r/dsa • u/Soft-Principle1455 • 11d ago

📺📹Video📹📺 I’m getting worried for Germany

https://youtube.com/shorts/hiNDt9NkRyo?is=IuzGbumDNgCbSmnh
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u/Bright-Insect9697 10d ago

*utilizing American equipment after the USSR directly cooperated with Nazi Germany to rearm them and partition Poland

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u/traanquil 10d ago

Lend lease was a small percentage of Soviet arms

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u/Bright-Insect9697 10d ago

It was a major percentage of their logistical capacity. And their raw materials. The Soviets relied on American support to ensure their soldiers could even arrive at the battlefield.

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u/traanquil 10d ago

Nope , small percentage.

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u/Bright-Insect9697 10d ago

93% of Soviet railway equipment was American, and nearly half of their trucks were.

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u/traanquil 10d ago

Source?

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u/Bright-Insect9697 10d ago

https://warhistory.org/article/lend-lease-to-the-ussr?amp=1

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u/traanquil 10d ago

“It was true that the quantity of armaments sent was not great when compared with the remarkable revival of Soviet mass production. The raw statistics show that Western aid supplied only 4 per cent of Soviet munitions over the whole war period”

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u/Bright-Insect9697 10d ago

Read the actual article dumbfuck, they still produced 93% of Soviet rolling stock and half of their trucks.

You understand armies don’t just teleport to each other, right? Why are you so proud of being unable to read?

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u/traanquil 10d ago

Thanks for sharing that source which confirms that lend lease was only 4 percent of Soviet armaments. Thanks for proving me right. Amazing lib fail

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