For me, Victory Day is a very important and solemn day. It is truly a holiday with tears in our eyes. These are tears of pain for the departed warriors. And tears of joy and pride for the victory over evil. It’s bad that not all children study history diligently these days. Many do not even know about the horrors and terrible events that took place during wartime. The soldiers defended the future of our country. Thanks to them, we can now live, study, work, raise and educate children. The fallen soldiers gave happiness and prosperity to our common homeland. And so that our lives are not in vain, we must comply. You need to protect your homeland.

We must honor the memory of the fallen soldiers, as well as the people who worked in the rear, creating weapons and things necessary for the front, food. We must remember the exploits of the heroes and the hard work of the nurses who carried the wounded from the battlefields. We must not forget those people, our ancestors, who rebuilt the country and our city from ruins after the war, manually re-laid tram lines. If not for all these people, there would be no us and our calm, peaceful life. When I hear the song "Victory Day" performed by Leshchenko, tears always come to my eyes. In general, I love military songs. And under the march "Farewell of Slavyanka" I am always overwhelmed with a deep sense of pride. On the next Victory Day, my mother and I will definitely take part in the Immortal Regiment project. Let's take a photo of our grandfather and walk with him through the main square of our city. When we looked at the participants of this action last time, my mother even cried.

I am sure that we must not forget the feat of the participants in the Great Patriotic War. It is necessary to take care of the veterans, take care of them, because now there are very few of them. And the main thing is to remember them not only on May 9th. The feat of the fallen soldiers is immortal. And we must remember at what price happiness was won.

Short version May 9

Victory Day is a solemn, but very sad and even difficult holiday. It reminds us of a long and bloody war.

All the teachers at school tell us a lot about the war. I try to read more myself and watch a lot of war films. My favorite films about the war are "Officers" and "Only Old Men Go to Battle". These are very good and sincere films showing the life of people in wartime. I know how much pain the civilians endured in wartime, how hard it was for the soldiers at the front, what torments the Russian people endured. But the soldiers got up and went into battle. We went to the end. They understood that the lives of their relatives and friends, as well as the future of the whole country, depend on them. They defended their honor and the peaceful life of their homeland.

Future generations have no right to forget the events of the war. All citizens of the state should know at what cost the victory and peaceful life were gained. Eternal memory to the heroes.

Composition number 3 May 9 - Victory Day

Many people are familiar with this holiday from early childhood. On this day, solemn parades are held annually with the participation of various military equipment, military and veterans who participated in hostilities during the war. These parades are televised every year, but you can also watch them in person - they are usually held in the main square of the city and start at a pre-announced time.

Parades are usually accompanied by solemn musical accompaniment and joyful shouts of "Hurray!" But why so much attention is paid to this holiday? The fact is that more than 70 years ago the Soviet Union won a victory over Germany, which on June 22, 1941 launched an offensive against our Motherland in order to seize power over the country. On June 22, 1941, at exactly 4 in the morning, an announcement was made on the radio by the famous announcer Levitan that the war had begun. German troops under the leadership of Adolf Hitler (who, by the way, was not a purebred German, as many think) invaded the territory of the Soviet Union and hoped to win as soon as possible. But, unexpectedly for themselves, they met desperate resistance from the inhabitants of the USSR - almost everyone, regardless of gender and age, stood up to defend their homeland.

Thanks to the courage and courage of the Soviet people, after 4 years of a bloody war, the enemy was defeated. And Adolf Hitler, who could not withstand defeat, committed suicide with his wife, having previously killed his beloved dog. On May 8, 1941, the enemy was finally driven out, the occupied territories were liberated, and May 9 was proclaimed "Victory Day". But not only the enemy killed soldiers - many residents of the Soviet Union also died in this fierce battle (for comparison: the USSR 6,329 million people, Germany 3,604,8 thousand), therefore, Victory Day causes not only joy for our country, but also a feeling longing for loved ones, for whom this fight was the last.

In honor of the victory, an international public action "Immortal Regiment" has recently begun, where everyone can honor the memory of their deceased relatives. Nowadays, it is less and less reminiscent of the events of that time - all the buildings were restored, and there are very few veterans who can tell about those events. But, despite this, pride in this great victory continues to fill hearts for many years to come. And Victory Day will remain in history for centuries.

short reasoning Victory Day Grade 6

The ninth day of the last month of spring is a significant and important holiday not only for the Russian people, but also for many people of our planet. On this day, we rejoice and congratulate each other on the victory, remember and grieve for those who died in that difficult time, wipe away tears of joy when we watch films about the Great Victory and admire, watching the parade on the main square of the country.

There will be a spirit of triumph and tragedy in the air. And whatever the sky above the heads of people on this holiday, cloudy or sunny, cool or sultry, it will always be illuminated with festive and colorful fireworks in all corners of invincible Russia.

Composition May 9 - Victory Day in my city

Today is a sunny day. It seems that not only people, but also nature celebrates Victory Day, May 9. For a week now, festive flags have been hanging around the city and crossroads have been decorated. And thanks to the good weather, the mood of the people is so upbeat.

Today in our city there will be a parade on the main square. Our whole family goes to it every year. They show military equipment from the times of the Great Patriotic War and modern ones. I like old cars that, despite their age, proudly move around the square. Soldiers in the clothes of those times sit in these cars, and it seems as if there weren't those years since the great victory.

Veterans are always present at the parade. They have so many medals, they are all our heroes. The moment when children give them flowers is especially touching.

May 9 is a special holiday in our family because my grandfather died in the war. He did not live to see victory for 8 months. Grandma cries when she talks about him.

After the parade, we walk around the city. First along the bay, then we go to the center. Interesting events take place in the parks. We come back tired, but happy.

I think that the people of our planet should not forget the lesson that that difficult time taught us.

Reasoning What is Victory Day, OGE 15.3, in the city.

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On May 9, Russia celebrates a national holiday - Victory Day in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945, in which the Soviet people fought for the freedom and independence of their homeland against Nazi Germany and its allies. The Great Patriotic War was the most important and decisive part of the Second World War 1939-1945.

The Great Patriotic War began at dawn on June 22, 1941, when Nazi Germany attacked the Soviet Union. On her side were Romania, Italy, and a few days later Hungary, Slovakia and Finland.

(Military encyclopedia. Chairman of the Main Editorial Commission S. Ivanov. Military Publishing House. Moscow. In 8 volumes -2004. ISBN 5 - 203 01875 - 8)

The war lasted almost four years and became the largest armed conflict in the history of mankind. On a huge front stretching from the Barents to the Black Seas, from 8 to 12.8 million people fought on both sides in different periods, from 5.7 to 20 thousand tanks and assault guns were used, from 84 to 163 thousand guns and mortars, from 6.5 to 18.8 thousand aircraft. The history of war has not yet known such a huge scale of hostilities and the concentration of such a large mass of military equipment.

The act of unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany was signed in the suburbs of Berlin on May 8 at 22:43 CET (Moscow time on May 9 at 12:43). It is because of this time difference that the Day of the End of World War II is celebrated in Europe on May 8, and in the Soviet Union on May 9.

And only in 1965, in the year of the twentieth anniversary of the victory of the Soviet troops, by the decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet, May 9 was again declared a non-working day. The holiday was given an exceptionally solemn status, and a special jubilee medal was instituted. On May 9, 1965, a military parade was held on Red Square in Moscow, and the Victory Banner was carried in front of the troops.

Since then, Victory Day has always been celebrated in the USSR very solemnly, and the holding of military parades on May 9 has become a tradition. Streets and squares were decorated with flags and banners. At 7 o'clock in the evening, a minute of silence was announced in memory of the victims. Mass meetings of veterans in the center of Moscow have become traditional.

On May 9, 1991, the last parade of the Soviet era took place, and until 1995 there were no parades. In 1995, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Victory, a military parade was held in Moscow along Kutuzovsky Prospekt near Poklonnaya Gora. Samples of military equipment were demonstrated there, and columns of veterans marched across Red Square.

Since 1996, the tradition of holding military parades on the main square of the country has been enshrined in the law "On the perpetuation of the Victory of the Soviet people in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945." According to him, parades should be held not only in Moscow, but also in hero cities, and in cities where the headquarters of military districts and fleets are stationed. The participation of military equipment is not enshrined in the law.

Since that time, parades have been held annually. On the Victory Day, meetings of veterans, celebrations and concerts are held. Wreaths and flowers are laid at the monuments of military glory, memorials, mass graves, and guards of honor are set up. Memorial services are held in churches and temples in Russia.

Every year on this day in the hero cities of Moscow, St. Petersburg, Volgograd, Novorossiysk, Tula, Smolensk and Murmansk, as well as in the cities of Kaliningrad, Rostov-on-Don, Samara, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Chita, Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Severomorsk and Festive artillery fireworks are being made in Sevastopol. The first salute on the occasion of Victory Day was fired in Moscow on May 9, 1945 with 30 volleys from a thousand guns.

Since 2005, the patriotic action "St. George's Ribbon" has been held with the aim of returning and instilling the value of the holiday to the younger generation. On the eve of the Victory Day celebrations, everyone can tie the "St. George's Ribbon" on his hand, bag or car antenna as a token of memory of the heroic past of the USSR, as a symbol of military valor, Victory, military glory and recognition of the veterans' merits.

The material was prepared on the basis of information from open sources

Dmitrenko Inna Vyacheslavovna, educator, nursery-kindergarten No. 4 "Nightingale"
Novoazovsk Donetsk region
Description: this material will be useful for preschool educators, parents of preschool children. Application in the form of group, individual conversations with parents.

Consultation for teachers and parents on the topic: Victory Day. How to explain this to a child?

Let the thunder of war give way to the song of the lyre,
And evil battles will subside on Earth,
And they will be in every home -
Bread and Peace
And in every heart -
quiet prayer ...
(Igor Birulin)

Target: explain to parents and teachers how to form the foundations of national identity in children, how to start studying the holiday - Victory Day.
Tasks: to carry out patriotic education of children, starting the study of the history of their country from the history of their family, small homeland; foster a sense of pride in those to whom we owe a peaceful sky; foster respect for the defenders of their homeland and the desire to defend it in the future.

For many, May 9 - Victory Day is one of the most revered holidays. This year will mark the 70th anniversary of the Great Victory - the victory of our country over Nazi Germany. And what do our children know about the event that changed the fate of the whole world? What does the date of May 9 mean for them and how can today's parents tell their children about the Great Patriotic War?
We remember history and honor the memory of those who died for the world in which we live and we are grateful to them for the bright, peaceful sky. In no case should we forget at what cost the world was conquered and the opportunity to calmly raise our children. It is impossible to understand what “victory” and “peace” mean without understanding what “war” is. Today, the fear of war and the price of peace can be especially understood and appreciated by residents of Donetsk and Luhansk regions. They know not only from history what war is, what it means to lose loved ones, what it means to be left homeless, without means of subsistence. It seems to me that those people who themselves faced such a disaster as war will appreciate even more those who paid with their lives for us to build our lives without war. Our children, who hear explosions and hiding in a house on the playground, invite their teacher with them, it is also easier to explain what war means. When a 3-year-old girl comes up for a walk and asks her teacher, “Will they not kill me?”, You understand to what extent you are responsible for these children. Of course, it is better to know about the war from the stories of others.
For the memory of the soldiers who defended their families in 1941-1945; for the sake of those who survived the hard times of the war and the post-war years in their childhood - the children of the war; for the sake of those babies who were just born and are starting their lives, we are obliged to know the history of those great years, to know the history of heroic deeds, to know the history of human destinies. Know and pass on from generation to generation.
If we take our older generation, then there is one feature of it - there is not a single family of those years, whose family would not have been touched by the black wing of the war. The sacred duty of adults - parents, teachers, is to convey the history of the Second World War to our children. Not only historical facts and planned excursions to the monuments of the fallen heroes, but to reach out to every child's heart, to put love and respect in it, not to let such a date as the Great Victory Day remain just a historical fact.
It is the preschool age that is a favorable period for the upbringing of patriotism and love for the Motherland. In childhood, the foundation of the personality is laid, therefore the task of teachers and parents is not only to develop children's cognitive abilities, the ability to think and analyze, but also to convey to them important historical moments of our history. How is it possible to explain to children what Victory Day is? Why are we so sacred to him? Why is this a joyous holiday with tears in your eyes? Why can't we forget him?
During the Great Patriotic War, the enemy in the person of Nazi Germany brought a lot of grief to our people. The conquerors killed the inhabitants of cities and villages, did not spare either women or children, burned their houses, starved them. All the people in those years rose to defend the Motherland. This war was terrible, difficult, many people died in 4 years. But our army defeated the enemy, who brought so many troubles, drove him out of our country. The day the war ended - May 9, 1945. And since then it is a holy holiday for every inhabitant of our country. Familiarizing a child with this holiday should not begin with simple historical facts and edification that it needs to be known, remembered and appreciated. These are small children, they cannot be made to love and feel. Here it is necessary to reach the level of feelings. It is more interesting for a child to learn a story if it begins with the story of his great-grandmothers, great-grandfathers who took part in the war or witnessed. It is easier to perceive what is closer and dearer.

The reason for starting such a conversation may just become the Victory Day holiday. It is very good if the child is told in advance the history of this holiday, consider the photos in the family album, and then, as a reinforcement of what has been said, go to the festive event together, lay flowers at the monument to the fallen soldiers, stand by the Eternal Flame, present flowers to the veterans who came to this holiday ... Bright events will remain in the child's memory. Of course, it is impossible to tell about the war at one time, two or three, so that the child understands the significance of victory. This needs to be told to a child for more than one year. And not only before the holiday. Family history, looking at the family archive, reading fiction, listening to songs about peace and war are things that should not be forgotten. The concept of "victory" for a child should be that people won the war because they defended their country and wanted to live in peace. We often have to fight for peace. Peace often comes thanks to those who do not spare their lives for the sake of their loved ones, children, and we are always in debt to them. In preschool institutions, teachers pay a lot of attention to conversations with children about those years, read poems, stories about the wartime, and celebrate events. Together with parents and educators, children make crafts dedicated to the Victory Day. It is our common business to educate the citizens of the country who remember their history and will grow up to be a worthy change!

I wish everyone a peaceful sky over your head!

The great victory of the peoples of Russia in the Great Patriotic War is a heroic and turning point in the significant events of the middle of the 20th century.

Fascism was a powerful, cruel, inhuman enemy that swept away all that was beautiful and good from its path.

For the sake of victory over the Nazis, the leadership of our country resorted to emergency measures, and the great Russian people had to make an incredible amount of effort, estimated in millions of lives.

The road to German enemy Berlin took the Soviet army more than three years of the hardest front-line battles and battles. Under the power of the Wehrmacht, the Soviet Union did not surrender, unlike other European states.

How it all began

9th May- one of the main holidays of great Russia and the former countries of the Soviet Union. Each of us annually recalls the horrors of the war that Soviet soldiers were able to endure, and in almost every family there are veterans of this war who survived the victory or did not return from the battlefield.

The celebration was established in 1945 after the defeat of the Nazi troops by the Soviet wars. It was on May 9 that the Soviet and German sides signed an agreement on the surrender of the Wehrmacht, which marked the end of the cruel interethnic bloodshed.

On June 24, 1945, the official date for the celebration of the Great Victory was announced - May 9. On the occasion of a significant historical event, a parade was held under the leadership of Rokossovsky, but after three years the Victory Day ceased to be a day off.

The leaders of the Union considered that the people should at least temporarily forget about the terrible military events. But still, holiday greeting cards were issued every year, veterans-front-line soldiers received congratulations.

Since the beginning of the rule of the country by Leonid Brezhnev, May 9 again became a day off, military parades were held in large cities of the country, festive fireworks were thundered. Since 1965, military parades in Moscow have been held every 10 years, but with the collapse of the USSR, political instability manifested itself and the governments of the new states had no time for popular celebrations.

The holiday was fully restored only in 1995, and the residents of Russia witnessed two bright Moscow parades at once: Russian troops marched on Red Square, and a military parade was held on Poklonnaya Gora using armored vehicles.

From that moment on, military processions on Red Square in Moscow and the laying of wreaths at the monuments of the fallen heroes are held every year. Until 2008, military equipment did not participate in the parades, but later the tradition was restored.

May 9 is the Victory Day, but in other countries this day is celebrated on May 8, due to the difference in time zones (according to European time, this great event happened on May 8). But in fact, it turns out that the inhabitants of Europe celebrate a slightly different event - Victory Day in Europe - they have every right to celebrate the date of the liberation of the peoples of European countries.

On May 9, the history of the holiday has become one of the brightest and most colorful annual events. Parades are held on city squares, wartime music sounds, a volley of fireworks, everyone congratulates the veterans. But do not forget that this day for the front-line soldiers is also a day of bitter memory of the horrors of the war experienced, of the soldiers who died in the name of victory.

It is our duty to remember the veterans not only on this great historic day, we are obliged to give them the attention and care that they deserve and gave us a bright and peaceful future.

For many years in the CIS countries it has been a holiday for everyone. On this day, they congratulate the veterans and thank them for the victory over the fascist. They prepare for the holiday in advance: they sign postcards, prepare gifts and concert numbers. For a modern person, St. George ribbons, the obligatory evening fireworks and a military parade have become the attributes of Victory Day. But has this holiday always been like this?

The history of the holiday on May 9

The first time it was celebrated in 1945 after the signing of the act of surrender of Nazi Germany. This happened late in the evening on May 8, and a new day had already begun in Moscow. After the act of surrender was delivered by plane to Russia, Stalin signed a decree to consider the Victory Day May 9 a non-working day. The whole country was jubilant. On the same day in the evening there was the first festive fireworks display. To do this, a volley of 30 guns was fired and the sky was illuminated with searchlights. The first Victory Parade was only on June 24, as they were preparing for it very carefully.

But the history of the May 9 holiday was complex. Already in 1947, this day was made a regular working day and festive events were canceled. It was more important for the country at that time to recover from a terrible war. And only on the twentieth anniversary of the Great Victory - in 1965 - this day was made non-working again. The description of the May 9 holiday was almost the same for several decades: festive concerts, honoring veterans, a military parade and fireworks. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, for several years this day passed without a parade and lavish festive events. And only in 1995 the tradition was restored - two whole parades were held. Since that time, they have been held annually on Red Square.

The name of the holiday on May 9 - Victory Day - evokes awe in the soul of every Russian person. This holiday will always be celebrated in Russia in memory of those who fought against the Nazis for the sake of the life of future generations.