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Why I'm glad I look like Hitler
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Probably with the Soviet Union as they make a grab for Poland versus GB and possibly GermanyHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't think -
Naturally - Soviet forces were massing up at the new German - Soviet (Poland was divided between Stalin and Hitler using secret deal that was denied by USSR until it became public in 1990s) border just before Axis invasion, this only makes sense for a suprise attack - Axis were doing the same but they were quicker by a few weeks...Originally posted by Troll View PostProbably with the Soviet Union as they make a grab for Poland versus GB and possibly GermanyComment
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who would have won?Originally posted by AtW View PostNaturally - Soviet forces were massing up at the new German - Soviet border just before Axis invasion, this only makes sense for a suprise attack - Axis were doing the same but they were quicker by a few weeks...How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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I have had this theory for a while now - its all to do with industrialisation.
a few countries found that not only their production went through the roof, not only did national wealth go through the roof, and therefore state wealth went through the roof, but that meant that their military power went through the roof.
and like a teenage lad that discovers his muscles, and realises that no one else has muscles, well, whats to stop him ? he flexes them(\__/)
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You're talking about China now aren't you?Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI have had this theory for a while now - its all to do with industrialisation.
a few countries found that not only their production went through the roof, not only did national wealth go through the roof, and therefore state wealth went through the roof, but that meant that their military power went through the roof.
and like a teenage lad that discovers his muscles, and realises that no one else has muscles, well, whats to stop him ? he flexes themHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Well, if USSR was clear aggressor then chances are Hitler would have made deal with Churchill and USA would have either not entered WW2 in the first place or if it did then it would help Axis+Britain.Originally posted by Troll View Postwho would have won?
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The axis , by a mile.Originally posted by Troll View Postwho would have won?
The soviet front line, even in its defensive positions was destroyed.
The army that held the germans at Moscow did not exist at Barbarossa. it was new. and the armies that threw the germans back, was mostly from the far east, siberian winterised divisions.
the soviets suffered from a couple of severe problems
pre war purges
need to relocate industry to the east
poor quality infantry(\__/)
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If USSR attacked first it would have lost same assets as when Axis attacked first, possibly less HOWEVER the real difference would have been that USSR would not get help from USA - that played critical role in defense of USSR even though it is dismissed by the Soviets.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostThe soviet front line, even in its defensive positions was destroyed.Comment
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...and no mention of our help of Arctic convoys...ungrateful commie barsteward,Originally posted by AtW View PostIf USSR attacked first it would have lost same assets as when Axis attacked first, possibly less HOWEVER the real difference would have been that USSR would not get help from USA - that played critical role in defense of USSR even though it is dismissed by the Soviets.How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Those were very helpful but they were extension of Land Lease help that I mentioned indirectlyOriginally posted by Troll View Post...and no mention of our help of Arctic convoys...ungrateful commie barsteward,
What really won WW2 was British stubborness in Churchil who despite Dunkirk refused to make deal and kept fighting ... that and 20 mln+ losses in USSR fighting Axis with all that was available. However in my view (after many years of research which yields different conclusions that I was tought in Soviet school) if Britain made deal with Hitler then USSR would have lost. Knowing what we know about Hitler now the whole world would have lost also.Last edited by AtW; 23 April 2012, 23:35.Comment
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