SOVIET SPIRIT UNBREAKABLE -

The transcript highlights the admiration for Soviet resistance against the Nazis, focusing on the defense of Leningrad and the indestructible spirit of the Russian people. It describes the German boasts about capturing Leningrad and Moscow, which were thwarted by the tenacious defenders. The narrative also covers the guerrilla tactics employed by Soviet partisans, who harass and attack the enemy, taking advantage of the extended German communication lines.

What was the British perspective on Soviet fighters during the German onslaught?

• They believed the Soviets would lose quickly.

• They were full of admiration for their resistance.

• They were indifferent to their efforts.

• They criticized their strategies.

What did the Germans claim about Leningrad weeks ago?

• That it was impenetrable.

• That it was a peaceful city.

• That it was already under their control.

• That it was irrelevant to their campaign.

What is necessary for winning the campaign against Russia according to the transcript?

• Gaining control of the Russian economy.

• Negotiating peace with the Soviets.

• Destroying the spirit of the Russian people.

• Capturing Russian towns and cities.

What role did Soviet partisans play behind German lines?

• They provided medical aid to soldiers.

• They harassed and killed the enemy.

• They built fortifications.

• They negotiated with German commanders.

What was a key characteristic of the Soviet partisans?

• They were primarily defensive.

• They took a solemn oath of allegiance.

• They were unaware of the risks.

• They were randomly selected.