Word: stalingraders
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...second-front question will probably be argued by historians for years. Last week millions who could not wait for the argument, thousands of Russians among the horrors of Stalingrad, seemed to be accusing the Churchill and Roosevelt Governments of outrageous lying on the subject...
Sorrow for Stalingrad tempered Russia's somber pride in Leningrad. The tsar-made city on the Baltic, entering its second year of siege, presented to Russia and the world an epic of agony and heroism which in its duration and sustained intensity exceeded even the siege of Sevastopol...
Soviet War Correspondent Ilya Ehrenbourg expressed what the people of Stalingrad, the Red Army and all Russia felt about their great battle for Stalingrad...
Friends can be chosen. Wives, too, can be selected. But not a mother. There is only one mother, and she is loved because she is a mother. In front of Stalingrad we are defending our mother-Russia...
...While Stalingrad's agony was reaching its height, Winston Churchill rose in Parliament to review the war and his trip to Moscow. When he finally got to what was on everyone's mind, the second front, he said only what had been said before: Britain and the U.S. were coming "as quickly as possible...