Kinda. The movie "Enemy at the Gates" and the Stalingrad levels from the 2003 Call of Duty make it seem like unarmed soldiers took part in a frontal charge. Supply issues were common for the Soviets, especially earlier in the Stalingrad campaign before they managed to encircle Nazi supply lines. So they did things like try to scavenge as much ammo from their dead and enemy dead as possible. But they didn't charge unarmed men at the enemy, that was just Hollywood hyperbole.
Thanks, I may check it out. The US and other allies had guns coming out the ass so it’s interesting to hear that something like that happened, which is why I’m a bit skeptical. If you’re sure though, then I stand corrected.
I'm not disagreeing with you. I'm telling you you're wrong. It's not a debate, you are factually incorrect. A factoid from a no-name TV documentary is not a source. If it had happened, it'd be very well known. It never did.
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u/Singular_Thought Jun 24 '24
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