How Germans Perceived the Outbreak of the German-Soviet War (1941) – Operation Barbarossa Starts!
June 12, 2021
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as posted by the channelThe German perspective of Operation Barbarossa: the beginning. How did Germans see the outbreak of the German-Soviet War (1941)? Did Germans expect Hitler was going to attack the USSR? In this video you will learn about the German perspective on World War II.
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The German War. A Nation under Arms, 1939-45 (Nicholas Stargardt).
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