How close was Hitler to winning World War II?

In this video, we explore how close Hitler came to winning World War II. Starting with the rapid conquests of Poland and Western Europe, we delve into Germany's ambitious invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941 and 1942, highlighting critical moments like the battles for Moscow and Stalingrad. Discover how harsh winters and Soviet resilience turned the tide against Germany. What if they had defeated the Soviets? This could have drastically changed the course of the war and allowed Germany to focus on the West, making victory for the Allies much harder.

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[shortspecimen]

If he waited for the winter to pass it might have been a different story

[saulcarvajal]

The picture where Stalin looks sad knowing Germany was invading them made me think if he’d lose he probably had shot himself as well.

[maximomartin]

Summary: Germany's defeat was because Hitler was impatient and couldn't just wait a few months lol.

[walass]

Logistics stopped them not some winter

[vilotfox]

Italy was one of the main reason for Germany to lose the war

[enceladus]

If only we knew what the west would have turned into. We should have listened to him.

[CharlemagnetheGreat]

On numerous occasions, Hitler's idiotic decisions--based on his "intuition"--caused confusion, and ultimately lost the war for Germany.

[Luka]

They had everything to win in that war because losing it meant the end for them.

[hesmightier]

Where were the Finns, Italians and the Japanese?

[Nimishpoyrekar]

Attacking USSR during treaty was mistake

[mark_sugar]

Poor logistics in the east and not beating GB meant that Germany would fight on 2 fronts and against economies stronger than them (+US). So no chance of DE winning in other words.

[isaacsilvas]

The could’ve won if they didnt attack britain or usa

[Unknownh]

Sorry for ur brain washed, soviets were nothing infront of nazi’s, soviet win because of American uk France and other countries 😊