GERMANY in WORLD WAR 2 #history #wwii #ww2 #worldwar2 #historical #historyfacts #germany #german

[timeones]

They did have advanced tech. But they did not have the industrial sector to build their military the way America had. The French whom had the largest military at the time also had a lot of horses and Russia was even worse

[georgewright]

The Germans came to France as one of the worlds finest motorised force . But after Operation Dragoon and the Falaise Gap they left essentially on foot

[andrissanta]

They were more advanced, had the best scientists in the world....but the shortage of supplies didn't helped much

[nitsuabro]

The Germans were pioneers of technology across various industries. Their logistics depended on literal horse power, but they were still far ahead of the allies and many different areas

[smolenskkid]

V2 rocket, me-262, and the ste44…Just to name a few of the obvious technologies they had that was more advanced.

[thatcat]

Ppl say the me-262 is very advanced, its really not, the gloster meteor took its first flight around the same time as the 262

[shroomy]

Alright let’s try this out, WW1 ended in 1918 and when Germany lost they got hit hard with the treaty of Versailles crippling them economically and militarily when WW2 started in 1939 due to the treaty the French who at the time had the most trained military in Europe surrendered on June 22 1940, now look the Germans did use horses but not to the extent as many of the allied and soviet nations did, this is what led to many of their losses when they encountered the Germans, they had to adapt and fight the Germans in a new way cause it was a new type of warfare, the Germans prioritize WunderWaffe or Wonder Weapons which led to them developing new strategies and tech like blitz krieg, the Sturmgewehr, and even creating the modern highway system most counties use today, were they good no, did they make advances in science and society yes. Go watch a documentary or watch a video on YouTube one of the best people who teaches history properly is the Armchair Historian so I highly recommend him if anyone is interested in history in general.

[Armageddonsteellegionioneri]

Im just goign to point out canada was the most mechinised army of ww2 only sevond to the us but on a troop transport basis we avually had more transports vehicles and used more transport vehicle then the us

[michaelkeller]

Dude you don't know what you're talking about.

[kcck]

All the Nazi Germany shills in the comments 🤣🤣

[michaelkeller]

A country the size of Oregon almost took over the world, it's not propaganda. Get over yourself and your obsession of snacks.