The Battle of Stalingrad

The battle of Stalingrad, the battle of Stalingrad was also very important in the results of the Second World War and the Russian revolution almost two decades ago. It is very important that George Orwell or (Eroc Blare) decide to talk about events occurring in the ocean using fables. In 1940, Germans invaded Russia and called for the operation of Barbarossa. The idea behind the intrusion was to start a massive sneak attack on the Russian border, to acquire the Russian land west of the Ural Mountains, and to surrender to Moscow.

The Battle of Stalingrad (July 17, 1942 - February 2, 1943), the Soviet Union succeeded in Stalingrad (now Volgograd), Russia, and the United States during World War II. The Russians thought this to be one of the biggest battles in their Great Patriotic War, most historians think it is the biggest war in the whole conflict. It prevented the Germans from entering the Soviet Union, showed a change in the tide of war, and benefited the Allied forces. Stalingrad extends about 30 miles along the Volga River, is a large industrial city that produces weapons and tractors, an important award for invading German troops. The occupation of the city will reduce the linkage of the Soviet Russian southern part and the Stalingrad will fix larger German-led Northwing to the Caucasus oil field.

On August 23, 1942, the German army started attacking Sterlingrad, the major industrial city of the Soviet Union. Between August and February 1943 the battle of Stalingrad, which is 600 miles southeast of Moscow, finished fighting with the siege and destruction of the German sixth army. Stalingrad was later renamed Volgograd. In 1998, Antony Beevor published "Stalingrad: The Fateful Siege". The responsible person is Gen'l. Friedrich pole. In the first week of the battle, 600 German Air Force bombers killed about 40,000 people.