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Who fought in the war battle of stalengrad?
The Nazis fought the Soviets at Stalingrad.
Why did the Soviet army need to hold on to the city of Stalingrad?
To keep the Nazis from cutting Russia off from its oil fields south of Stalingrad in the Caucasus region.
How many Nazi generals died in the the Battle of Stalingrad?
0 Nazi Generals who were involved in the battle of Stalingrad. 1 General did surrender, he was called Friedrich Paulus. He betrayed the Nazis by eventually collaborated with the USSR.
What impact did the Battle of Stalingrad have on the us?
The battle of Stalingrad effected us greatly. Without the Soviets winning, they wouldn't have gotten the chance to move into Berlin, Germany, and attack the Nazis from the East. If they didn't get the chance to do that, one of two things could have happened. 1) The Nazis could have retreated into occupied Poland. 2) The Nazis could have moved Eastward into Moscow, and toppled the Soviets, making us lose an ally in the war.
What happened at the battle stalingrand?
The Battle of Stalingrad occured between August 23, 1942 through February 2, 1943 in Stalingrad, Russia. During the battle, the Nazis were defeated by the Solviets after a little more than 5 months.
What did the Nazis call the Battle of Stalingrad?
"Rottenkrieg" - the war of the rats .
Why did people call the Battle of Stalingrad the turning point in the war?
People would call the Battle of Stalingrad as it was the last major offensive by the Nazis on the Eastern front in Europe. Once the Soviets launched their counteroffensive attack, the Nazis had no chance and began to decline from the city of Stalingrad and from the USSR.
What is Stalingrad World War 2?
Stalingrad is a Russian city in which the Nazis attacked but lost
What did captured Nazis have to go through after World War 2?
Stalingrad
Who fought in the war battle of stalengrad?
The Nazis fought the Soviets at Stalingrad.
Who was the soviet general who lead soviet resistance to the Nazis at Stalingrad?
Vasily Chuikov .
Why did the Soviet army need to hold on to the city of Stalingrad?
To keep the Nazis from cutting Russia off from its oil fields south of Stalingrad in the Caucasus region.
Why was the Battle of Stalingrad turning point in World War 2?
Because it was basically the Russian's message to the Nazis saying "Get lost, freaks!" It showed the Nazis that the Russians were going to stand until the last man if necessary to defend Stalingrad andMoscow.
What events did stalingard have?
The famous battle of Stalingrad. Where the Nazis broke their mutual agreement with the Soviet Union, and tried to claim Stalingrad under the third Reich. At first the Nazis looked like they had a chance, but they were no match for the harsh winter and overwhelming numbers of Soviets.
Is there a Stalingrad mission on call of duty world at war?
yes the fourth mission is the Stalingrad one.
In what city did the soviets take a stand against the Nazis?
Stalingrad. On January 31, 1943 the German commander surrendered.
How many Nazi generals died in the the Battle of Stalingrad?
0 Nazi Generals who were involved in the battle of Stalingrad. 1 General did surrender, he was called Friedrich Paulus. He betrayed the Nazis by eventually collaborated with the USSR.
