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The battle conditions were very harsh as at the time, it was the harshest that the USSR has seen since the start of the century. This made the battle ground treacherous for vehicles to cross and it didn't help the soldiers in the Battle as there was no way of getting supports into the battlefield, especially for the German 6th Army, which were trapped in the city of Stalingrad and had no food or ammo, majority died either from frost bite or starvation.
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What was the fighting like in the battle of chalon?
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How does enemy at the gates depict the history?
Well, I would say it depicted the personal struggle of the soldier in a desperate battle by showing the conditions of fighting in the ruins of Stalingrad. It also depicts what it was like to stalk an enemy and kill them at long distances instead of close hand-to-hand combat. OR do you mean How accurate is the history? It was very accurate in many aspects of the war and how the Russians and Germans fought to capture and hold on to Stalingrad. The movie inserted dates that added a bit of history and it was accurate.
How did the Soviet Union kill the 6th army in the Battle of Stalingrad?
All the german soldiers were killed like rats
Reasons why Germany did not like Hitler?
because he was a nazi that liked to kill Jews and gay and mental people. ___ The indications are that he was popular - until the Battle of Stalingrad.
What events did stalingard have?
The famous battle of Stalingrad. Where the Nazis broke their mutual agreement with the Soviet Union, and tried to claim Stalingrad under the third Reich. At first the Nazis looked like they had a chance, but they were no match for the harsh winter and overwhelming numbers of Soviets.
What is a roman spear used for?
fighting in battle hunting and other things like that
Which battle was the turning point in Europe?
I want to say D-Day but other battles like the Battle of The Buldge, and Stalingrad i think are equally as importants because both made the Germans fight on there own soil.
Who was fighting in the Stalingrad battle?
Stalin was the leader of Russia at the time, he ordered the Russian troops to Stalingrad to stop the Germans from their advance to Moscow. The Russian troops stopped all railways so Germans wouldn't have access to supplies. Hitler was the German Third Reich leader at the time as well and it was his army that pushed to Stalingrad to take over Russia.
What was the terrain like in the Battle of Stalingrad?
A bit like how you expected. the outer approach to the city was small roads and fields towards the city and in it was all surrounded by buildings. The terrain of battle was mostly like tarmac and and concrete due to collapsed building and the actual foundation the city was built on.
What were the conditions in Iwo Jima battle?
freezing cold like my DDD
How did the battles at Stalingrad change the fate of the allies at the momentum of war?
Although the British would like the Americans to think that Britain and the US did the main fighting in Europe; Germany spent 75% of it's fighting resources fighting the USSR (Russians). Translation: the real war in Europe, was Russia's "Great Patriotic War" against Germany.
Where did the worst fighting of world war 1 take place?
The worst fighting of World War I primarily occurred on the Western Front, particularly in regions like France and Belgium. Notable battles, such as the Battle of the Somme and the Battle of Verdun, resulted in massive casualties and destruction. The trench warfare that characterized this front led to grueling conditions and a stalemate that lasted for years. Ultimately, these battles exemplified the brutality and scale of the conflict.
