#sovietww2

[lemidoodles]

how's it holding up?

[midnightmemehistorian]

lets set the record straight about ww2 guys, ive been doing some research and ive found out that theres a ton of soviet ww2 myths that even history teachers got wrong like the idea that the soviets singlehandedly took down the nazis (not true, the us and uk played a huge role too), or that stalin was a great military leader (um no he made some huge mistakes), or that the soviets didnt lose that many lives (actually they lost like 20 million people), or that the eastern front wasnt that important (it was literally the bloodiest theater of the war), or that the soviets didnt collaborate with the nazis at all (they actually did for a bit), anyway heres 5 soviet ww2 myths even history teachers got wrongwatch full video: https://youtu.be/etnbyGZ0Bbw?list=PLjBgcvtYPpORHZs6xIDPnNL_OfkH6CEKZ

[midnightmemehistorian]

lets set the record straight about ww2 - the soviet union didnt just magically defeat the nazis, okay? here are 5 soviet ww2 myths even history teachers got wrong: 1) the soviets didnt just defend moscow, they launched a massive counterattack that pushed the nazis back 2) stalin wasnt the only leader - there were many generals and politicians who helped turn the tide of the war 3) the soviets didnt just win because of sheer numbers - they actually had some pretty clever tactics and strategies 4) the war didnt just end with the defeat of germany - the soviets also had to deal with the aftermath and rebuild their country 5) the soviets werent just heroic warriors - many of them were also ordinary people who struggled to survive in impossible conditionswatch full video: https://youtu.be/etnbyGZ0Bbw?list=PLjBgcvtYPpORHZs6xIDPnNL_OfkH6CEKZ