Левитан - О победе под Сталинградом - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

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IN THE LAST HOUR

OUR TROOPS ARE COMPLETELY FINISHED

LIQUIDATION OF GERMAN-FASCIST FORCES,

SURROUNDED IN THE STALINGRAD AREA

Today, February 2, the troops of the Don Front have completely completed the liquidation of the Nazi troops surrounded in the Stalingrad area. Our troops broke the resistance of the enemy, surrounded north of Stalingrad, and forced him to lay down his arms. The last center of enemy resistance in the Stalingrad area was crushed. On February 2, 1943, the historic battle of Stalingrad ended with the complete victory of our troops. Over the past two days, the number of prisoners has increased by 45 thousand, and in total, during the battles from January 10 to February 2, our troops captured 91 thousand German soldiers and officers.

On February 2, our troops captured the commander of the 11th Army Corps, the commander of a group of German troops surrounded north of Stalingrad, Colonel General Strecker and his chief of staff, Colonel of the General Staff Helmut Roskurt.

In addition, on February 1 and 2, the following generals of the German army were captured: 1) commander of the 8th Army Corps, Colonel General Walter Geitz, 2) commander of the 76th Infantry Division, Lieutenant General von Rodenburg, 3) commander of the 113th Infantry Division, Lieutenant General von Lenski , 5) commander of the 389th Infantry Division, Major General Martin Latman, 6) commander of a group of German troops surrounded west of the central part of Stalingrad, Major General Raske, 7) Major General Magnos.

Also taken prisoner were the personal adjutant of Field Marshal Paulus, Colonel Adam, the commander of the 14th Panzer Division, Colonel Ludwig, the commander of the 227th Infantry Regiment of the 100th Infantry Division, Colonel Franz Nybecker, the commander of the 2nd Machine Gun Regiment, Colonel Friedrich Nayer, and the commander of the 29th Artillery Regiment of the 29th Motorized Division, Colonel Günther Krag. , Chief of Staff of the 8th Army Corps Colonel Schnitzer, Chief of Artillery of the 1st Romanian Cavalry Division Colonel Maltopol, Commander of the 13th Engineer Regiment of the 8th Army Corps Colonel Shilleng, Chief of Staff of the 76th Infantry Regiment Colonel Belogulat, Commander of the 48th Separate Signal Regiment Colonel Karenetsky, Commander of the 51st Artillery Regiment of the 376th Infantry division Colonel Schwartz, commander of the 134th Infantry Regiment of the 44th Infantry Division Colonel Boyer, commander of the 376th Artillery Regiment Colonel Fuhr, commander of the 576th Regiment of the 376th Infantry Division Colonel Schiezenf, commander of the 37th Artillery Regiment Colonel Volt, commander of the 134th Artillery Regiment of the 44th Infantry Division Colonel Bosartur, commander of the 536th Infantry regiment of the 376th Infantry Division Colonel Schlesinger, commander of the 627th Infantry Regiment Colonel Berenek, commander of the 767th Infantry Regiment Colonel Steidle, chief of staff of the 14th Panzer Division Colonel von Volt, chief of staff of the 76th Infantry Division Colonel Bridgult, commander of the 54th Infantry Regiment Colonel Leber, Colonel Doctor Kaiser, commander 523 Infantry Regiment 297 Infantry Division Colonel Hans Liebau and many others.

In total, our troops captured 24 generals and more than 2,500 officers in the battles near Stalingrad.

During the general offensive against the encircled enemy troops from January 10 to February 2, according to incomplete data, our troops took the following trophies: aircraft - 750, tanks - 1,550, guns - 6,700; mortars - 1,462; machine guns - 8,135, rifles - 90,000, cars - 61,102, motorcycles - 7,369, tractors, tractors, transporters - 480, radio stations - 320, armored trains - 3, steam locomotives - 56, wagons - 1,125, warehouses with ammunition and weapons - 235 and a large number other military property. The trophy count continues.

This is the outcome of one of the largest battles in the history of warfare.

SOVINFORMBURO.