The Germans failed to account for the harsh Winter conditions for which the common soldier was not properly equipped . The Germans lost any mobility that they had had by being involved in house to house fighting within the streets of Stalingrad . The Luftwaffe was not prepared or capable of providing the supplies needed for the Sixth Army once the army was surrounded and subsequently annihilated by the surrounding Russian armies .
Stalin believed that his armies sheer numbers would make up for that plus in the years before the war Stalin had purged the officer corps of so called "traitors" so the army lacked a lot of leadership skills.
In August 1939, the U.S.S.R. and Germany signed a non-aggression treaty agreeing not to attack each other, nor to ally with or provide aid to an enemy of the other party. (This treaty or pact is generally called the Hitler-Stalin Pact after the leaders of the two countries or the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact after their foreign ministers.) Russia did not expect a surprise attack by Nazi Germany breaking the treaty less than two years after it was signed, and so it was unprepared for Hitler's invasion.
The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, named after the Soviet foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov and the German foreign minister Joachim von Ribbentrop, was an agreement officially titled the Treaty of Non-Aggression between Germany and the Soviet Union and signed in Moscow in the late hours of 23 August 1939. It was a non-aggression pact under which the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany each pledged to remain neutral in the event that either nation were attacked by a third party. It remained in effect until 22 June 1941, when Germany invaded the Soviet Union.
Even though it had the largest army in the world , its troops were neither well equipped nor well trained.
Because the soviet union were allies with Germany and didn't expect Germany to attack them.
no.
Japan had more soldiers but Germany's were better trained and armed.
Angela Merkel-she is the first woman to become Chancellor and is the leader of the center-right, Christian Democratic Party. She was trained in physics and devoted her career in that field before entering politcs. She came from Leipzig in the former East Germany.
Germany sent over highly trained soldiers called Hessians. Washington attacked the Hessian stronghold at Trenton on Christmas Day. Without losing a soldier, the American Army defeated the Hessians. This victory gave the Americans a new strength to fight on, as well as needed supplies, clothing, ammunition, and food. The Hessians were known as the best trained soldiers in the world and were utterly vicious in battle.
At valley Forge, the Continental Army's trainer was named Baron Von Stueben. He was an imposter, neither a Baron or a General, but Washington didn't care. He did a good job, and Washington promoted him.
Because they had been helping Germany: helped with the designs of panzers, had trained some of their officers, supplied them with raw materials.AnswerNorway had a strategic importance to Germany so they used Denmark as a staging ground for the invasion of Norway, Sweden wasnt of any importance to Germany if it was Sweden would have been invaded. Answer"Because they had been helping Germany: helped with the designs of panzers, had trained some of their officers, supplied them with raw materials." We did sell them iron ore, but i doubt we did any of the other stuff you mentioned, here are some reasons.Swedens own army during world war II was poorly trained and equiped(so Germany would be have been able to train their own troops better then Sweden could.and when it comes to tanks the swedish tanks where nothing compared to the German ones, our best tank would be classed as a medium tank.Wehn ti comes to why Germany didnt attack Sweden the answer is simple, they had planned to do so several times during world war II but they needed troops on other fronts so if Germany would have beaten the soviets Sweden could have been the next target.
Japan had more soldiers but Germany's were better trained and armed.
He was born in Switzerland, but trained in Germany. I know he taught in Freiburg im Breisgau in Germany.
Neither- its entirely up to you! the best is the one which is trained the best
Military forces organized, equipped, and trained by -- Egypt -- Jordan -- Syria -- Lebanon
They cracked up and the yolk was on him.
Germany.
america had many allies that even though did not outnumber Germany were much more well prepared and trained
Yes guinea pigs can be attacked by Newfoundlands if the owner allows them to be. However, Newfoundlands can get along with small critters, like guinea pigs, if raised and trained not to hunt, stalk, or attack them.
Because neither side was ready. It would take months before the armies were recruited, trained and equipped for operations.
Not just no but no way in h3ll. They are neither trained in nor licensed to handle drugs.
A level 1 protection dog is a dog that is trained to show aggression on command and if the handler is attacked the dog is trained bite and hold on to the arm. German Shepherds and Rottweilers excell in this kind of work.
Neither one is inherently better. It all depends on which language was used when they were trained.