On the Soviet German battlefield, why was the Soviet army able to win?

The main reasons why the Soviet Union was able to turn the tide and finally win the war were the following factors: First, it had abundant manpower and material resources. Second, the United States, Britain and other countries have received strong assistance.

During the Soviet-German war. The United States and Great Britain gave the Soviet Union a lot of aid, and without the assistance of these allies, it would have been more difficult for the Soviet Union to recover from the collapse and even defeat Germany. Third, it has advanced operational theory.

During the war, the Soviet Red Army successfully solved a series of military problems in organizing and carrying out a strategic offensive with wide fronts and great depths. Victory in the Great Patriotic War was guaranteed.

Because the Soviet army is hard-working and hard-working, it is not impatient when it encounters things, and it puts its mentality very positively, and there will be no unreasonable actions.

I think this is because the Soviet army has the assistance of the United States and Britain, so on the Soviet-German battlefield, the Soviet army can achieve victory.

The reason why the Soviet-German war is called the most tragic and deadly war of the 20th century is because this war led to a large number of ** situations.

The ** figures of the USSR were very large, and the figures of the parties were not exactly the same:

According to the latest figures released by Russia, the military has accumulated more than 9,164,800 casualties (including those killed in battle, wounded and succumbed to death, and died in German prisoner-of-war camps), of which more than 6,770,000 were killed in combat;

Western statistics show that the Soviet Red Army killed and lost about 7,000,000 people in battle and went missing during the entire war, about 5,200,000 people were captured (of which about 3,600,000 died in German prisoner of war camps), and the total number of military deaths was more than 10,600,000 and civilian deaths were more than 17,400,000. In total, about 26,600,000 people died, out of a total of 59,800,000**, and half of the men of military service age (16 and 40 years old) in the Soviet Union were either dead or disabled.

The Soviet-German war also severely affected the sex ratio of the Soviet Union's population, and to this day, Russia is in a state of more women than men.

It was the Soviet army that was very brave and fearless in combat, not afraid of the slightest in the face of a strong enemy, but more ferocious and good at fighting, and the Soviet soldiers were still very united and very organized and disciplined.

On the Soviet-German battlefield, the key to victory for the Soviet army was a secret ** called Katyusha, the firepower was very fierce, on the battlefield at that time, this was an invincible**, so the Soviet army was able to win.

The key to victory lies in their ability to resist the cold winter, and the enemy has already given up and is simply not capable of fighting in such weather.

At the turn of the spring and summer of 1942, the Soviet army's defeats in Soviet-German battles, especially in the Kharkov and Crimean battles, allowed the German army to regain the strategic initiative. Then, with its superior forces in the southwest, the Germans rapidly developed an offensive in the direction of Stalingrad and the Caucasus. Despite their stubborn resistance, the Soviets were forced to abandon the economically and strategically important southern regions and retreat to the Volga and Caucasus piedmonts.

By mid-July, the Germans had advanced to the Great Bend of the Don River and threatened the Volga near Stalingrad, creating a situation that divided the Soviet strategic defensive line.