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... the enemy in the areas of Stalingrad and Mozdok. In the Baltic Sea our warships sank two German transports totalling 12;000 tons. The supplement reported: The Russians fought fierce battles with German forces in the Stalingrad area. Attacks were particularly ...
... North-West of Stalingrad on Saturday night. Last night fighting was going on on the bank of the river, where the Germans had suffered a heavy defeat in trying to get reinforcements across. SEVERE RAID DAMAGE. On some days during the battle of Stalingrad the Luftwaffe ...
... STALINGRAD AWAITS FINAL ASSAULT Relief Army In Sight Of The City tel. ' Associated Press, and The Times Special Service.) Nlrry of the relief army advancing from the North - West are within sight of Stalingrad, it e Ported in Moscow yesterday. The defenders ...
... Volga river bank lying close to the workers' settlement in northern Stalingrad, which was earlier abandoned by the Russians. Thus Stalingrad faces its most 'critical hours since the battle began over two months ago. The Germans. says Red Star, are continuing ...
... stated: North-West of Stalingrad, Soviet troops, by a surprise attack and after a stubborn battle, occupied two lines of enemy trenches, killing more than 200 Germans and destroying five guns and other material. South of Stalingrad. the - unit wiped out ...
... German Gain In Stalingrad Dublin Raid NORTH-WEST ARMY ' ADVANCES Reuter and The Times Special War Service.) THE loss of two streets in Stalingrad was announced in last night's Soviet communique. North-west of the city, it stated, Marshal Timoshenko's ...
... fighting what may be the decisive battle of Stalingrad. The struggle had reached a critical stage. Red Army reserves, trained in street fighting, were sent into battle against powerful attacks. North-West of Stalingrad. Red Army forces had torn a gap, ...
... continued. In Stalingrad, mopping-up operations continued. An enemy group which offered resistance was encircled. On the Don front. Hungarian troops prevented several attempts at crossing, and repelled local enemy thrusts. As the battle of Stalingrad becomes ...
... French communique, sallied from Montpellier with his officers. some men and two pieces of artillery. When he realised Battle For Stalingrad Suburb (Reuter and Associated Press) FIGHTING of extreme ferocity has flared up in the Northern factory belt of Stalin ...
... orders from Hitler not to, the German troops at the battle of Stalingrad surrender. The German soldiers are starving, cold and have little ammunition with which to fight. 9th February After a six month battle for the control of Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands ...
... pressed back between 25 and 30 miles and driven from 610 localities. • GERMAN Radio gave a vivid description of the battle for Stalingrad The battlefield is a hilly steppe, which allows the me of vast forces in the attack and in the defence. In dried-up ...
... Sark, had been carried out. • Stukas and big guns were to take the place of German infantry and assault troops in the Battle of Stalingrad, said a Berlin announcement. It claimed the nucleus of the city had been captured and the Volga reached and the use ...