Victory in the Battle of Stalingrad is observed in Russia on February 2 every year, commemorating one of the most significant battles of World War II. This date marks the victory of Soviet forces over German troops in 1943 during a brutal and lengthy conflict for control of the city of Stalingrad, now known as Volgograd. The battle, noted for its intensity and high casualties, was a pivotal moment in the war, leading to a shift in military operations in favor of the Soviet Union. The struggle involved fierce fighting for every building and block, with the central railway station changing hands multiple times. The battle concluded with the surrender of around 91,000 German soldiers, including 22 generals. This day is particularly significant for the Russian Armed Forces and serves as a memorial to the sacrifices made during the conflict.