Stalingrad Madonna Format:DVD highlighting the scenery and attractions

highlighting the scenery and attractions of the region

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Stalingrad Madonna Format:DVD highlighting the scenery and attractionsIn the harsh winter of 1942, Russian troops fight to hold off the advancing German Army at Stalingrad. In his frozen foxhole, German staff physician and Protestant pastor, Kurt Reuber, creates a simple charcoal drawing of the Virgin Mary and the Christ child. At the bottom of the drawing he writes an inscription, "Licht, Leben, Liebe" ("Light, Life, Love"). This documentary tells the story of the Stalingrad Madonna and how it continues to serve as a