... BATTLE FOR STALINGRAD More Attacks By Nazis Continued From Page One floes and mines are almost as dangerous bombs and shellfire. Whatever, the outcome of these last few sporadic attacks inside Stalingrad, the Germans have now failed in their main objective ...

... Crisis of battle of STALINGRAD £x german attacks REPULSED PLEDGE TO FIGHTf TO THE LAST ...

... KRASNODAR Germans repulsed in tank BATTLE FOR STALINGRAD AN improvement in the Russian position in the Caucasus, /**% and also on the Stalingrad front, was reported in messa es from Moscow yesterday. The German nce in the Caucasus is being slowed down ...

... Stake At Stalingrad “We are confident of winning the battle of Stalingrad.” declared Ribbentrop. He predicted even greater efforts by Germany to prevent British and American supplies reaching the Soviet Union.” . The German people know that something ...

... Moscow, Thursday. The Czechoslovakian detachment now fighting on the Russian front asked for action two weeks after the Battle of Stalingrad. The commander of the force. Colonel Ludwig Svoboda, who escaped from Czecho-Slovakia after the German occupation, ...

... communications can be kept open only if the Lower Volga is successfully defended. In these circumstances the battle for Stalingrad is as crucial as the battle for Moscow last year, and Timoshenko’s grim and tenacious resistance is fresh proof of his brilliant ...

... STALINGRAD BATTLE 1 THE BARRICADES BY A MILITA The battle for Stalingrad is swaying along the whole front, and gains and losses are about equally divided. In London military circles three factors are noted having importance in the situation. 1. The main ...

... to-day ordered oc k e d in battle in Stalingrad— to effort. Stalin, a ie the best form •V fi i. at tack, ordered his airi t^le offensive. The that every hillock iV^in ef i Ins time, that every Ina y determine the of the battle of tSi * ■ ® noyed at stubborn ...

... FRESH TROOPS FOR BOCK EBB AND FLOW AT STALINGRAD ♦ NEW ATTACKS EXPECTED By A Military Observer The Battle of Stalingrad sways to and fro, with a measure of initiative passing at times to the hard-pressed defenders. There seems to have been during the ...

... SAYS BERLIN IERLIN declares that the decisive battle for Stalingrad has begun, and Moscow reports leave no room for doubt that the battles at the approaches to °lga city have assumed a graver character. and south-west of the city Marshal Timoshenko’s ...

... Lessons Of The Battle The experience of the Battle of Stalingrad allows us to draw some conclusions:— “Each city, each building, can become fortress if quickly and skilfully adapted for defence, and if the soldiers don’t fear encirclement and are not ...

... to-day make possible “A special feature of the battle of Stalingrad its unique hardness and bitterness, which find no comparison oven with battles /or other large cities in Russia, such as Kharkov. It is a battle at the closest range. Yard by yard ground has ...