Polina Gagarina - cuckoo/Кукушка (Battle for Sevastopol OST) I REACTION

[@АнастасияШульгина-б2ь]

Я не знаю, знаешь ли ты, что значит для нас эта победа, но в каждой семье бывшего СССР есть свои герои, есть свои погибшие и пропавшие без вести. Спасибо тебе, за такую реакцию)

[@statinskill]

"I don't know if you know what this victory means for us, but every family in the former USSR have their hero, their fallen and propavshiye without vesti. Thank you for such a reaction". She doesn't know how to pronounce Gargarina but you expect her to understand Russian :-) ?

[@PAZHILOYLIS]

statinskill but there are different translators for over one minute you can translate text or even communicate😀😀

[@tolys1988]

Анастасия Шульгина спасибо тебе за твои слова!привет из Белгорода)

[@СибирскийснеговикИванов]

Настя, у меня дед погиб в 42. Под Ленинградом. Прадед тоже воевал, был тяжело ранен ( в бедро) в 43-ем , комиссован, умер в 55 от ран. Они, иностранцы, не совсем понимают, чем была война для русских людей.

[@РоманЖивздоров]

Slavic Not_slave ты не съезжай, за рабов поясни поц.

[@lazzatshindalieva7136]

Ваши реакции👍этот фильм близок и актуален всем СССР ,песня Цоя его песни по сей день актуальны .спасибо за реакцию!👋✊Казахстан

[@Михаил-к7э7я]

а Цой то как раз был корейцем!

[@Dremorich]

@@Михаил-к7э7я Ну корейцем он был лишь наполовину, и только генетически, а по духу он наш)))

[@vitterias322]

Yes, this video based on a real historical facts. You can read about Lyudmila Pavlyuchenko - she is the best sniper among women. This film is based on her biography.

[@ЮрийВасильевич-б5й]

309 kill its fashist

[@tomicbranislav3]

@@ЮрийВасильевич-б5й thats Just confirmed kills there were probably more

[@elenaelena8037]

Какая милая девочка, с настоящими эмоциями. Не плачь, хорошая, мы всем миром должны сделать так, чтоб этого больше никогда не повторилось!

[@RedArmy1946]

а если повторится, то случится так же как в этом видео kzbin.info/www/bejne/rF6cdY2ja7JkgdU

[@larisabastrykova7156]

Милая девочка, побольше бы в мире таких, как ты, всем бы жилось лучше.

[@ЕвгенийФат]

сделай русские субтитры и будет больше просмотров! Спасибо за реакцию и доброту)

[@peaceandsoulful1973]

Я не могу писать или читать по-русски: (Я не думаю, что Google Translate достаточно хорош для нас как перевод :(

[@Ник.Кук]

Peace and Soulful у тебя всё впереди!!!! попробуй и тебе понравиться,у тебя всё получиться,не пожалеете.:):):)

[@demanikz]

Если ты знаешь хорошо инглишь, то сам можешь добавить сабы в видео)

[@КириллБолгов-ю5х]

@@peaceandsoulful1973 print("Hello!") I would watch you more, but there are very few videos with Russia! I advise you to several channels and you can find there a lot of space for creativity! Я бы посмотрел вас больше, но видео с Россией очень мало! Я советую вам несколько каналов и вы сможете найти там кучу пространства для творчества! You can well use the video from these channels for reactions (including the channels of aggregators (the originals of the video are indicated in the information there)). Вот каналы: kzbin.infovideos (Vaseslav) kzbin.info/door/memmrlFwTICHthBTGv60Wwvideos (ТАБЛЕТКА для Памяти) These channels show a video about Russia and leave links to them in the video information! Travels: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6OxqYOoabV-h9E kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYPbq4qIfZhrick kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHLVZ2drbs-MfcU kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXiZqZ2BfrF1Y6s kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpq2c4l_faiFmsU News from Russia: kzbin.info/door/a8MaD6gQscto_Nq1i49iewvideos kzbin.infovideos You can find interesting video about Russia here! I did not overdo it hope? Well, if you want to come to visit us, I will be glad to show the city of St. Petersburg (you were touched by your reaction!)! I think there will be a couple of dozen people from others city who will welcome you with great desire. Thanks and goodluck!

[@Romanov86]

Спасибо тебе за такую реакцию и доброту! Мира и добра тебе) From Russia

[@andreasfaust1161]

Pop songs they are empty for entertainment and nothing more. But such songs with deep meaning even without translation give a sense of foreigners about the depth of the Russian soul ♥

[@АндрейЗакиров-ч3р]

Very correct reaction to this video. Thanks and respect from Moscow.

[@mikhailfunc2301]

Finally someone who has feels. I had a lump in my throat and tears in my eyes after watching your reaction, very sincere. You are beautiful. Don't ever change.

[@АлександрШипунов-у7с]

Битва за Севастополь.Посмотри обязательно фильм чтобы понять и проникнуться ещё больше к России .Ты поймешь что для нас День Победы Очень тяжёлый фильм но посмотреть его стоит многим.Удачи тебе во всем С любовью из России.

[@goodhashdkkaan5631]

Александр Шипунов лучше тогда смотреть не битву за Севастополь , а советские фильмы про войну , они намного душевнее

[@АлександрШипунов-у7с]

GooDHasH DЖЕkиKaчan да много душевных фильмов но Битва за Севастополь это один из многих фильмов который показывает какой ценой нам досталась победа И чтобы эту песню оценить в полной мере стоит посмотреть фильм а не клип.

[@KanekiKen333]

Спасибо тебе за твои эмоции, сам аж слезу пустил) Люблю тебя, зайка!

[@Карфаар]

Спасибо тебе за проявление искренних чувств.....

[@СергейГаврилюк-х2к]

Какая ты классная) Спасибо за эти эмоции!

[@alanoruzhie1067]

Спасибо тебе, девочка!

[@destiniahope]

Thanks a lot for your such honest and sincere reaction! It's such a pleasure to see how music definitely unites people!

[@peaceandsoulful1973]

Music does....language barrier is never an issue...music transcends everything :D

[@TumanoFF-11]

Все мы стоим на плечах гигантов. Вечная слава и вечная память воинам.

[@РоманСтальнов]

спасибо за такие искреннии эмоции

[@filyn]

Maybe I'm I bit late but you're the first one who actually had researched the background of the story, of all reactions I've seen, and your reaction was exactly what is should be. Respect from a russian girl. You're super honest and pure

[@vladltoy4338]

Thanks for your reaction! We will always remember the Victory Day. So I hope that everyone remembers the great meaning of that day. Everyone in USSR knows the cost of that victory and I really hope that there isn't another World war.

[@МарияКондори]

During the Second World War, both men and women and teenagers and children from USSR fought. women were snipers, doctors, partisans. Teenagers forged documents raising their age and went to war because the country needed everyone. they were mostly partisans or saboteurs. the children stayed in the cities and helped the rest of them to throw burning shells thrown from the airplanes from the roofs of the houses so that the houses would not get sunburned. Citizens hid and lived in the subway, if it was in the cities. Her name is Lyudmila Pavlichenko. The most successful female sniper in world history - 309 killed nazi soldiers and officers, but her result in some experts is in doubt. With the filing of American journalists, she received the nickname "Lady Death". However, this nickname was used exclusively by the American and European press. In the USSR, the image of the hero, the defender of the fatherland, in the minds and hearts of citizens was not perceived as a murderer, sowing death. On the contrary, the heroism of the young woman, her feat, was for Soviet people a model of selflessness and selfless love of the Motherland. Thanks for watching and feeling it...

[@vladimirbzlion]

This film is about the most famous sniper Lyudmila Pavlichenko. She participated in two of the most difficult military operations: the defense of Odessa and Sevastopol. (The defense of Odessa lasted 73 days. The defense of Sevastopol lasted 250 days). By June 1942, she had 309 enemy kills, among them were 36 snipers, got out 4 Injuries, 2 concussions, refusal to go to hospital, loss of the fiance and partner. And all this in less than a year at the forefront ... And in the same days, she herself came under mortar fire, receiving a severe wound. In the autumn of 1942, Lyudmila was invited to the United States and great Britain as part of a delegation of Soviet youth. Across the ocean, L. Pavlichenko was able to help her country as a diplomat . Fragment of L. Pavlichenko's speech in Chicago, 1943: "Gentlemen, I am 25 years old. At the front, I have already managed to destroy 309 fascist invaders. Don't you think you've been hiding behind me for too long?»

[@waldemar5611]

That movie is a masterpiece like Polinas song. Really heartbreaking and totally worth watching it.

[@waldemar5611]

ToP-1 i already knew the original version from Виктор Цой. It is sad that Viktor died too early. Thanks for the link.

[@СергейСергеевич-м7с5ь]

молодец,девчонка...редко когда у иностранцев увидишь такую реакцию,такое сопереживание на нашу историю..Уважение тебе

[@Soviet1983]

Your reaction is so sweet and beautiful thanks for making this video

[@extremal74ru]

Спасибо огромное тем людям, кто делает так, чтобы видел весь мир, вам респект ребята, люблю вас !!!!

[@karhutitan]

It's easy to start a war, it's difficult to finish. The war leaves its mark for many years and passes through several generations. Take care of the world!

[@rustykz7708]

Это уже пятый просмотр "Кукушки" за сегодня, все, не могу больше. Нужно покурить, чтобы немного в себя прийти. Автору канала респект.

[@T-Alex81]

Wow,you were very emotional,and I was looking at you and also cried.I already watched a lot of reactions of this song and this is the first time happened to me.

[@Бетховенстарый-п7ш]

Вы очень эмоциональны,это замечательно!

[@encronde]

In Russian culture there is a belief that if you ask a cuckoo in the forest how much you have left to live, in response, the cuckoo will bite the rest of your life. This war, which affected every Russian family. The words of the song were written by a Soviet Korean, Victor Tsoi. Cuckoo How many songs are unwritten yet? Tell me, cuckoo, sing it to me Where should I live, in the city or outside Lie like a stone or shine like a star Like a star My sun, come on, look at me My palm turned into a fist And if there's gunpowder, give me fire That's how it is Who's going to follow my lonely track The strong and brave laid down their lives On the battlefield, in fight Few of them remained in our memory Sober-minded, with the steady hand, in arms In arms My sun, come on, look at me My palm turned into a fist And if there's gunpowder, give me fire That's how it is Where are you now, my liberal freedom Who are you meeting sweet sunrise with Give me an answer It's good to live with you and hard without you The head and patient shoulders To put under whip lashes, whip lashes You my sun, come on, look at me My palm turned into a fist And if there's gunpowder, give me fire It's like this

[@tokugavaieyasu1312]

Thank you from Russia!!!)

[@ErisstheGoddessofmanhwas]

Beautiful movie beautiful song , I'm not Russian but I hade those feels whene I first saw this video cuz I understand the language

[@Незабудка-л6я]

Господи,пусть наши потомки никогда не забудут эту страшную трагедию в истории нашей страны,унесшую нелепо огромное количество людской жизни и оставившей глубокие раны в судьбах и душах людей.... 🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊

[@AlexGorod77]

«Тот самый длинный день в году…» Константин Симонов Тот самый длинный день в году С его безоблачной погодой Нам выдал общую беду На всех, на все четыре года. Она такой вдавила след И стольких наземь положила, Что двадцать лет и тридцать лет Живым не верится, что живы. А к мертвым, выправив билет, Все едет кто-нибудь из близких, И время добавляет в списки Еще кого-то, кого нет… И ставит, ставит обелиски.

[@abra_ger2277]

Best response. The gorgeous voice of the singer. Excellent film.

[@РоманЦыганков-е5п]

спасибо тебе огромное

[@Jeki_toki]

Thanks for the reaction, Although it turns out you already made a reaction to this clip before my request. Sorry, I saw your tears and regretted that I advised you to watch this clip, you are so emotional, but very cute too, when you cry. You have a pure and tender soul.

[@peaceandsoulful1973]

No don't apologise :) I am glad I have seen the clip....a very powerful video and not to mentioned a true story one too. I am thankful I saw it :D

[@SuperPozitiVe]

Мы не забыли, и потомкам не дадим забыть!

[@КириллКремянский]

The song Cuckoo is not about the war, Victor Tsoy made amazing song about our lives. Gagarina made perfect cover as a pop song)

[@NataliBrauning]

Огромное человеческое спасибо тебе за понимание!

[@daniyarkhd]

The Second World War (1939-1945) is the most tragic war in the history of mankind. It claimed the lives of more than 70 million people. Glory to the fallen heroes!!! We, the children of the countries that participated in this war, cannot watch such videos without tears! Our grandparents died there. Eternal memory to you heroes!!! 🌟1939-1945🌟

[@katya15951]

that's real story about Ludmila Pavluchenko - USSR's sniper "lady death" . She was a hero who killed 309 nazis Germany

[@Russiavsall]

Nice and correct reaction even you don't know the language at all . Cuckoo is a bird 🐦;) watch this song which also was the ost to movie -Любэ "А зори здесь тихие"-

[@valerianikit6669]

я люблю тебя. правда, спасибо за понимание... мы не особо любим другие страны, потому что они нас и за людей не считают, но такие как ты, показывают нам, что не все люди земли против русской нации

[@peaceandsoulful1973]

Все разные, и я не буду судить по истории и стереотипу какой-то страны или культуры :) Не нужно благодарить меня, я рад, что посмотрел видео: D

[@111Ayame]

Никто не против русской нации, только власть вбивает в головы людей, что все плохие против нас несчастных, но это совсем не так, главный враг стоит у власти и уничтожает нас! А сейчас война идет против Путина, а не народа!

[@Ник.Кук]

111Roxas Путин и есть народ!!! 76% как минимум.

[@statinskill]

Я немец и в Германии большинство люди не против Россию. Я не против тебя и не желаю что-нибудь зло за тебе и семья. Да, был война. Мой дед сражался в Крыме против вас в первого мирового войне. Но мы сегодня не хотим это. Ты и мы, нас культуры и ценности не так различно. Извини мой ужасный русский, я еще не могу говорить хорошо.

[@valerianikit6669]

+statinskill понятно))

[@lanapanda1229]

Thank u for your serious reaction . ❤️

[@rossoffv]

Thank you for your understanding from all of Russia!

[@nataliabraverman282]

какая милая, сентиментальная девочка

[@Vdamkax]

Don't cry, sweety)

[@r_ex_7]

Wtf

[@DigitalDNA]

Yeah, don't cry. We won.

[@LeoAurum]

Ваша реакция так близка нашему народу, сопереживание отличает нас от животных....

[@ПотаповВладимир-я9о]

Большое спасибо!!! И всего самого доброго!!!

[@100летназад-з1м]

1941-1945.

[@slavicnot_slave1907]

39 угу)

[@Liver27Pool_fan]

Не знаю о чём ты, но Вторая мировая с 39-го была.

[@slavicnot_slave1907]

Liver27Pool Нее, мы тут не при чём)) правда-правда.

[@demanikz]

Не знаю о чем ты, но СССР вступила в войну в 41 году.

[@slavicnot_slave1907]

demanik Ну раз не знаешь, не пиши))

[@евгенийиванов-и2щ8б]

спасибо,за память!у меня оба деда воевали.и четыре двоюродных.не все вернулись.и давайте говорить-"ВЕЛИКАЯ ОТЕЧЕСТВЕННАЯ"!как нас в школе учили.да она такая и была!

[@666azgard666]

Душевная реакция,спасибо.

[@ИгорьМирошниченко-з4р]

so that you understand what pain lives in the souls of people until now. From the village where my grandfather lived, 200 men went to war, only three returned.

[@Andrewf5251]

yes girl the russian movie "battle of sevastopol" about russian sniper lyudmila pavlyuchenko is based on real story . u can find that movie with english subs on youtube i think .

[@aleksshemyakin9187]

Your tears are the best reaction!

[@Uran_KH-98]

Just i saw one... thank you very much... for understanding...

[@xAzoNx]

thank you, girl, great...

[@Mishanio]

Моей семье повезло, все вернулись живые! Обеих дедов ранило пару раз, контузило, один получил инвалидность, НО ОНИ ВЕРНУЛИСЬ! Горжусь своими предками!

[@IGOR-IASVAMI]

the song "cuckoo" was first sung by the author and performer of the leader of the group "cinema" by the legend of Soviet rock music Victor Tsoi in the 90s. The name of this song takes on behalf of a small forest bird, producing a strange sound-"ku-ku". In Russian there is a legend that ominous bird and if she ask a question: "cuckoo,how long I have left to live?",then it will produce as many times the sound of "ku-ku" ,how many years left to live man. Graeme this since the Russo-Finnish war and continuing the war with Nazi Germany, Russian was given the nickname "cuckoo" snipers-for their stealth in the woods and their ability to know how to live warrior. that's how the little bird became a symbol of death and destiny

[@Myxomopp]

Спасибо!

[@TheArchys]

This is not her song, only her arrangement This is Victor Tsoi's song ITS IMPOTANT

[@TheArchys]

And yes, 1990, the creation of the song

[@asylalim]

Just read wiki about Lyudmila Pavlichenko en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyudmila_Pavlichenko

[@vladimirsidorov7753]

Бело-серые буквы в субтитрах)) Это нечто... Куда не перемести, а не видно. Но было любопытно глянуть.

[@second5601]

Никогда они не поймут что для нас значит та война.... И даже нет смысла это объяснять, главное помнить самим.

[@АлександарМамонтов]

Спасибо за реакцию

[@georgesmakaryan4945]

Thank you from Armenia and French

[@hashaintswan]

Её реакции шикарны.

[@mirrortherorrim]

> I didn't react much > _sobbing_ Oh yes you did.

[@peaceandsoulful1973]

Hahahaha you made my day with this comment :D

[@nickkraitor6560]

Cookoo is a little bird in an old clock

[@Маша-ф1в]

Привет из РОССИИ!!! МИРА И ДОБРА ВСЕМ!!!!!

[@theemilicats7884]

Ты прекрасна! Спасибо за эмоции! За сопереживание. Война шла на нашей земле, и женщины тоже воевали, и дети даже... мало кто в Европе и Америке об этом знают, помнят и сопереживают нам. Это наша Победа, с болью, с горечью... но наша!

[@Valeron1111]

This is a real story of female sniper. Lyudmila Mikhailovna Pavlichenko[a] (née Belova; July 12, 1916 - October 10, 1974) was a Red Army Soviet sniper during World War II.[1] Credited with 309 kills, she is ranked as one of the top military snipers of all time[2] and the most successful female sniper in history. Thank you for your emotions and understanding.

[@evelyzay]

Думаю, что за знакомая песня на фоне... хах) BTS везде😅

[@peaceandsoulful1973]

Hahha yeah, you may have guessed....I am an ARMY :D

[@АмирГапуров]

хватит ребенку такие клипы советовать она же на слезы изойдет

[@Jeki_toki]

Она уже не ребенок, но я рад что она посмотрела этот клип, и каюсь, это я ей посоветовал посмотреть этот клип.

[@СоветскийЧеловек-ю1ю]

thank you for honest emotions , greetings from Russia from hero Murmansk , soon we will celebrate our holiday of the great victory , I congratulate you with it , forgive for my English - translator

[@111Ayame]

Спасибо вам)))

[@anyamay3908]

thank you❤

[@ВежливыйЧеловек-ц5б]

С любовью из России! Нас ни кому не победить, мы любим мир и придерживаемся миру, но воевать мы умеем лучше всех!

[@dimanVP]

The film is based on the real story of Soviet sniper woman Lyudmila Pavlichenko en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyudmila_Pavlichenko

[@muwtandoidd]

This video is about how the great Soviet women stood against fascism on a par with men. This video is about Pavlyuchenko, which destroyed more than 400 fascists in the territory of our country and its difficult path. Thanks to all.

[@Uykoal]

I hope you will see this film and understand a little bit what went through the Russian people. and what feat did these people do to save the world. no America or Europe won this war, the Soviet Union won the price of 26 million of its citizens

[@kittyhawk9707]

oh yeah ..is that why the Germans had so many Soviet pows who just casually walked into captivity .. they just let themselves be taken prisoner without any fight .

[@ludmilahzelenowa1441]

You need to hear original version by Victor Tsoy. it was amazing song in begining of 1990's

[@peaceandsoulful1973]

I think I will react to th original version :)

[@stu281]

Polina is powerful so is the Zemfira version my favourite by the way.

[@nsettnsett9123]

Девочка дай бог что бы ты эти ужасы видела только на экране!! Мира и благополучия твоей семье!!

[@Namor-Nilug.]

Реакция настоящего человека!

[@PAZHILOYLIS]

привет из россии\Hello from Russia😀

[@Всё_Чётенько]

Best reaktor ever))))))

[@ИванПетров-г2ш8ъ]

It is about woman sniper during WW2 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyudmila_Pavlichenko link to wiki more than 300 killed nazi for her score...

[@Галерейщик]

it's not WW2 for russians, it's Great Patriotic War. thank you to your reaction

[@region55]

Спасибо что осталась неравнодушна!

[@AlexandrOtrin]

Songs of mine that I've yet to write. How many? Tell me cuckoo, count them for me. The city or the village - where am I to live? To lie as a stone, Or burn as a star, a star? Sunlight of mine, glance now on me. See my palm has turned to a fist. And if you have powder, give me a spark. That's that. Who will now take the lonely path? The strong and the brave Have laid down their heads in battle, in the fields. Few now remain in memory, with a clear mind, And a firm hand, in the ranks. Our ranks. Sunlight of mine, glance now on me. See me palm has turned to a fist. And if you have powder, give me a spark. That's that. Where are you now, freedom of will? With who are you now Greeting the tender sunrise? Answer me. Life is good with you, and bad without. My patient head And submissive shoulders, under the lash. The lash. Sunlight of mine, glance now at me. See my palm has turned to a fist. And if you have powder, give me a spark. That's that.

[@gomles]

At this time ours fought involuntarily so that there were a lot of willing and women to rag Fight and children under 17 rushed and recorded

[@АлександрМаркелов-й7э]

the song is called cuckoo. it's a nickname of snipers

[@kvinayak99]

Polina Gagarina My favorite Russian singer But I don't understand Russian :(

[@peaceandsoulful1973]

Language is never a barrier :)

[@ChernikhAnna]

Google translate to halp you =)

[@vl2539]

Just note. The total losses of the Soviet troops over the entire period of the defense of Sevastopol (in Crimea) from October 30, 1941 to the beginning of July 1942 amounted to 200,481 people. The loss of Sevastopol led to a deterioration in the situation of the Red Army and allowed German troops to continue the offensive to the Volga and the Caucasus. More than a hundred thousandth group was lost, located on a strategically important sector of the front. Soviet aviation could no longer threaten the Romanian oil fields in Ploiesti, the Soviet fleet lost the ability to act on enemy communications in the northern and northwestern parts of the Black Sea. In addition to the battle-hardened fighters of the Primorsky Army, skilled personnel from among the inhabitants of the fortified city were lost. Sevastopol was liberated on May 9, 1944, exactly one year before the end of the war.

[@dangotv4467]

Честно говоря, я думал, что вы японка или китаянка, но всё равно спасибо вам за эту реакцию на клип и песню замечательного певца Виктора Цоя и кавер Полины Гагариной. Послушайте оригинал от Цоя. 愛してる(Aishiteru, Айситэру, I love you)!

[@peaceandsoulful1973]

I am neither of those ethnicity :D

[@dangotv4467]

Жаль. Было бы приятно пообщаться с вами на японском. Я по-английски плохо говорю)

[@peaceandsoulful1973]

Aww: (Да, к сожалению, я не понимаю язык, вы все еще можете говорить со мной :) Я могу использовать Google translate, до сих пор я могу понять вас просто отлично: D

[@dangotv4467]

Приятно))) И спасибо)))

[@grigormusheghyan2861]

Cockoo Songs of mine that I've yet to write. How many? Tell me cuckoo, count them for me. The city or the village - where am I to live? To lie as a stone, Or burn as a star, a star? Sunlight of mine, glance now on me. See my palm has turned to a fist. And if you have powder, give me a spark. That's that. Who will now take the lonely path? The strong and the brave Have laid down their heads in battle, in the fields. Few now remain in memory, with a clear mind, And a firm hand, in the ranks. Our ranks. Sunlight of mine, glance now on me. See me palm has turned to a fist. And if you have powder, give me a spark. That's that. Where are you now, freedom of will? With who are you now Greeting the tender sunrise? Answer me. Life is good with you, and bad without. My patient head And submissive shoulders, under the lash. The lash. Sunlight of mine, glance now at me. See my palm has turned to a fist. And if you have powder, give me a spark. That's that.

[@ПознаюМир-ы7ь]

In 1942, Lyudmila Pavlichenko went to the United States as part of the Soviet delegation. The Soviet Union at that time needed the opening of the Second Front in Europe by the Allies. In her most famous speech, Pavlichenko, addressing the Americans, said: "Gentlemen! I am twenty-five years old. At the front I have already managed to destroy 309 fascist invaders. Do you not think, gentlemen, that you have been hiding behind my back for too long ?!" В 1942 году Людмила Павлюченко отправилась в составе советской делегации в США. Советский Союз нуждался в то время в открытии союзниками Второго фронта в Европе. В своей самой знаменитой речи Павлюченко, обращаясь к американцам, сказала: "Джентльмены! Мне двадцать пять лет. На фронте я уже успела уничтожить 309 фашистских захватчиков. Не кажется ли вам, джентльмены, что вы слишком долго прячетесь за моей спиной?!"