Image: Dayosh Kiev

Description: Soviet soldiers preparing the rafts to cross the Dnieper (the sign reads "To Kiev!"). The Battle of Dnieper, 1943
Title: Dayosh Kiev
Credit: english wikipedia Originally uploaded 07:21, 30 April 2006 (UTC) by Irpen (talk • contribs) to en:wiki.
Author: unknown war correspondent, soviet army soldier
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