View of Collioure Painting by Henri Matisse

Famous Art work & Drawing by Henri Matisse - View of Collioure

View of Collioure. 1906. Oil on canvas. The Hermitage, St. Petersburg, Russia

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The Second World War at its peak. Germany, along with Japan and Italy, was winning one front after another. But, the most important front, Stalingrad had still not fallen into the hands of the Nazis. The eyes of the Nazi forces were on this important front.

Luckily, Stalin got thenews that Japan will not attack Russia because she needed three lakh soldiers to win in Thailand and Malaya. This was a good news. Stalin immediately drew back all his soldiers from the other fronts and stationed them at Stalingrad. With this started the downfall of Hitler and his forces. The man who passed this vital information, which changed the course of history, was Dr Richard Sorgi.

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