900 Days in Leningrad

900 Days in Leningrad

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On September 8, 1941, the Nazi regime surrounded current day St. Petersburg, trapping millions of civilians, including fourteen-year-old Anastasiya Kolovsky and her family. Over a million Soviet Union civilians and soldiers died of starvation and bombardment during the infamous Siege of Leningrad, but will Anastasiya, a young, yet intelligent girl survive her teenage years in Leningrad? Read to find out!
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Katyusha

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