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German soldiers battling in the Stalingrad region, Russia, World War II, on Sept. 6, 1942. (De Agostini Editorial/Getty) ...

S eventy-five years ago this month, the Soviet Red Army surrounded — and would soon destroy — a huge invading German army at Stalingrad on the Volga River. Nearly 300,000 of Germany’s best ...

Nearly 300,000 of Germany's best soldiers would never return home. The epic 1942-43 battle for the city saw the complete annihilation of the attacking German 6th Army.

Over a million Soviet soldiers struck on the snowy, foggy morning of November 19. They drove into the weakly guarded flanks of the German Sixth Army. Within four days, they had encircled 300,000 Axis ...

All the Red soldiers were pointing up and shouting, “It’s on fire.” Not too high above the field a Ju-52 that had been hit came roaring down, emitting smoke.

BERLIN (AP) — Joseph Vilsmaier, a German filmmaker whose striking portrayal of the Battle of Stalingrad brought home the horrors of war to a new generation, has died. He was 81.