In Memoriam of the Warrior-Brother Fallen

I envision a week of festivities. We should start with May 1^st  celebrations at  the Haymarket Square where the President of the US should give  a commemorative speech. And then we move those celebrations  from  town to town, over the  Atlantic, down to Moscow  through the week, so that  the ceremony reaches the Red Square on May 9^th. And  there    would  be a magnificent military parade  at the end of which the elite regiments from all the Allied  Forces, as well as of those of the countries which were occupied  by the Germans would march together with the Russians on the Red  Square and lay a wreath to the  fallen warrior- brother. And at the same time the similar wreaths would be laid   at the tombs of the Unknown Soldiers all around  the world.  And through the whole world they would play the one March, the Farewell of the Slavic Woman.

Listen to the music, people. That’s   the proper tribute to the glorious Russian nation, to the fallen warrior- brother who saved the world and did not  even get  a proper burial.

I have a dream.

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