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8 May, 2024 11:27

Eternal Heroes

The start of World War II compelled these young men and women to abandon their normal lives and volunteer for the front lines. Nikolay Teplotanskikh, now 98, bravely stepped forward and served as a tank driver, rescuing the wounded and surviving grave injuries. Valentina Minaeva, 103, displayed unwavering dedication as a surgical nurse, saving countless lives amid the horrors war. Vitaly Kolesov, 101, commanded an artillery platoon and faced the horrors of the Battle of Stalingrad. These veterans fought not only for their countries but also for freedom from Nazism, exemplifying true patriotism. Despite enduring unimaginable hardships, they maintain a positive outlook on life, offering invaluable lessons from their remarkable experiences.

Watch “Eternal heroes” on RTD website and on RT’s live feed. The time of the broadcast is available on RT’s schedule page.

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