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Soviet troops marching, Kalinin (now Tver), Russia, 26 Dec 1941Soviet mortar position near Moscow, Russia, 27 Dec 1941Surrendered German troops near Moscow, Russia, 27 Dec 1941Arrival of the first train to the city of Vorkuta, Komi, Russia, 28 Dec 1941; Polish prisoners of war would be arriving by train shortly after
Soviet troops marching, Kalinin (now Tver), Russia, 26 Dec 1941Soviet mortar position near Moscow, Russia, 27 Dec 1941Surrendered German troops near Moscow, Russia, 27 Dec 1941Arrival of the first train to the city of Vorkuta, Komi, Russia, 28 Dec 1941; Polish prisoners of war would be arriving by train shortly after
Soviet Army engineers preparing to build a bridge, near Naro-Fominsk, Russia, 28 Dec 1941Soviet tank crew raising a flag on a KV-1 heavy tank, Moscow, Russia, 31 Dec 1941A German SdKfz. 10 halftrack vehicle mounting a 20-mm anti-aircraft gun driving down a hill with its crew aboard, Russia, 1940sAircraft detection equipment, Leningrad, Russia, 1942
Soviet Army engineers preparing to build a bridge, near Naro-Fominsk, Russia, 28 Dec 1941Soviet tank crew raising a flag on a KV-1 heavy tank, Moscow, Russia, 31 Dec 1941A German SdKfz. 10 halftrack vehicle mounting a 20-mm anti-aircraft gun driving down a hill with its crew aboard, Russia, 1940sAircraft detection equipment, Leningrad, Russia, 1942
Civilians of Leningrad fetching water from a broken water pipe, Russia, Dec 1941-Jan 1942Combat photographer Horst Grund in Russia, circa 1941-1942Fence and guard tower at Vorkuta Gulag work camp, Komi Republic, Russia, circa 1945Finnish MS.406 fighter preparing to take off from a snowy field, Viitana, Karelia, Russia, winter of 1941-1942
Civilians of Leningrad fetching water from a broken water pipe, Russia, Dec 1941-Jan 1942Combat photographer Horst Grund in Russia, circa 1941-1942Fence and guard tower at Vorkuta Gulag work camp, Komi Republic, Russia, circa 1945Finnish MS.406 fighter preparing to take off from a snowy field, Viitana, Karelia, Russia, winter of 1941-1942
General Kirill Meretskov speaking to Senior Lieutenant A. P. Silantyev (right) who had shot down a German Bf 109 fighter that had just attempted to attack MeretskovGerman soldiers resting in Crimea, Russia (now Ukraine), circa 1942Giovanni Messe inspecting troops in Russia, 1941-1942Inside of a Uralmash factory, Sverdlovsk, Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia, 1940s
General Kirill Meretskov speaking to Senior Lieutenant A. P. Silantyev (right) who had shot down a German Bf 109 fighter that had just attempted to attack Meretskov's aircraft, Khvoynaya Airfield, Novgorod, Russia, 1942German soldiers resting in Crimea, Russia (now Ukraine), circa 1942Giovanni Messe inspecting troops in Russia, 1941-1942Inside of a Uralmash factory, Sverdlovsk, Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia, 1940s
KV-1 tanks under construction, Chelyabinsk Tractor Plant, Chelyabinsk, Russia, 1942Leningrad building damaged by German artillery, Russia, Dec 1941-Jan 1942Russian civilians looking at the ruins of their former home at Serpukhov south of Moscow, Russia, late 1941 or early 1942Russian tanks A-8 (BT-7M), A-20, T-34 Model 1940, and T-34 Model 1941, circa 1940s
KV-1 tanks under construction, Chelyabinsk Tractor Plant, Chelyabinsk, Russia, 1942Leningrad building damaged by German artillery, Russia, Dec 1941-Jan 1942Russian civilians looking at the ruins of their former home at Serpukhov south of Moscow, Russia, late 1941 or early 1942Russian tanks A-8 (BT-7M), A-20, T-34 Model 1940, and T-34 Model 1941, circa 1940s

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