Why were the germans not successful in battle of stalingrad


Discussion Post: World Civilization

CrashCourse. (2012, October 11). World War II: Crash course world history #38 [YouTube Video file].

Crash Course Video: World War II

• Besides Germany invading Poland in 1939, what are some other events that could potentially be the start of WWII?

• What year did Hitler come to power?

• What was Blitzkrieg?

• Where did the Desert Campaign take place?

• What did the Nazis break when they invaded Russia?

• What did the Japanese do in 1941?

• What battle essentially ruined the chances of Japan winning the war?

• Why were the Germans not successful in the Battle of Stalingrad?

• How did Mussolini die? How did Hitler die?

• When did the Germans surrender to the Allies?

• How many Jews were killed by the Nazis?

• What does John Green suggest is the reason that both the Germans and the Japanese sought to expand their territories?

• Explain why WWII was so important. What did it tell us about people and the world?

• In what ways did WWI and its aftermath contribute to the start of WWII, and what were the main differences in the ways that the wars were fought?

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