The Soviet Union prepared a plan to evacuate Moskva capital if he was surrounded by Germany in the first phase of the great deficient war.

On June 22, 1941, Germany launched the Barbarossa campaign, a total attack aimed at the Soviet Union and also the largest invasion of human history.

The German army accounted for advantages and moved very quickly in the early campaigns.

A room was not in Moskva in 1941. Photo: Sputnik.

The destination is the city of Kuibyhev (today is Samara), 1,100 km east of MOSKVA.

This city is quite close to Moscow, creating favorable conditions for the capital evacuation process.

Kuibyhev is also protected relatively strictly thanks to the large number of soldiers closed here, including the command of the Volga Military Zone.

In the morning of October 15, 1941, the Soviet National Committee approved the Resolution No. 801, asked the Ministry of Staff, the Ministry of Defense, the Navy Command, Diplomatic Group, the Supreme Chairman

Stalin leaders stayed in Moscow for another day and close together.

The rumors of the capital evacuation of the capital spread quickly, despite the resolutions were issued to be secure.

Not long after that, the Moskva capital was filled with panic.

Barrier on the street Moskva in 1941. Photo: Sputnik.

At 15h, there was a road switch on the bridge.

Fear and panic overwhelmed throughout the capital.

Many scayers take place on the streets, young people went foul, and police traveled on sidewalks and smoked.

The Soviet government then applied many drastic measures to restore order in Moskva.

The decision to stay in Moskva capital is surrounded by Stalin somewhat reassuring people when they consider it a sign of the Soviet Red Army will protect the city at all costs.

Thanks to the efforts of the Red Army, Moskva people do not evacuate or continue to panic.