Hundreds of thousands of Muscovites march to remember the victims of World War II, with many believing that Russia is once again fighting Nazism, but this time in Ukraine. Every year on May 9, Russians celebrate Victory Day, one of the country's most important holiday marking the anniversary of the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany in 1945. After a military parade on Red Square, memorial marches called the "Immortal Regiment" are held in cities across Russia, with crowds carrying photos of family members who fought in what Russians call the Great Patriotic War. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES