Admiral
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Base
Now commanding the Black Sea Fleet, Kolchak faces a revolution that reaches his own ships and his own officers.
Home of the Black Sea Fleet, which Admiral Alexander Kolchak commanded in 1916 and 1917, Sevastopol was besieged by Manstein's Eleventh Army from October 1941. The defenders, including the sniper Lyudmila Pavlichenko, held out for 250 days until the fortress fell on 4 July 1942 under massive artillery fire. The Red Army retook the city on 9 May 1944.
Here in the story
Base
Now commanding the Black Sea Fleet, Kolchak faces a revolution that reaches his own ships and his own officers.
Here in the story
Battle
In the besieged naval base she fights a day-long duel with a German sniper and is carried aboard one of the last submarines out.
Diplomacy
Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin met in Crimea to plan Germany's defeat and the postwar order. They agreed to divide Germany into occupation zones and found the United Nations, while Soviet influence in Eastern Europe foreshadowed the Cold War.
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