Nazi army aims at Stalingrad in 1942 during World War II

The transcript discusses the significant impact of Germany's loss of 330,000 troops, which potentially cost them victory in World War II. Despite contrary advice from his high command, the German leader ordered the 6th Army to capture Stalingrad, aiming to open a gateway to Asia. This decision marked a pivotal moment in the war, highlighting the strategic importance of Stalingrad and the consequences of military decisions.

How did the advice of the high command contrast with the German leader's orders?

What was the significance of Stalingrad in World War Two?