How Was Germany Able to Fight Till 1945? - German Late War Weapon Production
April 18, 2020
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as posted by the channelHow Was Germany Able to Fight Till 1945? Towards the end of WW2 Germany was cut off from resources and German factories were bombed. Yet, the Germans managed to fight till May 1945. Why did Germany fight till the end of WWII? One person was very important in making this happen: Albert Speer (Reich Ministry of Armaments and War Production). Who was Albert Speer? In this video you will learn about the last German weapons of WWII and its production.
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