History, 28.07.2019 15:30, maritzahernandez32

What was the significance of the battle of stalingrad during world war ii? a. it knocked the soviet union out of the war. b. it was the first large-scale soviet victory. c. it was a major victory for the german forces. d. it allowed american forces to attack western germany.

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