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Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting





Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting

During the great Patriotic war Stalingrad was almost completely destroyed, it fired guns, threw off shells of the bombers. Only at the cost of hundreds of thousands of lives of Soviet soldiers, the city was able to repulse the enemy and then literally rebuild. The website wants to show the reader what was Stalingrad during hostilities and after. To fully restore the entire infrastructure and buildings was only ten years after the retreat of Nazi troops, by the way, not without the help of German prisoners.

Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting

Photo source: Volfoto.ruPhotos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



Photos of old Stalingrad, burnt in the fire fighting



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