Ww Ll Collection (page 16)

Soviet paratroopers in the enemys rear, sappers placing mines under railway track, january 1942

Defense of sevastopol, soviet marines attacking enemy lines, april 1942

Soviet tanks in ambush during the defense of sevastopol, march 1942

World war 2, a coastal patrol near sevastopol, may 1944

World war 2, soviet soldiers fighting in sevastopol, crimea

World war 2, a, a, dneprovskaya, a famous scout and heroine of the leningrad front, is secretary of the battalion committee of the young communist league

Czechoslovak prime minister zdenek fierlinger with joseph stalin shortly after they signed the agreement under which ruthenia was ceded to the soviet union on june 26, 1945

World war 2, two decorated soviet fighter pilots, senior lieutenant v, pokrovsky (left) and captain p, orlov, enjoying a game of checkers between missions, they have each shot down 10 enemy planes

Stalingraders return to their destroyed homes in 1943

The railway station at kovno(kaunas), destroyed by the germans in their retreat, world war ll

December 31, 1942 a delegation of the working people of uzbekistan arrived at the western front with new years presents for the red army men

A red army unit on the offensive in one of sectors of the southern front, during world war ll

Training of the reserves for the red army, red army skiers on the march, in april, 1942

Red banner baltic fleet, gunners of the cruiser kirov, october 1943

world war ll: red army winter fighting, 1942, anti-tank gunners

World war2, february 1942, defense of sevastopol, women sewing underwear and warm clothing for defenders of the town in a bomb shelter

General konstantin rokossovsky, commander of the first byelorussian front, on the phone prior to the battle for stalingrad, on the right is lieutenant general telegin

Battle of stalingrad during the fall of 1942

Since the outbreak of the war, jr, lieutenant vera minayeva (left) commands a machine gun platoon, gallantly fights german fascist invaders

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"Unyielding Determination: The Soviet Triumph in World War II" In a defining moment of victory, Red Army soldiers raise the Soviet flag high above the Reichstag in Berlin on April 30, 1945. This iconic photograph by Vladimir Grebnev captures the indomitable spirit that led to the downfall of Nazi Germany. Leading this historic charge was General Vasily Chuikov, commander of the esteemed 62nd Army. His strategic brilliance and unwavering resolve played a pivotal role in securing triumph for the Soviet Union. Marshal Georgy Zhukov, hailed as a hero of the Soviet Union, rode across Red Square to review his troops before their triumphant Victory Parade on June 24, 1945. A symbol of strength and leadership, Zhukov's presence inspired all who witnessed his grand procession. Within Stalingrad's command post bunker in November 1942, Lt. General Vasili Chuikov assigned Major General Alexander Rodimtsev with an important task amidst one of history's most brutal battles. Alongside them stood Major General N. I Krylov and Lt. General K. A Gurov – exemplifying camaraderie and determination against all odds. World War II saw heroes emerge from unexpected places - Senior Sergeants V. Mityoshina and N. Zalko were former students at Moscow State Theatrical Institute turned brave warriors since day one. Their bravery earned them medals for military services as they fearlessly fought for their homeland. Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky made his way from Kremlin to Red Square during Victory Day Parade in Moscow - a testament to his exceptional leadership skills that guided countless soldiers towards triumph over fascism. Lyudmila Pavlichenko became renowned as a fearless sniper who took down an astonishing number of German enemies –309 kills. Her courage earned her senior lieutenant rank and Order of Lenin; she remained steadfastly defending Odessa and Sevastopol, despite being wounded four times.