Nazi Troops Use Propaganda Tactics To Attack Russian Town

The transcript discusses German propaganda efforts during WWII, including the use of loudspeakers to broadcast messages in Russian, urging surrender. It highlights the German army's first encounter with Russian scorched earth tactics, which were expected to be more effective with the onset of winter. The challenges faced by Hitler's army due to harsh winter conditions, such as snow and mud, are also mentioned.

What was the significance of the loudspeakers used by the technicians?

How did the German voice appeal for surrender, and in what language was it spoken?