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1Stalingradby stanislovsky21 termsApril 18, 2008
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1the russian city seiged by the germans in august 1942 in which the russian drove back the germans accepted at the turning point in the european theater8 sets
2battle in which the nazi advance east through russia was halted.6 sets
3city in russia, site of a red army victory over the germany army in 1942-1943. the battle of stalingrad was the turning point in the war between germany and the soviet union. today volgograd. (p. 793)6 sets
4decisive battle in german invasion of russia, the germans were surrounded and systemically destroyed5 sets
5fought during the winter of 1942, it was the first major soviet victory of world war ii and a turning point for the allies. it claimed more lives than any other singles conflict in the war but prevented the nazis from capturing russia and was a crucial factor in their eventual defeat.4 sets
6turning point of invasion of russia. after this, hitler begins to retreat.3 sets
7when ussr stopped the german invasion of russia and started getting back at germany3 sets
8aka st. petersburg3 sets
9one of the major battles in the ussr that saw the german advance stopped3 sets
10considered the turning point of the european theater of the war, the soviets beat the germans, but at no small cost, with over 1.5 million casualties.3 sets
11site of critical world war ii soviet victory that reversed germany's advance to the east. in late 1942, russian forces surrounded the germans, and on feb. 2, 1943, the german sixth army surrendered. first major defeat for the germans in world war ii.3 sets
12highwater advance of the nazis into the ussr, the place where the tide turned into soviet favor as 100,000 germans were captured.2 sets
13turning point in european theater/gradual push back o germany's land control2 sets
14city named after stalin where there was a major battle during ww2. costliest2 sets
15city in southwestern russia that was site of a fierce battle during wwii2 sets
16for the ussr what was the turning point in the war in europe, the victory in _____2 sets
17?1 set
181942-43 russia and germany surrenders1 set
19more soviets died in the battle than the total number of american casualties in wwii.1 set
20battle between nazi's and soviets in russia from 1942-43 when the tide turned against the germans and they began to lose in wwii1 set
21soviet red army broke ger military power1 set
22july 1942-february 1943, turning point on the western front, german troops were stopped, encircled, and forced to surrender, led to the battle of kursk.1 set
23a battle in the russian city of stalingrad between the russians and the germans. is offten called the turning point the in war in europe.1 set
24volgograd; attacked by the germans; was key to the volga river and the supply of oil; fought over for months and freed in 19431 set
25ended germany's hopes of conquering the soviet union1 set
26russian city attacked by the germans in the spring of 1942; germans finally surrendered in february 19431 set
27battle between nazis and soviet in russia from 1942-1943 when the tide turned against the germans and they began to lose in wwii1 set
28finally russia defeated germany here1 set
29july 1942 to february 1943, military risk of the germans to take control of stalingrad, german troops destroyed1 set
30turning point of wwii, november 19th 1942, russians launch counterattack against nazis1 set
31[which turning point] eastern front?1 set
32city, site of battle of stalingrad, which was a turning point of wwii and the bloodiest battle in modern history. took place between 17 july 1942 and 2 february 19431 set
33the surrounding and ultimate surrender of the 6th german army1 set
34site of a major battle in wwii; named after joseph stalin.1 set
35battle that stopped german aggression in russia.1 set
36soviet victory that was considered a major turning point in wwii1 set
37a city and the administrative center of volgograd oblast, russia.1 set
382 mil deaths in 200 days; stalin would not quit1 set
39in battle of stalingrad hitler wanted to take stalin's namesake city while stalin was equally determined to defend it. the germans surrounded the city and the russians encircled their attackers. soldiers fought two weeks for a single building and winter also closed in. in 1943, the german commander surrendered with no hope of rescue, no ammunition, and 300,000 soldiers dead.1 set
40battle in which th nazi advance east through russia was halted1 set