@hanshistory: Great Patriotic War (1941) Battle Of Moscow (1941) was one of the important battles in World War II which took place from October 1941 to January 1942. This battle is a classic example of war defensive battle in which Soviet forces defended against a massive German offensive in Operation Barbarossa. You Can Correct My Explanation If I Making mistakes in the information #History #edits #capcut #fyp ( For Education Only )

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