CLEAN : In war ravaged Volgograd World Cup fans unite in peace

The transcript describes a visitor's experience in Stalingrad, reflecting on the historical significance of the site and the impact of World War Two. The visitor shares their cultural experiences, including visiting museums and interacting with locals. Football is highlighted as a unifying force, providing opportunities to connect with others and learn about Russia. The visitor expresses gratitude for the chance to gain knowledge and a positive impression of the country through football.

What was the speaker's initial impression upon arriving at the monument in Stalingrad?

• It was disappointing.

• It was underwhelming.

• It was awe-inspiring and dramatic.

• It was similar to other monuments.

What historical event does the speaker find difficult to comprehend?

• The fall of the Berlin Wall.

• The scale of World War II's impact.

• The Russian Revolution.

• The Cold War.

Why did the speaker decide to extend their stay beyond the game day?

• To attend more football games.

• To visit historical sites and museums.

• To explore the local cuisine.

• To visit friends in the area.

What aspect of football does the speaker appreciate the most?

• Its physical challenges.

• Its competitive nature.

• Its ability to unite people.

• Its financial rewards.

How did football influence the speaker's perception of Russia?

• It made them dislike the country.

• It gave them a negative impression.

• It provided a positive and knowledgeable perspective.

• It had no impact on their perception.