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... military co-operation against Germany. WHAT STALINGRAD MEANS The prolonged and continuous resistance of the Red Army at Stalingrad must not obscure the far-reaching, gravity of the position. The battle of Stalingrad has long since ceased to be merely a struggle ...
... MELTING AWAY' AT STALINGRAD RUSSIANS ADVANCE ON FLANK Fight for City's Main Thoroughfare A FRONT-LINE dispatch published in the German Press, and quoted in a Stockholm message to the Soviet News Agency, says of the Stalingrad battle: The German infantry ...
... Hitler Army Quarrel Over Stalingrad (From Reuters Special Correspondent) THE fight between the Nazi party and the German . arm y as to whether the battle for Stalingrad should be continued is still going on in Berlin, says a well-informed observer who ...
... women in the Services, who have given up the comforts of their homes and know not where their billet will be next The battle for Stalingrad has shown in a powerful way the absolute and imperative need for tanks. If the lives of our nvn are to be sa sa}fguarded ...
... STALINGRAD THE DAILY MAIL JAMESON-STREET. HULL. Incorporating Hull Packet (Est. 1787) and Hull Evening News London Offices: Carmelite House, E.C.4. Tel.: Cent. 6000. Telegrams: Mail, Hull. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 3, 1943 NOW that the battle for Stalingrad has ...
... had-been promised big money rewards, long leave, and loot if Stalingrad were taken. At the end of the day-long battles the Germans left hundreds corpses on the battlefield. Last Ditch Battle Henry Cassidy, Associated Press staff correspondent, cables ...
... corresondent tells of German attacks on the town esterday which forced back he defenders in' sever a' places Advance The battle for Stalingrad is developing some 120 miles uptream from Rostov, where he defenders are in grave danger of being overwhelmed a vastly ...
... Tiflis. FOUR MONTHS BATTLE Harold King, cabling from Moscow to-day, said: The battle of Stalingrad, now entering its fourth month, still raging in fog, cold and winter rain. Some 4,000 5,000 Germaft troops were flung into the battle in the northern factory ...
... acting closely with land troops,- the editorial says : Therefore a huge share of responsibility for the issue of the battle of Stalingrad rests with our air force, particularly our fighter pilots. Thei* task is to throw a wrench into the German offensive ...
... RUSSIANS IMPROVE THEIR POSITIONS AT STALINGRAD Yon Bock's Drive Held HITLER'S massed forces have had a setback in the vital battle for Stalingrad. Marshal Timoshenko has not only halted Yon Bock's drive south-west of the steel city, Reuter says, but has ...
... down by words, hut guns and shells. But beaten down they shall be for all the words in the Hitlerian vocabulary. The battle of Stalingrad is a terrific confession of German failure a confession that the Germans no longer have the surplus troops for ...
... time, from the days when she went to Russia as a child, to the visit which she paid to the Volga shortly before the Battle of Stalingrad. GREAT CHANGE She spoke of the days when the people of Moscow looked as they would never raise their heads again; of ...