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Stalingrad :Was the order given not to retreat correct?
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RE: Stalingrad :Was the order given not to retreat correct?
The Wehrmacht was never prepared to fight for the long term. Blitz

worked in Poland and France and remained as the model. Barbarossa

had mosly elements of former blitz operations. Remember, Fuhrer's

orders were to finish Russia in 90 days.

El Alamaine was a tactical gambit designed to control the med from the east end ;since franco refused to allow Wehrmacht to kick the Brits off Gibraltar.

Moscow failed ,more due to General Winter and made a n orderly retreat impossible.

All orders to hold in place proved correct in hindsight.
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RE: Stalingrad :Was the order given not to retreat correct? - by Artur Axmann - May 27, 2014 at 5:43 pm

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