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Plus the recent butterfly in this story is an earlier fall of Sevastopol (by about a month). Which likely reduces the casualties... -
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OK , not very good articles to quote, they seem to have made a conclusion and then worked backwards to justify it. First, most of the...
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9 June 1942. Moscow CCCP Timoshenko’s news to the STAVKA was not only unwelcome, but as far as Stalin was concerned, following the loss...
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5 June 1942. Tripoli, Libya Once the RAF’s Desert Air Force had cleared the North African coast of Italians and Germans, a degree of...
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April 17, 1940 0517 near Stavanger, Norway Six ships’ guns flashed. Fourteen heavy shells heaved skyward along with sixteen lighter...
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March 25, 1940 St. Nazaire, France France’s sole aircraft carrier, Bearn, had a quiet war. She had been used as a beater for the...
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March 24, 1940 Scapa Flow The low islands that surrounded the anchorage were ineffective. Winds that had thousands of miles to flit and...