Turning point of the World War II
World War II practically included every country in this world and was a major loss for humanity. Despite the diverse opinions of many historians, the Battle of Stalingrad is considered to be the turning point of World War II on Eastern front.
The Eastern Front - a conflict in which Germany, Italy and Japan became a major threat to humanity. With Germany gaining victory battle by battle, there had to be a point where victory would come to the side of the defeated. “The battle for the city of Stalingrad proved a decisive psychological turning point, ending a string of German victories in the summer of 1942” (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, para. 14). Considered as the victory against Nazi Germany, the
World War II practically included every country in this world and was a major loss for humanity. Despite the diverse opinions of many historians, the Battle of Stalingrad is considered to be the turning point of World War II on Eastern front.
The Eastern Front - a conflict in which Germany, Italy and Japan became a major threat to humanity. With Germany gaining victory battle by battle, there had to be a point where victory would come to the side of the defeated. “The battle for the city of Stalingrad proved a decisive psychological turning point, ending a string of German victories in the summer of 1942” (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, para. 14). Considered as the victory against Nazi Germany, the