US troops were also a part of the ‘Victory Day’ parade on the Red Square (The 1st Time)

Thaindian News ^ | May 11th, 2010 - 1:30 am ICT | Aishwarya Bhatt

[happinesswithoutpeace]

I used to have a link of Khrushchev giving a speech in the US and he denounced “The US invasion” I think very few people at the time knew what he was talking about and I am not sure if the content made it back to the USSR in full.

Will try to locate later.

Also good book:

http://www.amazon.com/When-Hell-Froze-Over-Halliday/dp/0743407261/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top/181-1043097-5241628

[colorado tanker]

IIRC, we participated in a Siberian expedition too.

[autumnraine]

Moscow has a Legoland?

[1rudeboy]

It might be in Moscow, but it doesn’t look like it’s in Red Square. You didn’t know that?

[Red Steel]

That comment by Khrushchev sent everyone at the time looking at the history books.

[Red Steel]

No ignoring Putin. Obama does his bow wow.

[VeniVidiVici]

Tks for that link to the book. I’ll have to read up on this.

[Hillbillary]

That’s beyond despicable. What a swollen sausage.

[ops33]

Is that the new Army blue uniform? Looks pretty sharp.

[autumnraine]

Take a virtual tour of Moscow and see the building they are standing in front of. They are links.

http://cache.virtualtourist.com/3058628-Moscow_The_Red_Square-Moscow.jpg

Here is another image of the Red Square

http://wallpaper.najoomi.com/wallpapers/1736/Red-Square-Moscow-Russia-512X384-1736.jpg

[1rudeboy]

Thanks, but I had to find the name of the building on my own. It’s St. Basil’s Cathedral.