Agony of Stalingrad. Revelations of the Panzergrenader of the Wehrmacht

The decisive battle of the Great Patriotic War and the entire World War II through the eyes of the commander of the Wehrmacht company. Hitler"s pan -cores in the Fire and Ice Hell of Stalingrad. The painful agony of the 6th Army of Paulus, bleeding and breathing in the Stalingrad cauldron.

“To the northwest of us, the Russians began the offensive and broke the front with a wide strip. The same thing repeated on November 20 in the south. The next day, enemy troops united at Kalach-on-Don, surrounding our 6th Army. This news caused our shock. How could this happen? What is up there, everyone fell asleep? We had no answers. I was convinced that this environment would not last long. Our commanders were not born yesterday, and soon the ring will be broken ...
“I caught a cat in our dugout. I don’t know where she came from. Damn skinny, but better than nothing. There was one bite there ...
We were waiting for our last day in Stalingrad