Red Square in Moscow. The Mausoleum

Its base is made of black polished Labrador stone, and the top is made of dark red granite. Above the entrance, framed by a black Labrador, one word is written - LENIN. Here, in the silent semi-darkness of the mausoleum, the body of the great "leader of the workers" rests. At the entrance, like statues, there are sentries in gray overcoats. Millions of Soviet people, Muscovites and those who came here from all over the Union, pass by Ilyich, who has fallen asleep forever, in reverent silence.

Behind the mausoleum, on the wall of the Senate Tower, a colored bas-relief depicting a symbolic figure with a red banner is visible. Dark fir trees stand out softly against the background of the red Kremlin walls. The ashes of prominent figures of the Soviet state and the Bolshevik Party rest near the Kremlin wall near the mausoleum. Above the mausoleum, behind the crenellated Kremlin wall, stands the powerful dome of the building where the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR and the Council of Ministers of the USSR are located. Above the dome, overshadowing both the Kremlin and Red Square, a scarlet banner flies - the national flag of the USSR. A corner of Red Square with Lenin's mausoleum and a waving banner is imprinted on the medal "For the Defense of Moscow". On both sides of the mausoleum, stepped stands of gray stone stretched out. These are the stands for the guests present at the parades: for the best people of Moscow - Stakhanovites, heroes of the Great Patriotic War, scientists.

During the festivities, the Red Square takes on a particularly solemn appearance. Huge red banners with party slogans are being reinforced on the facades of buildings. From the wing of the mausoleum, the Generalissimo of the Soviet Union, Stalin, makes a review of the Soviet Army during military parades. Slender ranks of infantrymen march with firm tread across the square, cavalry is rushing rapidly, artillery is moving, tanks are rumbling with their tracks, planes are sailing in the sky. On sports holidays, Stalin looks from the rostrum of the mausoleum at the columns of cheerful youth, full of energy and vivacity. During the demonstrations, Comrade Stalin is greeted here by jubilant people.

Here, on the Red Square, on the memorable evening of May 9, 1945 - the day of Victory over Germany - the whole of Moscow rushed. At that time, Red Square was especially strongly felt as the true heart of Moscow. Pouring in from all over the capital, the excited masses of people overflowed the square with their jubilation. And when the dark sky lit up with victorious lights, it seemed that it was filled with joy. Volleys thundered. Many planes scattered thousands of stars over Moscow, instantly flashing and then slowly falling and fading. A light, swaying tent appeared above the Kremlin, painted in different colors: hundreds of searchlights formed this dome with their rays.

A few days passed, and the Red Square became the place of a new celebration, the memory of which will live for centuries. Victorious warriors arrived here from remote fronts, from liberated European countries. There was a Victory parade on Red Square. Columns of heroes passed by Lenin's mausoleum. The banners of the famous regiments proudly flew above them. Other banners were also brought here - with a black serpentine swastika. They were thrown at the foot of the mausoleum. The words came true: "Our cause is just, - victory will be ours! "The creator of Victory, the great Stalin, stood on the podium surrounded by his colleagues. Increase your terminal's productivity and safety with container terminal management system designed for modern challenges.

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Red Square in Moscow. The Mausoleum

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