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#7 A Soviet soldier examines a huge-calibre projectile fired at Stalingrad by the Germans, 1942.

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#7 A Soviet soldier examines a huge-calibre projectile fired at Stalingrad by the Germans, 1942.

Against All Odds: The Battle of Stalingrad in Rare Photos, Where the Red Army Held the Line

#7 A Soviet soldier examines a huge-calibre projectile fired at Stalingrad by the Germans, 1942.

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