Fall Blau or the German summer offensive of 1942 was not actually made by Paulus. It was made by a number of German strategists, and the strategic and operational plans were actually very good. Until Hitler started meddling. He ordered that the Caucuses be attacked simultaneously with Stalingrad, which was a fatal dispersion of effort. This led to Paulus not having enough troops to take the city, but he himself made a number of tactical blunders during the Battle. Chiefly not trying to make an armored reserve, even though tanks were scarce he should have made every effort to ensure he had reserves, but he did not. Paulus was a Staff Officer, not a Field Officer. He never should have been given command of a formation, he was suited to desk work or being a Chief of Staff.
Quite badly worded. If you're talking about the German 6th Army in the Battle of Stalingrad, then it was generalfeldmarschall Friedrich Paulus.
he surrender to the ussr in the battle for Stalingrad against the orders from his supiriors.
For the Germans it was Paulus and for the Russians it was Zhukov .
0 Nazi Generals who were involved in the battle of Stalingrad. 1 General did surrender, he was called Friedrich Paulus. He betrayed the Nazis by eventually collaborated with the USSR.
Because he expected Paulus to commit suicide since no German field Marshall has every surrendered or been captured alive
Paulus and Zhukov .
Zhukov / Paulus .
German- Paulus/Russian-Zhukov .
For the Germans it was Friedrich Paulus and for the Russians it was Georgy Zhukov .
Quite badly worded. If you're talking about the German 6th Army in the Battle of Stalingrad, then it was generalfeldmarschall Friedrich Paulus.
he surrender to the ussr in the battle for Stalingrad against the orders from his supiriors.
For the Germans it was Paulus and for the Russians it was Zhukov .
0 Nazi Generals who were involved in the battle of Stalingrad. 1 General did surrender, he was called Friedrich Paulus. He betrayed the Nazis by eventually collaborated with the USSR.
Friedrich von Paulus was the German commander at Stalingrad.
Because he expected Paulus to commit suicide since no German field Marshall has every surrendered or been captured alive
The 6th Army of Von Paulus was sent to the Gulags in Syberia. From 91000 pows only 6000 returned home
The Battle of Stalingrad was the bloodiest in modern history, with combined casualties estimated at nearly two million. In July 1942, General Friedrich Paulus, the commander of the 6th Army, was ordered by Adolph Hitler to capture the city of Stalingrad. General Georgi Zhukov was personally selected by Joseph Stalin himself to defend the city of Stalingrad.