... deliberately challenged Japan with unacceptable demands. The Battle of Stalingrad \vas proof of the heroic and aggressive spirit of the Axis nations. The German people knew that this battle would be won by the bravery and gallantry of the German soldiers ...

... fighters ar3 still heavily engaged. It only necessary to read some of the stories of the correspondents on the momentous battle at Stalingrad to appreciate how much the German land forces depend on support from the air. The work of the Luftwaffe and the Army ...

... S. Army experts and it can be “fitted into tanks for Canadian as well as British and* Russian use.” STALINGRAD HARDEST YET.” —The battle for Stalingrad will be one of the hardest so far attempted by Axis forces, Rome radio stated on Sunday. Claiming that ...

... M'Qtreen dealt with his subject from a war commentary point of view, and endeavoured to show the connection between the battle of Stalingrad and the future outcome of the war. The vote of thanks to the speaker, chairman and the management and staff of the ...

... proud history has the German Army sustained such an unmitigated disaster as the Red Army has inflicted upon it in the battle of Stalingrad.” Mr Anthony Eden, Foreign Secretary. As a K for cash and coupons. coupons go further. the famous K Shoe Specialist ...

... conditions, and then ftunk about sowing parsnip seeds. VITAL STATISTICS—One year ago the Russian Army was fighting its main battle at Stalingrad, 1000 miles from the nearest German territory, the borders of East Prussia. To-day they stand before Rovno. in Poland ...

... importance of the battle for Stalingrad, and realise that this victory was only made possible by the suffering and heroism of its people. The Joint Committee for Soviet Aid is aiming to raise sufficient funds to build a new hospital at Stalingrad, and a nation-wide ...