Stalingrad Heritage

Stalingrad Heritage
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  We intend to champion the sacrifice and selfless role the people of Stalingrad and the Red Army who fought there played in the Second World War, and its significance in international heritage. Moreover, we want to help foster relations between ex combatants of the conflict, youth groups of hero cities of the old Soviet Union, youth groups in their sister cities, and peace groups worldwide. The name of the city was changed to Volgograd in 1961, though it reverts to former name on military ceremony dates. The city today has about 1.02 million inhabitants, and is the administrative centre of the Volgograd Oblast region. There are still hundreds of thousands of fallen soldiers on battlefield, in the region and around the city. As a result, volunteers from the local area and overseas dig out bodies in their spare time. These excavated bodies are given ceremonial burials on military ceremony days. We place alot of reliance on records sent us from volunteers. If you have access to any veteran