After most of a lifetime researching this topic, I am of the opinion..."Just my Opinion" that sooner or later the Allies would have defeated Germany. However, at the time and considering the lenght of the war from 1941 to 1945 it would have been doubtful. The Soviets lost 27 million combat deaths in four years, that isn't considering civillian deaths, is also doesn't count German casualties which have been estimated at 4.5 million dead or MIA. The Soviets had one thing going for them amongst other things, they had an unlimited supply of men and women to fight, the Germans didn't...Just to give you a measure of what the deaths were like, the Russians lost more men and material in one day at the battle of Kursk, than the American and British Armies did the first two weeks of the invasion of France..I am very strong of the opinion that if the Soviets were not in the war, WWII atleast in Europe would have lasted alot longer
The Soviets (Russians) may have beat the western allies into Berlin.
the russians
most but not all the Russians fought with the Germans in the invasion of Poland. but after that the German got greedy and attacked the Russians who swapped over to the allies and helped win the war.
The Russians were on the winning side, they did not win the war by themselves. Of the Allies fighting in Europe the Russians suffered the biggest losses, but much of the equipment (planes, trucks) the Russians used were made in America.
The Russians were part of the Triple Entente which was the allies. The triple entente was U.K. France and Russia.
If you are referring to the white Russians in the Russian civil war, the white Russians were the non-communist party in the war. They were supported by the allies of World War One, but they did not receive adequate backing, and lost the civil war.
Americans, British and the Russians. after Hitler broke his defensive pact with the Russians, the Russians switched teams and joined the allies
There were quite a few, the British and Russians were the biggest allies but there was also the Canadians, Austrailians, and what was left of the French, to name a few.
The Allies, along with the Russians, fought up to and into the very centre of Berlin. Hitler committed suicide in his bunker.
The Russians pushed from the East. The Allies pushed from the North and South.
because the russians were leagaly our allies but if we fought by there side they would be mad when we took all the credit
The Russians were on the Allies team, but at the end they weren't given enough credit for their work. They took a sacrifice by having some of their men not use guns which caused many deaths. The USSR (Russians) did the best they could with what they had and the other countries in the Allies didn't give them much credit for helping win the war.