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... the outcome of the battle of Stalingrad. Five hundred yards. added. '• the Germans from their goal—from victory. These 500 unconouerable yards, protected by the indomitable valour of our men. gave us victory. The battle for Stalingrad will remembered ...
... nave been put together make the inspiring film. ~ One Day War. Also cartoon and news, with pictures of the final battle for Stalingrad, including the cajfcire General Paulus. At the Scala Is Dangerous Moonlight. the Warsaw Concerto film, which pays ...
... overshadowed by the almost fierce grimness of the Stalingrad scene. With Chuikov was Lieutenant- General Gurov, a member of the Army Council of the 62nd Army and one of the men responsible for the defence of Stalingrad. Five days ago the Germans, were only 300 ...
... practi-, TO THE LAST BREATH Ically come to an end. The The communicate stated: The forces of the German southern! battle for Stalingrad has comelflank have taken up positions at an end. True to their cath.two large bridgeheads, onei to fight to the last ...
... building, from which the enemy were finally evicted, the Germans lost 200 men killed. HUGE TANK BATTLES. On the Don steppes, north-west of Stalingrad, a tank battle is raging. Ilundre* of tanks are engaged on both skies. In one sector, Soviet troops have captured ...
... west of the Caspian Sea and south of Stalingrad, was disclosed in Moscow for the first time yesterday. These, however, cannot compensate for the lack of heavy bombers and modern fighters. The air battle over Stalingrad is the struggle of a few brave pilots ...
... city Is coming to life again. This the Russian way. IN STALINGRAD TO-DAY Desolated City Coming Back to Life From HAROLD KING, Renter Special Correspondent STALINGRAD, Sunday (delayed) I AM in Stalingrad. It is city of desolation—masses of wrecked machinery ...
... progress only 30 miles from Stalingrad, and that on the line the Stalingrad-Moscow railway has been denied . the Russians by a German advance pointed at Dubovka. about 45 miles up river from Stalingrad. The gigantic battle for Stalingrad ...
... along the river at Stalingrad. Passengers will be able to read on the right bank the following words Inscribed on a high stone wall, says Soviet War News. They were written there in the earliest days of the assault on Stalingrad, and the Soviet people ...
... Germans have whipped up their resistance in the past 24 hours and the present battles are being contested with a ferocity only equalled at the height of battle for Stalingrad. More Thrown In More and more enemy troops are being thrown into the struggle ...
... Ground Regained in Desperate Street Battles GERMAN DEAD PILED HIGH Stalingrad's defenders, holding grimly to every street and building, have regained some ground at Stalingrad, and another determined German attempt to smash through the blazing city has ...
... brought to Stalingrad e-pon-ibilities are being con- , from the Atlantic coast, Egypt, ientiously discharged. 'Sicily, and the Balkans. There are signs that the Germans are getting near the point of exhaustion as the titantic battle of Stalingrad swings ...