The battle of Stalingrad is considered a major turning point in history, as the Germans suffered heavy losses, and was incapable of sustaining the initiative after the Red Army put a harsh resistance. The German Army was forced to retreat. The territory on the Eastern Front was recovered from this point on. There was the "No turning back" command by the Soviet divisions that were given the order to defend the city at all costs.
The USSR set the counterattack after Stalingrad and pressed the Germans back from the Motherland. The city of Stalingrad had been converted a matter or personal conflict between Hitler and Stalin. There was a lot of miscalculations from the German side that led to a loss of the entire German army when the Russians turned to become much more able to adapt the tactical and strategy to the circumstances on the ground.
The city underwent heroic defense, some tactics to highlit
The sniper divisions that eliminated German officers turning the coordination of ground forces very weak. Furthermore, the city authorities urged its residents to resist and used the city as a fortress.
For those in the industrial sector, organized labor unions fought for better wages, reasonable hours and safer working conditions. The labor movement led efforts to stop child labor, give health benefits and provide aid to workers who were injured or retired.
They believe that Europe should be first because if Hitler
were to defeat Russia, the Germans would now turn their full might on Britain
who has sustained so much destruction during the course of the war. If Hitler
conquered Britain, he would have control of all Europe and America would be
isolated.
Even though the Antifederalists had a strong argument with there list of reasons possible abuses of powers and Letters from the Federal Farmer, I believe that the Federalists had a more valid argument. This can be seen by the amount of support they receive from highly respected individuals at this time and others.
