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Hi Jennifer No, not at all, for most of the war it really looked like they would win, and the world had no reason to assume anything else. Especially in late 1940, things seemed really hopeless. With the entrance of the USA in the war, and with the Soviets stopping Germany at Stalingrad, Germany could no longer win the war. But there are many ways of losing a war, and Germany still had the power to fend off final defeat two more long years. Cheerio Tommy
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