Question

Which contributed to the Battle of Stalingrad becoming a turning point in the war? Check all that apply.
German brutality toward the Allies
an extensive loss of German soldiers
exhausted German supplies
the end of the German advance
the battle ending in a draw

Answer 1

Answer:

- an extensive loss of German soldiers

- exhausted German supplies

- the end of the German advance

Explanation:

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Answer 2

The reason behind the Battle becoming a turning point in the WWII includes:

• extensive loss of German soldiers
• exhausted German supplies
• end of the German advance

What is the Battle of Stalingrad?

During the World War II, this battle stopped the German advance into the Soviet Union and was in favour of the Allies.

The battle made the Hitler regime to admit a military defeat and that sparked a further war between the Germany and the Soviet Union,

So, the extensive loss of German soldiers, exhausted German supplies and the end of the German advance made the battle all contributed to why the Germans were defeated.

Therefore, the Option B, C and D is correct

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