Summary

German Army retreats from the Eastern Front and destroy railroads and villages in their way, during World War II. A map shows German expansion on the eastern front in Estonian LIthuanian border in Europe, during World War II. German soldiers retreat from the eastern front towards a new line of defense. German soldiers dynamite railroad tracks and retreat from a burning village. Natives of the village evacuate it with their luggage and livestock. Soviet tanks and trucks damaged by German small arms and artillery fired. Location: Russia. Date: 1944.

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Title: German army retreats from the eastern front and destroy railroads and Russian villages in their way, during World War II.
Description: German Army retreats from the Eastern Front and destroy railroads and villages in their way, during World War II. A map shows German expansion on the eastern front in Estonian LIthuanian border in Europe, during World War II. German soldiers retreat from the eastern front towards a new line of defense. German soldiers dynamite railroad tracks and retreat from a burning village. Natives of the village evacuate it with their luggage and livestock. Soviet tanks and trucks damaged by German small arms and artillery fired. Location: Russia. Date: 1944.
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Date: 1944
Clip ID: 65675056376-H264

Keywords

German Army retreats
Russia
EstonianLithuanian border
solders dynamite railroads
World War II
refugees
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