J.Claude a écrit: Stalingrad choses vue de Vassili Grossmann éditions France d'abord.1945.
J.Claude a écrit:Stalingrad ou la responsabilité du soldat - J.Wieder.Albin Michel.1983.
J.Claude a écrit:Stalingrad- T.Pliever. J'ai lu .1958.
J.Claude a écrit: Le père d'une de mes cousines avait fait Stalingrad comme soldat allemand (11e panzerdivision) Je me rapelle qu'il m'avait dit que la première consigne qu'il avait reçu était de ne pas suivre de trop près les vétérans qui n'aimaient pas les bleus, car ces derniers à force de les "coller" les faisaient repérer par l'ennemi.
Schwarze Kapelle a écrit:"Dernières lettres de Stalingrad" - Editeur : Buchet Chastel (1994) - ISBN-13: 978-2702013137.
Schwarze Kapelle a écrit:Au plaisir de te lire à nouveau sur l'HistoMag.
16 Sep 1942
A battalion of 267th Regiment 94th (Saxon) Division with tanks in support attacked the defenders in the Grain Elevator in the south of the city (Chuikov, 1963; Fowler, 2005). The grain was already burning. The battalion suffered heavy losses and by the end of the day there were at most 60 men in each company. Fighting continued in and around the elevator until 22 Sep. The defenders were a "battalion" from 35th Guards Rifle Division (Dubyanski), although on the evening of 17 Sep there were only 30-35 left alive.
17 Sep 1942
The 92nd Naval Infantry Brigade was involved in fierce fighting (Chuikov, 1963; Clark, 1965; Erickson, 1993, claimed they landed on the night of 17 Sep). During the night of 17-18 Sep a machine gun platoon of 18 men was sent to join the Guardsmen in the Grain Elevator (Fowler, 2005). By that time there were only 30-35 Guardsmen still alive. The navy men brought two Maxim machine-guns and two anti-tank rifles.
18 Sep 1942
At dawn the Germans demanded the surrender of the Grain Elevator, but the defenders declined and promptly disabled the tank carrying the German envoys with their anti-tank rifles (Chuikov, 1963; Clark, 1965). That day the defenders saw off 10 attacks by tanks and infantry from the south and west.
20 Sep 1942
At 1200 hours 12 German tanks and supporting infantry attacked the Grain Elevator (Chuikov, 1963; Clark, 1965). The defenders had already run out of anti-tank rifle ammunition and grenades allowing the German tanks to approach to within point-blank range. A shell destroyed the last two Maxim machine guns, reducing the defenders complement of automatic weapons to a single light machine gun. 150-200 German sub-machine gunners attacked cautiously from behind the tanks, throwing grenades as they advanced. The defenders caught and throw back some of the grenades, but the enemy managed to enter the building from the west. The fight continued in the interior.
Paulus halted major German attacks and requested reinforcements (Fowler, 2005).
22 Sep 1942
The battle in the Grain Elevator raged overnight, but with little ammunition remaining the handful of surviving defenders decided to break out (Clark, 1965). They chose to head south toward Beketovka, thus avoiding the German tanks to the north and east. They passed through a gully, crossed a railway embankment, then stumbled into and destroyed a German mortar battery. After that we know one of them was seriously wounded and captured, but the rest were killed in the retreat. When the Germans finally occupied the Grain Elevator they found about 40 Soviet dead. This brought the south of the city under their control. The Soviets were restricted to the northern landing stages, and then only at night.
pt109 a écrit:22 Sep 1942
The battle in the Grain Elevator raged overnight, but with little ammunition remaining the handful of surviving defenders decided to break out (Clark, 1965). They chose to head south toward Beketovka, thus avoiding the German tanks to the north and east. They passed through a gully, crossed a railway embankment, then stumbled into and destroyed a German mortar battery. After that we know one of them was seriously wounded and captured, but the rest were killed in the retreat. When the Germans finally occupied the Grain Elevator they found about 40 Soviet dead. This brought the south of the city under their control. The Soviets were restricted to the northern landing stages, and then only at night.
désolé pour cette partie je n'arrive pas à comprendre les phrases, en particulier quand ils parles de la retraite vers le Sud.
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