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10 WWII Tactics So Brutal They Changed the Rules of War On August 23, 1942, the German 6th Army under Field Marshal Friedrich Paulus crossed into Stalingrad and expected to take the city within days. What followed instead was five months of the most savage urban combat in recorded history. Soviet General Vasily Chuikov made a decision that would redefine street fighting forever: stop retreating, and turn every ruin into a killing ground.
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