god....freyjones
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Say Hitler wasn't as closed-minded/dogged as he was, and listened to what his generals were telling him.
Allied generals like Monty fumbled also, but then the Germans with closer reinforcements and shorter supply lines could have stopped the British/Canadians at Caen and jeopardised the entire operation.
Had this been the case, would an Allied victory still have been true overall? Or could the Germans even won eventually? Or would the Soviet advance in the East meant VE Day would have been in 1947 instead of 1945?
I believe with the Germans pinned in Europe, they may have lasted out longer, but then the Allies by that time were free to ship supplies, arms from the US, Canada, even the UK and possibly even the British/French colonies in Africa, the Caribbean and India. There was no Battle of the Atlantic at the time, and the true turning point of the war was in Stalingrad.
Allied generals like Monty fumbled also, but then the Germans with closer reinforcements and shorter supply lines could have stopped the British/Canadians at Caen and jeopardised the entire operation.
Had this been the case, would an Allied victory still have been true overall? Or could the Germans even won eventually? Or would the Soviet advance in the East meant VE Day would have been in 1947 instead of 1945?
I believe with the Germans pinned in Europe, they may have lasted out longer, but then the Allies by that time were free to ship supplies, arms from the US, Canada, even the UK and possibly even the British/French colonies in Africa, the Caribbean and India. There was no Battle of the Atlantic at the time, and the true turning point of the war was in Stalingrad.