Stalin & The War: IV

When the Soviet Union fell in 1991, Russians gained unprecedented access to the KGB archives. This documentary series, produced in 1992 by Russian filmmakers, contained film and photos that had never been seen by the public before.

WARNING: Some images are disturbing.

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• Leningrad
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[chickenwretch]

sperky

[woodbineRed]

@gigobait She must be a very strong lady to have survived that difficult time!

[gigobait]

@someguy1228 Sorry i meant Stalingrad

[gigobait]

@someguy1228 My grandmother was 14 in the siege of Leningrad working in a bombed out factory receiving nothing but 200-400 grams of black bread a day

[someguy1228]

3:54 -- That kid is barely in his teens.

[USSR68]

FOR USSR



[Artas1984]

No, it's not that..

In reference to " Defend Moscow at all costs with citizens" is like "if everything else fails, use Warcraft peasants call to arms

[TehFridgeizEmptyz]

if everything else fails, zerg rush wins the day

[cookml]

Vlasov surrendered after battle for Moscow.

[rossinalabama]

Thanks for posting these videos. I need to find this series on DVD.