Gusev!
01:22:02Gusev!
01:22:04GUSEV
01:22:30That's it.
01:22:33It's over.
01:22:39The enemy is detained for another 24 hours.

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