“Stalingrad 1942–1943: The Great Battle in Documents and Memories” is a digital historical resource devoted to one of the decisive battles of the Second World War. It presents the 200-day struggle, from 17 July 1942 to 2 February 1943, through archival records, personal recollections, photographs, and reference materials. Visitors can explore separate collections of Soviet and German documents, browse photographic records and a photo map, and consult indexes of people, military formations, and bibliographic sources.

The site also features newly added archival documents, including reports on the equipment and technical condition of military units. Historical summaries and statistics provide context on the forces involved, the course of Operation Uranus, and the battle’s human cost. The project aims to help audiences encounter the evidence and experiences of the battle, while preserving its significance as both a symbol of resilience and a reminder of immense suffering.

Copyright information credits the Epoch Connection Foundation and the Open History Foundation