Battle of Moscow using Google Earth Remastered 

1941: 3.900.000 Axis troops vs 2.900.000 Soviet troops 1945: 0 Axis troops vs 11.000.000 Soviet troops

​@@swe1733 de hecho para el contraataque de Moscu en diciembre de 1941 la URSS ya tenia mas hombres en el frente que Alemania..

@@swe1733 true quantity has a quality in itself

@@scorpionpower2008 well, not always. Chinese had more soldiers than Japanese, but they couldn't do anything for 8 years. Chinese had quantity, Germans had quality, Soviets had enough quality to fulfill the potential of their quantity.

​@@swe1733 Your right. Soviets have both quantity and quality. An example of this is the T-34 tank. They we're cheap and easy to produce while also being effective.

He mustve done something right to have survived on the eastern front for 4 years

@@pizzaneapolitanXD he got plot armor (after the moscow attack steyd on logistic till 44)

The Kremlin spires thing was determined by Antony Beevor to be a bit of a meme which never happened

@@Adonnus100 yea i was joking

@@Adonnus100 20 kilometers from the village of Kryukovo (the maximum point where the Germans advanced towards Moscow) is the building of the Northern River Station, on the spire of which, just like on the Kremlin towers, there is a star. The building is tall and could easily be seen from Kryukovo, thereby confusing it with the Kremlin. Theory

Which they didn’t. The spires were concealed to prevent the Germans from shelling the place.

How do you "conceal" such a massive thing? ​@@ddggfcff

@@khurramzafar they just concealed the spires so they wouldn’t sparkle in the sunlight. This made it impossible to spot them from 14 kilometers away

no, they wouldn't have. they were already making plans to relocate their base of operations to Kazan in the east. The sovietes relocated their factories to the urals because they were planning on fighting that far. They were fighting a war of extermination, so they would not surrender as easily as France did

Of course we wouldn't surrender, WERE THE SOVIET UNION!

@@USSR-JosephStalin Supplied by the Allies.

@@juhanikuronen6944 not in 1941 and early 1942, when they were at imminent threat of defeat. its debatable whether food shipments in the winter of 1942 (stalingrad winter) saved them from starvation

@@USSR-JosephStalinthe entire soviet union collapsed to the german onslaught. Germany was heavily outnumbered and russia took more losses than all the allies and Germany combined. Russia only survived because of poor germans logistics and unpreparedness. Russia only starting making Successful gains when the allies landed in italy

lol ikr

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Those troops that are spawning in are mostly Siberian troops

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Roblox?

Napping😂

@@MatthewAMing autocorrect lol sorry

@@kostaslathiris2184 it’s fine

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Mongol be like: Are you sure?

@@danardono4412 Mongols attacked Moscow in 1941? idio....

@@danardono4412 Moscow didnt exist un mongols time

​@@danardono4412Moscow wasn't even funded yet... 😂

​@@qwertymireeМосква была, чувачело. С 1147 года. Монголы напали в 1238 году

Wrong, the soviets werent “prepared” they were just at their last stand and fighting with everything they had. The reason they survived is because of poor german logistics. If the germans were resupllied correctly russia would be speaking german

@@Overlandjon Blah, blah. We can also say that if Russia had been led by wise ruler and competent military leadership at that time, then with its manpower, resources and population which are ready to go even into meat assaults on any order, the Germans would have been destroyed already in December 1941. But history does not know the subjunctive mood.

@@Overlandjonno, they hit them with order 227 not a step back! The troops fought to the death with everything they had, even IF the germans were well supplied, they would have gotten cuckee.

@@Overlandjon Speaking of wrong, the Soviets were infact prepared, however it was a shocking surprise to them that the encirclement of vyazma and Bryansk came which costed them approximately half of their Moscow defenders, however the city itself remained the most fortified city in Europe until the end of Barbarossa, the Soviets still resupplied and sent over Siberian divisions to humiliate the Germans.. Also your "if' is a very big scenario, the Germans did not have the capability to resupply their army correctly in a short amount of time, that's why before Fall Blau it took them a few months to begin their attack considering this "resupplying" you speak about..

Really?

もう少し早く開戦してればあったかもな　補給が凍ってそうだわ

遅かれ早かれアメリカが介入してくるから無理ですぜ。 せめてイギリスだけに集中してソ連を同盟国にして四国同盟までもっていけたら日本の命運も変わってたかも。 あのドイツと日本で外交官と官僚レベルでその話が出てたがチョビ髭が

​@@monkeyman4509 yeah

Nah wouldn't have happened.

Ни шагу назад!

@@artocyborg2733 ???: No one step BACK! yPa!

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@@Abbott.Mena-GgGg (There is no response. It's just a corpse.)

На самом деле эта директива вступила в силу только в середине 1942 и была связана с отступлением Красной армии до Волги, из-за чего СССР потерялбольшую часть людских и сельхоз резервов.

They would have sent even newborns if they could hold a rifle.

those where actually the Far Eastern Army being redeployed in Moscow after Stalin confirmed that no Japanese attack would come.

@@holywatermolotov315 thats fair, it was that or everyone gets killed by the genocidal nazis (they wanted to exterminate the USSR)

Moscow was the most populated city, 12 times more populated than Stalingrad and 4 times larger in area. What did you expect? The Germans could not even approach the city, let alone besiege it.

@@swe1733they quite literally approached the city, and was on the outskirts.

Gloire éternelle à ta patrie ,à tes ancêtres Soviétiques d'avoir sauvé le destin non seulement de l'Europe, mais peut être même du monde Personnellement je suis Français et faisant donc partie de l'Otan...,on parle évidemment jamais du rôle enooooorme des Soviétiques qui a mis hors de combat plus de 80% de la plus grande armée fasciste au monde ! Sans vous ,je pense que ça aurait été sûr que la France n'aurait non seulement jamais pu être libéré par les anglo américains ( on ne parle que deux et rend hommage qu'à eux chez moi depuis toujours) Et ca me fait énormément de peine et à me met la haine, aimant pourtant et malgré tout ma nations et ayant tout le respect pour les tous les prolétaires, quelque soit leur nation ,leur race ou autre qui sont tous mort au combat pour la lutte contre le fascisme ! Gloire éternelle aux héros tombé au combat ! Mort à l'envahisseur fasciste allemand ! Gloire au peuple Soviétiques avec ces quelques 28 millions de morts environ d'après les sources étant les plus fiable....!

Gloire également à tous les résistants et partisant anti fascistes de tous les pays occupé ! Arrêtons de se haïr et de se faire la guerre !

"me counting every single flag"

L’Allemagne a perdu et c’est triste

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@@Noah_sig40what do you mean it’s sad Germany lost ww2?

​@@Mmk398no matter which side won, it's still sad.

Most of them are from civilians, and soviet troops

美味しいよね。珈琲とサラダと一緒に飲むともっといい。

Какая вся? Румыны, венгры, итальянцы и немцы- это совсем не вся Европа

Австрия, Финляндия

@@user-pg9qb3wy7s Австрия, Словакия, Финляндия

@@Ridvan4ik еще Чехия. Но это все еще не вся Европа

You watched too much Soviet propaganda

Then they would have just suffered their main defeat in Moscow, instead of Stalingrad. Even from this video it is clear that at the end of 1941 Moscow had more troops than Stalingrad during the entire war.

@@swe1733 They would have more chance if they did that

​@@LordOfMountain I doubt it, Moscow is 4 times larger, 12 times more populated, has 2 times more troops and 30% colder than Stalingrad. I think that the concentration of most of the Wehrmacht troops in Moscow would have led to an even greater and faster defeat of Germany, and Hitler knew this. He was not as crazy and incompetent as he is commonly believed to be. Cutting off the Caucasian oil from the Soviet troops was the only chance.

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taking Moscow would bring more damage to the Soviets than Germans it was one big supply hub connecting everything

@@dcs1058 problem is that the Germans would not be able to take it. Look at the number of troops, 2 million troops defending 1 city. Even Stalingrad was defended by a maximum of 1.1 million Soviet soldiers.

Hearts of Iron　Ⅳですか？

Nose, oye una pregunta que piensas del imperio japones?

​@@TheD4rkGamesXD それは軍事的な事ですか？ 政治的な事ですか？ 日本の戦争犯罪についてですか？ それとも日本を帝国主義に染めたイギリスとの関係にですか？

​@@TheD4rkGamesXD 私は日本人です。あなたは？

@@user-xg4kj7ht7r chile 🇨🇱, un gusto me gusta bastante japon y su historia y no quería ofender es que siempre quise preguntarle eso a un japonés ya que tiene bastante historia su pais

ありがとう。 大日本帝国の時代はアメリカやイギリス、フランス等に追い付こうと政府と国民が1つとなった時代です。

In the late summer of 1941. The Red Army lost that many soldiers in and around Keiv. It's the largest encirclement of any Army in history. Yet the Soviets survived. The Soviets had almost an unlimited amount of manpower to call upon.

They got encircled in vyazma

Their big army got encircled

正確にはアメリカ軍VＳ日本軍です。

Thats goebels

they just got encircled if they didn't the germans would have had more in this battle

You should read some researches about Soviet tactics. I wanna remind you that military casualties of Germany and Soviets on the Eastern front were pretty much equal at the end of the WWII. Soviets lost about 27 millions of its population, from which 10 millions were soldiers & officers and the rest 17 millions were just civilians. Germany lost about 18 millions of its population, from which 10 millions were soldiers & officers, who had lost their lives on the Eatern front, 2 millions were those, who had lost their lives on the Western front, and just 6 millions were civilians.