The Volga, It's Finger in the Wind, Is It?

Chukov is clinging on. He's got these four little bridgeheads and, you know, they're there. But the weather is obviously starting to turn. It's getting really, really cold. They get the first little flake of snow on the 17th. The following morning, the freezing fog is as thick as milk. So the Germans can't really attack. They're stuffed. You literally can't see more than a pea super that they used to have in London. There are 3,500 Russian guns, heavy mortars and kututas open up. That's just the artillery to support the Northern thrust. And if the Germans are worried about it, they