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[zombies_or_meat]

Near the end of August in 1942, the firebombing of Stalingrad by Nazi forces began. The city was left a ruined wasteland of ruble. It was in this landscape of broken and torn human endevour that the battle for Stalingrad took place. Both sides dug in deep beneath the blasted remains of the city above. Old factories became strongholds, and the

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[butterchubs]

Hey guy, if I want a bloody history lesson, I'd go to school!

No you would not

[mrquint74]

You hate school you told me you only go their for the fish.

[zenassassin]

Did you know that the SS had national champions in various sports & combat styles as teachers? 8 out of 12 in fact. That's like Micheal Jordan teaching basic training. If basketball was hand to hand combat. They were like cyborg killing machines. They were also purebred like horses (at least early in the war).

YET when they came up against U.S. crappliy trained, mutt-blood Americans, they suffered around 70% casualty rates. How can this be?? America fuck yeah!! Take that, ya krauts.