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German Historian Publishes Interviews with Red Army Soldiers that Fought in Stalingrad

  • November 10, 2012
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In a set of candid interviews with veteran Red Army soldiers that fought in history’s bloodiest battle, Stalingrad.

[Der Spiegel]

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