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The 1941 March: Stalin's Secret Operation and the Mystery of the Famous Newsreel | (History) Stalin ordered the parade while German soldiers stood at the gates of Moscow. But it wasn't just a show of force - a real secret operation. On November 7, 1941, soldiers went straight from Red Square to the front. Even the participants did not know about the parade itself until recently, and Stalin's famous speech had to be re-photographed for news. - Why did Stalin take such a risk?

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The 1941 March: Stalin's Secret Operation and the Mystery of the Famous Newsreel | (History) Stalin ordered the parade while German soldiers stood at the gates of Moscow. But it wasn't just a show of force - a real secret operation. On November 7, 1941, soldiers went straight from Red Square to the front. Even the participants did not know about the parade itself until recently, and Stalin's famous speech had to be re-photographed for news. - Why did Stalin take such a risk?

The 1941 March: Stalin's Secret Operation and the Mystery of the Famous Newsreel | (History) Stalin ordered the parade while German soldiers stood at the gates of Moscow. But it wasn't just a show of force - a real secret operation. On November 7, 1941, soldiers went straight from Red Square to the front. Even the participants did not know about the parade itself until recently, and Stalin's famous speech had to be re-photographed for news. - Why did Stalin take such a risk?

- How did the parade affect the enemy's plans?

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