German 6th Army

The German 6th Army was a major military force of Nazi Germany during World War II, primarily active on the Eastern Front against the Soviet Union. Formed in 1940, it participated in significant campaigns, including the invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941. The army was involved in key battles such as the Siege of Stalingrad, where it suffered a catastrophic defeat in 1943. Renamed the 6th Army in 1942, it was known for its large size and brutal tactics. Its defeat marked a turning point in the war, symbolizing the decline of German advances in the east.