Published in: oDR
Volgograd: what’s in a name?

Published on: 12 April 2011

Written by: Oksana Zagrebnyeva All articles by Oksana Zagrebnyeva

Volgograd has had many incarnations, but is best known as Stalingrad for the great WWII battle that raged in and...

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