Summary
This quote suggests that in the Soviet army, retreating from a battle or situation requires more courage than moving forward and continuing the attack. It implies that the Soviet army prioritized persistence and perseverance, even in the face of adversity, and viewed retreat as a sign of weakness. It highlights the tremendous pressure and expectation placed on soldiers to face challenges head-on, regardless of the risks involved.
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Courage
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