WWII - The Battle Of Stalingrad 1942 A.D. - Part 6 of 11 - In HD

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Uploaded by on Apr 23, 2010

In the summer of 1942, German forces surrounded the city of Stalingrad in a stranglehold that was meant to symbolize Hitlers stranglehold on Stalins own neck. Because the city was named after Stalin, Hitler took the battle for Stalingrad personal, and as a result he became blind to his original objectives, the vast oil fields of the Black Sea. Because of Hitlers immense hatred for Stalin, the Battle of Stalingrad would change the entire direction of the war and for the first time put Germany on the defensive.

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  • @fiendin281 I think the hitler man was suicidal maybe sovjet agent? such military mistakes from so called genius make no sense to myself or fellow colleagues. good night to all.

    -Almahdi

  • I don't believe that Germany lost the war just because he over-deployed resources in Stalingrad. He just started an unwinnable war against huge, powerful and determined opponent that brought his downfall.

  • Sevastopol

  • What was the city they first mention can you spell it

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