The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 29Grolier, 2000 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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Page 425
... armies remained in the closing pocket . Army Group South took 665,000 prisoners . On the northern flank , in the second half of August , the Finnish Army and Army Group North closed in rapidly on Leningrad . On August 31 , the Finns ...
... armies remained in the closing pocket . Army Group South took 665,000 prisoners . On the northern flank , in the second half of August , the Finnish Army and Army Group North closed in rapidly on Leningrad . On August 31 , the Finns ...
Page 432
... Army Group Don and Army Group A. The latter , with its front 350 miles southeast of Rostov , was indeed in a dangerous po- sition when the Sixth Army surrendered , thus freeing large Soviet forces for the drive to Rostov . XXXX Svoboda ...
... Army Group Don and Army Group A. The latter , with its front 350 miles southeast of Rostov , was indeed in a dangerous po- sition when the Sixth Army surrendered , thus freeing large Soviet forces for the drive to Rostov . XXXX Svoboda ...
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... Army General Staff expected the Russians to renew their pressure against the southern flank , attempting to smash Army Group North Ukraine against the Carpa- thians and drive Army Group South Ukraine into the Balkans . For the center ...
... Army General Staff expected the Russians to renew their pressure against the southern flank , attempting to smash Army Group North Ukraine against the Carpa- thians and drive Army Group South Ukraine into the Balkans . For the center ...
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