The course of the Battle of Moscow, the Battle of Moscow, the Battle of Stalingrad

1. The difference between the Battle of Moscow and the Battle of Stalingrad:

1. The time of occurrence is different

1) Battle of Moscow: Began in October 1941 and lasted until January 1942.

2) Battle of Stalingrad: from June 28, 1942 to February 2, 1943.

2. Different influences and meanings

1) The Battle of Moscow: The Battle of Moscow broke the myth that Hitler boasted of the invincibility of the German army, and was the beginning of the demise of the German Eastern Front, and the defeat of the German Army in the Battle of Moscow laid the foundation for the Battle of Stalingrad, that is, the turning point of World War II.

The victory in this war made Britain and the United States, which were both anti-fascist countries, realize that the Soviet Union was the country they must unite to defeat fascism, which greatly enhanced the international status of the Soviet Union in military and political aspects, and also promoted the formation of the anti-fascist alliance.

2) Battle of Stalingrad: The Battle of Stalingrad was one of the most tragic battles in World War II and even in the history of human warfare. Germany's strength was weakened as a result.

II. The connection between the Battle of Moscow and the Battle of Stalingrad:

1. The two sides of the two battles were the same, both the Soviet army and the German army.

2. Both battles took place in World War II, and the battlefield was the Eastern Front.

3. Both battles made great contributions to the world's anti-fascism.

Extended Materials. The Battle of Moscow included a series of defensive and offensive campaigns carried out by the Soviet army to crush the assault groups of the German Army Group "**" attacking Moscow. The campaign ended in the victory of the Soviet Red Army.

The victory of the Soviet army in the Battle of Moscow announced the shattering of the myth that Hitler was "invincible in the blitzkrieg".

The Battle of Stalingrad was the most serious strategic defeat suffered by fascist Germany, not only ending the offensive situation maintained by Army Group South since 1941, but also directly causing a fundamental change in the overall balance of power between the Soviet Union and Germany.

The Battle of Moscow shattered Hitler's myth of boasting that the German army was invincible in the world, and was the beginning of the demise of the German Eastern Front. The victory in this battle made Britain, France, and the United States, which were also anti-fascist countries, realize that the Soviet Union was the country that they had to unite to defeat the Fascists, and greatly enhanced the international status of the Soviet Union in the military and political fields, and also promoted the formation of the anti-fascist alliance.

Germany suffered its first major strategic defeat in the Battle of Moscow! Nazi Germany's plans for a quick conquest of the Soviet Union collapsed, and the victory in the Battle of Moscow shattered the myth of the invincibility of the German army, causing irreparable material losses.

The defeat of the German army in the Battle of Moscow marked the complete bankruptcy of Hitler's blitzkrieg. It was the first major defeat of the German army in World War II. The victory of the Soviet Red Army greatly boosted the confidence of the Soviet people and the people of the whole world in winning the anti-fascist war.

The war began in October 1941 and lasted until January 1942. The Battle of Moscow consisted of a series of defensive battles (September 30 – December 5, 1941) and offensive campaigns (December 5, 1941 – January 20, 1942) in which the Soviets smashed the assault groups of the German Army Group "**" attacking Moscow. The campaign ended in the victory of the Soviet Red Army.

The victory of the Soviet army in the Battle of Moscow announced the shattering of the myth that Hitler was "invincible in the blitzkrieg". It has greatly encouraged the determination of the anti-fascist people in the world to resist aggression.

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Extraction code: nmh7 This film is an epic multi-episode widescreen blockbuster filmed by the Soviet Union to commemorate the great victory of the Soviet people in the anti-fascist struggle in World War II. The whole film is divided into two parts: "Invasion" and "Typhoon Campaign", each with a total of four episodes.

In June 1941, fascist Germany concentrated 190 divisions to invade the Soviet Union with lightning tactics. The film was filmed over a period of two years, costing about 6 million rubles, and was shot in a grand and spectacular spectacle, with about 5,000 soldiers, nearly 10,000 people, 250 actors, and 202 photographers participating. This magnificent war scene, like several other similar war films by the director, was made with the support of the former Soviet Union** and made a film with a strong political purpose.

The film's propaganda of the triumph of justice over aggression seems legitimate today, but some of the scenes promoting national leaders are clearly a political necessity. If these political factors are excluded, the film's depiction of macro war scenes is still excellent.