How the Nazis Nearly Won World War II

Did you know the Nazis were dangerously close to winning World War II? Their invasion of the Soviet Union, Operation Barbarossa, started with unstoppable force, but one fatal mistake turned the tide—the brutal Russian winter. Tanks froze, soldiers starved, and the Soviets launched a relentless counterattack that pushed Hitler’s forces back. This miscalculation became one of the biggest reasons for Nazi Germany’s downfall.

In this video, we dive deep into how the Nazis nearly won but ultimately lost due to strategic blunders and harsh conditions. Stay tuned for shocking details and untold stories from history!

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A reading of Joachim Hoffman's "Stalin's War of Extermination" highlights the fact that, while yes, Germany had ambitions to expand into the east for living space, there became an awareness that Stalin was preparing to commence a full out invasion of Europe to spread "the revolution".

It was either attack first and try to throw the Soviets off balance, hopefully negating their numerical advantage. Or, do nothing and let Stalin unleash his armies, which most nations outside of Germany wouldn't have been able to mount any real resistance against.