Liberation of the Baltics (1944)

A Guards rocket launcher crew loads a combat vehicle and installs a rocket on the launchers.

Rocket launchers fire at the enemy during the Baltic Offensive in September 1944; clouds of smoke rise from German positions.

Shells explode over German positions.

The signal to launch a rocket attack is given.

Soviet infantry rises from a trench to attack.

The infantry rises to attack.

A machine gun crew changes firing positions, advancing.

The infantry attacks the enemy with tank support.

A wounded soldier is evacuated to the rear.

A machine gunner rises from a trench to attack.

Red Army infantry attacks the enemy with tank support.

A female medical orderly carries a wounded man on a groundsheet to the rear.

Bandaged wounded evacuated from the front lie on the grass.

One of the wounded is placed in a cart.

An officer observes the infantry advancing to the attack through binoculars.

Red Army soldiers drive captured German soldiers to the rear.

German prisoners walk along a trench, followed by the scouts in camouflage who captured them.

The scouts stand over the body of a fallen comrade.

Horse-drawn light artillery trots along the road.

Local residents ring the alarm in the bell tower.

The faces of locals greeting Red Army units.

A Red Army artillery crew passes by.

A destroyed German tank and a dead wagon horse.

Heavy artillery on tracks moves along the road during the offensive in the Baltics.

A column of Soviet troops moves along the road.