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Tag Archives: Stalingrad
This week in the War, 25–31 January 1943: Surrender at Stalingrad
This week in the war, on 31 January 1943—one day after he had been promoted to Field Marshal—Paulus surrendered at his headquarters in Stalingrad. He became to the highest ranking German officer ever to be captured. The Soviets were already in the centre … Continue reading
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Tagged Paulus, Stalingrad, Yelchenko
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This week in the War, 7–13 December: Stalingrad—the battle continues
This week in the war, the Red Army was maintaining the initiative across the Eastern Front and was making steady progress in the Stalingrad sector. Following the Soviet Operation Uranus, the German troops in and around Stalingrad—which included General Friedrich … Continue reading
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This week in the War, 14–20 September 1942: Battle of Stalingrad approaches its dramatic climax
This week in the war, on 14 September 1942, infantry of von Paulus’s Sixth Army broke through the Soviet lines and into the centre of Stalingrad. The Battle of Stalingrad was approaching its climax. The following day, hundreds of Stuka … Continue reading
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This week in the War, 6–12 July 1942: Summer offensive against Stalingrad
The German army had taken Sevastopol, thereby eliminating any threat to its right flank, and was continuing its summer offensive deep into southern Russia. (Kharkov had already fallen in May.) This week in the war, the Germans had broken through … Continue reading
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Tagged Don, Paulus, Rostov, Stalingrad, Timoshenko, Volga
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