Stalingrad Tractor Factory The complete history behind the famous Tractor Factory, symbol of the fighting for Stalingrad, from its building[…]
Category: Stalingrad
Stalingrad : The Battle of Stalingrad WW2 – The Battle of Stalingrad was the largest confrontation of World War II, in which Germany and its allies fought the Soviet Union for control of the city of Stalingrad in Southern Russia.
Period: 1942 – February 2, 1943
Stalingrad WW2 : The Grain Elevator
The Grain Elevator Concluding its four-part series on the Battle of Stalingrad, Army University Press is proud to present Stalingrad:[…]
Why no German Reinforcements at Stalingrad?
No German Reinforcements Sixth Army was starved of reinforcements at Stalingrad, but it wasn’t because the Germans had run out[…]
Suzdal Camp 160 : The fate of the German Officers Captured at Stalingrad
German Generals After their capture at Stalingrad, the German generals and the other officers were taken to the Euphemius Monastery,[…]
The REAL Story of Pavlov’s House at Stalingrad
Pavlov’s House at Stalingrad Propaganda has changed our perception of Pavlov’s House. But what is the truth? Time to find[…]
Aachen 1944 – America’s Mini Stalingrad
America’s Mini Stalingrad The late 1944 Battle of Aachen, the first German city to fall to the Allies, was particularly[…]
Battlestorm Stalingrad S3/E9 – Firestorm
Stalingrad Firestorm As Paulus’s 6th Army crosses the Don river, Wolfram Freiherr von Richthofen’s Luftflotte 4 launches a devastating air[…]
Battlestorm Stalingrad S3/E7 – Operation Nord
The Storyline Before Paulus could strike towards Stalingrad, he had to clear the Bend of the Great Don River of[…]
Victory At Stalingrad, But At What Price : 4 Minutes To Understand
Victory At Stalingrad 2 February, 1943: The Battle of Stalingrad is over. 4 minutes of assessment and statistics. Credit[…]
Last Days at Stalingrad and First Interrogation of Field Marshal Paulus
First Interrogation of Field Marshal Paulus The pictures of the first interrogation of Field Marshal Paulus are famous. But few[…]