How brutal was the Eastern Front of World War II?

In World War II, the situation in the Eastern Theater was relatively serious, when China, as the main Eastern battlefield of World War II, paid the price of many soldiers with their lives in this war, and at the same time, some foreign invaders made many big mistakes on the battlefield.

During World War II, the Eastern Front was also one of the most fierce battlefields, with important battles such as the Battle of Moscow and the Battle of Leningrad, and the two sides were very heavy.

Historically, the term "meat grinder" has been used to describe the battles on the Eastern Front. The mortality rate was large, and the bones of soldiers at that time can still be exhumed in some places.

It's very cruel, and now it's unbearable to look back on, and I don't dare to think about it anymore.

Compared with the Eastern Front, the Western Front is like child's play.

The Eastern Front of the Soviet Union in World War II was the bloodiest front in modern history, with more than two million people on both sides, soldiers could only survive for an average of nine minutes, combat units were calculated as group armies, and a division could only be used to "explore the road", with millions of troops, artillery in 10,000 units and tanks in 1,000 units.

Life is more fragile than snowflakes. The German army on the Eastern Front plus the servant army, **11 million, and the Soviet military and civilian casualties 60 million.

The Eastern Front was very terrifying, when both sides deployed a lot of troops, and the war was very tragic.

Whoever dies slower wins.

70%-80% of the German army was killed by the USSR, think about it.

In the War of Liberation, our army suffered the greatest losses in the Huaihai Campaign, and our army suffered more than 30,000 casualties and disappearances, and the Soviet Red Army died so many in any small local war in the Soviet-German War, hanging a lot of hundreds of thousands of battles, while our army died in a total of more than 100,000 in the three years of resisting US aggression and aiding Korea!

The Eastern Front was basically a showdown between Germany and the Soviet Union, and they sent a very large number of troops, and many people died.

The horror of the Eastern Front during World War II is not imaginable, it can be said that people are killed and wounded every minute, and the battlefield here is a harvest ground of flesh and blood, whether it is Germany or the former Soviet Union, they are fighting on this battlefield with flesh and blood.

The Eastern Front of World War II was very terrifying, and the Sino-Japanese war was inextricably fought, with heavy casualties, and it was simply miserable.

It's terrifying, war is terrible and will bring countless disasters.

Imagine that there are 500 boys in your school, and only 9 of them survive the war, and only 1 of these 9 people do not have a disability. When you think back to these classmates, this generation, most of them have become unknown martyrs, lying in cold graves. This is the Eastern Front of World War II.

The Eastern Front of World War II was very terrifying. The deaths and injuries were very tragic, with corpses and all kinds of broken limbs everywhere, and the scene was very horrific.

At that time, due to the rapid defeat at the front, Leningrad was already surrounded by German troops before it could react. During the two and a half years of encirclement, the Soviets could only rely on airdrops to support them, and in many cases they were intercepted.

During the war, the local soldiers and civilians escaped the German artillery fire, but fell in the face of hunger. Millions of soldiers and civilians, hundreds of thousands of them are so cold, due to the lack of food, many soldiers have no strength to walk a few steps when they go to the front line, and can only rely on cover to shoot.

In the Soviet-German battles on the Eastern Front, the Soviet Union lost more than 26 million deaths. And Germany died 7.5 million people. Many of these people who are playing are not because of fighting, but more because of hunger and cold food.

Personally, I feel that it is so terrifying that many times on both sides think that there is no point in cleaning up the battlefield and burying fallen soldiers, and only let them rot and become piles of bones.

The scale of the Eastern Front was particularly large, the number of people was particularly large, and the amount of information was very terrifying, and they all thought that it was pointless to clean up the battlefield and bury the fallen soldiers, and only let them rot into piles of white bones.

During World War II, why did Germany dare to single-handedly challenge the four major powers, and how strong was its combat effectiveness!