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From what i know, Germany is considered More horrible than Russia. but that is wrong. Russia had killed more lives than Germany and even killed their own troops if they retreated at and point. and yes, the Russians definitely executed German prisoners. in fact Russians would not execute prisoners humanly. sometimes Germans would be shot while being marched to a nearby camp.
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Did the German army defeat leningrad?
The Russian city of Leningrad was never conquered by the German army .
How did the Jews finally become free of the Nazis?
The majority of Jews in Germany and in Nazi occupied countries never got 'freedom from their captors', but were slaughtered.
What defeated German forces in russia?
German forces were severely hampered by the harsh Russian winter, which the German army was not prepared for. Also, Russian resistance was greater than expected; this caused the invasion to last until the winter.
Why was the soviet union Able to Germany from advancing toward moscow?
Answer this question…The Soviet army had more soldiers than the German army, and German soldiers were not prepared for the harsh Russian winter.
Where was the 58th Division of German Army World War 2?
The 58th Infantry Division (German) was organized in 1939 and was assigned to 5th Army and then to 6th Army. In 1939, it took part in the advance into Belgium with the 16th Army. As part of the 18th Army, it participated in the Russian Campaign and fought at Lenningrad. It remained with Army Group North fighting on the Russian Front. Source: http://www.feldgrau.com/InfDiv.php?ID=50
Did the German army defeat leningrad?
The Russian city of Leningrad was never conquered by the German army .
Why was the Soviet Union able to prevent Germany from advancing toward Moscow?
Answer this question…The Soviet army had more soldiers than the German army, and German soldiers were not prepared for the harsh Russian winter.
What happened at the battleof Stalingrad?
Russian civilians held off the German army
How did the Jews finally become free of the Nazis?
The majority of Jews in Germany and in Nazi occupied countries never got 'freedom from their captors', but were slaughtered.
Was the Ak-47 meant to be a German gun?
no, it was made for the Russian Army, it was based off the stg44 that was a German gun.
Why did the Russian joined the 2nd world war?
The Soviet Union was invaded by the German Army.
What does the fact that German armies were not prepared for the Russian winter indicate about Hitler's expectations for the campaign in the Soviet Union?
He expected the campaign to be won before the Russian winter set in, therefore the German army was not prepared for the Russian winter.
What defeated German forces in russia?
German forces were severely hampered by the harsh Russian winter, which the German army was not prepared for. Also, Russian resistance was greater than expected; this caused the invasion to last until the winter.
Why was the soviet union Able to Germany from advancing toward moscow?
Answer this question…The Soviet army had more soldiers than the German army, and German soldiers were not prepared for the harsh Russian winter.
What was the outcome of the Battle of Tannenburg?
One German army fought against two Russian armies. The Germans won, and completely destroyed one of the Russian armies (it was so bad that the Russian general commanding the destroyed army commited suicide). That same German army would, about a week later, face the other Russian army again and smash it too. These two battles made heroes of the German commanders (Hindenburg and Ludendorff), and shocked the Russians, and this event likely marked the very start of the downward spiral which would result in revolution and civil war in Russia.
What was the outcome of the Tannenburg Battle?
One German army fought against two Russian armies. The Germans won, and completely destroyed one of the Russian armies (it was so bad that the Russian general commanding the destroyed army commited suicide). That same German army would, about a week later, face the other Russian army again and smash it too. These two battles made heroes of the German commanders (Hindenburg and Ludendorff), and shocked the Russians, and this event likely marked the very start of the downward spiral which would result in revolution and civil war in Russia.
Did heinrich amsel really exist?
No. He was based on Friedrich Paulus, leader of the German Sixth Army. He was captured, not assassinated, after surrendering to the Russian Army.
