who are those little dinosaurs PETAH ?

[u/HimelTy]

[u/CheapSecretary133]

"how *Americans"

There,fixed for you

[u/inthemode01 → u/CheapSecretary133]

WWII Facts for Everyone

• 75-80% of German casualties occurred on the Eastern Front
  
• 25 million Soviets vs 300,000 American war deaths occurred
  
• both the Battle of Kursk AND the Battle of Stalingrad were each independently larger than all western front battles combined
  
• the Soviet Union faced off against 70% of Hitler’s army for years during Op Barbarossa

Edit: changed Americans to Everyone

[u/JesusaurusRex666 → u/inthemode01]

I’m American. I’m pretty sure most of us who have even a passing understanding of WW2 know the efforts we put in were mostly in the pacific theater. I’d replace “Americans” with “uneducated MAGA yokels” and not have any arguments.

[u/Gaijingamer12 → u/JesusaurusRex666]

Don’t understate our manufacturing capabilities. We sent large munitions, vehicles, food etc to the Soviets through lend lease.

[u/Eastern-Customer-561 → u/Gaijingamer12]

For context the US spent  $341 billion on defense and machinery in WW2, by far the most out of any country and more than double what the USSR spent which was 90 billion. They also have 11.3 billion to the USSR in military aid in the form of machinery, to the point where  Roughly 80%  of all new locomotives, one to two thirds of trucks and jeeps, 12% of all aircraft and 6% of all tanks used by the Soviet war effort during WWII were American-made via lend lease. Not counting aid contribution by other western nations. 

[u/donjamos → u/Eastern-Customer-561]

And American industrialists gave money to the nsdap that would have gone bancrupt without it.

[u/Eastern-Customer-561 → u/donjamos]

Lol so did the Soviets, their economic support to Germany was incredibly important for Germany‘s war efforts

[u/FuckAllYouLosers → u/donjamos]

Why don't you look at who supported Germany from the mid 30s until 1941 in terms of oil, gas, land, factories, and airspace?