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Why is the Battle of Stalingrad considered the turning point in the war on the Eastern Front? Choose the best answer.

Question 1 options:
A) The Western Allied nations joined forces with Soviet Union
B) Soviet Unions Army was destroyed
C) USSR air force destroyed almost all of the Japanese troops.
D) Hitler's advance on the Eastern Front was stopped

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User Bdonlan
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Answer:

D is correct. Hitler´s plan did not work out. Russians stopped his progressive movement eastward, his armies were destroyed and all his strategy collapsed.

Step-by-step explanation:

Defeat of German armies had a great psychological impact not only among Allies but also among Germans. Wartime psychology and atmosphere changed.

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User Aaronvargas
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Answer:

D. Hitlers advance on the Eastern Front was stopped

Step-by-step explanation:

Hitler didn't count on the Russian winter which was a major factor

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User Adam Hunyadi
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