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Why, despite the disasters of 1941, was the USSR able to defeat Germany by 1945?
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History - Russia Mind Map on Why, despite the disasters of 1941, was the USSR able to defeat Germany by 1945?, created by ZakSmart on 28/04/2013.
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Why, despite the disasters of 1941, was the USSR able to defeat Germany by 1945?
The USSR's forces outnumbered Axis forces
Russian winter repeatedly upset Nazi plans
e.g Tanks took sometimes hours to start due to the freezing cold
Resilience and determination of the Russian people
Propaganda campaigns helped to ensure this
Kept the people on side by not persecuting the church
Strong Leadership
Stalin gave Zhukov a free hand in conducting the war
Unlike Hitler - who constantly meddled with plans
Red Army reorganised into modern fighting force
Tank Armies
T34 Tank mass produced - Best tank of the war
Shock Armies
Partisans behind enemy lines
Massed artilery formations
Continued terror enforced by NKVD
The people had to fight
Hatred of Nazis
Breaking the pact
Sworn enemies of Communism
Atrocities committed against Russian cilvilians
Industrial Production continued in the east
Over 1300 factories moved to new industrial area beyond the urals
e.g Magnitogorsk
Aid from Western Allies
Intel reports from UK
Industrial products from USA (Lend Lease Programme)
$11.3 of supplies sent to UUSR
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