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... proud history has the German army sustained such unmitigated disaster as the Red Army has inflicted upon it in the Battle of Stalingrad. Hitler has been outgeneralled, outmanoeuvred and outfought. The armies of the Soviet Union have forced him to stand ...
... they did the Most to win the war in Europe. Their have been the greatest glories —the battle of Moscow, first major Allied defensive victory, the battle of Stalingrad turning-point of the war,, and all the series of offensive thrusts, that carried them ...
... along the Don north-west of Stalingrad. Other Russian Threes have begun to advance along the west bank of the Don at Kletskaya, some 80 miles north-west of Stalingrad. The Vichy radio said to-day that the battle for Stalingrad appears to have entered a ...
... is not due to any whim of the god of chance. The Germans occupied Krasnodar in August, 1942, at the outset of the battle for Stalingrad and they made it the pivot of their operations in the Maikop region. Krasnodar bars the way of the Russians to Novorossisk ...
... COUNTER-ATTACKS Terrific Battles On Steppes Near Stalingrad Initiative Still with Timoshenko Race to Cut Nazi Communications MOSCOW, SEPT. 30. TERRIFIC BATTLES ARE NOW RAGING ON THE STEPPES LINING THE DON RIVER NORTH-WEST OF STALINGRAD. The Red Army coming ...
... night that the liquidation of the Axis forces in the Stalingrad ar ea h ad been completed. The force which had been holding out north of the city had to capitulate. To the historic battle of Stalingrad has been successfully concludhr, the c ommun i que ...
... Circus, the once mighty and allconquering air army operating from Stalingrad to the Caucasus, is practically prostrate. During the past two months, which includes the Battle of Stalingrad, the Luftwaffe's losses have been very severe. More than 1.000 machines ...
... Into the destruction of Izu „ ne ar Stalingrad. 'says: '3,l,ay it not be that the Mau the Terek Steppes will the re buried forever unless he. Th e German bandit will see with tow the ring of death closes in at Stalingrad. Voronezh, and Leningrad will speak ...
... of the second world war is Deliig long drawn out. We have known that defeat had been impossible, if not ' k nee the battle of Stalingrad, then, ce rtainly since the defeat of the Üboats in 1943 and that victory has been certain ever since D-Day, not clready ...
... grimly to hold Field-Marshal Erich von Manstein's massed counterblows in the four-week old battle of the Kiev bulge. It is the greatest battle since Stalingrad. Throwing in groups of 150 to 200 panzers at a time, the German tank army has driven several ...
... in the Battle of Stalingrad are reckoned in yards. One company of Russian troops made four runs from one line to the next across open, bullet-swept terrain, thus gaining 50 yards in 24 hours. Before Stalingrad this means something. Stalingrad is on fire ...
... Chief ( Staff of the Sovit.t Zone's armed forces. Also there is formet Field Marshal Friendrich Paulu, loser of the battle of Stalingrad. He formed the German Officers' Freedom Committee in Moscow and Western allied officials believe he has an important ...