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Description An animation depicting the six lines of attack comprising Operation Barbarossa on June 22, 1941 from the The Battle of Russia, the fifth film in the Why We Fight series.
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Source Screenshot taken from The Battle of Russia.
Author The Why We Fight series was created by the US Army Pictorial Services; Maps were prepared by the US War Department.
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