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... decisive actions of the Secand World War: the Battle of Stalingrad. Nickolai—Kolai to his family and friendswas born 61 years ago in the city, founded as the fortress Tsaritsyn 400 years ago, renamed Stalingrad after the late Soviet leader and now called ...
... SPOTLIGHT by A. J. Cummings I N the News Chronicle yesterday Paul Winterton told a wonderful story of the battle for Stalingrad. These Soviet soldiers and civilians know how to fight and to die. Their sustained heroism. which has rarely been matched in ...
... that she would give her savings to the nation that would stop that madman Hitler. So when the Russians had won the battle of Stalingrad she told her boys, You shall not get university education at the expense of the youth of Russia; and gave her money ...
... Re-enter the SAS: Leo Cooper. Hopkinson, Simon: Roast Chicken and Other Stories: Ebury Press. Hoyt, Edwin: 199 Days—The Battle for Stalingrad: Robson Books. Howard, Audrey: There is no Parting/All the Dear Faces: Hodder Headline. Hughes, Shirley: Out and About: ...
... position looked critical. But at Stalingrad the invasion was stopped. It was more than stopped, it retreated. It did more than retreat; its foremost elements were annihilated. The battle of Stalingrad is one of the decisive battles of the war. STEADFASTNESS ...
... most decisive victories in this war, I should say: the Battle of Britain, which stopped the rot and saved the world, the Battle of Stalingrad, which sealed the fate of the German war machine, the Battle of El Alamein, which saved Africa and won the Mediterranean ...
... The shark had awakened them. They were people greater wow than the bands and the speeches and the tier-yet. THE battle for Stalingrad has reached its climax. The weight of men, machinery and ammunition being flung against the Soviet defences exceeds ...
... 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 ...
... Zhukov has resumed his drive in force to relieve German pressure on Stalingrad. Of the backs-to-the-wall battle for Volga fortress city. Moscow gave this midnight news: South-west of Stalingrad our troops fought fierce engagements with the enemy. The Nth unit ...
... STALINGRAD FINAL I FIGHT IS OVER ,q - IHE Battle of Stalingrad Is over, after 142 days of some of the bloodiest fighting in history 'talinan ,our 'onov, and 'uller I COM- mander of the troops left in the northern POcket, has been captured with his chief ...
... sacrifice is made by every able citizen the salvation that came from the Battle of Britain may be lost. Russia’s Endurance : The fourth week of the gigantic battle of Stalingrad draws to a close ; the city (as I write) still resists the onslaughts of ...
... their gallant Red' Army against the common enemy. The cities of Leningrad, Stalingrad, and Sevastopol were dear to the Heart of every Soviet patriot and the battle of Stalingrad was a turning point in the course of the whole war. The heroic defence evoked ...