... Oions west of Stalingrad, :.rt using it to make repeated -.•tempts to break through iv.th massed tanks and Latest front-line despatches - v.v that the Russians have ked German attempts to ad•once beyond the populated : :nf' south-west Stalingrad. ■ fall of ...

... continually hovering overhead can only be’ imagined. Enemy Claims The German High Command claimed last night that in the battle for Stalingrad all the remaining factory installations of the Red October works, with the exception of one hall, were taken in stubborn ...

... the Dnieper, i h rmans have whipped up their resistance in ~-t hours, and the ■nt battles are being con,i with ferocity only , by that at the height! battle for Stalingrad The shortage of infantry Is becoming apparent In German counter-attacks which are ...

... yesterday; When the Germans succeeded in entering and partially occupying Stalingrad, they were surprised by the stubborn resistance of the Russians. The Russians won the battle. At Stalingrad the Fascists received a blow from which they will not be able to recover ...

... CHURCHILL AS ‘VILLAIN’ Accusations in a Soviet film MOSCOW. Sunday MR. Winston Churchill is blamed the new Russian film “Battle of Stalingrad” for delaying the second front in France so that Russia woud be “bled white” and reduced to the stage where the Allies ...

... when icefloes appear ; on the Volga, making the or-1 ganisation regular crossings more difficult. Some Progress The battle inside Stalingrad has now reached a critical stage, writes Reuter’s special correspondent Stockholm. Allowing for the usual German ...

... POLITICAL ISSUES THE wholesale changes in the German High Command which began about half-way through the battle of Stalingrad do not appear to be complete, writes the Press Association Diplomatic Correspondent. According to neutral scmrces Hitler has ...

... that town. The great battle of Vinnitsa, now in its seventh day, and ex'ending over a front of 70 miles, has become a battle of attrition. Von Manstein is using up men anrl material on scale comparab'e to the battle of Stalingrad. Along the approaches ...

... enemy in ;n occupied several enemy daily in the battle of Stalingrad, and are as far from achieving their aim as they were before. Air Onslaught Infuriated by Rodintsev’s refusal to let them have Stalingrad, the Germans are continuing their systematic plan ...

... Russians are making a terntxc effort to pierce the enemy line. South-west of Stalingrad, several large-scale German attacks have been repulsed. NEAR CRAG Fighting along the whole Stalingrad front now appears to have reached the peak of violence. It cannot be ...

... over a target In Germany only twelve hours from the moment it touched down after its test flight. Threat to Stalingrad The great city of Stalingrad is now in grave danger as a result of the success of enemy forces in crossing the River Don at the “elbow ...

... NEW GERMAN ADVANCE IN CAUCASUS Fighting Near Maikop and Krasnodar “TENSE” STALINGRAD BATTLE P HE situation in the Caucasus seems to be slowly deteriorating. While there is still no confirmation of the German claim to have taken Maikop and Krasnodar, the ...