- Monument to the Battle of Stalingrad, 1942. Ruins of the command post of the 138th Infantry Division, Lyudnikov Island.
- Contact with "Lyudnikov's Island" was firmly reestablished on the 23rd.[43] The 138th had attacked at 0500 hours on the 21st, capturing four houses...
- After receiving reinforcements, the division launched an offensive, defeated the enemy, and the patch of land was named “Lyudnikov Island”.
- So this little scrap of land, 700 meters wide and 400 meters in depth, is known in the history of the Battle of Stalingrad as Lyudnikov's Island.
- As the Germans attempted to crush Lyudnikov's "island" by pushing it against the Volga River, Soviet Resistance stiffened near the …
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- Lyudnikov Island is not an island on the Volga, as one might think. ... Today, there are three mass graves of Soviet soldiers on the territory of the "island".
- Lyudnikov Island is not an island on the Volga, as one might think. ... Today, there are three mass graves of Soviet soldiers on the territory of the "island".
- More than 70 people participated in a mass community work day on "Lyudnikov's Island".
- Contact with "Lyudnikov's Island" was firmly reestablished on the 23rd.[43] The 138th had attacked at 0500 hours on the 21st, capturing four houses...