Question

what was the result of the battle of stalingrad? the resolve of the german army led stalin to agree to a nonaggression pact with hitler. the prolonged battle cost the german army profoundly in troops and equipment and enabled a soviet advance. the starvation of the soviet troops resulted in their defeat and allowed german forces to capture important oil fields. the german forces held out long enough to end the soviet advance westward.

Explanation:

The Battle of Stalingrad was a major turning - point in World War II. The German army suffered heavy losses in troops and equipment during the long - drawn - out battle, which enabled the Soviets to go on the offensive. The non - aggression pact was signed before the battle. The Soviets did not starve and lose, and the Germans did not halt the Soviet advance westward.

Answer:

The prolonged battle cost the German army profoundly in troops and equipment and enabled a Soviet advance.