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... only after they were tracked and depth-charged for hours by these US vessels.
1941: German troops of the 11th Army take Simferopol, the capital of the Crimea and close in on Sevastopol.
1942 November, MORDECAI TENENBAUM-TAMAROFF (Poland)
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... most positions.
1940: RAF bomb Berlin for 25th time.
1941: Germans troops advance in strength, down in to the Crimea, forcing the Russians to fall back in to Sevastopol.
1942: The Germans capture Nalchik in the Caucasus, only 50 miles from the Grozny oil fields.
1942: The US retains control of all their positions on Guadalcanal. An A... |
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... only to return to port at Taranto prematurely without seeing action.
1941: Germans troops advance in strength, down in to the Crimea, forcing the Russians to fall back in to Sevastopol.
1941: The SS Einsatzgruppen operating in the Ukraine massacres between 50,000 and 96,000 Ukranians (of which 33,771 are Jews), at Babi Yar, a ravine about 30 miles outside o... |
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Székekkel és rakétákkal támadtak a focistákra
Az ukrán bajnokság egyik mérkőzésén a szurkolók eddig még nem látott módon támadtak a labdarúgókra. A Sevastopol-Dnyipro találkozón, mely egyébként 1-1-es döntetlennel végződött, az 54. percben váratlan dolog történt. A hazai ultrák úgy próbálták megállítani a Dnyipro akcióját, hogy feltéptép a székeket a lelátón és bedobáltá... |
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Július 3.
1187 July 3, GUY DE LUSIGNAN (King of Jerusalem) (Eretz Israel)
Against the advice of Raymond III of Tripoli and others, he force-marched his troops through the dry, hot Galilee. He was defeated by the Moslems near the Sea of Galilee (the Kinneret) at a site known as the Horns of Hittim.
1475 July 3, MESHULLAM CUSI (Italy)
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| ... remaining forces depend on horses for transport and supply. As the advance lengthens, so do the supply lines, and shortages soon begin to appear at the sharp end. The Russian garrison at Sevastopol begins to evacuate itself by night. Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, chief of the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht, telegraphs his troops, "In line with the prestige and dignity of the German Ar... |
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Június 29.
1494 June 29, JOHN I (Poland)
A fire broke out, destroying part of the city of Cracow. The Jews were accused of setting the fire and attacked. King John ordered them to leave the city and move to the "suburb" of Kazimierz, which became the first Polish ghetto. Jews were confined to the ghetto until 1868.
1654 June 29, CUENCA (Spain)
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... quite different from last year, it's more like Poland. The Russians aren't nearly so thick on the ground. They fire their guns like madmen, but they don't hurt us!". That evening, in Sevastopol, German troops cross North Bay under a smoke screen and seize the southern shore, capturing Inkerman in the process.
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... plant and devastated 27 acres of the inner city. The RAF lost 49 aircraft, a high proportion of them being manned by trainee crews.
1942: German troops drive a wedge into Sevastopol's defenses. The Russians are running out of men, space and time. Surviving fighter aircraft are sent to the Caucasus, conceding the skies to the Luftwaffe. Soon the Russian AA guns are out ... |
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