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Repost: "Heavily-laden German soldiers creep through the wreckage of the Barrikady factory in Stalingrad, 1942" Stalingrad may hold the record for the battle that has more famous structures associated with it than any other!

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1602 months ago

Stalingrad Madonna

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1402 months ago

Pitomnik Airfield, then and now

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1322 months ago

Statements [flip pictures in sequence] from a documentary interview with a German veteran of Stalingrad. They were apparently (once again!) unprepared for the bitter cold of the Russian winter. Was this true all along the front? Why? [Source and comments below]

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1303 months ago

Repost: "Joseph Stalin kissing the Sword of Stalingrad (presented to him by Winston Churchill), 1943"

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1022 months ago

Repost: "Recently abandoned weapons of defeated German soldiers become dangerous toys for young Russian boys following the Battle of Stalingrad."

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1002 months ago

Downed Messerschmitt Bf 109, Stalingrad, 1942

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903 months ago

A publication from the juvenile comic "Patrie Libérée" series from the Free French. Note the Cross of Lorraine symbol. Not historically accurate...but demonstrates how iconic and symbolic the Battle of Stalingrad became all of the world.

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902 months ago

German prisoner of war escorted by a Soviet soldier, Stalingrad, 1943.

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802 months ago

On the eve of Operation Uranus the Germans suspected the possibility of Russian attacks on their flanks. But they were not prepared materially and with available units, but also perhaps ideologically and psychologically. [From David M. Glantz, COMPANION TO GAME AT STALINGRAD (Kansas, 2014).

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852 months ago