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Why did the USSR win WW2?
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Why did the USSR win WW2?
Russian endurance
Survived horrible conditions (ex:Leningrad)
Propaganda saying fight was needed everywhere
Big sense of patriotism
Weather
Winter came early in 1941
Germans not equipped for Russian weather- believed it would all be over before winter
Mud+snow slowed down Germans
Long distances: no short end to war
Germans unliked
Ukrainians at first welcomed germans (1932-33 famine)
11 million soviet deaths during occupation+ 'Einsatzgruppen' repulsed them
Soviets were 'untermenschen': sent to labour camps
250,000 pro-russian partisans at their peak --> attacked German units+supply lines
Relocation+change of production
Factories moved to Urals +focused on war production
1942: production of tanks+planes >1941
1943: produced more war material than Germany
5-year plans
Had strengthened: economy+resources
1944: Germans outnumbered+outgunned
Food production
Limits on private slots in collectivised farms lifted
Farmers encouraged to make more food
Religion
Stalin appointed a new 'Patriarch Sergius'
Some churches re-opened--> give hope to people
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