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unlike russia today, germany back then actually was fighting a three front war against multiple major world powers, while also being heavily outnumbered and outgunned by the soviets and crippled by critical resource shortagesWhat's really ironic about this is Russia made the same mistake the Nazis did during Barbarossa...they figured the Untermenschen Slavs were no match for the Aryan Wehrmacht only to find out those subhumans were every bit their equal if not even tougher thanks to the harshness of the Stalin period. The Russians thought the inferior Ukrainians were disobedient vassals who would immediately fold and submit to their rightful master.
Russia's cope today is the exact same thing again, there's no possible way the subhuman Ukrainian Satanists could defeat the Holy Crusade of the Third Rome, it is because they are fighting NATO!
with russia now it's the opposite. they're fighting a single enemy on a single front, while also having gigantic numerical advantages in all possible metrics (active duty troops, reserve troops, draft eligible population, materiel in active use, materiel in storage, industrial capacity, etc)
russia failing to take ukraine today is like if germany had failed to take poland in 39