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Which caused Hitler to think he could conquer Russia in a few months.
But the coup in Yugoslavia in April 1941 delayed Operation Barbarossa by 2 months - which caused the Germans to get bogged down by the Russian mud and then the snow in Oct 1941.
Which caused Hitler to think he could conquer Russia in a few months.
But the coup in Yugoslavia in April 1941 delayed Operation Barbarossa by 2 months - which caused the Germans to get bogged down by the Russian mud and then the snow in Oct 1941.
It had little to do with luck. The lose of Stalin may have hurt the war effort but losing Moscow would not have. Further Hitler caused the delay more then a couple weeks in Yugoslavia. He pulled the tanks from the central command and sent them South.
Which caused Hitler to think he could conquer Russia in a few months.
But the coup in Yugoslavia in April 1941 delayed Operation Barbarossa by 2 months - which caused the Germans to get bogged down by the Russian mud and then the snow in Oct 1941.
Leave it to the arrogance of a meglomaniac like Hitler to miss the stunningly obvious.
That sick sick man was the worst thing that ever happened to the German people.