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WW2: Why We Fought & How We Won - Historian James Holland

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Strategic Failures and Adaptations in WWII

This chapter examines the early strategic miscalculations of Germany during World War II, particularly focusing on the Battle of Britain and the implications of Operation Sea Lion. It contrasts the military strategies of the Western Allies, who prioritized preservation of life through industrialization, with the Soviet Union's higher casualty rates due to reckless tactics. Additionally, the chapter discusses the psychological indoctrination of the Nazi command and the ethical dilemmas surrounding Allied bombing campaigns, including the use of atomic weapons.

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