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... Russians Hold New Stalingrad Thrust By Nazis VON BOCK'S new offensive in the battle for Stalingrad is being resisted with such determination that in the area northeast of Kotelnikovo he has been driven to take the defensive. Strong German attacks south ...
... line reporter broadcasting from the Battle of Stalingrad say that the I,,rman dise-bombers were employing a new deployment formation illed the Gnat Cloud for the continuous bombing of the city. I din of the battle was heard by many listeners in Britain ...
... than 160,000, men in the fighting in and! around the city—the heaviest enemy losses in a siUle operation since the Battle of !Stalingrad. ...
... with the battle for Stalingrad, which, he said, continues with violence, though our strategic aim has been reached all the same. The Soviets are still resisting in the rains, ravines, and blocks of houses in the city. This battle for . Stalingrad cannot ...
... the Moscow radio's political commentator. M. V ictorov. in his weekly review yesterday. The review linked the Battle of Stalingrad with the Battle of Britain. On the Soviet battlefields Hitler lost millions of crack soldiers. England got a breathing spell ...
... had no idea tnen that 1 would take back with me the strongest impression of my visit. The movie was the documentary Battle of Stalingrad: . The most moving scene of the whole film, the one where Field- Marshal von Paulus in tragic dignity gives himself ...
... but the military technicians, who have , never been able to give an accurate estimate of Russia's strength. But the battle for Stalingrad is clearly entering its final phase so , tar as Germany is concerned. The technique of sheer and unrestrained destruction ...
... reception to two films—our own Scott of the Antarctic and the Russian Battle of Stalingrad. Bath were applauded for five minutes. No one will be surprised however that the battle won and that most of the awards stas• on the other side of the Iron Curtain ...
... the autumn stage, which normally should have begun several weeks ago. This time last year. except for the prolonged battle for' Stalingrad and some local fight- 1 ing round Mozdok and Nalchikl in the Caucasus, the operationall lull imposed by the condition' ...
... sectors. The Germans are estimated to have lost 200.000 men and 1.500 !tanks during the first 30 days': Ifighting in the Battle of. Stalingrad. according to Soviet. War News.—Reuter. ...
... 500-mile Front The battle of Stalingrad' should in fact, be seen in the wider perspective of the whole Southern Front. Soviet strategy takes in not only the tactically essential defence of the city but also the whole 500 miles long front from Voronezh ...
... Krasnodar area and the yielding of some ground in the Maikop oil region were admitted by Moscow early to-day. The battle for Stalingrad has taken on what Moscow describes as a very tense character in the area north-east of Kotelnikovo. FIERCE FIGHTING ...