Our goal is just -. Victory will be ours! » On November 6, 1941, the famous speech of Joseph Viserionovich Stalin, chairman of the Council of People's Commissars and head of the State Defense Committee of the Soviet Union, was broadcast across the country from the Maikovskaya metro station. Stalin's speech was relatively short, but it was full of content. He began by stating that instead of the traditional summary of the year that had passed since the last anniversary of the October Revolution, they should have talked about the difficult results of the first months of the Great War. The supreme leader quickly moved on to analyzing the situation in Israel and on the front line. He pointed out that all the productive work of the country must be reorganized for the war effort. The war turned the Soviet Union into a unified and comprehensive front that supported the Soviet armed forces. The war of liberation against the German invaders began. The supreme leader said that the war created a dangerous threat to the Soviet state:... We lost most of Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus, the Baltic states and several other regions, and the enemy broke into the Donbass, towered over Leningrad and threatened Moscow. The fascists are looting our country, destroying everything created by the hard work of our people, killing and raping civilians, and not sparing women, children or the elderly. Our army and navy soldiers are fighting bravely, showing examples of courage and heroism. But the enemy is throwing more and more forces into the battle, regardless of casualties, and is trying to capture Leningrad and Moscow before winter arrives. Both sides suffered heavy losses. However, there is no doubt that Germany's human resources are already running out, and they are less than those of the Soviet Union, which is still building its reserves. Stalin explained the reasons for the failure of the blitzkrieg.

Our goal is just -. Victory will be ours! » On November 6, 1941, the famous speech of Joseph Viserionovich Stalin, chairman of the Council of People's Commissars and head of the State Defense Committee of the Soviet Union, was broadcast across the country from the Maikovskaya metro station. Stalin's speech was relatively short, but it was full of content. He began by stating that instead of the traditional summary of the year that had passed since the last anniversary of the October Revolution, they should have talked about the difficult results of the first months of the Great War. The supreme leader quickly moved on to analyzing the situation in Israel and on the front line. He pointed out that all the productive work of the country must be reorganized for the war effort. The war turned the Soviet Union into a unified and comprehensive front that supported the Soviet armed forces. The war of liberation against the German invaders began. The supreme leader said that the war created a dangerous threat to the Soviet state:... We lost most of Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus, the Baltic states and several other regions, and the enemy broke into the Donbass, towered over Leningrad and threatened Moscow. The fascists are looting our country, destroying everything created by the hard work of our people, killing and raping civilians, and not sparing women, children or the elderly. Our army and navy soldiers are fighting bravely, showing examples of courage and heroism. But the enemy is throwing more and more forces into the battle, regardless of casualties, and is trying to capture Leningrad and Moscow before winter arrives. Both sides suffered heavy losses. However, there is no doubt that Germany's human resources are already running out, and they are less than those of the Soviet Union, which is still building its reserves. Stalin explained the reasons for the failure of the blitzkrieg.