You know, the Red Army shot 16,000 of their own men at Stalingrad.

And of course, the majority of the Wehrmacht had no winter clothing.

See, by the winter of '42, the whole city was surrounded by the massed Sixth Army. It was pressing and pressing. The Russians couldn't hold on much longer. Many wanted to submit.

What I mean is that the German supply lines were stretched. Zhukov countered and the siege was broken. And that's all the story of Stalingrad.