@michaelstudd533

Epic narrative, Absolutely love these videos

@chevypower1993

Excellent coverage on this post.

@andreasbalamuc2103

As a Romanian,i know from friends who had grandfather`s there that we where poorly equipped too say the least,but they fought and stayed....unlike the macaronny`s! Respect to all my brethren who died there!

@jasonmussett2129

Good video, awesome footage, thanks👍

@jackg.2780

Great videos, and narrations

@TheSpritz0

The failure of "Winter Storm" really foreshadowed what was to befall the Germans from then on, and it indeed did...

@oscarmadison8530

Another superb effort. The quality of your work is becoming better all the time.

@PhilJames-fv1mj

Amazing video

@salcrusader4813

It was a courageous attempt to turn the tide of an already lost battle. Unfortunately it failed but the glory remains forever!

@ernstmogensen

Thanks for sharing this.👍

@PaulBayem-rc7ss

Hail Sir !
I enjoy your commentaries.
Rev. Paul Roger Bayem

@raymondmaduro5157

Brother, your intense footage battle of Stalingrad, prob your best video ever, got removed. Will you be putting it on ur patreon ? Just a heads up

@BrianHayter-zl2uc

To the brave men of the 6th army👍👍👍

@mymusichellyeah

Paulus didn't want to brake out! Don't blame Hitler!

@JDDC-tq7qm

Barborossa failed as soon as Germany set foot in USSR

@waynelittle646

The 6th army - Heroes 
Thank you, Germany, for making the greatest of sacrifices to defend Europe.
Heroes RIP

@mymusichellyeah

Glory to the 6th army!

@georgestone6807

The 6th army lost its ability to effectively breakout 2 months prior to surrender 
The 6 th army soldiers would have had march those 40 km ( if they broke out successfully) to friendly lines which wasn’t possible given the presence of heavily armed Russian presence 
The siege is an example of inability of Luftwaffe to conduct strategic bombing and destroy enemy at rear 
5th army Starved for months and kept fighting
Their surrender was inevitable

@BlueSteel331

[orginalkommentar wegen fehlender Unterstützung zurückgezogen]

@peteyspaletas2023

Paulus couldn't think for himself. Or for his men.