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Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union?
The German invasion of the Soviet Union was known as "Operation Barbarossa".Adolf Hitler, wanted to invade the Soviet Union because he wanted to create living space for the German people. He wanted to eliminate the Slavic people and replace them with Germans. Also, Russia had some of the world's richest oil fields and resources; those Hitler wanted too.NAZI-SOVIET NONAGRESSION PACTAdolf Hitler tricked Joseph Stalin, by signing the Nazi-Soviet Nonagression Pact.This created a false-alliance, a false-friendship between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. Both the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany were the world military superpowers in Europe at the time. They "collaborated" in invading Poland, and the Nonagression Pact also divided the borders between the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany's share of Poland.THE INVASION - THE WAR STARTSIn 1941, Nazi Germany invaded the Soviet Union. Although, the Soviet Red Army was the world's most largest and strongest army, yet; Stalin's stupidy cost a big price. Joseph Stalin refused to listen to his officers who wanted to warn him that Nazi troops were massing on the Soviet borders. The Nazis were divided into three main groups, Army Group North, Army Group South and Army Group Center. Many people think that the Nazis were eliminated from the beginning by the big and bad Russians, which is not true. The Red Army, failed to repel the invasion literally. The Red Army brutually lost, most of the battles during the beginning of the invasion. They lost Minsk, Kiev, Karkhiv, Mahilow and Smolensk. In Kiev and Smolensk alone, millions of Red Army soldiers were captured as prisoners. Eventually Army Group South would push the Red Army all the way back into Stalingrad where they refused to retreat any further resulting in the historical battle of Stalingrad. In north, Army Group North pushed the Red Army into Moscow and Leningrad. It was disastrous. Now you are asking how could a big and bad army lose to invaders? Well remember, Joseph Stalin killed all of his skilled officers. Stalin didn't act in time to organize the troops he tought his officers were just war-mongering. Stalin was a complete dumb dictator. He learned his lession hard, when the Nazis eliminated Red Army lines guarding Moscow. Since Stalin kiled a lot of useful officers, pockets of Red Army troops WITHOUT leaders became defeated and captured as well. The Red Army, was kind of like, a big strong body WITHOUT a head. Mighty, but didn't know where to go, or how to fight and what to do next. The Nazis, eventually passed the Stalin Line, considerably one of the Soviet Union's most well-guarded fortresses. Although the Red Army tried their best and desperate attempts, but they failed to repel the invasion and were pushed back into Moscow and Leningrad. Yes, the Red Army troops in Belarus and Ukraine did surrender. No matter how "scary" the Soviets may look, you can sit there and say you have a "strong" and "mighty" army but unless you are Sparta, there will be a lot of surrendering involved. Simply for safety. That is the case with the Red Army soldiers in Kiev and Minsk.CAUSE OF THE NAZI'S FAILURESSo how did the Nazis fail? It wasn't the Red Army themselves that defeated the Nazis, but one of their best allies helped big time. The same ally that allowed the Russians to defeat Napoleon of France, the brutal Russian winter. In the north, the Nazis were not prepared for the brutal Russian winter as they were wearing summer clothing. So many of the Nazis died of the cold weather and starvation. In fact, Adolf Hitler had as much stupidity as Joseph Stalin. He was not aware of the brutal Russian winters. For they were not an average winter any country would face. He either prepared his troops for a warm-sunny war or average winters. So the brutally cold weather killed the Nazis allowing the Red Army some valuable time. In central and southern Russia, the Nazis faced unbearable rain which created mudslides that often jammed their equipment. Stalingrad, Leningrad and Moscow were all sieged successfully but the Soviets would not let them fall.BATTLES OF STALINGRAD, LENINGRAD AND MOSCOWThe Nazis and Soviets both held on to Stalingrad, Moscow and Leningrad for they were Hitler's key targets. Again, remember that the Nazis did not fail the war overnight for their invasion of the Soviet Union was very succesful at first. In Stalingrad, loads of Red Army troops would cross the Volga into Stalingrad but they ended up failing as well. Many of the boats and ships carrying troops were cut down by blitz attacks by Luftwaffe planes. But the Soviets refused to let the cities fall. Many soldiers and civilians began to evacuate Stalingrad, nearly letting it fall. After two years of fighting, the Nazis gave up Stalingrad and became surrounded allowing the Red Army to recapture the city.FROM NAZI INVASION OF SOVIET UNION - TO SOVIET INVASION OF NAZI GERMANYThe Nazi's failure to capture Stalingrad marked the fall of the German War Machine in the Soviet Union. The Nazi's suffering due to the harsh Russian weather and the Soviets' refusal to let Stalingrad and Leningrad fall allowed the Red Army to remobilize and surround pockets of Nazis between Stalingrad and western Russia. The Soviets, continued to push the Nazis west eventually into their German homeland, reversing the invasion into the Soviet invasion of Nazi Germany. The Nazis ended up being pushed all the way back into their capital, Berlin where the Soviets finally put an end to the German War Machine.So the Nazi Invasion of the Soviet Union, despite having a a really successful start, caused their own demise.
Nazi invasion of Russia?
The Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union, was German operation called "Operation Barbarossa". Adolf Hitler wanted to create living space for the Germans and he wanted to eliminate the Slavic people and replace them with German populations. This clash between two dictators, Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin would become one of World War II's most epic clashes. The Red Army, prior to this had fought several wars. Against Finland, Japan and China. The Red Army and Nazi Germany collaborated in invading Poland, so the two armies had been allies. The Nazi-Soviet Nonagression Pact was signed which divided Poland's borders between the Soviet Russia and Nazi Germany. Stalin was tricked, and Hitler invaded the Soviet Union and all of its territory. Did the Red Army repel the invasion at first? Nope. The Red Army was the world's largest and strongest army at the time, but Stalin didn't listen to his officers who warned him so the Red Army ended up running ouf ot ammunition and food. MILLIONS of Red Army troops were captured as prisoners to the Nazis. And for 1/2 of the entire war, the Red Army was pushed all the way back into Stalingrad. The victory at Stalingrad, is really what pushed the Nazis back. Which finally bought Stalin some time, to finally get his crap straight and then the Nazis were pushed back all the way into Nazi Germany where the Soviets CONTINUED to invade until the Red Army officially captured Berlin. So the Nazis' decision to invade Russia actually caused their eventual demise.
Who won the battle of lake george?
The Battle of Lake George, which took place on September 8, 1755, was fought between the British and French forces. It resulted in a British victory, as they were able to successfully repel the French forces and retain control of the area.
What repels magnet?
They used to repel because if you do it south and south it will repel it .When you turn the other way round it will attract it do you know that?
Why did the Nazis defend Normandy to Paris?
The German strategy was to repel the invasion, but as that became impossible, the Germans were trying to limit the invasion to the Normandy peninsula which to a large degree was pinned down in the tough 'bocage' country. The Germans were outnumbered in the West, they needed to defend Normandy to prevent the inevitable defeat which would be caused by a foe increasing in men and material.
Where do you get a max repel in Pokemon diamond?
in any pokemart No you can get a REPEL in ANY pokemart... that's the regular one.... A max repel is available in and after veilstone city.......(Veilstone, Snowpoint, Canalave, Sunyshore, Pastoria, Pokemon League, Battle Frontier (Battle, Survival and Resort Areas)
Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union?
The German invasion of the Soviet Union was known as "Operation Barbarossa".Adolf Hitler, wanted to invade the Soviet Union because he wanted to create living space for the German people. He wanted to eliminate the Slavic people and replace them with Germans. Also, Russia had some of the world's richest oil fields and resources; those Hitler wanted too.NAZI-SOVIET NONAGRESSION PACTAdolf Hitler tricked Joseph Stalin, by signing the Nazi-Soviet Nonagression Pact.This created a false-alliance, a false-friendship between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. Both the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany were the world military superpowers in Europe at the time. They "collaborated" in invading Poland, and the Nonagression Pact also divided the borders between the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany's share of Poland.THE INVASION - THE WAR STARTSIn 1941, Nazi Germany invaded the Soviet Union. Although, the Soviet Red Army was the world's most largest and strongest army, yet; Stalin's stupidy cost a big price. Joseph Stalin refused to listen to his officers who wanted to warn him that Nazi troops were massing on the Soviet borders. The Nazis were divided into three main groups, Army Group North, Army Group South and Army Group Center. Many people think that the Nazis were eliminated from the beginning by the big and bad Russians, which is not true. The Red Army, failed to repel the invasion literally. The Red Army brutually lost, most of the battles during the beginning of the invasion. They lost Minsk, Kiev, Karkhiv, Mahilow and Smolensk. In Kiev and Smolensk alone, millions of Red Army soldiers were captured as prisoners. Eventually Army Group South would push the Red Army all the way back into Stalingrad where they refused to retreat any further resulting in the historical battle of Stalingrad. In north, Army Group North pushed the Red Army into Moscow and Leningrad. It was disastrous. Now you are asking how could a big and bad army lose to invaders? Well remember, Joseph Stalin killed all of his skilled officers. Stalin didn't act in time to organize the troops he tought his officers were just war-mongering. Stalin was a complete dumb dictator. He learned his lession hard, when the Nazis eliminated Red Army lines guarding Moscow. Since Stalin kiled a lot of useful officers, pockets of Red Army troops WITHOUT leaders became defeated and captured as well. The Red Army, was kind of like, a big strong body WITHOUT a head. Mighty, but didn't know where to go, or how to fight and what to do next. The Nazis, eventually passed the Stalin Line, considerably one of the Soviet Union's most well-guarded fortresses. Although the Red Army tried their best and desperate attempts, but they failed to repel the invasion and were pushed back into Moscow and Leningrad. Yes, the Red Army troops in Belarus and Ukraine did surrender. No matter how "scary" the Soviets may look, you can sit there and say you have a "strong" and "mighty" army but unless you are Sparta, there will be a lot of surrendering involved. Simply for safety. That is the case with the Red Army soldiers in Kiev and Minsk.CAUSE OF THE NAZI'S FAILURESSo how did the Nazis fail? It wasn't the Red Army themselves that defeated the Nazis, but one of their best allies helped big time. The same ally that allowed the Russians to defeat Napoleon of France, the brutal Russian winter. In the north, the Nazis were not prepared for the brutal Russian winter as they were wearing summer clothing. So many of the Nazis died of the cold weather and starvation. In fact, Adolf Hitler had as much stupidity as Joseph Stalin. He was not aware of the brutal Russian winters. For they were not an average winter any country would face. He either prepared his troops for a warm-sunny war or average winters. So the brutally cold weather killed the Nazis allowing the Red Army some valuable time. In central and southern Russia, the Nazis faced unbearable rain which created mudslides that often jammed their equipment. Stalingrad, Leningrad and Moscow were all sieged successfully but the Soviets would not let them fall.BATTLES OF STALINGRAD, LENINGRAD AND MOSCOWThe Nazis and Soviets both held on to Stalingrad, Moscow and Leningrad for they were Hitler's key targets. Again, remember that the Nazis did not fail the war overnight for their invasion of the Soviet Union was very succesful at first. In Stalingrad, loads of Red Army troops would cross the Volga into Stalingrad but they ended up failing as well. Many of the boats and ships carrying troops were cut down by blitz attacks by Luftwaffe planes. But the Soviets refused to let the cities fall. Many soldiers and civilians began to evacuate Stalingrad, nearly letting it fall. After two years of fighting, the Nazis gave up Stalingrad and became surrounded allowing the Red Army to recapture the city.FROM NAZI INVASION OF SOVIET UNION - TO SOVIET INVASION OF NAZI GERMANYThe Nazi's failure to capture Stalingrad marked the fall of the German War Machine in the Soviet Union. The Nazi's suffering due to the harsh Russian weather and the Soviets' refusal to let Stalingrad and Leningrad fall allowed the Red Army to remobilize and surround pockets of Nazis between Stalingrad and western Russia. The Soviets, continued to push the Nazis west eventually into their German homeland, reversing the invasion into the Soviet invasion of Nazi Germany. The Nazis ended up being pushed all the way back into their capital, Berlin where the Soviets finally put an end to the German War Machine.So the Nazi Invasion of the Soviet Union, despite having a a really successful start, caused their own demise.
What happened to Paris in World War 2?
It was invaded by the German Nazis and severely controlled by the Nazis.An underground resistance network was formed. They did all they could to sabotage the Nazis and they did tasks for the USA and Britain and the Free French (over in Britain, not Vichy French).The Underground Resistance also established underground (not under the earth) railroads (routes) to help downed pilots and Jews escape France. They also helped some of their own people get out of France because the Nazis wanted to kill some of them.Paris continued their life as much as they could as they had before the Nazis arrived but it was difficult when the Nazis controlled their every day life.At the end of the war the Parisians staged a rebellion against the Nazis and began a battle to defeat the Nazis. They succeeded with the aid of the allied forces - however it really was the Parisians who did most of the work to repel the Nazis from Paris.
How do you avoid a battle without repel on Pokemon white?
Usually walking or letting your Pokemon hold a Chinese Tag would decrease the chance of getting into a battle.
What was the most effect response to the aggression in world war 2?
The battle of Stalingrad and The Battle of Okinawa in the two different fronts of the war were the most aggressive response to the enemy in World War 2. The victory of these two battles basically told the Germans and the Japanese they had lost the war. The Red Army and the Allied Forces gave those battles all they had to repel the Nazi Germans and the Japanese. Sadly, they also had the most loss of life in each place.
Why did Germany get defeated?
why did Germany get weak in ww1?why did Germany get weak in ww1?
What does it mean in Pokemon Crystal if you dont get into a battle for a long time without a repel?
nothing, it just means you are lucky
What does repel mean in Pokemon diamond?
I think it means tkdykkyfg Honestly.... A repel keeps wild Pokemon away for 150 steps... a super repel keeps them away for 200 steps ... a max repel keeps them away for 250 steps... it only works for weaker Pokemon though....don't expect wild Pokemon at the Battle Frontier areas or in Victory Road to stay away from you just because you used a repel
How can you run into Pokemon after you put on repel?
If you use a repel, pokemon will only appear if they are at least 1 level higher than your first pokemon in your inventory. Say you have a croagunk lv. 45, if another pokemon is lvl 46. or higher, a battle will occur regardless if you used a repel or not in the wild. Hope this helps!
What was the reason for the battle of marathon?
The primary reason the battle occurred was to repel a Persian invasion force under Darius the 1st who sought to punish the Greeks for their supportive role in the Ionian revolt .
How do you battle ladias in emerald?
It's a random event after you beat the Elite Four unless you get some ticket to southern island through mystery gift. It also helps if you use a max repel (or regular repel) then run around in a patch of grass till you find it, make sure you use another repel after the it runs out.
Nazi invasion of Russia?
The Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union, was German operation called "Operation Barbarossa". Adolf Hitler wanted to create living space for the Germans and he wanted to eliminate the Slavic people and replace them with German populations. This clash between two dictators, Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin would become one of World War II's most epic clashes. The Red Army, prior to this had fought several wars. Against Finland, Japan and China. The Red Army and Nazi Germany collaborated in invading Poland, so the two armies had been allies. The Nazi-Soviet Nonagression Pact was signed which divided Poland's borders between the Soviet Russia and Nazi Germany. Stalin was tricked, and Hitler invaded the Soviet Union and all of its territory. Did the Red Army repel the invasion at first? Nope. The Red Army was the world's largest and strongest army at the time, but Stalin didn't listen to his officers who warned him so the Red Army ended up running ouf ot ammunition and food. MILLIONS of Red Army troops were captured as prisoners to the Nazis. And for 1/2 of the entire war, the Red Army was pushed all the way back into Stalingrad. The victory at Stalingrad, is really what pushed the Nazis back. Which finally bought Stalin some time, to finally get his crap straight and then the Nazis were pushed back all the way into Nazi Germany where the Soviets CONTINUED to invade until the Red Army officially captured Berlin. So the Nazis' decision to invade Russia actually caused their eventual demise.
