Few battles generate such a visceral reaction as that of Stalingrad. A battle typified by brutal close quarters fighting by the horrendous conditions and by the two opposing forces unwilling and unable to give up despite it all. Stalingrad was the deadliest battle in the second world war, with around 1.2 million lives lost. The battle of Stalingrad played a major role in crippling the Nazi advance into the Soviet Union and spelled the start of the end of the Nazi regime. In today’s video, we will cover the reason for the battle of Stalingrad, what took place and what it meant for the second world war.

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