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... wounded. Theo, as dawn came to lighten the smoke clouds a new and terrible sound over-laid the dying embers of the battle in Stalingrad —the thunderous barrage of Voronov's 2.000 guns to the north. Counter-Blow At 9.30 on the morning of the 19th the sound ...
... WINTER FEARS Rain Hampers The Luftwaffe The Nazis continue to pour reinforcements into the battle for Stalingrad and there is no sign of any flagging in the assaults, say to-day’s Moscow messages. I'he enemy fears the onset of autumn and is in a hurry ...
... communique says: During the night our troops in the Stalingrad area and the Central front continued their offensive in the same directions before.” The supplement stated: the Northern part of Stalingrad our patrols blew up tnree enemy blockhouses. killing ...
... the East. Russia would never have won the Battle of Stalingrad without the help of the Russian Convoys which were manned by British . and American merchant seamen. The battle was one of the most decisive battles of the war and one. I am proud to say, members ...
... oilfields. The Luftwaffe lost six planes in a Leningrad raid in which they failed to reach the city. FIGHT FOR A HEIGHT The Stalingrad battle is now a fight to command the Volga. Flinging in one more tank division, the Germans have thrust deeper into the nor ...
... Axis corridor between and Gafsa is at its widest. SERIOUS BLOW TO ROMMEL Wes. Gallagher, A.P. correspondent cables:—A battle of Stalingrad portions in men and material. the French. Rommel and voo Arnim doomed I fate of Hoth’s encircled forces in ~R. llS ...
... on the Ryhachi Peninsula “The Soviet Air Force yesterday lost 157 aircraft in air battles. Fight our aircraft are missing.”—-Reuter. “The decisive battle for Stalingrad is starting,” it was stated to-day’s German Foreign Office conference, says BerlLn ...
... followed tip their defeat of the Wehrmacht outside Moscow and sealed its fate at the historic battle of Stalingrad. In the middle of planning these decisive battle.. Marshal Stalin paid tribute to the man who had made it all possible. Brushing aside compliments ...
... been twice widowed. Her second husband. an Englishman. died in 1943. A son by her first husband was killed in the battle for Stalingrad. P.A.Y.E. FOR MALTA , Malta has engaged a British tax expert, Mr. F. A. Adams. of the Inland Revenue Department, to ...
... enemy on the north-western outskirts of Stalingrad and in the area of Mozdok (Eastern Caucasus). No material changes took place on the other fronts.” The supplement said:—On the north-western outskirts of Stalingrad our troops repelled tanks and infantry ...
... acquiescent generals. We must be in Stalingrad by July 25. Hitler demands. More maps, more troops, more Stalin. more Hitler. Because It has adopted this clumsy method of presenting pictorial history. The Battle of Stalingrad is constantly deflating its moments ...
... outskirts of the straggling city, and street fighting is going on. The battle also rages unabated among the hills and valleys beyong the town.” NON-STOP AIR BATTLES Fighting at Stalingrad has become exceptionally tense and bloody.” said Moscow radio to-day ...