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victims from militaries and local population. The battle was fought between German Army and the Soviet Army. The Soviet Army outnumbers the Germans. The Soviet Army had 2,500,000 soldiers, 7,500 aircrafts, and 6,250 tanks. On the other hand the Germans didn’t have as much help as the Soviet Army did. The Germans had 1,000,000 solders, 2,200 aircraft, and 1,500 tanks. Both Army’s had their own commanders. The Soviet Army commander was Georgy Zhukov but there were commanders under him such as Vasily Chuikov

flank. 6th Army reached the northern Stalingrad on 24 August, beginning the Battle of Stalingrad.The Hungarian, Italian and Romanian armies were 60 km from Stalingrad, which was in range of forward air bases and Luftwaffe bombarded the city.On 12 September, after many battle fought again the 62nd and 64th Armies the Germans finally entered

Annotated Bibliography Hardesty, V., & Grinberg, I. (2012). Red phoenix rising: The Soviet Air Force in World War II. Lawrence: University Press of Kansas. This book provides an account of the Soviet Union’s air force during the period immediately preceding, through the end of World War II. Hardesty and Grinberg overhaul the original Red Phoenix using declassified Russian sources that have become available within the last thirty years. These primary sources shed new light on the real story behind

greatest battles in which the Russian army defended itself from invasion by the German army. This battle essentially stopped Germany’s determined advance into Russian territory. This marked a huge turning point in the war for the Allies. It was a very important war because it crippled the German offensive as well as destroying much of its army. The German army lead the offensive into Stalingrad using the German 6th Army and their elite 4th Panzer tank Army. The Luftwaffe, the German

Joseph Stalin was born in Gori, a city in Georgia. He rose to power in 1929 when he became the dictator of Soviet Union which was led by Vladimir Lenin’s death in 1924. In many of his actions Joseph Stalin clearly demonstrates the use of Machiavellian laws, which were made by Niccolo Machiavelli, an Italian renaissance writer, humanist, diplomat, historian and Politician. These political philosophies are found in the book “The prince” published in 1532 about how a prince should behave. The extent

wells, exacerbating Germany’s fuel crisis and crippling the German army. Finally, the Battle

CETC 1172 70C – Beginning PC Repair 21 July 2013 Evolution of Airpower The evolution of airpower is a very broad subject that you could spend a lifetime researching and writing about (definitely not my objective). It is not my intent to get into the weeds on this subject but rather, give a “30,000 foot view” as one of my Colonels was famous for asking for on almost any subject that he needed to be briefed on. With that being said, the outline I intend to follow is: I. The Wright Brothers

The Soviet Union played a major role in the allied victory in World War II. They stopped the Nazi advances and eventually pushed them back on the eastern front. The Russian people showed great resolve to triumph in spite of drastic errors in judgment by the Soviet leaders. Some of the poor decisions were made by Joseph Stalin. The first major mistake was that he believed that he could stall the Soviet Union's involvement in the war until 1942. Stalin also made an error in trying to take advantage

The invasion of the Soviet Union can be seen as one of Hitler’s greatest blunders. In 1941 Hitler and Stalin were in a non-aggression pact. Hitler decided to waive that pact and invade the Soviet Union in 1941 with Operation Barbarossa. Hitler’s decision to invade the Soviet Union was a great risk and ultimately led to the 3rd Reich’s downfall. The Soviet Union was a country full of vast resources and a higher population than Germany. There seems to be so many risks involved with attacking the Soviet

Only recently has the Wehrmacht come under indictment by the public on their role in the Holocaust. For years after the war, their culpability had been absconded into the histories. The Western Allies are to blame for this fact, which was overshadowed due to the Cold War. The United States needed West Germany on their side, since it was the front line against the Soviet Union. For a time after World War II, the Wehrmacht was portrayed as the unknowing hand of Adolf Hitler, fighting a legitimate