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Which theaters of World War 2 was most closely associated with the Battle of Stalingrad?
European Theater
Why was Okinawa significant island in the war in the pacific?
It had drastic losses for American people, supplies, and ships. It was what they expected attacking Japan (the main island) would be like.
What is the turning point for thirteen reasons why?
the main problem was that hannah backer killed herself
What was hitlers main idea behind the hollocaus?
Hitler was obsessed with creating a "pure" Aryan state. He thought this could be accomplished best by expelling "non-pure" races, such as Jews, from Germany. He later decided that to do it right, he needed to totally exterminate them.
What could of stopped Hitler?
He was highly motivated and could only have been stopped by a premature death.
What country was hitlers main fascist ally?
Italy
What was hitlers main interest in school?
To become an artist.
What is the main role in net ball?
There is no main role everyone does their share either shooting, attacking or defending There is no main role everyone does their share either shooting, attacking or defending There is no main role everyone does their share either shooting, attacking or defending
What was Adolf Hitlers main concern for Germany.?
Attaining racial purity
What were main turning points in World War 2?
Midway in the Pacific, Stalingrad in Europe.
How did the climate and geography contribute to the Germans losing in the Battle of Stalingrad?
The Climate and the landscape of the Soviet Union during the Battle of Stalingrad was one of the major reasons why Germany had a devastated defeat at Stalingrad. This is because; -With the heavy snow fall and icy conditions, it was very hard to transport SPGs and Tanks to the Battle field. -Most of the Panzer Tank commanders were used to urban and field conditions, not cold and winterry conditions. -The weather also restricted supplies to the Germans so, they couldn't send ammo or fuel to the main front line and to the German 6th army, who were trapped at Stalingrad.
What was the main reason why Germany was defeated in the Battle of Stalingrad?
The inability to reinforce the German Sixth Army .
What could have happened in the Battle of Stalingrad?
Germany could of won the Battle of Stalingrad and ended World War 2 in Europe if Army Group B occupy it's second goal, the Soviet main Oil reserves.
What are the three main reasons for using RAID?
What are the three main reasons for using RAID?
What allowed the Soviet Union to win the Battle of Stalingrad?
Main thing was the weather/climate and their knowledge about the battle before the battle.
What was the main reason Germany was defeated in Battle of Stalingrad?
The "main" reason 6th Army was defeated in Stalingrad was due to a MAJOR soviet counter offensive well to the north and south of Stalingrad which broke through the Romanian, Hungarian, Italian and possibly Spain's blue division forces holding those positions and then "encircling" 6th army in Stalingrad. Once surrounded, they were basically cut off from reinforcements and supplies, with their ammunition exhausted 6th army fought valiantly but defeat soon followed. An break out was ordered with Erich von Mansteinstien heading the assault but he got bogged down and could not break through… 30 miles short of Stalingrad. 6th army's fate was sealed.
In phantom hourglass do you have to use the stylist?
Yeah. It's the main mode of movement, and attacking.
