Why was there one defeat after another in the early days of the Soviet German war

Germany was well prepared and the Soviet Union was not well prepared to be prepared for the unprepared, and the reason for the defeat was one.

Germany, as the attacking side, could break through at any point along the long national border of the Soviet Union, and as long as it broke through one point, it would be successful, while the Soviet Union, as the defending side, had to carry out a comprehensive defense, which caused the dispersion of forces. Of course, as the German army continued to break through, the Germans occupied more and more places, which would inevitably lead to the problem of division of troops and stability in the rear.

On the contrary, the Soviet Union is constantly suppressed, and the army is constantly concentrated, then the Soviet Union's troops will slowly reverse the situation, which is the advantage of a country with strong strategic depth, the Soviet Union, and our country in the War of Resistance against Japan.

At that time, Germany had destroyed France and unified the Western European continent, and Hiedler originally wanted to consolidate and digest the fruits of the war and truly become the world's five giants (the United States, Britain, the Soviet Union, Germany, and Japan). But American spies told him that the Soviets were joining forces with Britain and the United States to beat him to death. So Hitler struck first.

First of all, the Soviet Union was half dead, and he finished playing it himself.

And Britain and the United States were indeed discussing with the Soviet Union to destroy Hitler. In this way, the property stolen by Hitler, the robber, could be divided in the name of a legitimate way, and it would be conducive to the territorial expansion of the Soviet Union. If he continued to join forces with Germany and Japan, Stalin would not be able to catch a single hair, so he was very interested in cooperation.

However, the United States and Britain changed hands and revealed the information about the negotiations between the two sides to Hitler, and Stalin was beaten with a stick.

<> "Truman's father was an ordinary farmer, and Truman studied law for two years at Kansas Law School in his early years, but did not earn a college degree.

In the early years, Truman's life was not very good, he once proposed to a beloved woman, but the girl's father was the richest man, the two had a huge disparity in social status, and after being rejected incisively, Truman decided to go to World War I, and earned enough money to propose again, this woman was called Beth Wallace, and the two were in love for 29 years before getting married, during which Truman wrote thousands of love letters to Beth, which was indeed a very inspirational love.

Achievements in the army gave Truman the capital to go to **, after several years of training, Truman finally gained some status in **, in early 1945, Roosevelt**'s health deteriorated, in this case, Truman was appointed deputy **, Roosevelt died soon after, Truman became the new United States**.

During his tenure, Truman was known for his hard-line attitude, whether it was toward Japan, the Soviet Union, or Europe. In the Middle East, he also helped greatly in the establishment of the State of Israel, although Truman himself was very fond of the Jews. He wrote in his diary about his hatred of Jews, and one of his friends was Jew.

The attitude of the individual should not be put on the national interest, which is the most basic quality of a politician. In addition to his secret hatred of the Jews, Truman's attitude toward the Soviet Union, an ally of World War II, also showed his political talent. On the second day of the Soviet-German war that year, Truman, as a senator, made a speech to show his attitude:

If the Germans were victorious over the USSR, we should help the USSR.

If the Soviet Union had the upper hand, we would have to help Hitler, and we would have to try to make the Germans go on a killing spree, although I never wanted to see Hitler win anything, that is to say, Truman saw Stalin and Hitler as all the way, and the Soviet Union and Germany as the same kind, and Truman never saw the Soviet Union as his ally, but more as a potential enemy, which planted the seeds for the later Cold War.

On the first day of the Soviet-German war in World War II, the Soviets lost 1,200 aircraft. A total of 4,000 aircraft were destroyed within three days of the start of the war; By November, the Soviet Union had lost 1.5 million square kilometers of land and 75.4 million people, and even Stalin's eldest son, Yakov, had been captured by the Germans.

By early December, the Soviets had lost more than 7 million men, 10,000 tanks and 10,000 aircraft, while the Germans had lost just over 800,000.

Why did the fighting nation of the Soviet Union pull its hips so hard in the beginning of the war? In fact, there are two important reasons. First of all, Stalin overestimated the role of the non-aggression pact with Germany, and when the Germans came to their doorstep, he still stubbornly believed that the Germans would not go to war with them.

Secondly, in the campaign a few years ago, a large number of high-ranking Soviet officers were killed, and the Soviet Union had no soldiers in the early battle, and in the face of the well-trained and well-trained German army, it was naturally unable to resist and could only be routed for thousands of miles.

Yes. If Germany had not dreamed of a quick victory, changed its domestic economy to a wartime system, and used all European resources to fight a war of attrition with the Soviet Union, it would have been possible to win. Of course, it's just possible to ......

Historically, it was lost, and now, there is not much hope, after all, it has traveled long distances to fight.