Stalingrad: Dogs, Do You Want to Live Forever? rigid officer who looks down on their allies, in contrast to Wisse. Soon after Wisse's arrival, the Red Army encircles the Germans, who retreat into the city of Stalingrad. During the flight, Linkmann tries to abandon them. Wisse convinces a sergeant to ignore the orders obliging him to burn the supply depot, thus procuring provisions for the soldiers. In Stalingrad, he is again put under Linkmann's command. The tensions between them soar while their soldiers become desperate with hunger, as the 6th Army is ordered to hold on. Wisse is nearly captured by the Soviets, but a Russian woman whom
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