Stalingrad, WWII: Turning point of Hitler’s Third Reich

It was hardly conceived when Soviet Marshal Friedrich Paul surrendered his German army to the Soviet Union on 2 February 1943. The battle of Stalingrad was a World War II that began when the Germans attacked on July 17, 1942 and surrendered to Germany on February 2, 1943. On August 5, 1942, Adolf Hitler ordered attack on Stalingrad city. This fight is one of the most bloody battles in history, both paying great sacrifice, and most importantly showing Hitler's turning point in World War II.

In Sterlingard's film, Hitler's speech by Ringlinger was portrayed, but soldiers with IDF problems were deeply rooted in the town of Stirlingrad. This speech also appeared in the episode of the mini theatrical "War and Memorial" in 1988 when Hitler was talking to loyal supporters of the party. It happened on the same day as the alliance invaded North Africa.

Hitler 's Ringlinger Speech was a speech to senior members of the Nazi party by Adolf Hitler on November 8, 1942. The speech was announced at Löwenbräukeller in Stiglumyer Platz, Munich, in the heyday of the battle of Stalingrad. In three quarters of the speech, Hitler talked in a normal tone if he was joking, he only raised a voice at the end of the story. The speech, along with the recording of Mannheim, was one of the recordings of Hitler's full normal speech.

The battle of Stalingrad was the most bloody battle in history, it was the main turning point of World War II, Hitler's pride lost the battle of Stalingrad. If that was not Hitler's pride, he decided to retreat his generals into a more defensive territory or to retreat and reorganize. We may live under the Nazi regime if he asks them to do so. Hitler also mistakenly promised the German people, "You can rest assured that no one can drive us out of Stalingrad." (Stalingrad) said that this is one of Hitler's biggest mistakes. Hitler is said to have lost confidence from his supporters to his political and military support. When the Germans withdrew from Stalingrad, Hitler tried the last desperate attempt to keep general Paul from obeying his orders, and he made the German army battleground Marshall.