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... Jan. 28, 1950 THE BATTLE OF STALINGRAD *IN MINIATURE. The Battle of Stalingrad has been described as one of the bloodiest battles in history: and a panorama, somewhat after the fashion of the dioramas in the Imperial War Museum, was recently ...
... ThE latest news available ol the great battle for Stalingrad is that, although the -after their advance, and although the admit the loss of two streets the situation remains critical, our Russian Allies are fighting stubbornly ever, north-west, the Germans ...
... BATTALION OF WELL-EQUIPPED MEN ON THE MARCH. Oct. 17. 1942 THE MEN OF STALINGRAD: GLUM GERMAN TROOPS AND STURDY SOVIET RESERVES. YOUNG GERMAN INFANTRY LED INTO BATTLE AT STALINGRAD, THEY MOSTLY LOOK GLUM, ANXIOUS, AND DISILLUSIONED «. » - -'t Vw > r 'n ...
... Bach, Concerto in D minor for two violins; Vaughan Williams, Fantasia on a theme by Thomas Tallis; Khatchalurian, Battle of Stalingrad; Shostakovich, Festival Overture; Handel, Messiah. Dec 31, 7.30 pm. New Symphony Orchestra, conductor Tausky; Blue ...
... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS Oct. 17, 1942 AN ENEMY BOMBER’S VIEWS OF THE BATTLE OF STALINGRAD. assaults were slackening, and heavy artillery duels ensued. The most striking discovery was that in heavy assaults on October 8, the enemy was actually using ...
... ICHANG, SCENE OF THE BATTLE. (“The Times Copyright.) THE considerable Chinese victory of May 30, in the chang and Itu area, in the Upper Yangtze between Hankow and Chungking, has been described as the Chinese Battle of Stalingrad.” Six divisions of Japanese ...
... GRANDIOSE SOVIET ARCHITECTURE : THE MEMORIAL TO THE BATTLE OF STALINGRAD. The memorial to the Battle of Stalingrad is built on what was the no-man’s-land between the Russian and German lines. The Stalingrad campaign, which lasted from ...
... may lose Stalingrad, but, except for prestige, that would not alter the situation a great deal. It would cut the line from the Caspian, but the lower regions of the Volga freeze towards the end of the year, anyway. Even so, I think Stalingrad may hold ...
... they took Berlin. The Battle of Stalingrad, the turningpoint of the war for the Russians, ragedfiercely for mure than three months as the Red Amy struggled to gee I the Germanforces. In spite of Hitler’s insistence that the battle be fought to a successful ...
... TOP OF THE PICTURE. the POPULATION OF STALINGRAD LIVES IN EARTH HOLES OUTSIDE THE CITY : DURING THE DAY EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD WORKS. 'f THE ZARIGA VALLEY, STALINGRAD, AFTER OCCUPATION BY GERMAN TROOPS. THE BATTLE LASTED FOURTEEN DAYS BEFORE OUR ALLIES ...
... consolation. On February 16, enveloped by six Russian columns, fighting reached a pitch of intensity unequalled since the battle of Stalingrad. Hitler threw in a large force, including tanks and picked S.S. troops (the Nazi Black Guard), but he lost 100 tanks ...
... work being a series depicting the various types of Soviet 'planes. Konstantin Finogenov, born in 1902 at Stalingrad, fought in the battle of Stalingrad and drew scenes of the battlefield during the action. Viktor Bibikov, born in 1905, has, since 1932, been ...