Air raid, aircraft formation near Sevastopol, May 8, 1944 J. Chaldej about the picture: “I took the photo on May 8, 1944. On May 9, Sevastopol was captured. That was a year in front of the win. I sat in the American bomber Boston, a machine of American origin, equipped with bombs and rockets, but with a Russian pilot. ' Second World War. In October 1941, the Wehrmacht conquered a large part of Crimea as part of Operation Barbarossa. Since then, the Red Army has been trying to liberate Crimea again. It wasn't until 1944 that the time had come. The main battle for Crimea began on April 8, 1944. On May 12, 1944, Crimea was liberated from German occupation
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Air raid, aircraft formation near Sevastopol, May 8, 1944 J. Chaldej about the picture: “I took the photo on May 8, 1944. On May 9, Sevastopol was captured. That was a year in front of the win. I sat in the American bomber Boston, a machine of American origin, equipped with bombs and rockets, but with a Russian pilot. ' Second World War. In October 1941, the Wehrmacht conquered a large part of Crimea as part of Operation Barbarossa. Since then, the Red Army has been trying to liberate Crimea again. It wasn't until 1944 that the time had come. The main battle for Crimea began on April 8, 1944. On May 12, 1944, Crimea was liberated from German occupation

Date

May 07, 1944

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Photo12/ImageBROKER/Jewgeni Chaldej / Sammlung E.Volland & H.Krimmer

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