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Why sixty-seven marines held a concrete building against thousands — and refused to leave.
In March 1944, Soviet naval infantry under Konstantin Olshansky landed silently in the German-held port of Mykolaiv and seized a massive grain elevator at the heart of the harbor.
For nearly three days, they defended it against repeated attacks by German infantry, artillery, and assault guns — without reinforcements, without resupply.

Only eleven survived.
But the port was saved.

This is the story of one of the most unequal last stands of World War II —
and of a unit that held the impossible until help finally arrived.

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