What if Germany won the Battle of Stalingrad?

What would have happened if the German Sixth Army had defeated the Russian Army at Stalingrad during The Second World War :? read more

At Stalingrad, when one had to fight for survival, there was no inherent advantage, either for the German forces, or the Soviet forces, before the Soviets were reinforced by troops, and supplies. The myth of German invincibility was seen for what it was. Germany could never have won the Battle of Stalingrad. read more

The Battle of Stalingrad was Germany's Vitenam. By this I mean, that for the first time in a battle the Germans thought they could and should win, their strategic and tactical thinking utterly failed them. The German high command (OKH) had become completely subservient to Hitler's orders by this point in the war. read more

By Mark Grimsley 6/8/2012 • Adolph Hitler, Battle Films O ne of the classic “what ifs” of the Second World War centers on how—or if—the German invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941, code-named Operation Barbarossa, could have achieved a quick victory. read more