Stalingrad
Director: joseph vilsmaier
Plot: Juergen Bscher
Christoph Fromm
Actor: Dominique Horwitz ... Fritz Reiser.
Thomas Clade Mann Thomas Kretschmann
Jochen Nickel ... Manfred Roleder
Sebastian Rudolph ... Gege Miller.
Dana Vávrová ... Irina
Martin Benras ... General Hunts
Sylvester Groth essential oil.
Karel Hermannek ... Captain Herman Musk
Heinz Emigholz ... Edgar Emmholtz.
Ferdinand Schuster ... Double Edgar
Oliver Bloomis ... HGM
Dieter Okras ... Captain Haller.
Zdenek Vencl....w？ SriLanka (short for Sri Lanka)
Mark Kuhn ... Sheriff P***er
Tollsten Bolov ... Feldman.
Type: Plot/War
Length: 137 minutes
The last movie: 1993
The classic war films of the former Soviet Union.
From July 1942 to February 1943, the Soviet and German armies fought a decisive battle at the gates of Stalingrad. After the battle of Moscow, the German army, which suffered heavy losses, was unable to launch a full-scale attack on the Soviet Union. Hitler decided to concentrate on attacking the southern line in an attempt to occupy Stalingrad, the strategic location of the Soviet Union, in order to seize the important grain and oil producing areas in the southern part of the Soviet Union and then outflank Moscow. 1in the summer of 942, the Germans concentrated1500,000 troops and a large number of planes and tanks to violently attack Stalingrad.
On July 1942, the Battle of Stalingrad kicked off. With the support of artillery and aviation, the German Sixth Army was divided into two assault groups, north and south, in an attempt to break through the Soviet defense from the March, develop an attack in the general direction of Karachi, encircle the Soviet troops on the right bank of the Don River, and suddenly attack Stalingrad from the southwest. The German 4th Panzer Corps, which attacked the South Road, broke through the Soviet defense in the western area of Abreu and Gagneraud. 29, into the gavrilov card area, threatening Stalingrad front defense of the Soviet rear. On September 12, the Soviet troops retreated to the periphery of the city, and all the peripheral defense zones were lost. On September 13, the battle for cities was in full swing, and the German Sixth Army formed two assault regiments to attack the central and southern parts of the city. On September 25, the Germans occupied the southern and central parts of the city, and on September 27, they continued their surprise attack on the northern factory area. By the beginning of 1 1, the Germans had never completely occupied Stalingrad.
The Soviet high command decided to launch a full-scale counterattack in Stalingrad to surround the German troops in the area. Before the counterattack, the Soviet army secretly mobilized a large number of troops in the direction of Stalingrad. By mid-June 1 1, * * launched the Stalingrad Army, the Don Army and the Southwest Army. The total strength of the three fronts is 165438+ 10,000, with 65438 guns and mortars, 65438 tanks and assault guns, and 65438 combat aircraft.
1942165438+10. In October, the Soviet Stalingrad Army, the Southeast Army and the Don Army bravely resisted in the defensive war of Stalingrad and the city, and successfully stopped the attack of the 6 th Army and the 4 th Tank Army of Fascist Germany. 165438+1In mid-October, the Soviet Southwest Army, the Stalingrad Army and the Don Army turned to counterattack on all fronts and surrounded 22 enemy divisions (330,000 men) in Stalingrad. In 65438+February, the Soviet Red Army destroyed the Ministry after crushing the German attempt to break through. From 65438+1October 3 1 to February 2, the remnants of the German Sixth Army (9 1000 men) surrendered, and the Battle of Stalingrad ended in a great victory of the Soviet Red Army.
The Battle of Stalingrad is of great political, strategic and international significance. It was a fundamental turning point in the Great Patriotic War of the Soviet Union and the Second World War, which had a great influence on the development of resistance movements in countries in the enemy war zones in Europe.
In "Hart War", German commander Fiscel said: My son has died on the Russian front, which is really a horrible place!
In the unprecedented tragic World War II, the Soviet-German battlefield was the bloodiest. Throughout World War II, the Soviet-German battlefield suffered the largest number of deaths.
I believe that any German will be shocked mentally after watching this film. War is not a game, it will bring endless suffering to the people of the country.
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The Battle of Moscow directed by You Ozelov
Director: Are you Ozelov?
Director: Are you Ozelov?
Director: Are you Ozelov?
Starring: Mikhail Ulyanov Nicola Oria
Moscow defense story:
165438+1On October 7th, a military parade was held on Red Square. On February 6, 65438, Soviet troops began to counterattack from the suburbs of Moscow. With the support of the people of the whole country and the heroic participation of Moscow militia and citizens, the Germans have been blocked outside Moscow. On that day and night filled with smoke, the people of Moscow spent many unforgettable years full of blood and tears and hardships. They form militias and guerrillas, undertake various combat tasks, cooperate with or participate in fighting and carry out guerrilla warfare. The people of the capital built hundreds of kilometers of anti-tank trenches and set up many obstacles under the bad weather and enemy air strikes. Trunk deer stones over 1000 km have been set up in the forest on the outskirts of Moscow.
During the war, Muscovites forgot their age, occupation and even their life and death. Men, women and children have only one thought: "Destroy fascism!" Why can Moscow stand? Because of the heroic Soviet soldiers, some of them were covered with grenades and rolled under enemy tanks. And the support of women and children. Finally, under the leadership of Stalin and zhukov, the people of the Soviet Union and the Red Army of the Soviet Union resisted the crazy attack of the German army and successfully fought back, crushing the German attempt to capture Moscow.
By 1942 and 1, the Germans were forced to retreat from 100 km to 250 km, and 1000 settlements were liberated. In order to expand the results, nine Soviet armies launched a full-scale counterattack against the enemy from October 8 to late April in 65438/KLOC-0, defeating more than 50 German divisions, killing more than 800,000 Germans, repelling the enemy from 150 km to 400 km, relieving the threat to Moscow and recovering more than 60 cities. The Germans suffered their first disastrous defeat since World War II. The world-famous battle of defending Moscow won an all-round victory. The Soviet victory in defending Moscow declared Hitler's "blitzkrieg" completely bankrupt, which greatly encouraged the confidence of the Soviet Union and people all over the world in defeating fascism. The people of Moscow have left a glorious page in history.
This film is a masterpiece of the 1980s. At the end of the Cold War, it won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film of the American Film Academy, and its real and magnificent war scenes are unparalleled in modern war movies. The battle of Moscow lasted more than 300 minutes and was divided into two parts: invasion and typhoon battle. The filming process lasted two years, involving about 5,000 soldiers, nearly 10,000 people, more than 250 actors and 202 photographers. From Germany to the Soviet Union, from high-level decision-making to grass-roots deployment, from the rear to the front battlefield, this book comprehensively shows the famous Moscow battle in the European battlefield of World War II and tells how the myth of German fascism was shattered.
Some people say that the biggest difference between Hollywood movies and European movies and Soviet movies lies in the stimulation of Hollywood focus plane editing, which is seen with eyes; European and Soviet films are relatively slow and are used for feeling. Although "The Battle of Moscow" is a grand war movie, it can still make people feel a lot of things beyond visual effects. For example, the most classic line in the film: Although the Soviet Union is big, we will never retreat, because Moscow is behind us! In just one line, you can feel the incomparable national pride and determination of Soviet soldiers to die. From this sentence, it is not difficult to understand why Nazi Germany suffered its first fiasco here since World War II.
The most touching lines in the history of the war also came from this movie-Klochkov Dief, political instructor of the Soviet company, led 28 soldiers to fight with dozens of German tanks for four hours, shouting: "Russia is big, but we no way back and Moscow are behind us!"
Photo: The Battle of Moscow.
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The dawn here is quiet > A zori zdes tikhiye (1972)
Leadership performance:
Stanislav Rostotsky
Main performance:
Boris Tokarev Viktor Avdyushko Alexei chernov Irina Dolga Nova yelena Drape Ke Vladimir Ivashov Igor Kostolevsky Ekaterina Markova
Show:
1973 16 February
Region:
former Soviet Union
To white:
Russian
Introduction:
The writer Bao Vasilyev published the novel "The dawn here is quiet ..." in the 1960s. After its publication, the novel was highly praised and adapted into drama and opera. 1972, director Rostovski put it on the screen again, and he and the original author of the novel, Bao Vasilyev, created it together.
The film won 1973 Venice International Film Festival Memorial Award, All-Soviet Film Festival Award and 1975 Lenin Award.
The story goes like this:1in the summer of 942, warrant officer Vaskov led two classes of female antiaircraft gunners to be stationed in a village next to a small station. The station is surrounded by strategic locations, and enemy planes often bombard or harass it. One day, the monitor Lida found Deco skydiving in the nearby Woods. So Vaskov led a team of five girls, including Lida, Rania, Lisa, Galka and Sonia, to look for Deco in the forest. All the girls died one by one in the battle with the enemy. The monitor Lida didn't want to drag Vaskov down after being seriously injured. She entrusted Vaskov to find her son and then shot herself. Vaskov went straight to Dekou's camp in the forest with hatred. He disarmed the enemy and took four German prisoners to the station. On the way, he saw reinforcements headed by a major running towards him, and fainted because of excessive bleeding from the wound.
Many years later, Vaskov, with white hair, cut off his left hand and put on a prosthetic hand, took Lida's son, who had grown into a young officer, to the Woods where he fought, found the graves of the five female soldiers and set up a marble tombstone for them. Some happy young people who have never experienced war and come to visit the local area can't help but stand up and mourn for the tombstone.
The idea of the film is that war should not be a girl's business, but should connect girls with all the beautiful things in life. However, the cursed fascism forced some weak girls to lose their youth and lives in the war.
The film uses sharp contrast. The director used a set of illusory color pictures to show the love and happiness that the female machine gunner had or might have, while another set of gloomy black and white pictures showed the real fighting life of female soldiers. The two sets of pictures appear alternately, which makes the audience realize how beautiful these girls' lives would be without the fascist war of aggression, and the cruel morality has completely changed their lives. The film condemns that war is absolutely incompatible with human civilization and personal happiness. In the film, the combination of memory and reality not only shows the heroine's love for a better life, but also praises their patriotic spirit of not being afraid of sacrifice.
The touching power of the film mainly comes from its authenticity. The author of the novel, Bao Vasiliev, the director Rostosky and the photographer V Shumski all participated in the Great Patriotic War and had real feelings for the war. 1992 In the spring, when Rostovski was giving a lecture at the Beijing Film Academy, he once said: 1922, like him, only 3% of people survived this war. He is one of the lucky ones in this 3%, but he lost a leg and later installed a prosthetic, so he is a second-class disabled soldier. He didn't set foot in movies until after the war. His films include Land and Man, Standing in the Wind and Waiting for Monday. He was a judge of the 2nd (1995) Shanghai International Film Festival and participated in the 3rd (1997) Shanghai International Film Festival as a guest.
Through this film, director Rostosky discovered a group of new actresses. Although these young actresses who played female soldiers did not participate in the Great Patriotic War, they felt the atmosphere of the Great Patriotic War with the help of the original authors, screenwriters, directors and photographers who personally participated in the war, thus truly recreating the image of their predecessors. Today, Yi Shevchuk, who plays Lida, and O Osterloh Umova, who plays Rania, are both famous actors.