Two melted German Infantry Assault Badges were discovered near a burned-down vehicle in Stalingrad, remnants of the intense combat that characterized the battle.

In total, the casualties from the Battle of Stalingrad are estimated to be between 1.7 to 2 million, accounting for both military and civilian losses. This immense loss of life underscores the brutal nature of the conflict and its pivotal role in the larger context of World War II, ultimately marking a turning point in the Eastern Front.