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German soldier using a flamethrower, Russia, 1941.
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German infantrymen with light field artillery, Russia, 1943.
AR939930 
The road to the German offensive, Russia, 1942.
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German motorcycle trooper heading eastwards, Russia, 1942.
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'Through the curtain of flame German observers move forward', Russia, 1941.
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The frontier between Lithuania and the Soviet Union, World War II, 1942.
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German high mountain battalion, Elbrus, Caucasus, south-east Russia, 1943.
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German infantrymen following a tank towards Moscow in the snow, Russia, 1941.
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German troops entering Stalingrad, Russia, September 1942.
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A German soldier cutting through barbed wire during an assalt, 1942.
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'Road to the Front', superior German organization, 1941.
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An uncertain assault, Battle of Moscow, 1942.
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Russian troops on the counter-attack, Mozdok region, northern Caucasus, September 1942.
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'The Last Second', 1941.
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Soviet prisoners marching along a road, Russia, 1942.
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Russian troops liberating a village near Ordhonikidze, Caucasus, 1942.
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Siege of Leningrad, January 1943.
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German tank fighting in the snow, Russia, January 1943.
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Romanian troops, the siege of Sebastopol, Russia, 1941-1942. 
Romanian troops, the siege of Sebastopol, Russia, 1941-1942. Romania supplied more troops to the Axis invasion of Russia than any other of Germany's allies. The battle to capture the Soviet city and naval base of Sevastopol in the Crimea began on 7 November 1941. The Germans and their Romanian allies finally took the city from the heavily outnumbered Russians in July the following year. One significant impact of the siege was that it tied up the German 11th Army who would otherwise have been deployed alongside the 6th Army as it began its fateful assault on Stalingrad. A print from Signal, September 1942. Signal was a magazine published by the German Third Reich from 1940 through 1945. 
Unique Identifier AR939936 
Type Image 
Purpose Public 
Size 3553px × 4938px 
Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY 
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