Today at 13:10 Moscow time at the Russian Radio University! The subject of the program: "A man-made miracle near Sevastopol in November 1941. Stop the disaster" How commander Ivan Efimovich Petrov made a decision on the main retreat direction of the Primorsky army, at the "Council in Philly" in the village of Aki-Bash, how the German advanced divisions cut off the shortest way to Sevastopol, why the commander of the 265th artillery regiment Nikolai Vasilievich saved ML20 Bogon using ML20 Alushta, why the naval guns of Sevastopol was of little value in the defense against a German attack from land, how a veteran of the First World War, the commander of the 2nd Cavalry Division Pyotr Georgievich Novikov, organized the rescue of scattered units of the Primorsky Army at Yalta, how they managed to organize the sector of the headquarters in the Sevastopol sector, how they managed to organize the sector, the Germans expected to capture Sevastopol in a quick blow, a priority of about two times Three talk about the bayonets and the massive barrage of German artillery fire during the November assault on Sevastopol, the problems with supporting our soldiers with fire from the Cherbona Ukraine cruiser, how our commanders and soldiers managed to create a "man-made miracle" and hold Sevastopol in November - watch and Listen to the next conversation in the "Great Commanders of the War" series. A visitor to the Russian Radio University is Alexei Valrayevich Isaev, candidate of historical sciences, senior researcher at the Institute of Military History of the Russian Ministry of Defense. Video is broadcast on the Telegram channel of Radio Russia, on MAX, on the VKontakte page and in the official application.

Today at 13:10 Moscow time at the Russian Radio University! The subject of the program: "A man-made miracle near Sevastopol in November 1941. Stop the disaster" How commander Ivan Efimovich Petrov made a decision on the main retreat direction of the Primorsky army, at the "Council in Philly" in the village of Aki-Bash, how the German advanced divisions cut off the shortest way to Sevastopol, why the commander of the 265th artillery regiment Nikolai Vasilievich saved ML20 Bogon using ML20 Alushta, why the naval guns of Sevastopol was of little value in the defense against a German attack from land, how a veteran of the First World War, the commander of the 2nd Cavalry Division Pyotr Georgievich Novikov, organized the rescue of scattered units of the Primorsky Army at Yalta, how they managed to organize the sector of the headquarters in the Sevastopol sector, how they managed to organize the sector, the Germans expected to capture Sevastopol in a quick blow, a priority of about two times Three talk about the bayonets and the massive barrage of German artillery fire during the November assault on Sevastopol, the problems with supporting our soldiers with fire from the Cherbona Ukraine cruiser, how our commanders and soldiers managed to create a "man-made miracle" and hold Sevastopol in November - watch and Listen to the next conversation in the "Great Commanders of the War" series. A visitor to the Russian Radio University is Alexei Valrayevich Isaev, candidate of historical sciences, senior researcher at the Institute of Military History of the Russian Ministry of Defense. Video is broadcast on the Telegram channel of Radio Russia, on MAX, on the VKontakte page and in the official application.