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Operation Barbarossa

Operation Barbarossa
Adolf Hitler, one of the most notorious and ruthless personalities of the 20th century, was responsible for the deaths of over 6 million Jews as well as being the driving force behind the start of World War II. Had Hitler and his Nazi regime been able to allocate their troops more efficiently, the Nazis' ultimate goal of taking over the world and exterminating international Jewry might have been a plausible goal. As it was, Nazi troops were spread thin like butter by 1943, making defense on all fronts nearly impossible. But why did Hitler and his Nazi regime attack the Soviet Union in 1941 after signing the Nazi-Soviet non-aggression pact of 1939? By attacking the Soviet Union, Hitler was playing a number of strategic chess moves, which he hoped would increase his ability to win the war in the long run. Along with the strategic advantages that the Soviet invasion offered, Hitler also had many racially motivated, ideological goals which he hoped to......


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