Battle of Stalingrad
Rokossovsky sends in a request for the German 6th Army to surrender, this is refused
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Rokossovsky sends in a request for the German 6th Army to surrender, this is refused
Paulus rejects the offered terms, so fighting at Stalingrad continues temporarily.
Rokossovsky sends in a request for the German 6th Army to surrender, this is refused
Offers surrender terms but they are rejected by Paulus
The 65th Army advances 5 miles in the first day
Launches Operation "Iskra" with the Leningrad garrison moving south along Lake Ladoga
The most westerly of the 7 airfields supplying the German sixth army in Stalingrad
The most westerly of the 7 airfields supplying the German sixth army in Stalingrad
Churchill and Roosevelt discuss next phase of war, a decision is made to attack Sicily and Italy in bid to divert German military resources and make good pledge to Stalin for a second front in Europe
The only airfield with a night flying to supply the German 6th army in Stalingrad
Links up with the Volkhov front to repel the Germans after their siege of Leningrad
The last German airfield at Gumrak is captured
Roosevelt & Churchill agree to supply Stalin war materials & divert German forces
The Germans under Paulus surrender Stalingrad to Rokossovsky
Paulus surrenders the German 6th Army. During the battle the Germans lose 600,000 & the Russians 400,000
The German 6th Army surrenders. Since Zhkovs counter-attack 32 Axis Divisions & 3 Axis Brigades have been destroyed
The German Sixth Army is eliminated as an effective field formation at Stalingrad.
The German 6th Army surrenders
Paulus surrenders the German 6th Army
Personally accepts the surrender of Marshal Paulus & his 6th Army
The defeat of the German Sixth Army strengthens Soviet control of the Stalingrad battlefield.
Helps defeat the German 6th Army
The remainder of the German forces in Stalingrad lay down their arms
Kerensky participates in republic declaration during his political career.
Strongly criticized by Truman for Russias behaviour in eastern Europe
Stalin recognizes the "Union of Polish Patriots", the core of a Soviet puppet regime
Expresses displeasure to Churchill & Roosevelt over the postponement of "Round Up"
Stalin sends a message to Churchill asking for a Second Front
Secures a military victory over the Germans at Orel
Rokossovskys central front captures Orel from the Germans
Telegrams Churchill & Roosevelt saying he is a "passive observer"
Roosevelt & Churchill agree to hold a tripartite conference including Russia
Telegrams Churchill & Roosevelt saying he is a "passive observer". Roosevelt & Churchill agree to hold a tripartite conference including Russia
Advances to the Kursk Salient
Opens up the Steppe Front
Ordered to plan the Russian recapture of Leningrad
The Axis complete the evacuation of the Crimea
The Russians capture the Kuban Peninsula on the Black Sea
Launches an offensive to cut off the 1st Panzer Army in the Dnieper Rive
Vatutin launches a 4 day breakout from the Burkin bridgehead south of Kiev
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