Soviet Navy and propaganda during World War II

The video discusses the strategic importance of Leningrad and the USSR's naval defense in the Gulf of Finland. It highlights the vulnerability of Leningrad and the USSR's accelerated naval expansion program. The video also covers new orders and actions taken to strengthen the USSR's naval capabilities.

What is the primary role of the warships stationed in the Gulf of Finland?

• To transport goods

• To engage in diplomatic missions

• To conduct training exercises

• To monitor potential sea attacks on Leningrad

Why is Leningrad considered strategically vulnerable?

• It is located far from the sea

• It lacks military defenses

• It is the most exposed city in the Union

• It has a small population

What is the USSR's stance on its naval capabilities?

• It plans to reduce its naval forces

• It believes a great navy is essential

• It is content with its current naval strength

• It believes a strong navy is unnecessary

What action is being taken regarding the USSR's naval program?

• It is being outsourced

• It is being paused

• It is being downsized

• It is being accelerated

What is mentioned in the new governor order?

• A new naval base

• The shack and Kirabo to Rajini

• A trade agreement

• A peace treaty