Why Hitler Lost World War II

[@jebbroham1776]

Hitler lost the war because he ignored the sound battlefield advice of his generals, and because he refused to allow tactical withdrawals in situations that were clearly untenable.

[@edydon]

As a dictator - a thug - Hitler couldn't look weak. He had to prioritize the optics of win, win, win. Withdrawals and retreats - even when sensible - would threaten his position.

[@deniztatl9992]

@@edydon F..king dictatorship ness...

[@klaudioabazi4478]

The biggest factor is that Hitler pushed unrealistic objectives on his army. Despite how good the German Army was, they lacked a lot of resources, and with overambitious campaigns, they exhausted themselves and eventually were overwhelmed by the Allies.

[@VRed224]

Hitler's refusal to surrender or consider defeat was deeply influenced by his awareness of the likely consequences if he were captured or if Germany lost. His leadership style was marked by intense authoritarianism, and he maintained an image of unwavering strength, both as a means of rallying his followers and instilling fear in others. The extent of the war crimes committed under his regime added to his desperation, as he knew that surrender would lead not only to his own prosecution but also to a dismantling of his entire ideological vision. This relentless drive, coupled with a disregard for both his people’s suffering and the inevitable destruction, ultimately led to his inevitable downfall and catastrophic outcomes for Germany.

[@leonardogoglia]

Materialschalacht, the germans were forme to fight a short war of manuver. In a long war the tactical german formation was not sufficient. Especially against the deep operation doctrine and the war on more fronts. The logistic as well had some problems. The generals? I suggest you to watch a video that talks about the fact that the generals were very good at giving all the faults to hitler just to save themselves. Be careful on thinking that hitler lost beacuse was crazy and the general were the "good boys".

[@leoa4c]

He lost the war because he had neither the resources nor the manpower to fight so many and so large enemies at once. The end.

[@williamwaters4506]

That is exactly right. He invaded Russia in the middle of winter and completely underestimated the massive size of the country. Then, he declared war on the US. He did not have manpower nor weapons to fight on both sides of the world.

[@Jakegotjuice]

@@williamwaters4506Invasion started in July

[@SilhouetteSE]

​@@JakegotjuiceJune 22

[@kylegoodreau2170]

​@@SilhouetteSE yep june 22 1941

[@Garrison2024]

The USSR invasion was stalled because of Italy's failure to invade Greece, and German obligation to rectify it.

[@trf5482]

Attacking USSR was his biggest mistake

[@zcargx4618]

BUHAHAHAHAHAHA nope

[@will042]

Dunkerk is the biggest

[@will042]

And attaking civil england and not industial site

[@michaelpiwcewicz1412]

BEING BORN

[@HansWeers-k4w]

Declare war against the USA was his biggest mistake , creating a war on two fronts bye bye adolf

[@MohdSuhaimiIsmail-zg8yx]

Pengisi suara ini benar benar membuat documentary bersinar

[@paigetomkinson1137]

Liam Dale's documentaries are always very well done, but between the music and his soothing voice, I tend to fall asleep!

[@DanH-u3f]

Losing an Army Group in Stalingrad reversed the course of the war.

[@manilajohn0182]

And a second at Tunisgrad.

[@錢多多-t7i]

謝謝！

[@cherylventer7075]

An absolutely brilliant program. Wonderfully narrated and totally unbiased. One of the best I've seen❤

[@fridsnicholaus]

His mistake,let Japan join Axis. Then Japan not do anything to USSR but make new enemy USA.When USA not interested to respond European war.

[@임영권-q3s]

지금현재 자본주의세상이나 2차세계대전시대나 더럽고 썩은건마찬가지여~ 참 웃긴세상이여 ㅎ

[@임영권-q3s]

히틀러 독일이 전쟁승리국이 되었어야했던게 가정화된사실임. 세상은 썩어가고있고 이미 망조에들어서고있음. 내말이진리라는것을 언제가는 반드시그날이오면 깨닫게될것이다.

[@tommywasabi2406]

I share a similar sentiment. If the Japanese had helped Germany and joined in on operation Barbosa and attack the Soviets from the east, they would've won the war. Over 75% of the German armed forces was on the eastern front fighting the Russians, if they could've been knocked out right away with the help of the Japanese, then the full attention is on the allies in the west and then there's no way D-day would've succeeded.

[@lilt504]

Informative. Continue the good work. 👍

[@rogerjohnson6676]

Truthfully missing a massive amount of details and some accuracy, but basically right. In essence, Germany lost the war because no matter which way you cut it they bit if more than they could chew. The Italians weren't an ally but a hindrance. Hitler lost his mind somewhere in there and had an exaggerated sense of how good he was. If a few things had been different it all could have changed, and lest we forget it could all happen again tomorrow especially as the world believes in peace love and mung beans, and despite evidence to the contrary humans will never be the peaceful ones they want.

[@igorrromanov]

It's enough to blame just one man. Not only Germany hailed him, but entire Europe. All the countries accepted his rule, many of them gladly, and lived under him as ever before. People flocked to fill the ranks in the SS-Divisions. After he attacked the USSR, the hundred-thousand's pro-demonstrations rocked and shook entire Europe. He was another Caesar, another Napoleon to unite Europe. That's the truth, tragic, shameful, horrendous, BUT TRUTH.

[@dmac7128]

"Accepted his rule", that would be like saying that one granted sex with person holding a gun pointed at one's head. Charles DeGaulle and Winston Churchill would beg to differ with your characterization.

[@patkelleher6236]

Mind you even as an Irish man I have to salute the British people for what they endured.

[@iangregory3994]

A good many Irish fought in both World Wars ( Despite Eamon de Valeras sympathies for Nazi Germany as enemies of Great Britain.) Fair Play to them lads. Always been curious as to their reasons given Ireland remained neutral.They didn’t have to go.

[@michaelpiwcewicz1412]

THE ENGLISH DID OK BUT THEY COULD OF DONE MORE IF THEY WOULD OF STOPPED HITLER EARLIER

[@Vukan0013]

What a joke of a comment. 'British endured....' This is what Britain and the british are 👹

[@FilipIvankovic-l9v]

U svakom vremenu se rodi po neki ludak fanatik đavo to je on bio 😊😊

[@dennynisevic7848]

Tako je brate, pozdrav iz Miami

[@ATC3415]

Hitler pushed the fast forward button, so the 1000 year empire was over in 12 years

[@edwardcanavan]

In my armature opinion after a few very inexpensive "victories" he was "hooked" addicted to the high of victory. He was incapable of pausing to consolidate. Once he'd picked a fight with the rest of the world it was too late to turn back.

[@mauricioribeiro6051]

Without a doubt, Hitler's inaction in relation to Dunkirk was his first very serious error. And after Churchill's effusive speech calling on anything that floats to come towards the rescue; At the end he concludes that for me it is an iconic phrase: "You can't win wars with retreats." Long live democracy!

[@majtextwriter1794]

Haven't you noticed by so far, or you are so well behaved consumer of the goods, thanks to the Africa and in Ukraine is a like close to 30 trilions worth natural sources... if the elctions had a a chance to change anytihng, they wolud forbiden it. Like ones Killary Clinton, Kerry, Obama, and Scamala... the 1-st admanment is a problem. And ileagal immigrantons voting is - California . or will be legal. Sacamala ;))

[@Neso-be2lj]

Hitler decided to let go British army at Dunkirk and choose to bomb their civilian population in England instead...yea that's how You win Wars for sure

[@boyz7549]

Dia terlalu serakah, harusnya dia puas sudah menguasai Eropa,tapi kebodohannya untuk menguasai Rusia adalah sebuah kesalahan

[@janiceduke1205]

“He mobilized the English language and sent it into battle,” journalist Edward R. Murrow said of Churchill. ✌

[@patmiro]

Ich habe tatsächlich sein Buch (Mein Kampf) angefangen zu lesen (darf man bei uns kaufen) - der ist völlig krank mit seinen Vorstellungen

[@matthewfisher-sp5fq]

Fensterputzer 😊

[@neurorock]

The war for Hitler was lost in 1941 when Stalin was informed by his spy in Tokyo that Japan had no intention to attack USSR .(They attacked USA playing Roosvelt s game who wanted desperately USA entering the war). That gave Stalin the chance to withdraw 1000000 well equipped men from Siberia and attack army group center which was encircling Moscow. There were many other big mistakes but this was the turning point-not Stalingrad. If Stalin was fighting in two fronts he would be finished in 1941 or 1942. But now Japan had to fight USA and Germany alone USSR which was supported by USA/plus USA cause Hitler declared war on USA/it was impossible to win. WW2 was basically the German Russian conflict and was won by Russians who sacrificed 27000000 dead. English Americans attacked on the so called D day not to liberate Europe but to stop all Europe from becoming communist.

[@davidjackson2690]

It was lost in '39 man.

[@matthewfisher-sp5fq]

The people of Britain would like a documentary about the battle of Monti Casino please. Good documentary by the way .😊

[@VSNRhino]

very good video.

[@SK-lt1so]

Logistics, logistics, logistics...

[@johnboxler8989]

He fought a two front war. He didn’t have the strength to do that. That’s that

[@catherinelee3298]

My heart breaks for all the ppl who died because of this crazy, evil man. 😮

[@TheYeti308]

Try not to take on 7 Countries at once . 3 or 4 is understandable .

[@LefterisA97]

Why did he lose? Is this a serious question? Simply because he fought against the whole world

[@krisfrederick5001]

"In the '30s, Hitler: Czechoslovakia, Poland, France, Second World War... Russian front not a good idea... Hitler never played Risk when he was a kid. Cause, you know, playing Risk, you could never hold on to Asia. That Asian-Eastern European area, you could never hold it, could you? Seven extra men at the beginning of every go, but you couldn't f*cking hold it." -Eddie Izzard

[@МишкоАлексић]

Razlog poraza je napad na SSSR. Rusi su se namerno povlačila i navlačili nemce dublje na teritoriju SSSR skoro do same moskv Nemcima je daleko bila logistika i još nisu bili spremni na toliku zimu a slabe su im bile i rezervne snage. Za to vreme Rusi su skupljali sveže snage u vojsci i oružju i u odlučno trenutku napali. Nemci su bili potuceni i povlačila se u rasulu. Zatim nemci su bili tesko potuceni u staljingradu i konac o kod Kurska. Posle toga nemci vise nisu imali snage i stalno se povlacile a još 1944 iskrcavanje anglosaksonskih trupa u Normandiji i ofanziva na Nemacku i sa zapada. Nemci su napadnuti i sa istoka od SSSR i sa zapada od Britanije, SAD i drugih saveznika. Pa ustani u Jugoslavije i Poljskoj...

[@marinmatei5682]

Se avesse mantenuto la Russia come alleato, avrebbe occupato anche la Gran Bretagna. Non aveva bisogno del Giappone, un altro errore Il Giappone attraverso Pearl Harbor portò le truppe americane sulla Germania.

[@rajeevjain6164]

When will audio track in other languages be added

[@mauricioribeiro6051]

As for why Hitler didn't advance on Dunkirk, I think the idea that "the knight is trapped. It has no escape squares" - and so you win a piece at the moment that best suits you -, in analogy to chess, I think which was Hitler's idea! Therefore, he did not expect that there was a brilliant move made by Churchill.

[@shaunmcclory8117]

He did have a point taking back land they had lost after ww1 but after that he lost the plot completely, if only....

[@craigb4913]

Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat. Sun Tzu

[@JohnGriffith-w2w]

You mean to tell us that corporals don’t know better than Generals and Field Marshals? Who would have ever guessed that?

[@thomasnewton8997]

One of the biggest reasons Germany lost the war was because Germany didn't have the resources for a long drawn out war especially fuel and ammunition

[@eltonalonsopompeu615]

Hitler lost the war because the Japanese High Command had dyslexia and understood “Pearl Harbor” instead of “Port Arthur” and “USA” instead of “USSR”. Just kidding. The main reason Hitler lost the war was because the Axis powers had almost no coordination between their actions and because of that all three made at least one catastrophic blunder. Italy by attacking Greece and by hesitating to join Germany at the earliest stages of the war. Japan by attacking the US instead of the USSR. And Germany by attacking the USSR without coordinating with a Japanese attack on the East, outstretching the Soviet war effort.

[@Ludvig-Tintin-Hansen-1312]

And what happened about Taliban

[@honor9lite1337]

Ha

[@Mayochup191]

They won

[@Ludvig-Tintin-Hansen-1312]

@@Mayochup191 and HOW CAN TALIBAN 🏆 WHEN THEY DO TERRORIST

[@stargazer5784]

As one character said in a movie, he was a Bohemian corporal. Nuff said.

[@iangregory3994]

Leo G.Carol as Field Marshall Gerd Von Runstedt in The Desert Fox. The Story of General Erwin Rommel played by James Mason. There you go.

[@iangregory3994]

Auto Correct spelt Caroll wrong!

[@paigetomkinson1137]

He was a Bavarian corporal, not Bohemian.

[@igorrromanov]

Yea - the autumn leaves... A year earlier, as the autumn leaves drift by the window the Hyena of Europe snatched from Czechoslovakia Teschin region.

[@anthonybrereton]

The Wolfe tones

[@MrHelkeys]

He has the last laugh. Smiling in his grave, 'I told you guys so, they would burn the world if you give them the chance.'

[@Roz-y2d]

Are you being antisemitic?

[@ΚωνσταντίνοςΕιρηνίδης]

Έχασε διότι οι Γερμανοί γενικώς δεν άξιζαν την νίκη. Είναι ένα έθνος που όλο χάνει και δεν ήταν η πρώτη φορά.

[@Midatlanticriverrat]

I think the expose is overly simplistic and frankly clearly tilted towards the glory that was the British actions. Also, if there is an answer(s) to the question, I think that they would be rather nuanced and multi-faceted. for example the different approaches to industrial production and wartime production, then there is the fuel/oil supply issue, etc. etc. etc.

[@C_LOS.8A]

Many Americans utilize Hitler as a symbol to deflect attention from the historical injustices faced by Native Americans and African Americans. The atrocities committed against these groups were equally horrific in their own right, and it's important to recognize that the value of a life cannot be measured solely by numbers one death is as significant as a million. Rather than drawing direct comparisons, we should acknowledge the broader pattern of violence throughout history. From Alexander the Great to various renowned military leaders, the conquest of land has often involved mass killings, imprisonment, sexual violence, and the destruction of communities. We must confront these uncomfortable truths rather than allowing them to be overshadowed by a focus on one historical figure.

[@mmjhcb]

Give us all a break and lecture those who think you're swell.

[@annemariewellhoff982]

Sorry u can’t compare

[@manilajohn0182]

A number of reasons why the Germans lost WW2 have already been mentioned by others, with a shortage of manpower and raw materials years before the war began being very high on the list. What doomed the Nazis however, was their lack of any coordinated plans on rearmament between their service branches. This, combined with Hitler's changing priorities, resulted in megalomaniacal programs, such as the Navy's Z- Plan, the Air Force's Hermann Goering Program, and the Army's Panzer Program 41. Because of the fundamental needs of the other two services, any one of these was well beyond Germany's ability to deliver on. Yet, the Nazis twice attempted to deliver on two of them simultaneously. Moreover, even when these programs were not in progress, the three service branches competed against one another for raw materials and manpower which Germany simply didn't have.

[@mk18397]

This documentary gets it right ww2 started on 3rd September 1939

[@nickthurlow4456]

I thought we British declared war on the first of September

[@mk18397]

@@nickthurlow4456 Really? Because they say ww2 started then right

[@paigetomkinson1137]

​@@nickthurlow4456Nope, war was declared on September 3rd. Hitler attacked Poland on the first, and it took Britain, and France, a couple days to react.

[@kimmarsh5387]

Where do you start?

[@Nguoiquychau]

Because he was too evil and cruel, the Supreme Being could not entrust the mission of humanity to him. As for the perspective of military historians, his mistake was to attack the Soviet Union.

[@zafarmurodullayev574]

America and Britain were the reason.

[@kadlz]

@nickra60 Of course, it wasn't the Russians who laid down 27,000,000 people, it was winter that defeated Hitler

[@Bluecedor]

You’re both right.

[@حاشداليتيم-ز6ش]

ممكن 5لايكات 😅

[@Flackack]

Based his decisions on political strategy and not military strategy. Among other things.

[@m.cl.ballista4642]

Who really lost the war is Britain. From Empire to Islamic island...It's pitiful

[@Mayochup191]

Islam ❤❤

[@Bluecedor]

Oh shut up.

[@roxanaescobar5645]

Why is it that a comment like this always comes up even though it has no relevance here…

[@Bluecedor]

@ Because racists have to racist. It’s all they think about.

[@marijomutavdzic9813]

Hitler lost WW2 because he had enemies against him who far surpassed Germany in industrial, resource and human capacity. That is the only real reason, and neither this or that great battle, nor this or that political decision, nor the brilliance or incompetence of his generals and army are of great importance. He could win many great battles, he could make all kinds of decisions, he could have the most brilliant military minds and nothing would help. Maybe the war would have lasted longer, but in the end it would have ended as it did. His enemies were simply incomparably stronger in everything and that was it, everything else was irrelevant. Point.

[@ZzaphodD]

Watching these videos with any kind of degree in the subject is often very frustrating. Not because they, or this, is necessarily wrong, but because they by necessity need to simplify thing to such a high degree. The reason Hitler lost are both many and few. Many in the sense there are many decisions by both Hitler and other world leaders that were crucial. Few in the sense that it was a doomed project from start, fuelled by Hitler’s enormous ego and almost supernatural belief in racial superiority,

[@namorykonate4148]

Netanyahou brother same people

[@Mayochup191]

Soul of hitler found it’s way to Israel

[@majtextwriter1794]

Why!?? England and France started it. And very strange- no one from the westerens have hed a chance to read it in all this years- the Main Kampf??

[@СимеунЂак]

Није постојао авион Ме 100. Стаљину су од емотивних били важнији војни разлози да брани Стаљингад. И Стаљин је био минимум једнако велики вођа као ова двојица.

[@The123dsd]

Add Winston Churchill picture to infomation

[@affendibujang1694]

Underestimate his enemies.

[@kevinsysyn4487]

As a military leader Hitler was stupid. After France, June 1940, Germany never won a single consequential war objective (Kiev? LOL)....

[@kylegoodreau2170]

really you ignorant fool..the Balkans...Greece???

[@billotto602]

@bestdocumentary Uh, did you mean HE-100 vs ME-100 ??? There was such thing as an ME-100.

[@marcsetmais7598]

Too much attention is always given to Hitlers interference with German military decision making, individual battles that were lost or military material. I would rather look at the underlying reason: economy! Although Germany was a big power, it was in the end economically just too small to win the war. This in combination of having far to little access to raw material. Even the UK alone was maybe too big for Germany. But taken on the USSR was crazy, as was the unavailability of the US joining the war (not because of Pearl Harbor, also because the US had to protect economic interests in Europe and the UK in particular). Defeat was inevitable given the cold economic numbers. Hitler actually lost the war the day he started it. People were blinded by initial successes that had no future (occupying half of Europe against their will was unsustainable). The real miracle is that Germany could stay at war so long.

[@Rossoneri7]

He lost because of our GREEKS BRAVERY on the field...so many months...and give the opportunity to all of you to be prepared!!!! NOT LIKE OTHER COUNTRIES WHO LET HIM PASS EASILY!!!! remeber the name....GREECE!!!!!

[@elchicano187]

He was on to something 🤔 look at us today

[@jasongray4517]

Fascist

[@johnbishop1479]

@@jasongray4517 Rainbow lover

[@jd7089]

*****THIS IS NOTHING NEW, WARS LIKE THIS HAVE BEEN HAPPENING FOR 100s IF NOT THOUSANDS OF YEARS**** This particular was is was well documented

[@gabrielacard7050]

Oh look a nazi

[@Dannydimes247]

@@jasongray4517Jew

[@angloaust1575]

He took on too much Greed for power and conquest The generals shouldnt have followed him!

[@ahamakhovich8230]

-почему Гитлео проиграл войну? -потому -что недооценил Сталина и Советский Союз!

[@robertkrzywulski6546]

Did the UK support the Allies - Poland in September 1939 although they promised?

[@FilipIvankovic-l9v]

Pa nemojte lupati zašto je izgubio pa on je lud rođen

[@felixackah7221]

Attacking the USSR wasn't the mistake but thinking that the USSR could be defeated before the winter ,his fighters didn't prepare enough to face that weather

[@Nate_dawg88]

After germany surrendered didn't one of the American generals say we may aswell go through the russians too while we're here.

[@stormryder4305]

Hitler lost because he was reckless, incompetent, short sighted, etc..

[@Goldboss8888]

His army needed to to bigger

[@dmac7128]

"Why Hitler lost". It implies that it was his to win. While this documentary gives the timeline of events. It doesn't really give the reasons for why Hitler lost. Modern warfare in the 20th century was one of production, manpower and logistics. The United States at the time had the capacity to outproduce every other combatant PUT TOGETHER (Allied and Axis) and was the leading oil producer. Between that and the advantage in manpower provided by the USSR, Germany's defeat was inevitable even setting aside all of Hitler's blunders (USA will have entered the war in Europe even if Hitler didn't declare war on the United States). Its a lesson that should be heeded should a war break out between the United States and China. Considering China's advantage in production especially in warships, it may not go that well for the United States in a drawn out conflict at sea.

[@TerrillTomko]

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[@DanHintz]

the music in this doc is atrocious and way too loud.

[@anthonybrereton]

Régula muhlemann

[@jontebakhjul.aka.jkstuntman]

He lost the war because to smart all the complicated slim ways he had to lose its was doomed to loss when it was not simple any more he made all his offence and defence complicated so the opposition made easy small affischent steps and won the war if he would uv keept it simple he would uv won the war .

[@ΑλεξανδροςΜ-ε1υ]

U all people really thing that now we r better? Ancient greeks was better before all of u.

[@antoniomari2730]

So... In other words, Hitler made a mistake attacking urss. Japan from the other hand, wanted the Pacific islands, that were Americans and so that...

[@FilipIvankovic-l9v]

Do zadnjeg do zadnjeg čoveka ni nji ni nas niko neće osvojiti

[@hlf_coder6272]

So much BS in this. One of many examples is them saying Stalingrad had no real strategic importance to the military goals. Nonsense. They needed to take Stalingrad to protect their flank as they took the oil fields.

[@FilipIvankovic-l9v]

Upamtite dobro NAŠ Gospod bog ISUS HRISTOS SVE vidi I nećate moći dugo tako

[@파주댁-n2u]

ㅉㅉ 단기전은 모르지만, 장기적으로 가면, 처음부터 독일은 미국-영국-소련을 이길 수 없었다~ 처음부터 질 싸움이었다~ ㅉㅈ

[@C_LOS.8A]

Eva Braun, Adolf Hitler's wife, embodied the type of loyalty that many men admire. She could have chosen to survive instead of taking her own life. The Americans would likely never have harmed her or imprisoned her; after all, she was merely Hitler's wife. They might have seen the value in extracting information from her. However, she chose to stand by Hitler until the very end, demonstrating a level of dedication that some may find admirable. Her unwavering commitment, through both the hardships and triumphs, is a quality that many men find desirable.

[@Roz-y2d]

Most men would do anything to save their loved ones and where was she gonna go except right into the hands of the Russians? German women didn’t fare well in Berlin in 1945!

[@paulwhite7760]

Crystal meth is why he lost the war poor decision making.

[@alias2364-t9y]

Children don't do drugs Mkaaaaay

[@assadasdadfsfdfd1760]

Por la resistencia soviética perdió hitler la guerra, si tenéis mas preguntas ya sabéis.

[@robertkrzywulski6546]

Why didn't you mention of the polish pilots being a great help in RAF. Also that the Enigma was uncoded my the polish group of scientists? Are you fair by giving all the glory to the UK?

[@paolobruno8154]

Menomale che ci sono i sottotitoli in italiano 🇮🇹

[@Роман-б7и2н]

Мы должны до сих. Пор прыгать от счастья что наши дедушки и бабушки выстоял и

[@FilipIvankovic-l9v]

Otišao je u Argentina sa tri kompozicije zlata ćerkom sinom i ženom

[@FilipIvankovic-l9v]

Od nemaca je stvarno stvorio rad red i disciplinu

[@bullbutter2931]

He didn’t lose , he moved to Israel and changed mask

[@throughstruqqle]

What do the British and Americans have to do with it? Hitler lost only because the Soviet people showed the will to win, sacrificing 27 million people and defeating Nazi Germany on the battlefield. And Hitler's biggest mistake was to attack the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union defeated Hitler, not the Americans or the British. There is no need to distort the story.

[@JP212nyc]

No, the biggest mistake was that Hitler went to Russia in the Winter of 1941/42 which turned out to be the coldest winter of the 20th century with -40°C. That's why the Germans lost in Russia, no other reason.

[@jebbroham1776]

False. Without Western support the Soviet Union would have been doomed as they had no motorized infantry with which to make the rapid advances they did from 1942 to 1945. The West kept them alive, quite literally.

[@throughstruqqle]

@@JP212nyc Hitler attacked the USSR in the summer of June 1941, not in winter. The temperature -40 is the norm for Russia every winter. These two facts indicate that you don't know anything about the Second World War at all.

[@jd7089]

****THATS BS, RUSSIA AND BRITAIN WAS LOSING THE WAR UNTIL AMERICA STEPPED IN**** ‼️

[@karengarrison3666]

​​​@@throughstruqqle You are correct, on June 22, 1941, Germany invaded Soviet Union with Operation Barbarossa. But, the upcoming winter proved deadly for the Germans, who were not prepared to battle in a cold Russian winter. High Command anticipated winning and capturing ground before the winter of 1942 took hold, not battling through it

[@Goodbyealeman]

Because the atom bomb wasn’t ready

[@davidjackson2690]

He lost it because he started it.

[@walterhudson4253]

Mr. Hitler lost the war because he was from Turkey.

[@towelie020789]

Gut so

[@HansWeers-k4w]

We all know why !!!

[@angelocarone8905]

Perché si alleo con gli l italia e invase la Russia e doveva preparare alcune armi prima erano pronto troppo tardi

[@jankocan9658]

Tie isté mapy, len ľudia sú iní dnes.

[@benjimenez8255]

From the brown shirts to today...

[@patkelleher6236]

Yes true, if he had not invaded Russia I guess we would be speaking German 😅😅