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What was the turning point in the war when Soviets deafeated the Germans?
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The biggest defeat for the Germans came when they surrendered after losing the Battle of Stalingrad, February 2, 1943.
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Why was the blitz a turning point?
it was the first defeat for the germans
When did the Germans retreat from Russia?
After the Battle of Stalingrad, it was the turning point in the war.
Why is the battle at Stalingrad seen as a turning point for World War 2?
After Hitler attacked soviet union, he quickly advanced onwards until Stalingrad. He experienced some huge defeats there. He couldn't advance any further and his men were defeated by soviets in 1942. It was the turning point, because afterwards soviets began taking back the lost ground and now endangered was not USSR, but Germany.
What was considered to be the turning point in the Soviet Afghan war?
the august revolt
Why was it important for the Russians to win the Battle of Stalingrad?
They needed the supplies that were going down the Volga river .
Why was the blitz a turning point?
it was the first defeat for the germans
What battle was a turning point for the Soviets?
generally Stalingrad was one of the biggest successes, but overall the whole of operation barbarossa was the largest turning point in the war, the Germans also could not get supplies in in the winter, and were not used to the fighting conditions, the Russian used a tactic, where they retreated further back into their country, burning everything as they went, leaving nothing for the Germans. This led the Germans to starve and freeze, allowing the Russians to build up their supplies, as they were used to the cold.
When did the Germans retreat from Russia?
After the Battle of Stalingrad, it was the turning point in the war.
Why is the battle at Stalingrad seen as a turning point for World War 2?
After Hitler attacked soviet union, he quickly advanced onwards until Stalingrad. He experienced some huge defeats there. He couldn't advance any further and his men were defeated by soviets in 1942. It was the turning point, because afterwards soviets began taking back the lost ground and now endangered was not USSR, but Germany.
Can you give a sentence for the word turning point?
The battle of Stalingrad is considered a turning point in World War Two, it led to the defeat of the Germans in the West.
What was the turning point in the war between russia and Germany?
When the Germans lost in the battle of Stalingrad and the battle of Moscow. These shifted the balance of power to the Russians(Soviets). Though the Germans did have more victories, they never did regain the initiative, though Hitler tried with the offensive at Kursk. That failed so The Soviet Union was the dominant force
Is it true that the Battle of Stalingrad marked a turning point in the war?
Yes , the Battle of Stalingrad was a turning point on the Eastern Front , one from which the Germans never regained the initiative .
Why was the battle of staingrad the turning point of the war?
It was the turning point of the war because the Germans lost so many men during the battle. On top of that disease and POW.
What was considered to be the turning point in the Soviet Afghan war?
the august revolt
Names of the turning point battles during World War 2?
Two examples of turning point battles were:Battle of Stalingrad:shifted power from the Nazis to the Soviets in the Eastern FrontBattle of the Coral Sea:stopped Japanese advancement in the Pacific
By putting the Germans on the defensive the Soviet forces created a turning point in the war in Europe at the Battle of?
Stalingrad.
What would mark the turning point in the war in eastern Europe?
The biggest turning point of the war in the eastern area was the defeat of Germany in Stalingrad. The Nazis were defeated and thousands were captured. General Rommel however considered the war lost by the Germans when they were defeated in Africa and Germans were captured there.
