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Letters from Stalingrad - Numbers, Censorship & Effects on the Homefront

Insights into the mail delivery into Stalingrad and the German Field Postal Service in general. Also touches upon mail control and censorship during World War 2 in the Wehrmacht. Additionally, contains small excerpts from letters, reports and examines the effects on the soldiers and relatives morale.

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AverageSol

The part about asking for food was really quite sad. Never really quite considered the mail deliveries in World War Two before but glad I learnt more about it

Wayne Moyer

Another history of something that you never really think about. At least not from the German perspective. I knew the effect it had on American morale in WW2 but adding the Stalingrad viewpoint really helps.

Military History Visualized

yeah, I have at least one other video planned that will cover a rather unknown topic that was also completely unknown to me a few months ago, it will has the working title "the unknown losses (of ww2)". It could actually be a series at some point.