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- Q982056 description "Soviet radio announcer".
- Q982056 description "Soviet radio announcer".
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- Q982056 abstract "Yuri Borisovich Levitan (Russian: Юрий Борисович Левитан) (2 October 1914 - 4 August 1983) was a Soviet radio announcer famous for his wartime reports of the battles on Radio Moscow, which usually began with "Attention, Moscow is speaking!" (Russian: Внимание, говорит Москва!). His voice announced battlefield victories, air raid warnings, and the surrender of Germany to the Soviets on May 9, 1945. He also announced the first public acknowledgment of Stalin's death, and the first manned space flight. His voice was instantly recognizable by the Soviet public. Levitan was Jewish and was born in Vladimir; his father, Boris Levitan, was a tailor, and his mother, Maria, was a housewife. At the onset of the Second World War in Russia, Levitan was evacuated to Sverdlovsk in the autumn of 1941, because Muscovite radio stations were taken down in order to avoid German bombardment. At the time, he lived in a secret location, due to his importance as the nation's foremost radio personality. In March 1943, he was secretly transported to Kuibyshev, where the Soviet radio committee met.After the war, he reported on events on Red Square, and state proclamations. Between 1978 and 1983, he announced the annual "Minute of Silence" to commemorate V-E Day in Russia. In 1980, he was awarded the title of People's Artist of the USSR. He is buried in the famed Novodevichy Cemetery in Moscow.".
- Q982056 birthDate "1914-10-02".
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- Q982056 deathDate "1983-08-04".
- Q982056 deathYear "1983".
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- Q982056 dateOfBirth "1914-10-02".
- Q982056 dateOfDeath "1983-08-04".
- Q982056 name "Levitan, Yuri Borisovich".
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- Q982056 comment "Yuri Borisovich Levitan (Russian: Юрий Борисович Левитан) (2 October 1914 - 4 August 1983) was a Soviet radio announcer famous for his wartime reports of the battles on Radio Moscow, which usually began with "Attention, Moscow is speaking!" (Russian: Внимание, говорит Москва!). His voice announced battlefield victories, air raid warnings, and the surrender of Germany to the Soviets on May 9, 1945.".
- Q982056 label "Yuri Levitan".
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- Q982056 givenName "Yuri Borisovich".
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