On the eve of May 9-the day of the Great Victory, in order to pay tribute to veterans, respect for the older generation, foster patriotism, Patriotism and interest in the history of their country, students of the Kazakhstan engineering and Technology University held a meeting with Home Front veteran Hamit Birzhanovich.
No one or nothing will be forgotten. This word is for the future, not the past. The event that shocked the world took place on June 22, 1941. But thanks to the unity and friendship of the Soviet country at that time, the Great Victory ended on May 9, 1945. 77 years have passed since then. This year marks the 77th anniversary of the Great Victory. Victory Day is a special, sacred holiday for all of us. It's not just a day to celebrate our victory in that war. This is a day of memory of our Lion, who fought tirelessly to bring victory to the war, did not return from the bloody front and became a strong defense of our country. In particular, this holiday is a special holiday for veterans of the Great Patriotic War, who carried the burden of the Second World War on their shoulders, fought for the motherland, fought valiantly in the bloody steppe of the war, raised the flag of victory. It is the most important duty of our generation to honor and honor the memory of war veterans who gave their lives and gave their lives for the sacred and sacred Motherland.
At the event, which was held under the leadership of the rector of the University G. A. Sarsenbekova, home front veteran, chairman of the Council of Veterans of Bostandyk district Kh.B.Birzhanov told the students about his experiences during the war, answered students ' questions, gave life advice, and at different times called on young people to be proud and courageous, giving their lives for their country and land. During the event, in memory of the soldiers who died in the war with a minute of silence, the veteran told about the irreparable tragedy in the history of mankind-the Second World War. During the Great Patriotic War, khamit Birzhanovich noted that he was only 12 years old, despite his age, along with the elders, "all for the front, all for victory!"thanks to the work of these people, our soldiers had clothes for clothing, food for food.
At the event, which is of great importance for education, young people learned what war is, what hunger is, how peace came, and what is the value of independence. We hope that today's generation will follow the example of heroism and selflessness shown by the older generation-veterans. If so, happy 77th anniversary of the Great Victory! A thousand compliments to the Veterans for living happily in an independent country and living in a peaceful time! Let the flag of victory fly forever!