WaW 13 German Ostfront Victory
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Soviet defeat ? Germany loost the War the moment it has started it. How so ? Its part of history really. Germany, Hitler and his high command had no plans regarding a win. IN a usual war you have ideas, you win and go home or make contracts, loose land something like that. The idea behind the third Reich in Hitlers mind was to kill whole races and the genocide. How to achieve that ? The Third Reich was already doomed from the first day.
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The Russians had a virtually unlimited amount of men. I have heard German officers say that two things were always a problem. The vastness of Russia and the unending supplies of fresh troops. The drive to Moscow had to be direct. The Russians should never have had the chance to move the factories to the Urals. What might have changed things is if Japan had attacked from the other side. If the Axis had given Russia a two front war.
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@infokemp you forget that most german troops died of cold in the eastern front, not bullets.
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Thats amazing! The Bunderwehr is a very impressive army. I was in the British para reserve so we look to the fallschirmjager as sort like the orginal paratroopers. The bunderwehr paras look up to us I think it is recognized that the British paras are the top airborne force. I would not like to say between the British panzers & the German panzers both have awesome tanks in the Challenger & Leopard 2.
Do you think the Bunderswehr could take on Russia now?
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You are right that is why the soviets had their troops in the forward position & why they had so many heavy casualties. WW2 was suposed to happen in 1947 this when the Soviet attack was planned & also coincidently when the German army said it could mount major ops after France. The Soviet attack in my opinion would have been defeated because the Germans would of had their advanced weapon by then. Instead of being inferior to the Soviets in weaponry.
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Another what if history project good work!
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Yes, it is purely fiction. I used real footage to recreate a fictional Eastern Front campaign in a Battlefield 1942 tournament. Romania 1943 was very bad for us (the Germans), if I recall. :)
The Music is from the Movie"Battle Royal"the Japanese movie,right?
qjzccc 3 years ago
I'm not sure where the music has been used previously, but neither were composed specifically for a movie.
The first song was composed by Verdi in the 1870's as a Requiem for a poet friend of his. This specific piece is the beginning of the Dies Irae (Day of Wrath in latin).
The second piece is an instrumental version of Ständchen (Serenade in English) by Franz Schubert and was written in 1826. It is also performed as a lied (piano with one singer).
I hope this helps.
erichritter 3 years ago
You have constructed a quite realistic senario here, if the Germans had gone for Moscow not worrying about their flanks I am sure the soviets would have tried a southern offensive like this in winter when they have the advantage. Attacking into the build up area of the Germans though would have caused a Soviet defeat as show by Kharkov & Arnheim.
Well done 5 starts
infokemp 2 years ago
It's actually more interesting than that. I didn't come up with this scenario, it occurred "naturally." I was an officer in command of an infantry company and a member of the officer staff of the German army (which was made up of several people). Likewise, the Russians had many officers, as well. Based on our decisions on where to attack and with equipment available at those points in history, the scenario played out as you said...but it was all done in actual fighting in BF1942. :-)
erichritter 2 years ago
whats that music around 2:40?
sternberg1 4 years ago
Franz Schubert is one of my favorite composers. This is an instrumental version of his Lied titled Standchen (the a has an umlaut over it, but I don't know how to type that). Come to think of it, the version with Thomas Quasthoff singing might have been as effective. I spent a little time getting the music just right. :)
erichritter 4 years ago