Which most contributed to the battle of stalingrad becoming a turning point in the war? a. the battle marked the beginning of germany’s victory. b. the german army exhausted all of their supplies. c. the battle marked the end of germany’s advancement. d. the german army gained hundreds of additional soldiers.

Contribution to the Battle of Stalingrad that became a turning point in the war was that the battle marked the end of Germany’s advancement.

Further Explanation:-

The Battle of Stalingrad was a military campaign which took place between Russian forces and Nazi Germany and the Axis powers and that took place during world War 2. This battle is considered as one of the most hard fought and bloodiest battles in modern warfare history. Around two million troops fought in this battle which went on for four quarters and it is estimated that around 2 million people were killed and wounded during fighting this war. This battle is also said to be turned the tide of World War 2 in favor of Allied Forces. It was David Glantz who indicated and fought four hard fought battles, These battles were also known as Kotluban Operation and it was the place where Soviets made their greatest stand were the one’s who decided the fate of this war as well as Germany even before the Nazi’s set foot in the city and that was known to be as turning point of the war.  

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Answer Details:

Grade – High School

Subject – History

Chapter –Battle of Stalingrad

Keywords –Stalingrad, Germany, Nazi, Axis Powers, Allied Forces, Bloodiest, Warfare, Russia, Wounded, Killed, Turning Point, Battle.  

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