Презентация к внеклассному мероприятию по английскому языку для студентов 2 курса к 9 мая - День Победы

“ Peace for the world”

The 73d Anniversary of the Great Victory.

«чулочки» Муса джалиль

"War and children are not compatible concepts”

“ What is the war?”

1941-1945

The Great Patriotic War

• Remember!
• In centuries,
• In years – remember!
• About those,
• Who has never come,
• Remember! Do not cry!
• In a throat, you must restrain groans,
• Bitter groans.
• Be worthy of heroes!
• Be eternally worthy!

• Minute of silence

The Battle of Stalingrad August 23 rd 1942 – 2 February 2 nd 1943

They fought for every street, for every house, for every stone…

The average lifespan of a soldier was 24 hours

The Germans began the war in Russia in June 1941

Tanks went deep into the Russian defense, surrounding big pockets of the Russian divisions.

By September, Hitler had an army (about 250,000 men) in Stalingrad.

Marshal Georgy Zhukov (1896-1974)

31 January 1943 the German sixth army surrendered to the Russians.

April, 1945

Sergeant Pavlov

The Battle of Stalingrad August 23 rd 1942 – 2 February 2 nd 1943

Total Losses

Forces and equipment

The Soviet Union

Stuff (people, ths.)

Germany

1134.8

Armor

1560

Subartillery

1011.5

675

14934

Aircrafts

1916

10290

1219

The Battle of Britain July 10 th – October 31 st 1940

The Heroes with No Legs

Aleksei Maresyev

Douglas Bader

May 20, 1916 – May 19, 2001

February 21, 1910 – September 5, 1982

Women at War

The “Night Witches”

British Women

(Soviet women pilots)

(“Home Front”)

The Second World War

Katyusha rocket launcher and Shturmovik bomber

The Fighter Pilots

Marina Raskova

Kukuruznik

The Excellent Skiers

The Night Witches

Maria Smirnova

Nadya Popova

Lilya Litvak

Animals in War

Who are war animals?

HORSE IN WAR

MULES IN WAR

“ With soldiers coming back from war”

(Song “May there always be Sunshine!” Words by L.Oshanin. Music by A.Ostrovsky. Translated by Tom Botting)

• Bright blue the sky,
• Sun up on high-
• That was the little boy’s picture.
• He drew for you,
• Wrote for you too,
• Just to make clear what he drew-
• Chorus:
• May there always be sunshine,
• May there always be blue skies,
• May there always be Mummy,
• May there always be me! (Twice)
•  
• My little friend,
• Listen, my friend,
• Peace is the dream of the people,
• Hearts old and young
• Never have done
• Singing the song you have sung.
• Chorus.

Thank you!