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I believe the greatest reason for Nazi defeat was "Operation Barbarossa," which violated the Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact. I think Nazi Germany wasn't ready for a war with the Soviet and this is proven by the Nazi's underestimation that the Soviet Union was weak.

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Technically he didnt lose did he? i mean he went missing and they never found his body FOR SURE so technically he died maybe 2years-4years ago hiding in spain i heard, trying to re-create a army

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