Презентация, доклад на тему Жизнь Лондона и Москвы в годы Второй мировой войны.

Olga Bergolts.

Theme: Some similarities and
differences
in Londoners’ and Muscovites’ lives
during the Second World War.

Object: History of the Second World War.

Subject: Some information about Londoners and
Muscovites who lived during the Second
World War.

“Your name is unknown,
Your feat immortal”.

War.

War.

War bride. A woman reads a letter from her local council, telling her she can buy Utility furniture. She was newly married, and in 1943 furniture was in short supply.

War.

War.

In the library.

War.

Alexei Tolstoy correctly named
the wartime literature as a “voice of
heroic soul of nation”.

Winston Churchill inspecting bomb damage in Battersea, South London, 10 September 1940.

This photo was taken on 16 October 1940. It shows a family with their belongings on a hand cart after their London home was bombed.

bombing.

War.

Rescuers pull a man from the rubble of a house hit by a V-1 flying bomb in July 1944.

War.

Muscovites are building a defensive barrier.

War.

Queen Elizabeth II serves as a mechanic during World War 2.

Soviet poster proclaiming, "Let's defend Moscow!".

1.028.600 of the Soviet warriors were awarded with the Medals “For the Defence of Moscow from 1 May 1944.

parade by the Soviet troops on  Red Square on November 7, 1941.

War.

War.

The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in the Alexander Garden at the Kremlin Wall.

in London
and in Moscow after the air raid
during the Second World War”.

London
and on Moscow”.

Second World War”.

have found out 13 stories, novels and lyrics about Moscow
and 3 – about London.

World War”.

London.

have found out and have researched the information concerning some similarity and some difference in Londoners’ and Muscovites’ lives. We have made up the tables of the studied materials. We have systematized and have analyzed the results of our research.

The history of tragedy survived by millions of people and of the Victory attained in the years of the Second World War lives now with us. It is the source of pain and bitterness, pride and glory of most people all over the world.