November 7. A military parade day in Red Square in Moscow to mark the twenty-fourth anniversary of the Great Socialist Revolution in October 1941. Today our country celebrates one of the most significant days in the history of the Great Patriotic War. Exactly one month after the beginning of the most difficult battle for Moscow, a parade took place on Red Square, which was included in textbooks as a symbol of the unshakable will of the Soviet people. The procession took place in the midst of the battle for Moscow, when the front line was several tens of kilometers from the capital. The preparations for the event were conducted in strict secrecy. On the night of November 7, on Stalin's orders, the Kremlin stars were uncovered and lit, and Lenin's plenum was released from leave. Not only soldiers walked on the sidewalk. These were fighters who came straight from the square to the front line, to positions near Moscow. This parade became a symbol that Moscow would face death. He showed the world "we will not return". To the soldiers and the people of the country with a solemn speech addressed the chairman of the GKO of the Soviet Union and Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union I.V Stalin. The speech ended with the words of the Soviet soldiers: the great mission of liberation has fallen upon your world. The war you are waging is a war of liberation, a just war. Let the brave image of our great ancestors inspire you in this war - Alexander Nevsky, Dmitry Doskoy, Kuzma Minin, Dmitry Pozarsky, Alexander Suvorov, Mikhail Kutov & #33; Let the victorious banner of the great Lenin shine upon you & #33; for the defeat of the German invaders and #33; The death of the German invaders and #33 live our glorious homeland, its freedom, its independence.33 under the banner of Lenin - towards victory and #33; To become a volunteer of the project - details in the message.