Germany lost the Battle of Stalingrad
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Germany first failed to win the Battle of Britain, then Germany failed to capture Moscow, finally Germany lost the Battle of Stalingrad and Germany began the slow, but, steady retreat back to Berlin.
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It was a major turning point in World War II because it was Hitler's mistake. Germany lost the battle of Stalingrad so it crippled Germany
First result was " The Battle of Stalingrad" which was Germany's lost battle, D-day, and the " Battle for Berlin" and many other events
Nazi Germany. Spectacularly.
No, Hitler's power was not lost in the Battle of Britain. While the battle was a significant setback for the German Luftwaffe, it did not result in a loss of power for Hitler. Germany continued its military campaigns throughout World War II, and Hitler remained in control until his death in 1945. The Battle of Britain was an important turning point in the war, but it did not directly lead to Hitler's downfall.
Strictly, 'the army lost its first battle', or acceptably, 'the army lost their first battle'. The singular is traditionally used about the enemy, though plural is also used, equally correctly.
the first time the germans had lost
they lost their pride on being the "best"
Germany lost two times . Germany lost by Spain and Serbia.