ULTIME LETTERE DA STALINGRADO | V EDIZ. 1958

This volume is an anthology of raw, firsthand letters purportedly written by German soldiers of the Battle of Stalingrad during December 1942, a period of utter collapse and encirclement. The collection offers an unflinching portrayal of the last days of the 6th Army: starvation, freezing temperatures, defeat, and a chilling introspection into ideology, despair and survival. The text blends war memoir, epistolary testimony and historical document, opening a window into the personal dimension of a catastrophic military episode and the human cost of one of WWII’s pivotal turning points. Its value resides in the convergence of individual voice, mass trauma and the mechanics of defeat.