Why did Enemy soldiers hug each other in Combat?

In 1942, the Battle of Stalingrad became a turning point in WWII, as Hitler's forces clashed with the Soviet Red Army in a brutal struggle for control of the city. Soviet General Vasily Chuikov’s daring “hugging the enemy” tactics forced close-quarters combat, nullifying German firepower and turning the ruins of Stalingrad into a fortress. Amid relentless bombing and hand-to-hand fighting, soldiers fought for inches of ground, reshaping urban warfare forever. Discover how this savage battle shifted the tide on the Eastern Front and changed the course of history in this gripping account of resilience and strategy.

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