"A story of my great-grandfather, who survived the Second World War". Video
Great-grandfather’s story about the World War II
These days, when the largest military conflict since the Second World War is taking place in Europe, Gevorg Ghazaryan, a resident of Yerevan, went to Austria.
There, in May 1945, his great-grandfather, as part of a Cossack division, met the news about the end of that war, which seemed to have no chance of repeating itself. However, today the whole of Europe and the world live in tension, and Russia threatens to unleash a third world war.
Gevorg Kazaryan calls for peace – on his own behalf and on behalf of his great-grandfather.
Great-grandfather’s story about the World War II. Here are more stories, opinions and no comments from the authors of the all-Caucasus Youth Group “Generation Genius”
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