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Why was the Siege of Torbruk important?

Holding it impeded the German-Italian advance into Egypt.


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El Alamein.


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The Marne river. On its banks the German advance was stopped.


River where the German advance was stopped in France in World War 1?

Marne Riveris where the US 3rd Infantry Division helped the French stop the German advance. The Division's nickname is now "The Rock of the Marne".


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At the battle of Troyes in 451 A.D., Rome and its allies stopped the Hun advance. Attila withdrew his forces. When he died soon after, the Hun empire collapsed.


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The major factor for the faltering of the German advance would be the lack of supplies and winter gear due to the German's long supply lines. Another would be the "tenacity" of the Russian defenders and by "tenacity" I mean the use of human wave tactics and snipers.


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The successful German advance during Operation Barbarossa halted in December 1941 primarily due to the harsh winter conditions, which the Wehrmacht was unprepared for, leading to equipment failures and diminished troop morale. Additionally, the fierce resistance from the Soviet Red Army, bolstered by reinforcements and improved tactics, played a crucial role in halting the German advance. The combination of logistical challenges, overstretched supply lines, and the Soviets' ability to launch counteroffensives further contributed to the stalling of the German offensive.