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Paying no attention to imminent threat
The article discusses the failure of the Axis forces' attack, led by Hitler, on the Soviet Union, known as "Operation Barbarossa," which was launched in June 1941 with the aim of capturing Moscow, Leningrad, Ukraine, and securing oil supplies. Despite amassing around 4.5 million soldiers, the operation faced strategic failure due to miscalculations, lack of proper preparations, and adverse weather conditions. German losses ranged between 770,000 and one million, while Soviet casualties were between 6.5 and 8.5 million soldiers. This marked the beginning of Hitler's decline and military weakness.
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