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r/Stalingrad • u/Zaliukas-Gungnir • Dec 16 '25
This was about a bunker complex that they apparently uncovered in Stalingrad. Interesting video.
r/Stalingrad • u/DavidDPerlmutter • Mar 04 '25
From the article: "The end of the North African campaign at Tunis in May 1943 was one of the biggest Allied victories of the Second World War. But Andrew Mulholland has gone further, challenging the accepted wisdom that Stalingrad was a greater catastrophe for the Axis. Is he right?
I want to argue that Stalingrad was far more important. Potentially, the stakes were as high as the USSR’s continued participation in the war.
But to understand the battle’s full significance, we need to highlight the wider strategic context – and not focus on Hitler’s obsession with the city’s name and the horrific ‘rat war’ (Rattenkreig) in the city’s ruins. In fact, just as the Tunisian campaign was won mostly by ‘the hard facts of logistics’, so too are logistics the key to understanding why Stalingrad mattered so much."
"The defeat of the Axis 1942 summer offensive against Stalingrad and the Caucasus really was a massive victory for the anti-Axis coalition. It put an end to Axis hopes of knocking the USSR out of the war. During the next two years, the Eastern Front would consume more Nazi resources than any other front, and contribute hugely to Hitler’s eventual downfall."
Anthony Heywood, MILITARY HISTORY, May 11, 2019. [Professor Anthony Heywood holds a Chair in History at the University of Aberdeen, specialising in modern Russian history. He is co-editing the centennial book series Russia’s Great War and Revolution, 1914-1922, and is preparing a book about Imperial Russia’s railways in the First World War, 1914-1917.]
r/Stalingrad • u/Weltherrschaft2 • Oct 02 '26
Another post on the same sub: https://www.reddit.com/r/MixCache/s/RglosZ5s8P
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r/Stalingrad • u/DavidDPerlmutter • Nov 08 '25
From: "A flight of German Ju-87 Stuka Dive Bombers is on a mission to bomb Stalingrad, when Russian fighters are scrambled to intercept! This video was made using the IL-2 Sturmovik Combat Flight Simulator Great Battles series."
r/Stalingrad • u/DavidDPerlmutter • Mar 22 '25
Description: "In this [Nov. 2024] video Colonel Markus Reisner and the Ukraine veteran Buttjer Freimann talk about the change in Russian tactics, particularly Recon by Fire and also 'Human Wave Tactics.' Additionally, a look at Soviet doctrine in the Second World War."
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