The Archive · 1941

No Rest for Germans

The "Pravda also stressed that the Germans must be denied shelter, adding, "the "ght for every town and village, every house and every Qullaing and street takes on a more ferocious character in winter con ditions.

"The enemy must not be allowed to get the towns, villages and houses Where they can get warmth and rest They: must have no peace, either by day'oF night, either in blizzards oF

'Meanwhile, the Moscow radio, reporting on fighting in the Volokolamsk Sector, said. that' Lieutenant-General Rokossovsky's forces smashed four German infantry battalions and some 80 tanks of which 36 wore captured, well as three heavy tanks and 20 anti-tank guns and other material.

Russian alrmen_ on the western front in ton days" destroyed 48 planes, 481 tanks, 1,900 trucks and other transport material, the Moscow adio claimed.

The Moscow radio yesterday said the Germans succeeded in penctrat~ Ing the outskirts of Tula. Pierce battles "were taging in the southern and western suburbs of the city, said the Fadio.

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