The Horsemen in the war for Freedom - War History -

In 1941, the small Tuvan People's Republic, with a population of just 95,000, declared war on Nazi Germany. Defying their modest size, Tuvans sent 200 brave horsemen to the front lines. By February 1943, they arrived on the outskirts of Stalingrad, stunning the Germans with their presence. Mounted on small, shaggy horses and armed with bows and arrows, these warriors evoked the image of ancient Huns. In the fierce battles for the Middle Aktobe Station, the Tuvans showed no mercy, took no prisoners, and instilled fear in the German troops. Their combat skills and traditional warfare tactics made them seem like legends come to life. This story is a remarkable chapter in war history, showcasing the valor and unique combat style of the Tuvan warriors
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