Siege of Leningrad — German Observers | WWII Matte Poster | 28 × 40″ | WAR ARCHIVE 009

SIEGE OF LENINGRAD — 1941–1944

German troops observe the Leningrad Front during one of the longest and most devastating sieges of the Second World War.

Beginning in September 1941, German and Axis forces encircled Leningrad while Soviet forces fought to maintain access to the city. The siege continued for more than two years before it was finally broken in January 1944.

WAR ARCHIVE presents the photograph in a restrained archival layout, retaining the stark atmosphere of the original image while adding only the essential historical context.

WAR ARCHIVE NO. 009

Poster details

• 28 × 40 inches
• Premium matte finish
• Museum-grade archival paper
• Pigmented archival inks
• Approx. 175–189 g/m² paper depending on fulfilment provider
• Unframed
• Indoor use
• Printed to order
• Slight dimensional variation may occur during production

Historical period: Leningrad Front, USSR — September 1941 to 27 January 1944

WAR ARCHIVE
History, preserved in print.