File:Battle of Moscow.jpg

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DescriptionBattle of Moscow.jpg	English: Armed with heavy shovels, a hastily assembled work force of Moscow women and elderly men gouge a huge tank trap out of the earth to halt German Panzers advancing on the Russian capital. In the feverish effort to save the city, more than 100,000 citizens labored from mid-October until late November digging ditches and building other obstructions. When completed, the ditches extended more than 100 miles. Source: Scanned from "Russia Besieged" (ISBN 705405273), page 165 Image originally from the United States Information Agency Български: Съветски граждани копаят земята, за да създадат анти-танкови съоръжения (около Москва - по време на Битката при Москва).
Date	7 August 2004
Source	Scanned from "Russia Besieged" (ISBN 705405273), page 165
Author	United States Information Agency

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