Good read on the battle for Stalingrad

[Maggot]

Fighting For Stalingrad Was "Stark, Raving Madness." So Why ...
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[Doc68]

Fighting For Stalingrad Was "Stark, Raving Madness." So Why ...
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Thanks man. I'll have to look it up now. Needed something good to read.

 

[hollowoutadime]

I'll read it. Enjoyed reading "Enemy at the gates". Helplessness and misery for the 6th army.

 

[Srgt. Hulka]

I'm going to read it during lunch.

 

[jbailey]

I'll read it. Enjoyed reading "Enemy at the gates". Helplessness and misery for the 6th army.

Yes, the book "Enemy at the Gates" is a classic (much better than the movie). Another good read is "The Forsaken Army" by Heinrich Gerlach. Its a historical novel, but follows the history closely.

 

[kortik]

The biggest military operation of the WWII was called "Bagration". If you guys are interested, there are a lot of info on the net, including this one:

Operation Bagration: Soviet Offensive of 1944

Geographically, it dwarfed the campaign for Normandy. In four weeks, it inflicted greater losses on the German army than the Wehrmacht had suffered in

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