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1947 RUSSIA: World War II: life in post-war Stalingrad
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0:50Now PlayingDate: 1st May 1947
Location: Stalingrad
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Today Inside Stalingrad
SOVIET UNION (RUSSIA): Stalingrad (Volgograd):
PRISONERS OF WAR German Prisoners helping in reconstruction of Stalingrad
RUSSIA. Shots of Stalingrad today
STALINGRAD Today inside Stalingrad - shots of the ruined streets - Steel mills again working. German P.O.W. helping in the reconstruction of the city. People buying food in the market streets.
STEEL-MILLS Steel mills operating again in Stalingrad
Soviet Union - USSR - Post-war - Battle of Stalingrad (Siege of Stalingrad) - World War II (WW2)
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