NEW SOVIET C.LG.S. REPORTED
... announcement of Marshal Zakharov's reassignment or Marshal Biryuzov's appointment. Marshal Firyuzov, (59) a veteran of the battle of Stalingrad, is also a member of the Central Committee of the Soviet.—A.P. ...
... announcement of Marshal Zakharov's reassignment or Marshal Biryuzov's appointment. Marshal Firyuzov, (59) a veteran of the battle of Stalingrad, is also a member of the Central Committee of the Soviet.—A.P. ...
... could never say | was terribly good at art, but | got through art college ing languages, people were fighting in the Battle of Stalingrad and beating the Germans. Other soldiers were invading Italy. The Germans, meanwhile, had killed more than one million ...
... ~ ® ) i The main sculpture of a monumental group memorial to the heroes of the Battle of Stalingrad which has just heen completed. ‘at what is now Volgograd, Russia, dwarfs.the lorries at.its base. ‘The 262-feet-high concrete figure of: a- woman, symbolising ...
... conspectus of this key battle. its course and its results, which will be a work of reference for a long time to come. His genera! conelusion is that Paulus should have (1) told Hitler firmly that he and not Hitler was in command o! the battle, and (2) decided ...
... SHOOK THE WORLD . By Larry Lesueur . ( 10 s 6 d , Harrap . ) Mr Lesueur went to Russia a year before ihe climax of ihe battle of- Stalingrad , io represent the Columbia Broadcasting System . His report , therefore , covers the momentous months during which ...
... Jeremiah Horrocks. 1867: Barbed wirec was patented by American Joseph F Glhidden. 1942: Germans suftered heavy losses in Battle of Stalingrad. 1952: Agatha Christie’s play, The Mousetrap. opened in London at the Ambassadors Theatre. 1963: Lee Harvey Oswald ...
... one German, one Russian The battle of Stalingrad, now renamed Volgagrad, was the turning point of the entire war. The Wehrmacht lost a quarter of all its equipment in the battle. Two hundred and fifty thousand men were killed and a further 112,000 captured ...
... NO STALINGRAD FILM ON FRENCH TV “ Propaganda ” banned PARIS, Thursday. — The state-controlled French Television Service tonight called off a programme commemorating the 20th anniversary of the | Battle of Stalingrad. | Earlier the Government had banned ...
... . Thursday . —A distinct change ims come over the Battle ol Stalingrad during the past few days . It is more , perhaps , a change of spirit than in the character of the operations , 1 't . e battle is ti 6 lousei' dominated bv the German offensive spirit ...
... By Allan Hall in Berlin IT WILL portray the horror of war though German eyes. The battle of Stalingrad, in which half a million men died in the Second World War's fiercest episode, is to get the Hollywood treatment. - After the success of Saving Private ...
... Gesman (Ed Hais) and a Russian (Jude Law) become locked in 2 battle of marksmanship during the WWil battle of Stalingrad. When the two men fall in love with the same girl (Rachel Weisz), the battle becomes personal. Also starring Joseph Fennes and Bob Hoskins ...
... Army defied all the odds to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat in the Battle of Stalingrad. 748432 9:50 Royal College Of Art.* Rector Christopher Frayling faces an uphill battle to raise funds by attracting sponsors. 715161 10:30 Newsnight.* 143600 11:20 ...