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Operation Barbarossa (Real WW2 History) Dr Matthew Raphael Johnson

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First published at 02:54 UTC on July 9th, 2021.

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Dr Matthew Raphael Johnson looks at the untold story of Hitler’s excursion into Russia.

June 22 was the 80th anniversary of the German invasion of the USSR. Like all else in history, the narrative of this invasion is almost entirely invented. No es…

Dr Matthew Raphael Johnson looks at the untold story of Hitler’s excursion into Russia.

June 22 was the 80th anniversary of the German invasion of the USSR. Like all else in history, the narrative of this invasion is almost entirely invented. No established historian will even approach the most basic data about it.

In 2008, Viktor Suvorov wrote ‘The Chief Culprit: Stalin’s Grand Design to Start World War II’ which adds more information to Icebreaker.

The truth is that Hitler had a substandard military force for an attack on the USSR. His fuel supplies were almost exhausted and his financial reserves were even more so by the conclusion of the Polish war, let alone the Soviet.

Hitler was aware of the futility of such an invasion, but he sacrificed his nation for the sake of protecting Europe from Stalin.

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