This is on May 9 for most of those who fought on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War, who worked for days at factories in the rear, who worked in hospitals, who erased bloody bandages and gymnasiums that had grown up, the last military anniversary. The 70th anniversary of victory will be-if they are-their children and grandchildren already celebrate. A generation leaves, for which those terrible 1418 days of the war are not books and not films, but their pain, their blood, their suffering.