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Nazis surrender in Soviet Union after the battle of Stalingrad during the World War II.

Bitter street fight in Stalingrad during the World War II. The Soviet Army defeats the Nazis. Snow covered lands. Soviet soldiers duck their head and move. Soviet soldiers fire across the street. A dead soldier in the street. German prisoners move out with hands raised. A man with a white flag. Many German generals surrender. German Field Marshal Friedrich Paulus Commander in Chief of all Axis Armies enters the headquarters of General Schumelock. General Schumelock goes through his records. Nazi soldiers led away to the Soviet prisons. Two men unfurl Soviet Flag in a balcony. Location: Stalingrad Russia Soviet Union. Date: 1943.

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