Ww Ll Collection (page 3)

World war 2, at the entrance to the building occupied by the soviet military commandant of thecity and district of soldin, germany, 1945

World war 2, the city of dniepropetrovsk liberated by the red army on october 25, 1943

Soviet anti-tank guns taking up a firing position in the northern caucasus in september 1942, the trucks are american, sent as part of the lend-lease program

The black sea fleet, the crew of a soviet ships anti-aircraft installation repulsing enemy planes, october 1942

Marshall of the soviet union alexander vasileysky (chief of staff)

World war 2, soviet tank crew planning their approach in ukraine

Guerrillas who returned to their native village liberated by the red army during world war ll

World war 2, a partisan airplane (polikarpov po-2) flying over leningrad territory, the word partisan is written on the side of the plane

Lieutenant-generat pavel belov (center) going over battle plans at his headquarters, world war ll

Red army infantry attacking in the stalingrad area during world war ll

Muscovites dig anti-tank ditches in moscow region, during world war ll, october 1941

General chuikov (commander of russian 62nd army at stalingrad) who made the long battle trek from the volga to the vistula with his famous army is now fighting at the walls of warsaw

World war 2, evacuation from sevastopol

Partisans holding a meeting devoted to the 26th anniversary of the october revolution in a village in western byelorussia, world war 2

Red army soldiers attacking enemy positions during the battle of berlin, march 1945

Black sea fleet, soviet submarine commander, captain polyakov, decorated with the order of lenin, june 1943

world war ll: soviet tanks and infantry, october 1941

world war ll: crimea (ukraine): red army troops heading in the direction of sevastopol

World war 2, romance at the end of thewar, 1945

German tiger tanks, captured intactly by red army men

World war 2, kiev, a bridge over the dnieper river demolished by germans, november 1943

world war ll: red army landing group in the enemy rear, august 1941

World war 2, a defensive rocket battery in the carpathians, 1944

World war 2, soviet anti-tank riflemen who disabled a german tank during the orel (oryol) offensive, august 1943

World war 2, august 1943, under cover of artillery fire, four soviet sappers disarm a section of german defenses, ukraine

Dismantled factory machinery being loaded onto railroad cars for shipment to the urals, 1941

Snipers in the firing position, jan, 1943

World war 2, 2nd ukrainian front, tank-borne soviet infantry attacking on the approaches to budapest, hungary, december 1944

world war ll, polish soldiers standing by the toppled sigismund lli column (sigmund column) in castle square in warsaw during the first days of its liberation

Black sea fleet, a soviet battleship firing during an engagement on the black sea during world war 2

Soviet red army troops being greeted by citizens of sofia, bulgaria after being liberated from the germans in 1944

World war 2, marshal of the soviet union, ivan konev (konyev), commander of the troops of the first ukrainian front, and marshal rotmistrov of the tank force at the observation post

German army band playing at the embarkation point, occupation zone unknown, photo taken by an unknown german soldier

General georgy zhukov, red army commander-world war ll

Kv-1 (klement voroshilov) tank, a group of civilians and red army men watch a new kv-1 tank that has just left the factory and will soon be on its way to the front, ussr, world war 2

workers militia in leningrad, during world war ll

Black sea fleet, a submarine on the black sea during world war 2

Siege of leningrad (sawing-wood for fuel)

Mounted red army scouts in the mountains of the northern caucasus, november 1942, world war ll

A soviet cavalry squadron pursuing retreating germans, world war ll

General ivan chernyakhovsky (4th from right), commander of red army troops of the third belorussian front, at front line positions, world war 2

world war ll: sappers crossing a river, july 1942

The southern front, soviet infantry dislodging germans from a ukrainian village, july 1942

August, 1944, army general andrey ivanovich yeremenko

World war 2, august 1943, the kharkov area, a unit taking up a new line, ukraine

Central warsaw, poland in ruins at the end of world war ll in february, 1945

To mark the the 25th anniversary of the death of the famous red army commander vassily chapayev, the working people of the town of chapayevsk, kuibishev region

Soviet red army enters bucharest, romania, august 31, 1944

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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.