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Why did Hitler's generals want to withdraw troops from the USSR?
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Because they were being smothered in the terrible cold that they were ill-prepared for. They wanted to withdraw them so as not to lose too much, an attempted action that failed, causing Hitler to suffer irreplaceable losses in both troops and equipment in their fighting the red army.
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