Who won the battle of stalingrad during world war ii? a. japan b. germany c. the soviet union d. the united states

The Battle of Stalingrad during World War II was won by ( C ) : the Soviet Union. The victory consisted on the successful defense of the city of Stalingrad, presently Volgograd, by the Soviet Union, stopping the German further advance into the Soviet Union. The defeat of the Germans had a strong psychological effect and it is considerd to be one of the World War II turning points.

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letter a is the answer