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lrqylylzwy A Red Army nurse tells the horrors of the battle of Stalingrad __________________________________________________________ Former Red Army nurse Maria, now 89, remembers the horrors of the battle in fine detail. "I will never forgive the Germans," she told an AFP reporter from the Moscow Veterans' Association headquarters in Moscow. Maria Rakhlina still regains her image with "a bowel of a soldier who is incapable of seeing what happened to him," recalling pictures of "children trampled by tanks". The Battle of Stalingrad is a major historical event in Russia, and celebrations are held every year in honor of the Red Army's victory over the Nazi army in the winter of 1943. Maria was born into a family of Ukrainian military personnel. After the Nazi army invaded the Soviet Union on June 22, 1941, she, like her other classmates, wanted to go to the front when she was 17. "They told us then that we had to wait for our turn," she said. A few months later, it was indeed her turn to go to the front lines, as an armored division joined her as a nurse. In July 1942, Maria was injured in the face by a bomb near her, and was taken to a hospital in the vicinity of Stalingrad on the banks of the Volga, which was awaiting a ferocious German attack to storm it. On the morning of August 23, hours before the violent German raids began in preparation for ground advances in the city's districts, Maria and two other nurses entered Stalingrad for the first time. "Suddenly, the ground shook from beneath us, we jumped to the nearest hole in our neighborhood, and five other people jumped over us. On that day, German aircraft dropped 1,000 tons of bombs on the city ... As of September, heavy fighting began in the city, from street to street and from building to building, and even inside the building itself. "The Germans were very close," said Maria. "At times of truce, we could hear them laughing and shouting, 'Russians, come share our food,'" she said. Ten minutes later the fighting was resuming. According to Maria, Stalin was present in the minds of Soviet fighters and volunteers all the time. But Maria knows nothing about the force. "What special force? One of our 1

lrqylylzwy Why did it happen in India and not in Iraq? Amjad Aldhamat Iraq Iraq's sectarian mindset is shocked to hear that the world's largest Hindu country, but the world's most populous democracy (about 1.3 billion people), was elected in 2002 as a Muslim president, although Muslims in India do not exceed about 14% of the general population. This Muslim president has won the love of the citizens who called him the `` head of the people '', even though in democratic countries, noble titles are not given to presidents, as in the dictatorship of the Third World countries (Father Leader, Beloved President, Leader of Necessity, Symbol of the Nation). ... etc). Once again, the illiterate mindset of a nation (read), whose leaders are half-educated and falsified, is shocked to learn that this Muslim man, before and after the presidency, is a great astronomer with the greatest scientific achievements in the country, such as the launch of the first Indian satellite, the development of a pillar. Low cost cardiac design, tablet computer for health care in rural areas, etc., enough that he holds (40) honorary doctorate from various universities in the world, and that the United Nations considered the day of his birth (International Student Day), and Switzerland even considered the day of his visit Is (the day of science), for all this and other parties asked Han Yeh him to run for office, even though it does not belong to any independent party, for its efficiency and Almath and not his religion or doctrine or his party or his clan, as happens in some countries! Of course, I deliberately did not mention the name of this Muslim president at the beginning of the article to know that the Iraqi sectarian mentality will be preoccupied with the eternal question sterile about the doctrine of the man Is it Shiite or Sunni? But I will let curiosity and confusion kill this mentality and just mention his name only (Abu Bakr Zine El Abidine)! The third shock, which is always from India, is that the Hindu-dominated Indian people (about 80% of the population) were elected in 2004 as Prime Minister (Manmohan Singh), a Sikh religion that constitutes only about 2% of the population.

lrqylylzwy s of bombs on the city ... As of September, heavy fighting began in the city, from street to street and from building to building, and even inside the building itself. "The Germans were very close," said Maria. "At times of truce, we could hear them laughing and shouting, 'Russians, come share our food,'" she said. Ten minutes later the fighting was resuming. According to Maria, Stalin was present in the minds of Soviet fighters and volunteers all the time. But Maria knows nothing about the force. "What special force? One of our 1,500-strong units tried to retreat. The Germans exterminated it," we said. Our mission was to provide Red Army soldiers with food and equipment to be superior to the Nazi army. Maria had ambulance supplies but "bandages, iodine and scissors". The nurse, who weighs no more than 40 kilograms, tells how several missions were carried out at the time. One day, she had to pull a severely wounded officer from the bank of the frozen Volga to the other bank. The officer and the two nurses did not have themselves to cry. "It was too heavy," she says. At the end of January 1943, Maria was forced to sneak between the bodies of German soldiers that were still warm under the rubble of a factory, to protect herself from frost. "There were four bodies, I lay on top of them, slept, and I felt like I was dying," she says. They were found among the bodies, and the Soviets thought they were dead, before a guard discovered that they were still alive. On February 2, 1943, German forces under General Paulus surrendered under the siege of the Red Army, ending the Battle of Stalingrad, a turning point in World War II history. "I survived," Maria said. "I didn't kill any German, but I didn't treat any of them." #Saadi_Small

lrqylylzwy Khatoon Baghdad novel by Iraqi writer Shaker Nouri A dramatic novel that blends the human, social and political side of the life of the heroine (Bill Bell) Secretary of the British Governor of Iraq on the one hand and the reality of political, social and cultural Iraq during the time of Bill Bell between 1917 and 1926, where she died and was buried in Baghdad, the novel dives into the life, personality and psychological She wrote in her memoirs that she was the maker of the kings of the East, the British intelligence girl who was crazy about the secrets of the East, who loved Iraq and provided him with many details that changed from his contemporary history such as her establishment of the Iraqi Museum and the National Library and her relations with his politicians and society and her daily touring the alleys of Baghdad The novel presents many of the real details that were derived from the memoirs of Bill and her famous letters preserved in British museums and collected and published in a book later .. Bill, which Baghdadi called the title of the khatun .. The author borrowed this title and put the title of the novel .. Hatun Baghdad For more details, offers and cultural information, subscribe to the #Nippor Stamps page

lrqylylzwy One of the benefits of obtaining a visa to Mahabad, which is ruled by the king of Israel, is that the visa opens a wider door for the free, civilized and advanced world of Israel. They were received in Bahrain by Arab pajamas, Abu Dhabi Zayed Al Khobar and Oman. Iraqis hastened to enter Mahabad on a very cheap visa, stamped by Massoud Barzani equivalent to the seal of Tel Aviv airport. Do not forget that our politicians in Najaf, Karbala and the Green Zone preceded us to Haifa, and to the religion of kings people. Saddam Hussein's mistake is that he did not sit with our Zionist cousins ​​under the same roof as our leaders sat today in a time of democracy. Salam alaikoum, Adel Zawya, the day you entered the Green Zone, the day the guardian of the jurist was sealed on your ass, the Zionists and the American White House, and Salami crosses to Najaf and Karbala, which received Fouad Ibn Eliezer.

lrqylylzwy The slaves in America have long been divided into two parts (House slaves) and (slaves of the field)! Field slaves live in oppression and humiliation and suppression and serve in the fields day and night !! While the house slaves considered themselves to be a class of slaves, they ate the leftovers of their masters' food, dressed in their old clothes and served in the houses of the white masters! Whenever the slaves of the fields gathered to liberate themselves from slavery, the beneficiaries of the house slaves disagreed with them. Slaves beneficiaries were doing this not for the purpose or wisdom, but because the leftovers of food and clothes are more precious than freedom !! These are the reason for the failure of any attempt to gain freedom.

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