Mankind's Capacity to...
by Tim Martin
From June 1942-February 1943, one of the bloodiest battles in history occurred for possession of a city on the River Volga in the Soviet Union. The name of that city was Stalingrad. Accurate casualty estimates are difficult to determine because of the sheer loss of life. In just over 6 months, experts say an estimated 2,000,000 soldiers and civilians were killed or wounded. Soviet losses of life are estimated at over 450,000. Putting that in perspective, the United States lost just shy of 420,000 soldiers during ALL of World War II. The eventual Soviet victory at Stalingrad was a...Continue reading...
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About the theme: Life is full of unexpected twists and turns, and just like the commercials remind us, mayhem can strike at any time. How in the world can we stand strong when things all around us are crazy? More Info... |
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