Stalingrad 2013

There was a time when the History cable network was known as the “Hitler Channel” because its schedule was so dominated by programming about the Second World War. Then, like many cable channels that have strayed far from their original mandates, the network discovered cheap reality shows, and now you’re more likely to see something like “Ice Road Truckers” on History than a WWII documentary.

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Stalingrad (2003)
DVDRip | 704x400 | .MP4/AVC @ 1451 Kbps | 3x~51min | Audio: German AAC 112 kbps, 2 channels | Subs: English | 1.66 GiB
Genre: Documentary | History | War

In their three-part HDTV documentary, award-winning documentary filmmakers Sebastian Dehnhardt, Christian Deick and Joerg Muellner reveal new historical facts about the bloody and savage fighting in Stalingrad between August 1942 and February 1943. The ensuing battle sealed the fates of hundreds of thousands of soldiers and civilians and marked the turning point of World War II. It was the beginning of the end of Nazi Germany. Filmed from both the German and Russian perspective, the series contains footage shot by soldiers during the siege. This special edition contains all three documentaries "The Attack," "The Kessel" and "The Doom."

OST Stalingrad (Angelo Badalamenti) 2014
MP3 320 kbps | Tracks: 18 | 00:52:40 | 123 mb
Genre: Soundtrack, Score

Reviewers rightfully claim that Stalingrad is among Badalamenti’s finest works, and it’s the second best score of all in 2013 according to Movie Wave. Featuring several strong themes, Badalamenti’s score is a passionate journey through militaristic landscapes, romantic orchestrations and powerful action sequences. The film, which opens in the UK and US this spring, is the first Russian movie made completely in 3D and is the highest-grossing Russian movie of all time.