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Which statements best describe the Battle of Stalingrad? Check all that apply.

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deff fn [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

The answers are:

- The Soviets forced the Germans to surrender.

- It was one of the bloodiest battles of the war.

- An estimated two million people died.

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asambeis [7]3 years ago

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Answer: *which statements best describe the battle of Stalingrad*

the soviets forced the Germans to surrender,

it was one of the bloodiest battles of the war,

an estimated two million people died

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* who was nicknamed the dessert fox? - Rommel

* the battle of Stalingrad was primarily fought with - grand troops

*to achieve victory in Europe the allies needed to create an effective - 3 pronged attack

*one of the goals of the allies was to support Russia by -pressuring both Germany and Italy

*on the eastern front in 1942 which country was fighting off a German invasion and needed allied support? -the USSR

*what was the significance of the battle of El Alamein in Egypt - the allied victory was a turning point

*why was Dwight d Eisenhower an important general during world war two -he became supreme commander of the allied troops in Europe

*the (----------------------) made fighting on Russian soil especially difficult for German troops -intense cold of winter

*which occurred in July 1943 after the allied invasion of Italy? -Italy surrendered and Mussolini was removed from power

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