Hitler's Gamble: The Imminent Clash with Stalin

In June 1941, the Red Army outnumbers the Germans significantly, possessing 20 times more mortars and five times more aircraft. Historian James Holland argues that Hitler's only chance of success lies in a swift attack before the Soviet Union can recover, but the scale of the task is daunting and ultimately leads to failure.

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