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Russian soldiers burned to death during German invasion of the Soviet Union in Summer 1941. Operation Barbarossa, the Nazi invasion dated from June 21-Dec 5, 1941, resulted in the battle deaths of over 450,000 soldier, compared to Germans killed in action of over 160,000. World War 2. (BSLOC 2014 8 19)

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RMKWB7XM–Russian soldiers burned to death during German invasion of the Soviet Union in Summer 1941. Operation Barbarossa, the Nazi invasion dated from June 21-Dec 5, 1941, resulted in the battle deaths of over 450,000 soldier, compared to Germans killed in action of over 160,000. World War 2. (BSLOC 2014 8 19)

RM2J6THP9–(EDITORS NOTE: Image depicts death)A charred body of a Russian soldier rests in a tank bombed by Ukraine artillery in Dmytrivka, outskirts of Bucha. Bucha, a town on the outskirts of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, was controlled by Russian soldiers for about a month. Its liberation on March 31 revealed some of the cruellest atrocities committed by Russian soldiers during the occupation. Buildings were destroyed, and houses looted. Dead bodies were found in Bucha streets, buildings and mass graves.

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RM2J6TPFA–April 7, 2022, Bucha, Ukraine: (EDITORS NOTE: Image depicts death).A charred body of a Russian soldier rests in a tank bombed by Ukraine artillery in Dmytrivka, outskirts of Bucha. Bucha, a town on the outskirts of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, was controlled by Russian soldiers for about a month. Its liberation on March 31 revealed some of the cruellest atrocities committed by Russian soldiers during the occupation. Buildings were destroyed, and houses looted. Dead bodies were found in Bucha streets, buildings and mass graves. (Credit Image: © Rick Mave/SOPA Images via ZUMA Press Wire)

RM2J6THP5–(EDITORS NOTE: Image depicts death)A charred body of a Russian soldier rests in a tank bombed by Ukraine artillery in Dmytrivka, outskirts of Bucha. Bucha, a town on the outskirts of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, was controlled by Russian soldiers for about a month. Its liberation on March 31 revealed some of the cruellest atrocities committed by Russian soldiers during the occupation. Buildings were destroyed, and houses looted. Dead bodies were found in Bucha streets, buildings and mass graves.

RM2J6TGM1–(EDITORS NOTE: Image depicts death)A charred body of a Russian soldier rests in a tank bombed by Ukraine artillery in Dmytrivka, outskirts of Bucha. Bucha, a town on the outskirts of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, was controlled by Russian soldiers for about a month. Its liberation on March 31 revealed some of the cruellest atrocities committed by Russian soldiers during the occupation. Buildings were destroyed, and houses looted. Dead bodies were found in Bucha streets, buildings and mass graves. (Photo by Rick Mave / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

RM2J6TPH8–April 7, 2022, Bucha, Ukraine: (EDITORS NOTE: Image depicts death).A charred body of a Russian soldier rests in a tank bombed by Ukraine artillery in Dmytrivka, outskirts of Bucha. Bucha, a town on the outskirts of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, was controlled by Russian soldiers for about a month. Its liberation on March 31 revealed some of the cruellest atrocities committed by Russian soldiers during the occupation. Buildings were destroyed, and houses looted. Dead bodies were found in Bucha streets, buildings and mass graves. (Credit Image: © Rick Mave/SOPA Images via ZUMA Press Wire)

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