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Nazi Army Stunned by the Russian Winter at Moscow 1941

December 1941. Just 30 kilometers from Moscow, Hitler’s armies seemed unstoppable. Three million German soldiers had crushed Europe with Blitzkrieg, and now the Soviet capital appeared within reach. But then, an enemy no general could defeat descended on the Wehrmacht: the brutal Russian winter. Temperatures plunged to –40°C. Engines froze. Weapons jammed. Soldiers collapsed in snow with no winter gear. Blitzkrieg — the war machine that dominated Poland and France — came to a standstill on the icy fields outside Moscow. This video tells the story of how the Russian winter of 1941 shattered Nazi Germany’s advance, turned Operation Barbarossa into a disaster, and proved that Hitler’s army was not invincible. More than half a million German casualties marked the campaign, with frostbite and exhaustion breaking the Wehrmacht as surely as Soviet bullets. The Battle of Moscow was not just a clash of armies — it was a clash with nature itself. And it was here that the tide of World War II began to turn. 📌 If you want to uncover more untold stories of the weapons, battles, and turning points that shaped WWII, subscribe to Oblivion Archives. History hides many secrets — we bring them back to light.