Battle of Stalingrad: HITLER'S Blunders in WWII

Imagine the icy grip of winter, starving soldiers, and a city reduced to rubble—this was Stalingrad, where Hit*ler’s invincibility shattered. Why did the world’s most feared army fall here?

The answer lies in a series of blunders. Hi*tler underestimated the Soviet resilience, ignoring his generals’ pleas to retreat. Instead, he demanded “no surrender” in a city he had no strategic need to conquer. Stalin, on the other hand, turned the ruins into a deathtrap. The German 6th Army, stretched thin, froze and starved while Soviet forces encircled them in a brilliant counter-offensive.