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The Getty Images collection of Stalingrad photos. Some are very familiar while some others are pretty rare. An astonishing variety!

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502 months ago

Animation of the Battle of Stalingrad. Just over a minute!

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302 months ago

Soviet (MosFilm) Movie in a series about Stalingrad. Unfortunately, terrible subtitling but at about 1:02 a famous and beautiful scene begins of the last stand of a woman's anti-aircraft unit that died at their posts defending against the initial onslaught of the German 6th Army.

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302 months ago

An account of the first German unit to reach the city center of Stalingrad.

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202 months ago

Older Documentary about 6th Army commander Friedrich Paulus–Including his life after Stalingrad. Features interviews with veterans from both sides.

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203 months ago

The German airlift to supply the pocket is always mentioned, but its tactics and logistics are rarely explored in depth. This is a very interesting academic article: "A DESPERATE STRUGGLE TO SAVE A CONDEMNED ARMY: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE STALINGRAD AIRLIFT" by Mike Thysenn (U.S. Major) 1997.

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202 months ago

Statements [flip pictures in sequence] from a documentary interview with a German veteran of Stalingrad. They were apparently (once again!) unprepared for the bitter cold of the Russian winter. Was this true all along the front? Why? [Source and comments below]

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203 months ago

One of the perennial questions in military affairs is how useful is it to study campaigns of the past to apply to the present when technology has changed so much? Here is the full text of a really great chapter on "The Battle of Stalingrad" in a book devoted to urban warfare in the 20th Century.

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102 months ago

#2 "AI & STALINGRAD": The problems with asking "Who first conceived Operation Uranus that surrounded the German 6th Army at Stalingrad in 1942?" [See text below for AI answer and my comments.]

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103 months ago

An interesting academic paper on a little talked about aspect of the battle: "Geographic, constraints and economic echoes: Unraveling the multilayered effects of terrain on the Battle of Stalingrad." (Gary S. Wright, 2023).

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102 months ago