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In November 1941, as German forces advanced to within 15–20 miles of Moscow, the Soviet leadership made a bold decision.
Instead of canceling the annual Red Square military parade, it went ahead as planned — a powerful display of defiance, morale, and psychological warfare.
Many soldiers reportedly marched directly from the parade to the front lines, making this moment one of the most dramatic symbols of resolve in World War II history.
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