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Abdstrakt:
side fingerprint sensor? This is a first. Really impressive stuff.

ThatPuffPuffBae:
[color=dodgerblue]ERM. Nothing?/[/color]

ThatPuffPuffBae:
[color=violet] I wasn't banned[/color]

ThatPuffPuffBae:
[color=dodgerblue]too late. The damage is done Goodlucks credibility has taken a hit and cost him reelection. [/color]

ceejay80s:
lol
internet fight is full of fun, when we meet outside, we drink beer together

ceejay80s:
e pain am!!!!!

ceejay80s:
HIS MANSION OR HIS RENTED APARTMENT? NAIRALAND UNA DON START

bigrovar:
The general misconception is that Germans lost to the Russian winter. i.e Russian winter played the biggest role in the Germans losing out to Russia. This is not true. Yes the Russia winter played a role but the biggest reason why Germany lost to Russia was due to Hitler's sense of invisibility, isanity and extreme arrogance. Germans went into Russia believing they were in for a swift victory the likes experienced in Western Europe. They considered the Russian to be of a lesser class of people who would surrender in droves under the Blitzkrieg. They expected to to be home by Christmas (a 6 months campaign)

This arrogance made the Germans commit the following tactical error:

Started the campaign without preparing for the Russian winter: The men had no winter clothing, their hardware had no provision for coping with the russian winter.

They completely under estimated the fanatical defends of the mother russia by the Russians who in many instances fought to the last man.. This type of resistance was alien to the Germans who were used to mass surrender once a you outflank and surround an army.. it is suppose to just give up and surrender. The Russians choose not to play to that script and instead fought with the skin of their teeth even when all hope seems lost. Germans often find themselves surrounding and then having to take out the Russians from every inch of land leading to very high attrition from the former.

No room for reserve, Arrogance allowed the Germans to throw in all they had.. because they were assured of victory, they made no room for reserve. Stalin on the other hand used his reserve very well. Unleashing them on the wary Germans time after time at just the perfect moment.

Badly trained and equipped flanks. The Germans rear guard and flanks were often guarded by poorly trained, ill motivated and equipped Hungarian ally. The Russian on many cases especially in the battle for Stalingrad concentrated their fire power on the German Hungarian flanks.. decimating them with their multi rocket launcher before encircling the 6th army (Germany never recovered from that loss)

Hitler's insanity halted the German advance on Moscow, allowing the Russians enough time to prepare a defence. Many German general would go on to say Moscow was the beginning of the end for the German eastern campaign.

Also Hitler's obsession with Stalingrad, a city with zero strategic value but sucked in lots of men and resources which should have been heading towards the more strategic oil fields of baku.. Hitler insanity was in full display when he ordered the 6th army not to attempt to break out of their encirclement even when the opportunity arose. Promising to supply the troops by air.

Even at the battle of the kursk Hitlers delay and constant postponement allowed the Russians to have time to a well laid out plan.

in all these Winter role was just an enabler for the Russian's

masseratti:
what happened to this elephant nose later,do.you have a video?

donestk:
Oh it was Napoleon Bonaparte that led a powerful French invasion force in the 1980s but was stalled by the Soviet harsh winters...... History always repeat itself

donestk:
But the east is too damn far

HateU2:
lol O sun mi o

HateU2:
I never see handsome armed robbers sha.

TrapQueen77:


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