The Siege of Leningrad was a tragedy from "summary" of A People's Tragedy by Orlando Figes
The Siege of Leningrad was a catastrophe of unparalleled proportions. It was a human disaster that unfolded over two and a half years, claiming the lives of hundreds of thousands of civilians. The city was cut off from the outside world, surrounded by German forces intent on starving its inhabitants into submission. The people of Leningrad endured unimaginable suffering during the siege. Food supplies were scarce, and starvation became a daily reality for many. The harsh winter only added to the misery, as people struggled to stay warm and fed in subzero temperatures. The city's infrastructure crumbled under the strain, leaving its residents without basic necessities like water and electricity. Despite the dire circumstances, the people of Leningrad showed remarkable resilience and solidarity. They banded together to support one another, sharing what little resources they had and caring for the sick and wounded. The siege ...
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