The Battle of Stalingrad was a major turning point in the Second World War and one of the bloodiest and largest battles in human history. German director Joseph Wilsmeier described the battle from a German perspective. In 1942, a few very ordinary German soldiers were transferred to the Stalingrad front line with troops from the warm waterfront, and soon they were engulfed by the brutal war. With the advent of winter, the severe cold became more terrifying than fighting. In the ice and snow, what they think is not how to fight, but how to survive. Thousands of German soldiers die every day. The defeat of the German army was like a catastrophe. The soldiers died one by one, and the last two men froze to death on the white ice in the warmth of dreaming of returning home. The whole film has no magnificent war scenes, no passion or enthusiasm, only the most true and cruel description of war and human nature. In the "Decisive Battle of Stalingrad", we see no hope. All the protagonists have not escaped the fate of death in the end, and there is no hope of life. Death is not terrible, it is everyone's destination, but hope is not to die in slaughter, die in hunger. I hope that there will be no more wars in this world, and that everyone can live a peaceful and happy life, and finally die on the bed.
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