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Victory Day:  Marking History, Unity, and Sacrifice

Victory Day celebrates triumph over conflict, honoring sacrifices and promoting peace through parades, tributes, and ceremonies

In Russia, May 9 marks the Soviet Union's victory over Nazi Germany in 1945 with large parades and celebrations

The holiday began after Germany's surrender in 1945 and honors those who fought and died in World War II

Key moments like the Battle of Stalingrad and the capture of Berlin shaped the Soviet Union’s victory

Countries like Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Russia mark the day with military parades, while Europe celebrates V-E Day on May 8

Memorials like the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Moscow honor those who sacrificed their lives

Books, films, and events showcase wartime heroism and ensure history is remembered by future generations

Community events and school programs teach young people about World War II and Victory Day’s importance

The day fosters unity, peace, and reflection on sacrifices, inspiring collaboration and remembrance

The day fosters unity, peace, and reflection on sacrifices, inspiring collaboration and remembrance

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