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no and they didnt because the Stalingrad was stronger than the Luftwaffe
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yes, with 2 million casualties
What were the important time periods during the Battle of Stalingrad?
Battle of Stalingrad time-line with dates and significant events : August 19 , 1942 ; Paulus is ordered to attack the city of Stalingrad - September 3 , 1942 ; the Sixth Army begin an offensive against the city center - November 19 , 1942 ; the Russians launch Operation Uranus with a two pronged attack against the flanks of the Sixth Army - November 22 , 1942 ; the Russians form a junction at Kalach essentially encircling the whole of the Sixth Army along with elements of the Hungarian , Italian and Romanian armies - November 25 , 1942 ; the Luftwaffe is ordered to resupply Axis forces at Stalingrad - December 12 , 1942 ; the German Fourth Army attempts to break through and relieve the garrison - December 12, 1942 ; attempts to relieve the garrison fail and Hitler refuses to entertain the idea of retreat - Friday 8 , 1943 ; Russians offer the besieged an opportunity to surrender which is formally declined - January 25 , 1943 ; the Russians split the city into two pockets of German resistance - January 31 , 1943 ; Paulus surrenders the Southern pocket to the Russians - February 2 , 1943 ; the Northern pocket of German resistance surrenders - the Germans march into captivity with only 5008 ever returning home .
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Battle of Stalingrad! German losses-750 000! Russian 1 200 000! Russia won this battle.
What happend at Stalingrad in Russia?
The Germans had been advancing into Russia virtually without pause since the invasion in the summer of 1941. By the winter of 1942 the advance had run its course and the Russians had absorbed all the attacking force, while incurring massive casualties. General von Paulus, commanding the 6th Army, was to take the city of Stalingrad while armoured forces continued south to secure the Caspian oil fields. The Russian counter attack enveloped the Germans in the snow. The fighting was bitter, the resupply of the surrounded Germans by the Luftwaffe wholly inadequate. Manstein tried unsuccessfully to relieve 6th army. The promotion to Field Marshal of von Paulus was of no value in the effort to survive. Of those captured few would see Germany ever again. The Germans would continue to besiege Leningrad & they never got to Moscow: Stalingrad, like no other, would be the turning point in WW2. Once the Russians began to move west, towards Berlin, their advance, though measured, was relentless and unstoppable.
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