Siege of Leningrad (1941-1944)

Siege of Leningrad (1941-1944)

Initial German Advance and Encirclement (June - September 1941)
Establishment of the Siege and Early German Attacks (September 1941 - December 1941)
The Starvation Winter (December 1941 - March 1942)
The Road of Life: Lake Ladoga Supply Route (Winter 1942 - Spring 1943)
Operation Iskra: Partial Lifting of the Siege (January 1943)
Continued Siege and Soviet Counter-Offensives (1943 - January 1944)
Operation January Thunder: Lifting of the Siege (January - February 1944)
Aftermath and Recovery (Post-February 1944)

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[sdkfz]

Poorly researched with some irrelevant pictures. It lacked numerous important military and historical details.
You must be an English literature major rather. I stopped watching 14 minutes into the video.
Please read more and make sure your pictures, maps, and video clips are related to the topic.

[asullivan]

Interesting and informative.Excellent photography job making it easier for viewers to better understand what the orator was describing. Historians did a very good job presenting actual facts from fiction. Class A research project!!! Orator presented the documentary very well. Rough combat operations on both sides. Had the disillusioned amphetamine addict Hitler allowed his experienced/seasoned generals to proceed with the invasion/conquering of Moscow. Instead of changing operational plans heading south. That gave Moscow the much needed time to fortify the city/reorganize it's demoralized forces. Perhaps Moscow would have been conquered???

[pedjatrninic]

Nobody talks about battle for neva bridgehead?