Given the circumstances surrounding Stalin's radio broadcast on July 3, 1941, what was most likely his speech's primary purpose?

A. To reassure the Russian people and inspire them to resist the invading Germany army.

B. To inform the Russian people and clarify recent developments in the war against Germany.

C. To emphasize the degree of betrayal represented by Germany's invasion of Russia.

D. To inspire the Soviet people to join the army and do more for the war effort against Germany.

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Terrence Ross

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25 March, 19:32

Given the circumstances surrounding Stalin's radio broadcast on July 3, 1941, what was most likely his speech's primary purpose?

A. To reassure the Russian people and inspire them to resist the invading Germany army.

B. To inform the Russian people and clarify recent developments in the war against Germany.

C. To emphasize the degree of betrayal represented by Germany's invasion of Russia.

D. To inspire the Soviet people to join the army and do more for the war effort against Germany.

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Mayra Austin · Answer 1

On June 22, 1941, Nazi Germany occupied the U. S. S. R. in a performance of destruction of their non-aggression deal. At the time of this speech (July 3rd), the Germans were proceeding at lightning speed. The main purpose of this broadcast was to comfort the Russian people and motivate them to fight the attacking Germany army. So the answer is A.