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‘I have had, in my life, whole squadrons of guardian angels looking after me. There’s no other way.’
It took off minutes later, and Schönbeck became one of the few German soldiers to survive Stalingrad. The battle, the largest in history, was the start of the Wehrmacht’s collapse on the ...
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Remembering Stalingrad 75 Years Later
the Soviet Red Army surrounded — and would soon destroy — a huge invading German army at Stalingrad on the Volga River. Nearly 300,000 of Germany’s best soldiers would never return home.
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Uruguayan town puts historic support to Soviet troops during Battle of Stalingrad on display
did play a part in the Soviet Army's fight against Nazi German troops in Stalingrad during World War II. Proof of that support are the items such as photographs and documents on display at an ...
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Putin draws a parallel between Stalingrad and the war in Ukraine – and recalls Russia's nuclear clout
The cruel struggle in the cauldron of Stalingrad was a gigantic slaughter. A variety of nations fought on both the German and Soviet sides. The Russian state, however, appropriates the victory ...
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Belarusian diplomats in Tajikistan honoured 82nd anniversary of Battle of Stalingrad
Representatives of the Embassy of the Republic of Belarus in the Republic of Tajikistan took part in a solemn rally dedicated to the ...