The Horror of Stalingrad.
As temperatures dropped to minus 30 degrees Centigrade the German bread ration, already as low as 100 grammes a day was reduced to just 50. The starving German soldiers were forced to slaughter their horses, and later to eat their beloved dogs, then later still, to dig up their frozen carcasses to eat the bones. Other Germans in the city, who...
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As temperatures dropped to minus 30 degrees Centigrade the German bread ration, already as low as 100 grammes a day was reduced to just 50. The starving German soldiers were forced to slaughter their horses, and later to eat their beloved dogs, then later still, to dig up their frozen carcasses to eat the bones. Other Germans in the city, who...
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....stalingrad continued.
The "Deafening Roar Of Battle".
The German Sixth Army under the command of General Paulus reached the outskirts of Stalingrad in August. The Germans captured more than half of the city.
On October 14, Paulus launched a major offensive to crush the Soviets still holding out around the tractor factory and the Red October factory. General Chuikov who was in command of these...
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The "Deafening Roar Of Battle".
The German Sixth Army under the command of General Paulus reached the outskirts of Stalingrad in August. The Germans captured more than half of the city.
On October 14, Paulus launched a major offensive to crush the Soviets still holding out around the tractor factory and the Red October factory. General Chuikov who was in command of these...
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the battle for stalingrad...continued.
Blitzkrieg
The war had already been in progress for nearly two years when Hitler's armies invaded Russia in the summer of 1941. The German army was both well-equipped and well-led and it quickly scored incredible victories against the ill-prepared Soviets.
By December 1941 Hitler's soldiers had laid siege to Leningrad (now renamed St Petersburg) in the north and had reached the...
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Blitzkrieg
The war had already been in progress for nearly two years when Hitler's armies invaded Russia in the summer of 1941. The German army was both well-equipped and well-led and it quickly scored incredible victories against the ill-prepared Soviets.
By December 1941 Hitler's soldiers had laid siege to Leningrad (now renamed St Petersburg) in the north and had reached the...
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evil:
hhhmmmm....very interesting! thanks for the history lesson! history is one of my fav subjects! more to come later i suspect...
gibblesthechimp:
Startled by the ferocity of the defenders, and the technological advancements of the formidable T-34 tank; many of Germany's top commanders had recommended pulling back, regrouping. Hitler would have none of it.
Stalingrad would fall!
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Spring is coming dude! Can you feel it? I am so looking forward to the warm days ahead. I look forward to Stalingrad as well.....
Stalingrad would fall!
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Spring is coming dude! Can you feel it? I am so looking forward to the warm days ahead. I look forward to Stalingrad as well.....
Stalingrad...continued from sunday.
The German defeat here was the first major Soviet victory of the 1939-'45 war. After Stalingrad the Nazis never regained the initiative on the Eastern Front; the tide finally began to turn against Hitler and his attempt to dominate the whole of Europe.
The site of this famous Soviet victory is now marked by a gigantic statue of Mother Russia, which at...
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The German defeat here was the first major Soviet victory of the 1939-'45 war. After Stalingrad the Nazis never regained the initiative on the Eastern Front; the tide finally began to turn against Hitler and his attempt to dominate the whole of Europe.
The site of this famous Soviet victory is now marked by a gigantic statue of Mother Russia, which at...
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voltaire:
what's up dude?
The Battle of Stalingrad
The Battle of Stalingrad lasted five months and is reckoned to have claimed more lives than any other single conflict of the Second World War.
Finally, Hitler's troops surrendered. It was to prove a crucial moment in the Nazis' defeat.
Every year, at the beginning of February, the anniversary of the Red Army's victory is marked by the Russians. They remember...
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The Battle of Stalingrad lasted five months and is reckoned to have claimed more lives than any other single conflict of the Second World War.
Finally, Hitler's troops surrendered. It was to prove a crucial moment in the Nazis' defeat.
Every year, at the beginning of February, the anniversary of the Red Army's victory is marked by the Russians. They remember...
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Welcome to a world of hate
Your life of buried dreams
Smothered by the soils of fate
Welcome, to a world of pain
Bitterness your only wealth
The sands of time kicked in your face
Rubbed in your face...
When aspirations are squashed
When life's chances are lost
When all hope is gone
When expectations are quashed
When self esteem is lost
When ambition is...
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evil:
aawwwww!!!!
luv u 2 baby!!!
luv u 2 baby!!!
evil:
good luck! sometimes the stipid sayings are actually right, it's jus one day at a time!!! 
NORTHERN IRELAND TIMELINE- Beyond The Pale!
The siege of Carrickfergus 1315 - 1316
After the Battle of Connor all of Ulster was in the hands of Edward Bruce and his Irish allies, with the sole exception of Carrickfergus. In October 1315 Edward II's victuallers were ordered to supply 30 crannocks of wheat to the defenders of the castle, but ships carrying the grain were scattered...
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The siege of Carrickfergus 1315 - 1316
After the Battle of Connor all of Ulster was in the hands of Edward Bruce and his Irish allies, with the sole exception of Carrickfergus. In October 1315 Edward II's victuallers were ordered to supply 30 crannocks of wheat to the defenders of the castle, but ships carrying the grain were scattered...
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evil:
have a great weekend!!!
dragonflycq:
Come say hi if you do!!!
EMPATHOLOGICAL NECROTICISM (CARCASS) Lyrics by: jeff walker*
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Bloodied, torn and twisted
Severe mutilation is all that remains
Stagnating in shrink-wrap
Empty the contents onto the mortuary slab...
The morbid, muted body
Is dissected, lacerated and shred -
Life is hard as a mortuary technician
The fumes go straight to my head...
The trunk now depleting gristle, with bactericidal decay
This discissed disarticulation I bludgeon...
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Bloodied, torn and twisted
Severe mutilation is all that remains
Stagnating in shrink-wrap
Empty the contents onto the mortuary slab...
The morbid, muted body
Is dissected, lacerated and shred -
Life is hard as a mortuary technician
The fumes go straight to my head...
The trunk now depleting gristle, with bactericidal decay
This discissed disarticulation I bludgeon...
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bloodycrackdown6:
....lead singer/bass for the band carcass.
evil:
oh
BLOODY CRACKDOWN LEAVES MANY CAUGHT IN THE LINE OF FIRE!
Richmond, Va. - The battle begins in the concrete jungles and ghettos of Randolph, and ends on the blood-spattered sidewalks and back alleys in Richmond.
On Friday a city of Richmond sport utility vehicle was travelling on Wallace St., in the Randolph section of the city. It was carrying four Richmond City Council members returning...
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Richmond, Va. - The battle begins in the concrete jungles and ghettos of Randolph, and ends on the blood-spattered sidewalks and back alleys in Richmond.
On Friday a city of Richmond sport utility vehicle was travelling on Wallace St., in the Randolph section of the city. It was carrying four Richmond City Council members returning...
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bloodycrackdown6:
...don't worry, we're makin our way up the ladder.
voltaire:
what evil said...
St. Valentines Day -101
There are varying opinions as to the origin of Valentine's Day. Some experts state that it originated from St. Valentine, a Roman who was martyred for refusing to give up Christianity. He died on February 14, 269 A.D., the same day that had been devoted to love lotteries. Legend also says that St. Valentine left a farewell note for the jailer's...
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There are varying opinions as to the origin of Valentine's Day. Some experts state that it originated from St. Valentine, a Roman who was martyred for refusing to give up Christianity. He died on February 14, 269 A.D., the same day that had been devoted to love lotteries. Legend also says that St. Valentine left a farewell note for the jailer's...
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