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The difference of the amount of soldiers between the fronts was very big. Westernfront was like nothing to germany (little troops and mostly reserve) and on the easternfront there was a lot of soldiers and those with better training.
Lol, Germany was on the defensive long before D-day. They were also loosing in North Afrika and in Italy as well. And the russians just kept coming. Keep telling yourself that Amerika won the war.
Germany failed at Moscow. Failed at Stalingrad with giant losses. Not to mention kursk. But sure the russians had trouble holding them back.
Its not only USA who gave aid...Britain also aided.
Germany was steam rolling on Russia and its only the weather and the vast terrain that made fighting in Russia tedious.
Russians were also forced to fight harder coz if they retreat they will be shot by their own and if they dont get shot for that...then there will be too many retreats and even mutiny.
Personally I believe they should have added a Russia side to the upcoming campaign too...I mean they too played a huge part....its was more of a combined effort.
Yeah u got point but America had no border with Germany it was easier launch an operation without under attack. What happened only effected America's allies civil life unharmed in America production never damaged by air raids if USSR was surrender America couldnt win that war. No way Jose, no way.