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Of the battles which turned the tide against the Axis, Stalingrad was such a battle for the Eastern Front. The correct military decision would have been for the German Sixth Army to withdraw, but Hitler did not allow it, and a relief expedition led by the Fourth Panzer Army was unable to break through. The resulting losses to Germany were crippling.
- Stalingrad was to the Eastern Front what Second El Alamein was to North Africa, or Midway was to the Pacific war.
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What did stailn do for World War 2?
You mean Joseph Stalin?Or the battle of Stalingrad?Joseph Stalin was the leader of the Soviet Union,Leader Of the Communists.He was Supreme Commander of the Red Army,I suppose if i were to explain more it would be a whole book...Hope this helps.The Battle of Stalingrad was a massive battle,one of the turning points in WWII.2 million soldiers were lost on both sides(Soviet Union Vs. Nazi Germany).
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Joseph Stalin Joseph Stalin
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With Hitler he was a socialist. He had nothing in common with Stalin.
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Joseph Stalin was a brutal dictator feared by his people.
