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Sujet | Photos of the Battle of Wolchow |
Description | Album de 288 photos of the Battle of Wolchow |
The siege of Leningrad refers to the siege of the Russian metropolis now known as St. Petersburg by the Germans during World War II. The German operation was codenamed Operation Nordlicht (Northern Dawn). Despite colossal losses (1,800,000 men, including more than one million civilians), the 872-day siege, which began on September 8, 1941 and ended on January 27, 1944, and the city resisted until its release in 1944, during the longest siege in modern history.
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I was there, in May or June i was involved in a breakthrough attempt by the Russians
Granait shards injured in the neck, could not speak for several months.
We walked to the main association square for about an hour. After a doctor's
Supply we were transported by a field railway, on a ship we went on to
Konigsberg.
To my answer of 28.05.2012 I would like to add, I was at the 254 Inf.-Div.
The photos of the Volkhov are very interesting ...... because I am looking for traces of my uncle.
Greeting Frank