Invading the Soviet Union 1941 - Just Stupid? - Barbarossa without Hindsight - Livez Pk




Invading the Soviet Union 1941 - Just Stupid? - Barbarossa without Hindsight
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Abdullah Zafar
The German Invasion of the Soviet Union 1941 is often called "just stupid" by various people, although the operation clearly failed, the statement woefully ignores the knowledge of the time, since even the Allies assumed a German victory, which is not so "stupid" considering both the Soviet & German track record in Summer 1941.


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