How did the Nazi German media spin the defeat at Stalingrad?

According to Antony Beevor in his book “Stalingrad: The fateful siege”, presenting the Stalingrad catastrophe to the German people “was a challenge to which Goebbels had risen with frenetic energy, using all his talent for shameless distortion”. read more

According to Antony Beevor in his book “Stalingrad: The fateful siege”, presenting the Stalingrad catastrophe to the German people “was a challenge to which Goebbels had risen with frenetic energy, using all his talent for shameless distortion”. read more

Stalingrad was where the Nazis lost credibility with the German public. They had played up the invasion as more than a clash of nations, but of wills, ideals, race, etc., and continually promised that Germany would prevail. read more