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The History of WWII Podcast

Episode 477-Who Has Who Surrounded?

The History of WWII Podcast

Ray Harris Jr

Society & Culture, Education, History

4.54.5K Ratings

🗓️ 15 July 2024

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

The Soviet front around Kiev is crumbling fast. Over 40 divisions are cut off and surrounded. No help is coming and Stalin has forbade a retreat. Most of these men will perish, but the real question is, how many of the enemy can they take with them? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0

New Series, those about to die only on prime video.

0:04.0

Let the game spagge!

0:06.0

Win or lose, all must fight to survive.

0:09.0

My son, so then you can fight.

0:11.0

Enter the arena of the Gladiators,

0:13.8

starring Anthony Hopkins.

0:15.6

Nothing is more important than our beloved role.

0:18.4

From the Director of Independence Day.

0:20.9

The moment is upon us.

0:22.4

Kill or be killed.

0:25.0

Those about to die, 19th of July, only on Prime Video. Hello and thank you for listening to the history of World War II Podcast, Episode 477, Who Has Who Surrounded?

0:49.2

Last time on September 14, 1941, the two Panzer Pinsers, Guderian from the north and

0:55.8

Von Klais from the south, met at Loch Vista about 110 miles or 177

1:02.3

kilometers east of Kiev, thus closing the escape route of General

1:06.8

Kropanus and his men defending the city. Not that the General and the men under

1:11.7

him were going anywhere on the orders of Stalin.

1:15.4

One might wonder what's the difference between dying from a German bullet versus a Russian one?

1:21.3

The answer being, of course, that the Russian bullet has comrades and they may very

1:26.2

well visit your family. Or the loved ones may just end up as political prisoners in Siberia. Either way, the stage was set. Kiev was cut off and no one was coming to help. The trapped

1:40.2

men there inside would either hold out or they would not.

1:45.8

And though the Germans would come to believe by 1943 that the Russians were not

1:50.6

mere mortals, they were, some of them tried to escape this corridor.

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