Light cruiser Molotov in port as Sevastopol, Russia (later Ukraine), 1941Light cruiser Voroshilov, Sevastopol, Russia, circa 1940sGerman soldiers resting in Crimea, Russia (now Ukraine), circa 1942Horst Grund at a war cemetery in Krym (Crimea), Russia, circa Jan 1942
Light cruiser Molotov in port as Sevastopol, Russia (later Ukraine), 1941Light cruiser Voroshilov, Sevastopol, Russia, circa 1940sGerman soldiers resting in Crimea, Russia (now Ukraine), circa 1942Horst Grund at a war cemetery in Krym (Crimea), Russia, circa Jan 1942
Horst Grund in Kerch, Krym, Russia, circa May 1942Soviet brigade commissar Veselov with a machine gun crew, Krym, Russia (now Ukraine), Apr-May 1942; note Maxim M1910 machine gunFranklin Roosevelt speaking with Harry Hopkins, Saki, Russia, early Feb 1945Vyacheslav Molotov and Joseph Stalin at Yalta Conference, Livadiya, Russia (now Ukraine), Feb 1945
Horst Grund in Kerch, Krym, Russia, circa May 1942Soviet brigade commissar Veselov with a machine gun crew, Krym, Russia (now Ukraine), Apr-May 1942; note Maxim M1910 machine gunFranklin Roosevelt speaking with Harry Hopkins, Saki, Russia, early Feb 1945Vyacheslav Molotov and Joseph Stalin at Yalta Conference, Livadiya, Russia (now Ukraine), Feb 1945
Harry Hopkins, Steve Early, and Chip Bohlen at Livadia Palace, Krym, Russia, Feb 1945
Harry Hopkins, Steve Early, and Chip Bohlen at Livadia Palace, Krym, Russia, Feb 1945


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