Girl from Stalingrad. Efetov M.S.

Fifty -eight days (September - November 1942), fighters of the Red Army under the command of the guard of Sergeant Yakov Pavlov defended a ten -story building. Having passed half the European Europe, the Nazis could not take 14 steps to capture this house. And from that moment the war turned back: Soviet troops began the offensive.

It was from the basement of Pavlov’s house that small light was saved. She remained to live in a shelf, since attempts to find her relatives, alas, were unsuccessful. When the war ended, the girl saw how the native Stalingrad was rebuilt, how adults, replacing tunics to civilian clothes, returned to peaceful, vital professions.

“Girl from Stalingrad”-a story-panrama, telling about a turning point in the turning point in The stories of the Great Patriotic War, about the fate of those children for whom they fought, giving their lives, Soviet soldiers.

to the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War.

for middle school age.