Bratwurst Boy
6 Jun 2021
History / Why Was D-Day So Significant for Poland ? [266]
I don't think so....
It weren't only the boots on the ground, but the sanctions and the boycotts which made it much harder for Germany to get ressources....not to mention the daily bombing which chipped away constantly at the war machine...
Not to mention that the western forces were much easier to surrender too....all these forces kept in the East, with no inclinement of surrendering, I doubt the Russians would had made it into Germany.
I could imagine a "standstill" in what is now Poland...on the old "default lines"...
Yes, he would.
I don't think so....
It weren't only the boots on the ground, but the sanctions and the boycotts which made it much harder for Germany to get ressources....not to mention the daily bombing which chipped away constantly at the war machine...
Not to mention that the western forces were much easier to surrender too....all these forces kept in the East, with no inclinement of surrendering, I doubt the Russians would had made it into Germany.
I could imagine a "standstill" in what is now Poland...on the old "default lines"...
