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' i Dashing New Styles (Continued From Page One) Dnieper historical An river interesting a possible anchor positions for background of this area is given new German defense line in the following account A United Press Moscow dispatch- reporting that the red army By National Geographic Society was now exerting unrelaxed pres-- 1 WASHINGTON Feb 23 — At sure on th e axis forces on a 1000-- 1 mile front provided the first sub- - Poltava the "roa d backfor nazi stantiation of German claims thatiforces retreating westward from big Russian offensive operations Kharkov cuts through the field were developing on the northern of one of the world's decisive front battles Such a front would take in the On the outskirts of Poltava entire battle line from the Karelian situated about 85 miles southwest peninsula north of Leningrad to of Kharkov the Russians fought the Novorossisk naval base area on and defeated another invader more the Black sea coast than two and a quarter centuries Gerrnany reported that the Rug- - ago That struggle established slang attacking Orel junction Russia as an important European point of the southern and central' power fronts midway on the The battle took place on June Kharkov-Moscorailroad had 27 1709 between the armies of started a drive from the north and Peter the Great and Charles XII tortheast of Sweden Some aspects parallel This would mean that in addition the conflict now being decided on to their enveloping arc extending the flat battle-scarre- d plains of east end south of Orel the Rus- - the Mcraine Flans had opened a new phase of During the Great Northern war their drive from their the young headstrong and milbut strongly manned Belev itaristic ruler of Sweden challenged base 60 miles north of Orel Denmark Poland and Russia To On the four great southern bat- - the Russian front Charles XII had tie fronts Orel Kharkov-Dniepe- r come confident of success after river Donets basin and Novoros- - several spectacular and of t en victories in northern tisk the Russians reported new cheaply-wo- n progress but emphasized the feroc- - i and central Europe Slowly the Russians gave ity of the German counterattacks tr the Donets area ground burning and destroying — i ''""4"-- "1 '' U In historic City Kharkov Taken IIv r i I '''''::74' - ' 1 1 t on |