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The outcome of the Germany strategy, particularly during World War II, was ultimately a failure for the Axis powers. Despite initial successes and rapid territorial gains, the strategy faltered due to overextension, logistical challenges, and significant defeats, notably at Stalingrad and in North Africa. This led to the eventual defeat of Nazi Germany in 1945, resulting in the division of the country and the onset of the Cold War. The strategy's failure also had profound implications for Europe and the global balance of power in the post-war era.

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