Footage Of Soviet Russia After German Invasion, Moscow

The transcript discusses the Russian anticipation of conflict with Hitler, highlighting their preparedness and defense strategies. It covers meetings in the Kremlin with British officials, agreements for supplies, and the role of Ukrainian peasants in defense efforts. The narrative emphasizes civilian preparedness, drills, and the strategic response to attacks. It concludes with insights into Russian military strategies and the capture of young German prisoners, showcasing the effectiveness of Russian defenses.

What was the general sentiment among the Russian people regarding a potential conflict with Hitler?

• They were indifferent to the threat.

• They were surprised by the attack.

• They believed it was inevitable.

• They thought it could be avoided through diplomacy.

What was the significance of the meeting in the Kremlin involving Soviet and British officials?

• It was a peace treaty to end the war.

• It was an agreement for military supplies.

• It was a cultural exchange program.

• It was a trade agreement for economic growth.

How did the Russian peasants contribute to the defense efforts?

• By organizing peace protests.

• By building defense lines and preparing for attacks.

• By evacuating to other countries.

• By refusing to participate in the war.

What was the reaction of the Russian people during air raids?

• They ignored the warnings.

• They sought refuge in neighboring countries.

• They panicked and fled the cities.

• They were calm and followed pre-planned procedures.

What was notable about the German prisoners captured by the Russians?

• They were mostly experienced soldiers.

• They were all from the navy.

• They were primarily young and inexperienced.

• They were high-ranking officers.