After the defeat of Germany, Patton wanted to invade the Soviet Union.
"The war shouldn't be over. We should stop pussyfooting about the Russians! We'll have to fight them anyway. Why not do it now, when the army's here? lnstead of disarming Germans let's get them to help fight the Bolsheviks."
So we all know Patton was correct.
Since the cold war really started at the Yalta conference. So the cold war was already on.
How many troops did we have in Germany at the end of the war?
U.S. Third Army, The Seventh Army, US 4th Infantry Division.
Any more?
How many men?
Could they have defeated the Bolsheviks?
2007-10-04
14:33:54
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Philip Augustus
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The soviets had 10,700,000 deaths and 11,900,000 injured.
And they had about 14% of their total population killed.
2007-10-04
14:43:17 ·
update #1