Website review: 05. Stalingrad | 1942-1943 | Photos...
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•26 reviews since Nov 22, 2004
photography, history, wwii
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slashpoke1111 rated 2 months ago- very interesting
- BLUNDER42000 rated 3 months ago
- From the page: "Stalingrad | 1942-1943" This battle was turning point of the war, but you have to ask yourself some serious questions about the conduct of the Soviet army towards prisoners of war. Of the 290,000 men of the German Sixth army encircled in Stalingrad only 5000 survived their incarceration.Not even the Japanese who's brutality was legendary managed to slaughter that many prisoners.
- IntrepidDreamer rated 3 months ago
- fine photos. war is horrible but one may still smile in its midst thank you kiribird2 fot the stumble.
- kiribird2 rated 3 months ago
- Stalingrad, 1942-1943 Zelma documented one of the turning points of the Second World War... ...be very, very grateful and maybe you'd better see below..
- Brunello31 rated 3 months ago
- Great archive of the most important battle in human history
- leo-argu rated 3 months ago
- from georgii selma, russian photographer and soldier, without doubt Stalingrad battle save the world from the nazi reign..
- dtanner89 rated 3 months ago
- Excellent Soviet-perspective photographs of what was arguably the turning point of the Second World War.
- dumbbum rated 4 months ago
- One of the Best photographers of WW II! Of course the pics are not as clear as we are used to now with digital and photoshop, but we are talking 65 years ago... And Zelma was right there in the line of fire!
- davidblyth rated 4 months ago
- Haunting photos of a country in crisis!
