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OPERATION BARBAROSSA

OPERATION BARBAROSSA. By: Dejonia Reid and Sandra Perez. What is operation Barbarossa and when did it happen?. Operation Barbarossa was Germany’s code name for their invasion on the Soviet Union.

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OPERATION BARBAROSSA

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  1. OPERATION BARBAROSSA By: Dejonia Reid and Sandra Perez

  2. What is operation Barbarossa and when did it happen? • Operation Barbarossa was Germany’s code name for their invasion on the Soviet Union. • The attack happened June 22, 1941at 3:00 Sunday morning with three Army groups( North, South, Center). • Barbarossa was the largest military attack of World War 2 and also would be the turning point of World War 2

  3. War Begins • At the beginning of the war Germany had 3 million soldiers, 3580 tanks, 7184 artillery guns, 1830 planes, and 750000 horses. • By day 17 of the war the Center Army for Germany had captured 300,000 Russians, and destroyed 2,500 tanks, 1,400 artillery guns, and 250 aircrafts.

  4. Why it failed? • In the beginning operation Barbarossa was a very big success but later on it had failed. • The Germans had underestimated the Russians potential because the Russians kept backing up and letting the Germans more into their territory. • When winter came the Russians attacked the Germans who were low on supplies and were not prepared for the cold harsh winter.

  5. Casualties • At the end of the war the estimated death for the Soviet Army was 7 million • The estimated deaths for the Soviet civilians is about 20 million people • The estimated deaths for the German Army is about 4.3 billion and about 900,000 Axis forces lost their lives either in war or they were captured by the Soviet Army.

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