Turning Point World War II

For the Germans, the battle for Stalingrad turned their world up side down. Their armoured divisions trained to capture something like 50 miles a day, were now advancing at snail pace, and attempting to subdue a burning city square against an enemy who rarely showed himself. One single building would change hands several times in a day, each battle only adding to the corpses lying on the floor.

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Debate

University woes - rights for the rural masses

Considering the problem most of these youth have to face - having come from underprivileged rural backgrounds with poor employment prospects - the term inferiority complex used on these youth does not justify the real and underlying issues of the nation. It perpetuates a system out of equilibrium which has pandered to the privileged of society, and has not addressed the true issues of the masses.

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