Stalingrad: The Defeat of the German 6th Army

This is a short book--about 200 pp of text, maybe 100 pp of pictures at the end. The text, like all of Carell's books is interesting because it chiefly consists of anecdotes and personal recollections from the German perspective.

The bias toward the Germans is rather blatant but won't be surprising to anyone that has read Carell's other books. I should also mention that perhaps only half of this brief book even deals with Stalingrad itself--the rest deals with the other German campaigns in the south in 1942 (Crimea, Kerch, Caucuses, etc.).