The WW2 Battle That Cost 2 Million Soldiers But "Never Happened" (The Rzhev Meat Grinder)
Автор: WW2 Past Declassified
Загружено: 2025-12-03
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For 14 months, Soviet forces attempted to capture German positions at Rzhev, just 120 miles from Moscow. The result: 2 million casualties for territory the Germans voluntarily evacuated in March 1943. This campaign matched Stalingrad's scale but disappeared from history books.
In this video, you'll discover:
► How 2 million became casualties in forgotten operations
► Why Germans withdrew from positions Soviets couldn't capture
► The supply shortage that prevented Soviet success
► How Operation Mars failed while Stalingrad succeeded
► Why this campaign remains controversial today
From strategic miscalculation to voluntary withdrawal, this is WW2's most futile campaign.
⏱️ Chapters:
0:00 – Germans Leave What Soviets Couldn't Take
0:50 – The Salient Threatening Moscow
3:06 – Model's Defensive System
6:40 – First Operations: January-April 1942
9:13 – Summer 1942: Major Offensive Attempts
12:40 – Operation Mars: The Hidden Failure
17:01 – Supply Shortages Prevent Success
19:07 – Impact on Civilian Areas
22:47 – March 1943: Strategic German Withdrawal
27:16 – 2 Million Casualties, No Objectives Achieved
30:04 – Why History Forgot This Campaign
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