STALINGRAD: GOROD SMERTI is COPYRIGHTED -- NOT Public Domain -- and FREE under the following conditions:

• Schools, libraries, and museums are free to make and keep copies for in-house educational use or nonpermanent loan/circulation ... in gratitude for the fine education and research assistance I have always received from such institutions.
• An individual is free to make one personal copy of STALINGRAD: GOROD SMERTI for his/her own personal use.
• All other rights -- including publishing rights -- are reserved to me.

Dedication:

STALINGRAD: GOROD SMERTI is dedicated ...
A. to little 6 year old Vladimir Semenovich Grivachev - the youngest brother of Volgograd/Stalingrad wargamer Viktor Bukharov's grandmother Claudia Semenovna Grivachev - who during the Stalingrad battle was taken away and drained of - murdered for - his blood by the Germans for medical transfusions.
B. to the Polish, Russian, Jewish and other Eastern European peoples who suffered, endured, and contributed so much to Allied Victory over Nazi Germany and its Axis partners
and to the Red Army and people of Stalingrad/Volgograd, who handed Nazi Germany its most decisive defeat on land in the Second World War.
C. to the people of Stalingrad/Volgograd, again, in remembrance of their most terrible suffering.
D. to my children Rebecca, Robert, Rohan, and Johanna, in the hope that they may never have to go through a world war:
The more we learn about the Second World War, the better our chances that it will be the LAST world war.

• Stalingrad: Gorod Smerti Calendar - very functional.
• Rules (12Oct12, revised 13Nov14) Losses - especially German losses - were too light, so I've inserted an "X" 1/6 mandatory exchange combat result for 1:2 to 1:6 in place of the - No Effect on either side result which was illogical, considering this was Stalingrad.
• German Units (9Oct12, revised 12Oct12)
  You will want to print the units off at maximum size possible and then photo-reduce them from that, for best detail/quality. 5/8"--15mm--wide is about right. German units should be printed/photocopied off onto light gray or bluepaper/cardstock. (44th Infantry Division was not in the city battle.)
  NOTE: Pz and PzGren motorized infantry regiments SHOULD have little wheels beneath their unit symbols, and I will add those.
• Russian Units (9Oct12)
  You will want to print the units off at maximum size possible and then photo-reduce them from that, for best detail/quality. 5/8"--15mm--wide is about right. Russian units should be printed/photocopied off onto tan or pink paper/cardstock.
  There needs to be an Eastern Bank Russian artillery marker.
• Mapboard (Rvsd 13Nov14)
  You will want to print this off as large as possible, and you should enlarge it with a photocopier after that. Ivory is an excellent color.
• Mapboard with Volga River shaded cold gray (13Nov14)
• Northern half of mapboard (13Nov14)
• Southern half of mapboard (13Nov14)
• Historical and Game Design Commentary ... being written.

Comments by myself and others about the game can be read on ConSimWorld

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Thank you for your interest in STALINGRAD: GOROD SMERTI ....

(9Oct12, updated 4May15.)