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Soviet sniper Lyudmila Pavlichenko, credited with 309 confirmed kills, appears on Soviet television in 1970. In this footage, Pavlichenko addresses the audience and introduces fellow women veterans of the Red Army, recounting their wartime records as snipers, partisans and aircrew. The footage comes from the 1970 " Goluboy Ogonyok:... show more

WW2 The Eastern Front

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Selective Moral Outrage is a confirming indicator10 days ago

We must never forget that Pan European Fascism died on the steppes of Mother Russia

Objectif Lyon !10 days ago

So much pain behind their smiles…

May1 Ghr10 days ago

❤️🫡👏🏻

Миша Афонин СССР-ЧВК"Wagner Group"10 days ago

Не кажется ли вам, джентльмены, что вы слишком долго прячетесь за моей спиной

Vasilev 10 days ago

They were all raised to be strong and steadfast in the spirit of Lermontov’s *Borodino*, which they knew by heart. They knew exactly what was expected of them.

EGoldstein_0610 days ago

Born Belova, from a Red Commissar family.

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