Soviet Red Army Takes Nazi Prisoners In Stalingrad

The video discusses the encirclement of 300,000 German troops in Stalingrad, where 94,000 were killed in three weeks. It highlights the dejection and surrender of the remaining troops, drawing a parallel to historical events and leadership in 1918.

What was the strategic situation for the Germans in Stalingrad?

• They were negotiating a truce.

• They had superior air support.

• They were encircled by the Russians.

• They were advancing rapidly.

How many German soldiers were killed in the span of three weeks?

• 200,000

• 150,000

• 94,000

• 50,000

What was the condition of the German prisoners?

• They were well-fed and optimistic.

• They were eager to fight again.

• They were numerous and defiant.

• They were few and dejected.

What historical year is referenced in relation to the German soldiers' state of mind?

• 1914

• 1918

• 1939

• 1945

What does the reference to 1918 imply about the German soldiers' feelings?

• They felt victorious.

• They were hopeful for peace.

• They were experiencing a sense of defeat.

• They were planning a counterattack.