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95 Percent Casualties: Why It Was So Hard to Stop the Nazis From Laying Siege to Leningrad

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The Heroic Story of How the Soviets Broke the Siege of Leningrad

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Doomed: Why Hitler Was Unable to Win the Battle of Leningrad

Field Marshall Wilhelm Ritter von Leeb. October 1941. German Federal Archive/Schröter.

This One Battle Saved Leningrad From Nazi Destruction During World War II

Abandoned Soviet equipment captured by the Finnish east of Kestenga (fin. Kiestinki). Photographed: Kiestini, Louhi 17 November 1941. Finnish Wartime Photograph Archive SA-Kuva.

Operation Silverfox: Hitler's Failed Attempt To Cut the Soviet Union's Last Northern Lifeline

The exultant Leningrad. The siege is removed. Sign on the wall says: Citizens! This part of the street is most dangerous during the artillery barrage. 1944. Wikimedia.

Leningrad Was Hell On Earth—But Stalin Punished the Survivors

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Stories From Leningrad

Russian army servicemen attend rehearsal of the parade to mark 75 years since Leningrad siege was lifted during the World War Two in Saint Petersburg

Surviving The Siege: Stories from Leningrad

Legend-grad: How the Nazis Met Their Doom at the Battle of Leningrad

How Leningrad Suffered Thanks to Hitler

How the Red Army Saved Leningrad in 1941

Survival at Leningrad: How Russians Survived the 900-Day Nazi Siege

What Happened to the Amber Room? A World War II Mystery

How a Soviet Attempt To End the Siege of Leningrad Ended in Disaster

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The Nazis' Violent Road to Leningrad

How the Red Army (Ultimately) Saved Leningrad From Hitler's Onslaught

Showdown at Leningrad: How the Soviet Red Army Sent Hitler Packing