A good ole history meme dump part 1

May 4, 2018 5:44 AM

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a little bit of a lesser known fact of WWII

Is it just me or... forsenE?

#1 “And now for you I play the acoustic version of ‘Shoot To Thrill’

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#6 He didn't die even after they shot him in the fucking head.

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I see a lot of old myth that it was Winter that defeated the NAZIs in Russia. The bigger factor was the scorched earth strategy.

8 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 1

The first WW wasn't exactly Germany's fault, and forcing the blame on them is part of what led to WWII

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You spelled 2016 wrong.

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Me the whole time

8 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

I smell a russian circlejerk.

8 years ago | Likes 10 Dislikes 2

Does anyone else think it’s kind of ironic to colorize historic photos of the KKK? 1/3

8 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 1

Especially since they’re going to be black and white either way?... Sorry, I’m a terrible person. 2/2

8 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 1

We living in the golden age of the internet. Enjoy these memes, the future is dark and full of terrors. Also spicy wind got a laugh from me.

8 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Probably the least accurate history meme dump I've seen so far, but still a good laf

8 years ago | Likes 31 Dislikes 2

Please upvote my other comments in this thread to spread non-biased historical awareness.

8 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 1

1) no such thing as non-biased history. thinking otherwise is a very scary axiom to believe. 2) Wow. no, not after reading that drivel

8 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Austria started ww1 Not Germany.

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#1 - lacking Roumania, and Hungary did a heck of a lot for the Axis forces.

8 years ago | Likes 11 Dislikes 1

Croatia was also involved after the allied coup in Yugoslavia after Yugoslavia signed the Tripartite pact

8 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 0

Germany didn‘t start WW 1.

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People talk about the Winter War like the USSR got crushed but if Stalin really wanted to keep going Finland would've lost

8 years ago | Likes 8 Dislikes 1

like I know it's a bit of a memerino but there's a lot of legit western propaganda there

8 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

At the same time, soviet union / russia is nothing BUT propaganda. And finland did lose, as people always seem to forget.

8 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 1

They certainly were humiliated and their poor performance was seen by the germans as a sign of weakness, increasing willingness to attack.

8 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 1

Just to be that guy. Germany didnt start WWI. There were desperate attempts towards Russia to prevent it even.

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Nikolay proposed that he will stop mobilisation if wilhelm does too and let international court deal with franz case. Wilhem declared war.

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Germany declared war after the Russians failed to respond to a telegram, which gave them 24 hours to suspend mobilization against Austria.

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Lol, they are mobilizing and demand that Russia one-sidedly don't, no way that was reasonalble. N. demanded gurantees and W. didn't provide.

7 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Exactly. As Sidney Fay said: "Germany did not plot a European war, did not want one and made genuine, though belated efforts to avert one".

8 years ago | Likes 11 Dislikes 1

#37 Third picture is Dresden, not Berlin.

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I feel like it takes a lot to notice the difference. Like, it could have been minneapolis for all I could tell

8 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Well it was quite easy to tell, as a German. The "Frauenkirche" on the very left of the picture is the hallmark of Dresden. Worth a visit.

8 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Another place I wouldnt want to be in the war

8 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 0

These make my soul hurt.

8 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 1

The Germans always underrated the Americans. It was in their blindspot I guess. It took the Bulge in 45 to make them understand.

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The Germans seemed to underestimate most enemies during WWII. USA, GB and USSR most of all.

8 years ago | Likes 9 Dislikes 1

Even in WWI, Germans couldn't understand what happened at Belleau Woods. But for some reason, they overestimated the french and Canadians

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Uh.. I wouldn’t say they overestimated anyone at all. The French were the toughest enemy they faced in WWI and commonwealth troops were

8 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 1

Amazing shocktroops. The Americans didn’t make great soldiers in WWI although they were quite brave.

8 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 1

USSR never surrendered, check your facts bro. ;)

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It’s referring to the Brest-Litovsk treaty which may as well have been a surrender as Russia was collapsing at the time anyhow.

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That's why it says Russia?

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When they surrendered, it wasn't called USSR yet, so technically you're both right.

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That is, if he can show where it was stated that USSR surrendered

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Yes. But the Russian empire was crippled by ww2 and they lost to Japan. Then came the Red Wave to summon up the Soviet Union.

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ww1*

8 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

the meme is about ww1, the guy you see is bismarck

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Bismarck died in 1898, 16 years before WW1. The Pickelhaube is symbolic for the Prussian/WW1 German military.

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not Bismarck, Bismarck was long dead before ww1, its just a german wearing a Pickelhaube, possibly Ludendorff or Hindenburg

8 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 1

#4 While I doubt he said that, I must admit I wasn't there, so he might as well have said that.

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Sounds totally like something he would have said

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Yeah but he was German, so probably something more along the lines of "Auschwutz und Auschwitz, du bist jetzt mein Besitz".

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*Laughs in German*

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Whenever someone mentions the Normandy attack I imagine it was planned by Zapp Brannigan, just throw people at them 0 strategy

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You should read a good book about the Normandy invasion. It took two years to organize, and the deception plan worked beautifully . . .

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. . . Most of German army was 200 miles away from Normandy. Half the German generals took the day off figuring the weather was too bad.

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Reading a good propaganda book vs learning history in school about what a poor choice it was. I'll take the later

8 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Okay, you learned that story in a school? Which one? And what does "propaganda" have to do with planning amphibious landings?

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After the soviet colapse history in eu had some review.The nazis had everything on the E front losing to USSr so attacking a mined and 1\2

8 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

2\3 fortified beach like normandy was a bad choice for the same us soldiers, same thing about the 2 A bombs an "exagerated" response to PH.

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Someone needs to review again. All the beaches in Northern France were "fortified and mined." Normandy beaches were less so than elsewhere.

8 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Amazing how much propaganda can exist in an "ole history meme dump"

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Did you expect historical accuracy? If so, i feel I must ask why?

8 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 1

Because jokes require references and you can't just make them up...

8 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

I mean... these jokes play on layman understanding of history, so that's good enough isn't it?

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The H-Bomb won the war was the biggest.

8 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 1

Like what? The only thing sticking out to me is the “cowardly French” trope.

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Too many to count, even if ignoring all of misleading or idioticly incorrect ones. Germans starting WW1 is one propagandish ones.

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Ya..honestly Germany just defended their ally

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the "brave and hard working russians", is sticking point ot me, in wwII they were savage hordes for whoom the idea of a clock was magic,

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the strategy was laughable and won preety much just by sheer numbers alone, for the 1st week of the germany offensive stalin

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closed himself in his room while his generals tried to squeez out of him what to do

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How’s it feel to parrot Nazi propaganda? Are you doing it intentionally?

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Amusingly the idea of the russians as "savage hordes" was started as German propoganda.

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What if nobody shot him and his head just did that?

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Spontaneus explosion ?

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Then Mulder and Scully would probably get a call.

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speaking of that image, 3 fast boys

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And also faster than the depicted boy

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My god...you solved it...

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Really annoyed they used a 9mm pistol cartridge for this pic. JFK was shot by a rifle.

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BACK AND TO THE LEFT. BACK AND TO THE LEFT. BACK AND TO THE LEFT. BACK AND TO THE LEFT. BACK AND TO THE LEFT. BACK AND TO THE LEFT.

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That movie: “There was smoke from the grassy knoll” Because smokeless powder is too mainstream for an assassination, so you use a musket

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The location of the Kennedy section in the Presidential Library?

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Finkle and Einhorn!!

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If that happened my head would explode. Along with a lot of other people. Chain reaction and what not.

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What if i told you that finland lost to russia...?

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A million dead to fail to reach your objectives. By this measure the U.S. won in Vietnam.

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What if i told you that soviet union (not russia) never reached main objectives and lost a shitload of men etc. against a piss-poor nation.

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You'd be wrong. Finland lost to the soviet union.

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They won in the same sense Poland won the Polish-Soviet war: they were standing at the end of it so Russia didn't get what they wanted.

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But they did get what they wanted... all of it

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American presence was not really important during ww2 prussia collapsed due to internal problems mostly

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Uh . . . dude, Prussia wasn't a combatant in either world war. Best read a book or two.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Prussia it was, at least make sure youre right before correcting someone

8 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Yeah, as I was saying, Prussia became part of the German Empire in 1871. So, do Ohio and Lincolnshire also get separate billing in the wars?

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oh so ohio did not take part in 2nd world war? good to know

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Ohio not only took part in World War II, they produced more steel, grain, aircraft, and tires than Prussia.

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Prussia was the dominant part (especially military) of the German Kaiserreich

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You mean ww1, otherwise correct. Their tanks did help though, mainly for everyone to realize how important they’d be for the next war

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yea i do, miss clicked and cant edit on imgur

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USA didn't do shit in the world wars cept genocide japan abit. but if you count waiting till it was too late and not letting jews in

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Ww1 - kinda yes. Ww2 - no, they send a lot of help to allies D-day wouldn't happened. Also they did most of the work against Japanese empire

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hitler would have won with out USA!

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More like Stalin winning Europe, if we count troops only. With support, it could've went both ways

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You mean other than the hundreds of millions of tons of stuff they gave their allies.

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And in WW2 that whole campaign in Europe and helping liberate France. And fighting a war across the entirety of the Pacific.

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With half a million soldiers across the two wars giving their lives.

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sold* they didn;t do it out of the kindness of their hearts.

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No, the 80 billion in Lend Lease was basically direct aid. The US taxpayer covered the tab.

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Are you familiar with the Lend Lease Act? We gave gear for later benefits or sold at a huge loss. The motive wasn't profit

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To be fair, El Mustache Man knew about Russia & the winter. The original plan was to invade sooner, but the conquest of the Balkans 1/

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Yeah but he made fuckstupid decisions like not distributing winter uniforms because he thought it'd hurt morale.

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Hadn't heard about that one. Buhahahahahahaha! He made a lot of mistakes. But these posts imply he invaded in winter. He knew better.

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IIRC it was also a wet spring, meaning that the nazis were delayed additionally 5 weeks, and then the winter of 42 was the worst in 50 years

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took too long. He then decided to invade with his tanks out of place. He would have almost certainly taken Leningrad otherwise. Not at 2/

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He didn't want to take Leningrad. He wanted to starve the people to death, and then flatten it.

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He wanted control of the World Island. Getting bogged down at Leningrad was something he most certainly did NOT want.

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all clear that this would have been enough to break Stalin, however. 3/3

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considering russia kept fighting napoleon after losing moscow, idoubt it woud have made a difference.and it wouldnt solve germany oilproblem

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If he had gotten Leningrad & Moscow before winter, it would have made it a lot easier to sustain his army while figuring out how to 1/

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winterize. It would have made a big difference. Probably not enough to win, though. 2/2

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Didn't help that as Germany was pushing through conquering the Soviets Hitler started cleansing immediately instead ofusing the people who

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Hated how Stalin treated them to his advantage then cleansed them after he won. Hitler was just dumb all around when it came to fighting

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The Russians. Also didn't help that Japan fucked up and attacked the us instead of Russia. Russia then took all their Eastern front troops

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His tactics were always that of Zapp Brannigan, send wave after wave of his own men until the nazis reached their kill limit and shut down

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While instances of dumbassery did occur early on... The Russians as a whole fought well from the word "go" and only got better as it went.

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Ironically that was Russia's and China's main tactic as well. Quantity is a quality all its own.- J.S.

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Mao Ze Dong had a famous saying: "the more people, the easier things are"

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thats is actually challenged in todays academic thought. hitler wanted to push for caucasus oil, but the generals wanted to push north.

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There was never a clear consensus among the generals. Everyone had their own ideas. Hitler was swayed in all directions by them.

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That came later. The original plan was to take Leningrad & Moscow before winter.

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This is common myth about the Soviet Union, and although they did have superior manpower, they did not simply throw men into the German

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I know that they did not JUST throw men at the line, but I need sources for the rest of your claims.

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lines, this tactic was suicide after WW1. The Soviet Union had a sophisticated "Deep Battle" Doctrine, and by using massed tanks, airplanes

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Nobody was dumb enough to attack Russia during the winter, pretty much everyone attacked in the summer thinking they can win by winter time.

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Which is arguably an even dumber strategy.

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Also, Russia has been invaded successfully in all seasons. It is more to do with strategy and politics.

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To be fair, Russia attacked Russia in the winter and Russia won.

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Defend Russia using this one weird trick!

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Germany destroyed like 30k tanks. Hitler was flabbergasted at this fact, and the ruskies just kept making tanks at an incredible rate.

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Also if hitler had waited for Russia to be ready it probly would have gone worse for him.

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maybe then the trick is to attack in the winter, fully prepared for winter combat and try to win by winter time. MILITARY GENIUS

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Russia's "backwardness" (aka mud roads") played a major factor every time this happened.

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Shhhh . . . you're undermining a fun fact that allows anyone to think they understand military strategy.

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Batu Khan would like a word.

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Zygmunt III Waza too

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What about Australia during the summer

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Turns out Russia is big

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The Mongols attacked in winter and destroyed the whole country. Mud freezes in winter, and it's the mud that gets ya.

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there is actually one country that taken over Moscow for 2 years.... tho Russia doing everything to cover it up

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Hindsight is 20/20 hilter was on a roll, can blame him for being over confident - he was occuping at a very fast pace

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Mechanization and waging a total war had changed war so much. It was reasonable for them to think the old rules of warfare could be overcome

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Tell that to the mongols

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Anyone remember Poland? We were in Moscow.

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They were like 500km from Moscow before the rains hit and halted everything.... Then winter came.... Then they froze...

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small SS unit made it to suburbs of Moscow, claimed able to see Red Square. Would've made it if Barbarossa not delayed by Yugo invasion

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Thank fuck for that

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More like 25-30km from Moscow

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The only people who could attack Russia in the winter are the Finnish.

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Just wear a coat lmao

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Russia has been successfully invaded in winter. The real problem is invading Russia when every russian would die before giving up.

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Except the Martians in Aldnoah.Zero

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The mongols did

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Yeah but they're the exception.

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And Poland?

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Interesting fact: it wasn't Hitler who didn't order winter uniforms for German troops. It was the much-vaunted German general staff . . .

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. . . The German army's operational skill obscures, for most people, their history of bungling most of their strategic planning.

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When its so politically charged around a cult of personality.. Caution (such as bringing winter clothes for a "summer op") is career suicide

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I'm sure exactly what DID happen was on the minds of every German general. But that doesn't mean they could do anything about it.

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Maybe so. SHOULD invade in winter to reach Moscow by summer? Vote for me and find out whether or not I'm the greatest strategist of all time

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The circle is complete.

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Well, there's that whole "mud" issue when all the snow melts.

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.. or if you just wont even get started since you will start with a loss against the Russian winter and back-track to your country

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Germany's problem wasn't winter. It was spring when the frost thawed and all their gear got stuck in the mud. 1/

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I would argue getting their teeth kicked in that winter wasn't helpful.

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They did OK in the Winter. Not great, but OK.

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Getting pushed back 200 miles and loosing thousands of troops to preventable things like frostbite is doing "OK"?

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If you ask me, apparently it is.

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Before then the russian army was crap with no real training. A new general who trained tankdrivers to be fix their tanks didn't help Nazis.

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Exactly. They wasnt well prepared for winter but spring had them dreaming of those lax days

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If hitler had just gone straight after Moscow instead of dicking around, he would have cut off the West from the East, due to the railroads.

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This man types wisdom.

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But he had to help Italy with their stupid shit. Pushing his invasion of Russia back from May to late June. He almost had Moscow.

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It was a delay to invade Yugislavia because of his bruised ego when they threw out a Nazi appeasing government.

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He dicked around invading Yugoslavia because his ego got a boo boo. Delayed Barbarossa. Would have made Moscow if not for that.

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I think he went for oil instead, they were running out.

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Agreed. But that would probaly have made little difference. Germany didnt have any real use for moscow but craved the resources in the south

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Napoleon did exactly that and it kinda ended the exact same way

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Yeah but the rail lines from the east ran through Moscow. It would have limited Russian reinforcements.

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They were wrong.

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Russia is a big place.

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Mostly useless. Even more so then. The Russians couldn't live/fight in siberia forever with their farmlands gone. They'd eventually starve.

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but they are about to find out that winning a land war in russia... ain't so easy.

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Hitler: "I can beat the Russians before Winter!" Narrator: "He did not".

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So the trick is to prepare and attack during winter?

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or just wear furry little hats, like mongolians

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Seemed to work for them. That, and an unceasing desire to conquer all before them.

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yeah but hitler and napolean had that bit, but not the furry hats

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Kind of, yes. Fight close to home in winter so the supplies can easily reach you and then by the time you're far away, it's summer again.

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