Was hitler successful in Russia why or why not

History

1 answer:

Pie2 years ago

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Answer:

No he was not

Explanation:

He got his butt beat because he underestimated the Russian winter and basically starved his men and thrusted them into a climate they weren't used to, on terrain they don't know, with a pretty awful supply route and expected them to win.

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