The Battle of Stalingrad, In a Fly: The Epic World War II Battle in a Quick and Easy Read

BATTLE OF STALINGRAD
<font color="red">Battle of Stalingrad</font> 1942-1943 was the fiercest battle ever in the history of mankind, with the two megalomaniac leaders at its helm, Stalin and Hitler. Hitler wanted to demolish the city of Stalingrad because it bore the name of his arch-rival.
When Nazi men ran on a rampage to eliminate Stalingrad city from the face of earth, obliterating 75% of Stalin’s Red Army, one man’s will power lighted the fire in the minds of the remaining soldiers, to fight tooth and nail for their nation’s sovereignty and miraculously, in spite of being gravely outnumbered, Soviet finally grabs victory from the jaws of an abysmal defeat. The Battle of Stalingrad also marks the watershed moment in World War Two where Mother Nature decides to play a vital role tilting the scales of victory. Had Hitler won this war on Stalingrad, he would have had unlimited reservoirs of oil fields and an additional one million men to his war efforts in Europe. It would have been a subversion of humanity and a collective kneeling of the Allies to a tyrannical German dictatorship.
This book reveals the backgrounds of this bloodiest battle of the world war history in an abridged manner. ‘The Battle of Stalingrad, in a Fly: The Epic World War II Battle in a Quick and Easy Read’ throws light on the circumstances, scenarios and aftermaths of the grisly battle between the Germans and Russian allies. It is the greatest story of a nation’s resistance and how its Commander earned the moniker “Man of Iron Will”.