WWII strategy explained by a guy who skimmed Wiki

And Roosevelt, because his nation “rose” to the top after the war as a nuclear superpower.

Yamamoto, made famous for attacking with aircraft carriers
Made his flag the battleship Yamato
Hackfrauds

And Churchill because.. ah… there was probably a church on a hill involved somewhere? idk

Prime Minister of Australia at the time was named Curtin, because it was ‘curtains’ for the nazis. (yes, I’m aware we had fuck all to do with the european theatre, I just liked the pun)

To be fair,he wasn’t actually named Stalin,you don’t get called man of steel by your parents,you inflict that cringe upon yourself

Also Stalin is just a very not Georgian name,which is why the little Georgian chose it

On 30 April 1945

>Called Hitler

>Why are you hitting yourself? Why’re you hitting yourself?

Neither of claims is correct. Military doctrine of USSR was based on attacks with mass concetration of artillery, planes and tanks with very little to no attention on digging in and defense until war. German military doctrine was based on fast and precise unexpeted manuvers and encircling opponents but traditionally they also had very systematic approach to defense and digging in. One example from WW1, Germans faced first English and French tanks and when they abondened old defensive line to new one few km back, British found that they dig out in their position slopes which gradually go down until one meets a vertical step of earth some 2 or 3 m tall. This was anti-tank ditch, designed to stop tanks. British copied them, even though Germans didn’t have tanks yet at that point

Sounds like a solid plan if your wiki tab is loading slow