Ww Ll Collection (page 8)

Defence barricades in the street of odessa, 1941

World war 2, battle of stalingrad, soviet tommy gunners snipe at the enemy from an ambush in a house

World war 2, battle of stalingrad, after the battle, 1943

On september 17, 1939, the soviet government gave instructions to the high command of the red army to issue orders to the soviet troops to cross the frontier and take over the protection of life

A soviet signalman in a trench in the don valley transmitting a dispatch to the forward edge of defense lines, august 1942

Russian soldiers fighting in caucasus, 1942, world war ll

Russian pows with german soldier (right), 1941, world war 2

World war 2, members of a guards unit taking the guardsmens oath on a snow covered airfield on the soviet / german
World war 2, members of a guards unit taking the guardsmens oath on a snow covered airfield on the soviet/german front, soviet air force mikoyan-gurevich mig-3 (i-18)

World war 2, an observation post near sevastopol, may 1944

Red army going to the front, august, 1941

Soviet red army cavalry charge during world war 2

World war 2, red army unit commanded by berostov on the outskirts of mozhaisk, january 1942

Soviet i-16 planes in flight, pre-world war 2

Soviet red army troops meeting the troops of the 1st american army as they cross the elba river near torgau, germany on april 25, 1945

1942: the destruction of an enemys centre of resistance, sappers cutting barbed wire entanglements to clear the way for the infantrys advance

World war 2, soviet t-34 tanks in snow, front tank is named dimitry donskoy

Order bearer p, kultyshev, a signalman of the soviet pacific fleet, is one of the first in military and political studies, april 1938

World war 2, a russian partisan signing the oath of a red partisan, september 1941

Cossack machine-gun carriages advancing to the firing lines during world war ll, may 1942

world war ll: drive slowly! unexploded bomb! danger! says the notice painted on the fence, in the foreground leningrad children have organized scooter races

Nurse bandaging a wounded soldier during street fighting in stalingrad, december 1942

Battle of stalingrad, soviet t-34 tanks and infantry dislodging germans from a village in the stalingrad area, november 1942

Red army victory ceremony in front of ruined reichstag (chancery) building, berlin, germany, may 1945

Soviet marshall georgi zhukov

Black sea fleet, a soviet sailor on watch at the battleship paris commune, march 1943

Soviet seamen of the baltic fleet landing a detachment on an enemy island, september 1941

Soviet and american soldiers after meeting at the elba river on april 25, 1945

Soviet food relief, bags of flour and suger ready for distribution to stores in berlin, 1945 or 1946

World war 2, first corps of mounted guards, commanded by lieutenant general belov, attacking, december 1941

Soviet red army infantry advancing on german positions during winter fighting on the western front

Red army in world war2, anti-tank gun repulsing a tank attack, july 1943

world war ll: leningrad blockade, women getting hot water in 1942

Red army anti-tank rifle men on the first baltic front, world war 2, april 1944

Red army men counter-attacking the enemy lines in the area of mozdok, 1942

A russian pilot about to enter an american fighter plane (p-41ja) that was just delivered, complete with red star insignia, to the red air force at an assembly center for u, s

world war ll: destruction in stalingrad caused by enemy bombing

World war 2, 18 year old militsa belobaba, a stretcher-bearer of a yugoslavian partisan detachment, bandaging a wounded man

Liberated kharkov in february 1943, germans barbarously destroyed the city during their retreat

World war 2, photo taken by german soldier somewhere in occupied belorussia, ruined homes

Soviet ilyushin 2 stormovik fighter planes headed for the western front during world war 2

World war 2, photo taken by german soldier somewhere in france, early in the war

Red army cavalry soldiers undergoing rapier practice, world war ll

World war 2, august 1943, a red army gun crew pulling their gun to the firing position

Yak-3 fighter planes being built at the x aircraft works in august of 1944, world war ll

Marshall georgi zhukov (1896-1974) of the soviet union, behind a machine gun at the front, 1940s

World war 2, battle of stalingrad, two women offering red army soldiers a drink - liberation of stalingrad, 1943

World war 2, soviet air force yakovlev yak-9d fighters lined up on an airfield, the squadron guards the new u, s, bases for aircraft landing in the soviet union

A group of frontline soldiers in 1941 applying for membership in the communist party

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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.