Stalingrad - Conclusions

As a conclusion, we think that the two biggest mistakes of Germany were: to invade Stalingrad in winter and to follow the orders of their compulsive leader. To invade Stalingrad in winter was a mistake that made them lose a lot of Germany's army.

And second the impulsivity of Hitler was Germany's worst enemy. It was this impulsivity that caused the death of thousands of people and finally the lost of WWII. Hitler never knew when to withdraw, although many of his men were starving and that his power in all Europe was decreasing. 

This war was no only Germany's greatest failure, but it also caused a lot of death within both sides. This war not only change the course of World War II but also the course of history because it was the begining of the end of Hitler's atrocities.