NAZI SOFAS PROTEST.(News) The Mirror (London, England) (12/5/2000)
...Hitler and Luftwaffe chief Hermann Goering. He also listed a "Rommel" cabinet and "Paulus" chest of drawers after generals Erwin Rommel and Friedrich Paulus. Jewish leaders in Germany's Lower Saxony state claim the names violate laws against...

Urban operations: learning from past battles. Infantry Magazine (3/1/2008)
...of Stalingrad in World War II. On August 21, 1942, the German Sixth Army under the command of Colonel General Friedrich Paulus and the Fourth Panzer Army under Colonel General Hermann Hoth launched an offensive to seize the city of Stalingrad...

German war criminal, 81, gets 4 years Chicago Sun-Times (12/17/1986)
...imaginable, callous brutality" against a group of Poles during World War II was sentenced to four years yesterday. Friedrich Paulus, 81, was ruled an accessory to the murder of 161 civilians at a village near Lublin in Poland in spring 1940...

STALINGRAD HISTORY DEBATED.(MAIN) Albany Times Union (Albany, NY) (2/2/2003)
...civilians who died here. The Battle of Stalingrad ended Feb. 2, 1943, with the surrender of German Field Marshal Friedrich Paulus in the basement of the main department store. The defeat crushed Hitler's drive to isolate the Soviet heartland...

The Fighting at Stalingrad The Washington Post (10/2/2002)
...an order from Joseph Stalin to take "not a step backwards!" As a result, the German Sixth Army, under Gen. Friedrich Paulus, found itself in a fierce house-to-house battle for the city. Adolf Hitler had armies poised to attack the...

V-E Day: A sacrifice overlooked Herald News, The (Joliet, IL) (5/11/2005)
...all time -- Stalingrad, an industrial city on the Volga River. The German 6th Army, commanded by Col. Gen. Friedrich Paulus, was ordered by Hitler to capture Stalingrad. By Aug. 23, 1942, German forces had reached the city. The Soviet...

Parallel Lives The Washington Post (4/17/2005)
...example, one set pairs Soviet general Andrei Vlasov, who deserted his army for the enemy's, with Field-Marshal Friedrich Paulus, a Nazi who collaborated with the communists after capture. But most are not so neat. The danger of using violent...

ASK THE GLOBE The Boston Globe (6/4/1993)
...of Stalingrad (now called Volgograd), ending with the German surrender on Jan. 31, 1943, by Field Marshal Friedrich von Paulus. Only 1,515 civilians out of a prewar population of more than 500,000 were found alive after the battle...

galina dzhugashvili The Independent - London (9/10/2007)
...and was kept at Sachsenhausen concentration camp. After Stalin refused the exchange of his son for Field Marshal Friedrich von Paulus (commander of the 6th Army at Stalingrad) - "we do not exchange marshals for soldiers" - offered by the German...