Stalingrad mga kuwento

WW2, eastern front

10 topelmkppeople of world war 2

The Soviet Union was in a desperate situation during the battle of Stalingrad. The German army had pushed deep into the city, and it seemed like all hope was lost. The Soviet forces were outmatched and outgunned, and the Germans were closing in. But there was a glimmer of hope. A scientist, known only as Dr. Ivanov, had been working on a new technology based on laser weapons and tanks. It was a risky and expensive endeavor, but he was convinced that it was the key to turning the tide of the war...

The Orville and Wilbur Wright flew under power in 1903. The first flight travelled only 120 feet but Wilbur flew 24.5 miles in 38 minutes in August 1904. More powerful aircraft engines were developed during WW-1 but airframes were too fragile for aerial fighting. H.Focke's transverse twin-rotor helicopter, broke all helicopter world records in 1937. After WW-1, designers used duralumin airframes and smaller, monoplane wings for fighter aircraft like the Supermarine Spitfire. At Midway, in 1942, American dive-bombers sank three of the four Japanese aircraft carriers. I.Sikorsky developed the first practical single rotor helicopter with a single tail boom rotor and produced over 400 helicopters in WW-2. The Messerschmitt Me 262 was the first jet fighter in action in 1944. For maximum efficiency most jet aircraft need to cruise at about Mach 0.8 (610 mph) and at altitudes above 30,000 ft. In 2021, with battery powered, contra-rotating propellers spinning at 2500 rpm, NASA's Dragonfly helicopter lifted off from the surface of Mars. It weighed only 2 pound. WHO THE HELL ARE WE? is a series of short books and videos describing the evolution of civilization. Almost everyone on the planet is five times wealthier than their ancestors only 50 years ago. This astonishing phenomenon has also improved health, education, and longevity. The cause; an explosive growth in ideas and productivity. It began when we learned to control fire, evolved articulate speech and stumbled onto the way to create infinite wealth; free trade. The discovery of agriculture made us richer but we also learned how to destroy wealth. Great civilization grew up but then disappeared leaving only incredible ruins and ideas. Later books detail some of the ideas and developments that increased the average life span from about 40 years to more than 80 and the average world income from less than $3 to more than $33 per person per day (and to $140 per day in some countries).

Nikolai fought bravely for his country during the second world war in his first battle the batte of Stalingrad he fought to survive. This is his story.

Katyusha was your average young woman in Russia, that was until June 22 when the Blitzkrieg of Russia began. Her town became war-torn and wanting to fight; she picked up arms with her grandfather's rifle. Driven by revenge and hatred towards the Wehrmacht forces, her legacy and wraith were brought forth in its fullest. The first female sniper ever to join the Russian ranks, she quickly became feared on the front as she earned her nickname, 'Die Jägerin.' This was her war, and her stories about survival, betrayal, and her brothers in arms that have fallen in the bloodiest, most desperate battles of WWII leading up to Berlin.

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Vasily Decides to join the war in the Eastern front, his first battle he will be going to will be Stalingrad, the most decisive battle in history and most bloodiest battle before any battle before it. He makes friends along the way but some had died in some gruesome deaths. Will this Russian survive and advance to Berlin to have revenge of his fallen comrades? Or will he suffer the fate of death? EDIT: THIS IS GOING TO BE RE-MAKE INTO A BETTER BOOK, THIS TIME INSTEAD OF READING A MOVIE AS MY SOURCE, I HAVE READ BOOKS AND DOCUMENTARIES ABOUT STALINGRAD, THERE WILL BE NEW CHARACTERS.

You have entered the story of Lieutenant Sergei Kastanovich, sniper in the 56th infantry division during the battle of Stalingrad. Be cautious, as what you are about to experience is not for the faint of heart.

İkinci Dünya Savaşının en şiddetli ve en önemli çarpışmasının geçtiği şehirde Von Paulus komutasında Alman 6.Ordusu ile Stalingrad'a giren ve burada zor günler yaşayan bir onbaşının mutlaka okumanız gereken günlüğü.

It is March 1943. The guns have fallen silent over the Volga, and the German Sixth Army has surrendered. But as the spring thaw melts the ice, it reveals more than just the wreckage of war. Hans Weber, a German deserter hiding in the ruins under a stolen identity, knows the truth. He saw what happened in the Grain Elevator. He knows that the "sickness" buried in the mud isn't dead-it was only sleeping. Now, as the city tries to rebuild, the dead are waking up. And they are hungry.

Milititsya Major Natalya Kornilova is a survivor of Stalingrad and hunter of criminals. In the turmoil after the death of Stalin, she's a mouse in a deadly maze. As the leaders of the Soviet Union fight for supreme power some of them may discover that even a mouse may be deadly.

After a desperate and ultimately catastrophic attempt to take a soviet controlled factory, a handful of German survivors are on the run from the pursuing Russians. They soon find themselves in the sewer system below Stalingrad, where something far more brutal and terrifying than the Russians is hunting them too. What are these horrific creatures? Does the mysterious Nazi officer that has attached himself to the group know more than he is letting on? Can a young Lieutenant retain control of them all? And will any of them escape from this claustrophobic tomb? Wattpad User comments... "Where's the rest? I MUST read the rest! So tense, evocative and terrifying at the same time." "Gripping. Looking forward to reading more. Your action sequences are spot on as others have commented. You've given each character a real individual identity. Can't wait to read more." "This story is so tense. I was reading this with a beating heart! The battle scenes were so vivid, and the characters were imaginable with their well described features." "LOVED THIS! Did it ever get made...?" "I am LOVING this and the way it is heading." "Excellent. The story powers on at a great pace. Nice, rising tension and conflict. Well crafted indeed." "The sense of helplessness amongst the men is palpable and you've done really well ramping-up the tension between them with every set piece. Can't wait to read the pay off." "Lots of tensions between them, there'll be a few more Tarantino standoffs before it ends."

The fictional diary of Rudolf Weiß, a German Grenadier that is part of the 16th Infantry Division in the battle of Stalingrad. This was inspired by other stories of soldiers, mostly the accounts of Wilhelm Hoffman.