on the same day, august 23 , says georgy sannikov, they managed to get on a longboat to cross the volgaonly a bundle of things evacuated; the banks of the volga and the sannikov family crossed under air strikes and artillery fire fascists in the air complete german dominance in saligrad. there was no high in the sky, there was a battle without crimea, as our planes and a german plane concluded clubs, the city fought with terrible force. kaliningrad it was. it was even impossible to explain everything that happened there. these documents were classified as top secret . for 27 years, yury targashov worked in the fsb. he held them in his hands more than once, but even now, when these archival papers are declassified, he carefully reads each line, a large group with e. aircraft flew over the village of krasnoarmeisky about from a great height dropped 12 high-explosive caliber bombs. 5250 kg. dated this document august 22, 1942, it turns out that air attacks on stalingrad were even before the most famous massive bombing of the declassified archives. the nkvd has documents and for july 1942,

yeah, luftwaffe fighters in the sky over stalingrad , this memoir georgy sannikov is called one of theifficult thirteen-year-old schoolboys, he saw the most terrible bombing of the great patriotic war on august 23 forty-second. it was a burning city that i saw with my own eyes in parts, because everything was on fire, the shelf was on fire, the city itself was on fire, if you want to see these streams with the river, you could see that it was just flowing down, but there were just black holes in it that closed the city came from there . pigeons, rather, an air raid alarm, a hysterical roar. zenith of your aircraft serial engines whistle of falling bombs that demolished residential buildings to the ground, leaving only scorched earth. eyewitnesses. they say everyone hated the junkers 87 plane. it dived so low to the ground that you could see the pilot. on the same day, august 23 , georgy sannikov says they managed to get on a longboat to cross the volga with only a bundle of things evacuated by the un his mother and sister father stayed in stalingrad shipyard, where he worked making par

on the same day, august 23 , says georgy sannikov, they managed to get on a longboat to cross the volga was evacuated, and his mother and sister, father, remained in the stalingrad shipyard, where he worked , made parts for t-34 tanks on left coast the volga and the sannikov family were crossing under nazi air strikes and artillery fire. in the air, the complete resemblance of german leningrad was not high in the sky, there was a battle without crimea , as clubs appeared of our aircraft and a german aircraft, the city fought the ussr explain perhaps everything that happened there, these documents were classified top secret, yuri torgashov, for 27 years of work in the fsb kept in his hands more than once, but even now, when these archival papers have been declassified, he carefully reads every line, a large group. aircraft flew over the village of krasnoarmeisky from a great height dropped 12 high-explosive caliber riots. 5250 kg, dated. this document on august 22 forty-second turns out air attacks on stalingrad were even before the most famous massive bombardment. there are documents in

yeah, luftwaffe fighters in the sky over stalingrad, this memoir , georgy sannikov, is called one of the most difficult thirteen-year-old schoolboys, he saw the most terrible bombing of the great patriotic war on august 23, forty-second. it was a burning city that i saw with my own eyes. breaking apart, because everything was burning, the regiment was burning, the city itself was burning, if with a river and these or streams, then it was evident that it simply flowed into the head, and during the day it simply closed the city. there came a voice from there, a story, damn it, an air raid alert, an anguished roar. the zenith of your aircraft engine sirens is the whistle of falling bombs that demolished residential buildings to the ground, leaving only scorched earth. eyewitnesses. they say everyone hated the junkers 87 aircraft dived so low to the ground that you could see the pilot? on the same day, august 23, says georgy sannikov, they managed to get on a longboat in order to cross the volga with them only a bundle of things was evacuated, and he, his mother and sister, father remain

luftwaffe fighters in the sky over stalingrad, this memoir georgy sannikov is called one of the most difficult thirteen-year-old schoolboys, he saw the worst bombing of the great patriotic war