Question

What made Germany's invasions of Europe difficult to stop during World War 2?​

Answer 1

The usage of Blitzkrieg, an operational military doctrine that envisages the use of mobile attacking forces using speed and surprise to prevent the enemy from establishing a coherent defense in a timely manner.

Explanation:

• Early war operations such as the attack on Poland, the attack on France and Operation Barbarossa were very successful thanks to the sudden penetration, the enemy's unwillingness and his inability to respond in a timely manner to this superior German military doctrine.
• During the attack on France, German units faced a numerically superior French army that had a larger number of tanks, many of whom were equal opponents and even superior to German tanks.
• The Blitzkrieg strategy implemented by the German troops during the Battle of France allowed for a quick German victory, although the strength ratio announced a lengthy campaign with heavy losses.

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