Karel Margry visits the Ukraine to tell the story of the battles for this major city which changed hands four times during the war – the first battle (October 1941), the second battle (January – February 1943), the third battle (March 1943) and the fourth battle (August 1943). Preservation – Battery Maxim Gorkii I – One of the strongest fortifications defending the Soviet Naval Base of Sevastopol on the Crimea described by Svein Wiiger Olsen. It Happened Here – Re – enacting Operation ‘Anglo’ – Dr Peter Schenk visits Rhodes where former members of the SAS and SBS commemorated the operation of September 1942.
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After the Battle #189: A Staged Surrender In Crete



