... Sebastopol, so at Stalingrad, the Russians give no ground; what • die enemy obtains he has to wrest from the defenders by weight of metal and by blasting them out of their defensive positions. Whatever the out come o£ the battle for Stalingrad the Russians ...

... excelled during the battle for Stalingrad. Here. as the world knows, soldiers fought as never before :n history. They were backed up by their viomenfolk and even by children, many of whom were killed and others maimed. , Stalingrad undoubtedly was the ...

... , w h o c om e s after 1941 when Hi tler's forti a ccid en t . tunes were at low ebb. The Howard is faced with the battle of Stalingrad had eatmt•gof concealing the ed in disaster. The British o i th from his wile and land American campaign In the Inspector ...

... correspondent, were: “I cannot go back to Germany and am rerdy.to go into a concentration camp.” Rey, who reported the Battle of Stalingrad, was in Vienna the end of August, when he learned that the Nazis had closed his paper because it was considered unreliable ...

... Thiess. Battle Inferno,' the first feature' on Monday and Tuesday Is a warl film you will never forget. It is and Hitler's mania_ for military ` I _ greatness reached its Ptak his Eastern front campaign has been halted. This is a story of the battle for ...

... nt writes: Stalingrad has been relieved in the fourth month of the titanic battle which ringed with unprecedented fury among the ruins of the Volga city of steel. Thus the “Miracle of Moscow has been repeated. Hitler’s boast —“Stalingrad will be taken ...

... STALINGRAD One Enemy Flank Is Held While Other Is Pushed Back HITLER’S MASSED FORCES HAVE HAD A SET-11 BACK IN THE VITAL BATTLE FOR STALINGRAD. MARSHAL TIMOSHENKO HAS NOT ONLY HALTED VON BOCK’S DRIVE SOUTHWEST OF THE CITY, BUT HAS SUCCESSFULLY HIT BACK ...

... are very discreet about coun tries. Stalingrad, and very short. Advances and retreats in the Stalingrad’s defenders are Battle of Stalingrad are showing increasing aggressive- reckoned in yards, ness over the battle area as a Q company of ...

... threats to the vital point of Stalingrad. On their ability to defend there so much of the possibility of attack elsewhere must depend, and conversely attack in other sections must have its effect upon the battle of Stalingrad. The moves of Rommel in the ...

... attack by the Russians on the Voronezh front is reported. A township has been stormed and a fierce battle continues. POMFARED with the titanic battle of Stalingrad other Soviet war fronts pale in importance, although their strategic value is fully recognised ...

... FOR GERMANS Another Moscow Faces Hitler CIGHT between the Nazi Party and the German Army leaders as to whether the Battle for Stalingrad should be continued is still going on in Berlin, says a well - informed observer who has lust arrived in Stockholm ...

... among the Caucasus foothills. Further North, in the battle for Stalingrad, Cer. mans striking from the South-West, have been pushed back in one sector of the Kotelnikovo front, and duo West of Stalingrad the Nazis are suffering heavy losses. A deep penetration ...