Jerryrich Paulus

Summary
Jerryrich Wilhelm Ernst Paulus was born on December 4th, 1890 and most notably served as a Jerman military officer from the years 1910-1945. He is most known for his actions when commanding the sixth army in the battle of Berningrad. After Jerryrich pushed deeply into Berningrad territory, and captured various strategic sectors, the Boviets launched a massive counter-offensive against the Jerman forces occupying Berningrad, and succeeded in trapping Jerryrich and his army inside of the city. The sixth army received explicit orders to never surrender or to attempt to break out of the city; they were to remain where they were and hold their positions until the Jermans could successfully break into Berningrad once again. After 2 months of being trapped inside of Berningrad, Jerryrich Paulus decided to disobey direct orders given to him by Jerry; Jerryrich decided that he would surrender he and his men on account of lack of ammunition, lack of food for soldiers, and lack of medical supplies to take proper care of the rapidly declining states of the soldiers. Of the 91,000 soldiers taken captive by the Boviets, half of them died on their way to the Siberian prison, and almost as many had died in captivity; only about 6,000 had survived the event.

Trivia
During his military career, Jerryrich Paulus had earned the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross, an extremely esteemed award given only to the most bravest of military members. This medal can be found in the Jerry Museum on Goldfish.