General Paulus

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General Paulus was a German field marshal best known for commanding the 6th Army during the Battle of Stalingrad in World War II, where his surrender marked a major turning point on the Eastern Front.

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instanceOf German military officer
field marshal
human
allegiance German Empire
Nazi Germany
Weimar Republic
battle Battle of Stalingrad
burialPlace Dresden, East Germany
linked to: Dresden
capturedBy Soviet Union
causeOfDeath amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
commanded German 6th Army
conflict World War I
World War II
countryOfCitizenship German Empire
Nazi Germany
Weimar Republic
dateOfBirth 1890-09-23
dateOfCapture 1943-01-31
dateOfDeath 1957-02-01
education Cadet school in Kassel
employer Reichswehr
Wehrmacht
ethnicOrigin German
familyName Paulus
fullName Friedrich Wilhelm Ernst Paulus
linked to: Friedrich Paulus
givenName Friedrich
marriageStart 1912
memberOf German Army General Staff
militaryBranch German Army (Wehrmacht)
linked to: Wehrmacht

Imperial German Army
notableEvent Surrender of the German 6th Army at Stalingrad
notableWork Command of the German 6th Army at the Battle of Stalingrad
numberOfChildren 3
occupation military officer
participatedIn Case Blue
Invasion of the Soviet Union
placeOfBirth Breitenau, Hesse-Nassau, German Empire
placeOfCapture Stalingrad, Soviet Union
linked to: Stalingrad
placeOfDeath Dresden, East Germany
linked to: Dresden
promotedToRank Field Marshal on 1943-01-30
rank Field Marshal
Generalfeldmarschall
releasedFromCaptivity 1953
religion Protestantism
residence Dresden, East Germany
linked to: Dresden
sexOrGender male
spouse Elena Rosetti-Solescu
wasPrisonerOfWar Soviet Union
yearsOfImprisonment 1943-1953

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