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1. The siege of Leningrad lasted 900 days and caused 1
2. Two of one hundred and fifty members of the Leningrad 17th Party Congress
3. "Who knows? Something happened at the railway station in Leningrad
4. "The palace-museums at Leningrad are full of such precious artefacts
5. a conflict includes the siege of Leningrad, and the Ukrainian
6. In both Leningrad and the Ukraine, as famine set in, even
7. Nancy then gave her troops one hour to rest a bit and eat before the fleet headed towards Copenhagen, destroying the Gestapo and SD offices there before making stops in Riga, the capital of the now annexed state of Latvia, and Leningrad, in the Soviet Union
8. The stop over Leningrad was different from the previous ones, though
9. The inhabitants of Leningrad ate all of the 'normal food
10. Colonel Ivan Zorokin, head of the NKVD20 in Leningrad, couldn’t help look again outside through a window as he walked towards the office of Colonel-General Dimitri Chernikov, the commander of Leningrad’s garrison
11. The morale inside the besieged city was now rising steadily, along with the popularity of the Time Patrol, even though none of the citizens or soldiers of Leningrad had seen yet a single living Time Patrol member
12. The reason given for such an apparently mindless order was that the Time Patrol was not to be allowed to ‘subvert’ the people of Leningrad through deliveries of food
13. It also stated that the ‘bourgeois spirit’ of Leningrad had to be broken in order to ensure party domination over the citizens of the city
14. One example of Zorokin’s style of leadership was the fact that the NKVD troops in Leningrad now fought side by side with Red Army soldiers, instead of standing in their back, ready to shoot them if they faltered
15. “Look, I received yesterday an order from Moscow telling me to destroy the food supplies you are bringing to Leningrad and to pretext that they are poisoned by you
16. Groth stared at Zorokin as the machine flew towards the giant spaceship that had brought it to Leningrad
17. “Hungry, mostly, but less than most people in Leningrad
18. It is one thing that grates me to no small degree when I see the starvation and misery around Leningrad these days
19. When you return to Leningrad, you may give this piece of news to General Chernikov: two days ago, I served an ultimatum to the High German Command to either start withdrawing on all fronts back into Germany by noon of this Saturday or face total destruction
20. “That order was nothing less than an act of treason against the brave people of Leningrad, who have been enduring hell for a year while resisting the German invaders
21. At this time armoured units of Army Group North reached the outskirts of Leningrad
22. Hitler ordered them to stop; Leningrad was to be starved into submission
23. Next, he ordered Manstein's Eleventh Army to the north in preparation for an assault on Leningrad
24. The Battle of Berlin undoubtedly ranks along with Leningrad, Stalingrad, Hiroshima, and Nagasaki as an example of the horror and destruction accomplished by modern warfare
25. Using rockets and artillery, the Russians evened the scores for Leningrad and Stalingrad
26. Within months the Germans had destroyed most of the Russian Army, taken more than a million prisoners, and Moscow and Leningrad were threatened with emminent capture
27. Germans ran out of time and found themselves trapped in a bitter Russian winter that brutalized both the Russians in the beseiged cities of Leningrad and Moscow and the isolated German
28. The Soviets announced this morning through a public communiqué that they will soon hold some joint military exercises in Ukraine, Belorussia and in the Leningrad area
29. “But the Leningrad institute is one of the leading in
30. This means that for these months Leningrad and others will be without light!”
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32. As a boy in Leningrad I had scaled many such fences
33. Elder was born in Leningrad and grew up in Estonia, where he entered medical school at the age of 16
34. The Germans had hoped to reach Moscow and Leningrad before the Russian winter set in, but didn’t make it
35. They cut Leningrad off and tried to starve it into surrender
36. The people of Leningrad were reduced to eating paste from their wallpaper
37. In 1953 he ‘discovered’ a ‘plot’ by a group of doctors to kill the head of the Leningrad Communist Party, Andrei Zhdanov
38. ‘Good,’ thought Stalin, who hated the city, ‘now I can shoot lots of people in Leningrad for helping the Doctors’ Plot
