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The USSR had a number of advantages against Germany in World War II. These included the tactical advantages of fighting on its own soil, better machinery, such as the T-34 tank, and better leadership. The Nazis underestimated Soviet resources, and many say Hitler's micromanagement of faraway troops contributed greatly to the Nazis' losses.

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