12th Mogilev-Yampolsky Fortified Area - Bunker 112

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Here are two interesting videos from "Die Deutsche Wochenschau" from 1941 depicting the battles at the Dniester River:

На Днестре в 1941 линия Сталина - YouTube

ДОТ (112) місто Могилів Подільський липень 1941 рік - YouTube

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Partially sunken remains of the pontoon crossing on the Dniester river since the Second World War, Dniester Canyon, Ternopil region of western Ukraine.

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A wounded Soviet POW applies pressure to his leg after his bunker on the Dniester River was blown up by German forces. Between 22 June and 26 July 1941, Axis Romanian troops with the help of the Wehrmacht recovered Bessarabia (modern-day Moldova) and northern Bukovina (in present-day Ukraine). The Soviets employed scorched earth tactics during their forced retreat from Bessarabia, destroying the infrastructure and transporting movable goods to Russia by railway. At the end of July, after a year of Soviet rule, the region was once again under Romanian control. Near the Dniester River, Moldova. July 1941.

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I found a website with amazing photographs from the book" ROMANIAN AND GERMAN TROOPS IN BESSARABIA, UKRAINE AND CRIMEA, 1941-42.".

Romanian and German Troops in Bessarabia, Ukraine and Crimea, 1941-42. Part I

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Took these photographs in July 2022.