Sanitarniy Lev Vassilievich Pavlov  Soviet Naval Infantry Aidman, Sevastopol 1942

The heroic defense of Sevastopol was the Soviet verision of the Alamo. When the port finally fell to overwhelming force, the German time table was fatally upset.

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Private Oleg Grigorievich Titov  Soviet Tank Crewman, Upper Don 1942

The emergance of a stronger Red Army was personified by the armor units, which became increasingly better armed and led.

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Senior Sergeant Ilya Romanovich Mironov  Soviet Anti-Tank Rifle NCO, Dnieper 1943

By 1943, the Soviet soldier proved to be the equal of their German antagonists.  Although the fight would still be long and hard, victory was now possible.

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Sergeant Vadim Antonovich Popov and Laika  Soviet Infantry Scout, Belarus 1944

The Soviet Union continued its unstoppable drive east, halting only when Berlin itself lay in ruins.  Along the way, many countires were liberated, although Soviet rule was not much better than the Nazis.

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Junior Lieutenant Pavel Nikolaievich Chernov  Infantry Officer, Byelorussia 1944

The Red Army's leadership continued to improve as the war dragged on.

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