Oh, the irony

I ain't a booster for adolf hitler but if he would've let his generals do the work, i think germany would have won the war. But, that's just me.

his generals didn't want to go for the oil in the caucasus

yes

I DON'T HAVE ANY

they take the oil and forget about me >:)

Oh yeah, forgot about that lol. Yeah, I think the reason why Adolf Hitler lost the war against Russia and the allies was due to this one infamous battle in operation Barbarossa, the battle of Stalingrad. Hitler mainly focuses his troops on the city because of the massive industries in Stalingrad and because of his ego against stalin.

And I think (Maybe I'm wrong) that Stalingrad was the biggest producer of tanks and weaponry in the soviet union, and hitler wanted that for his advantage in the war against Russia and maybe the allies do to come.

But, the German military underestimated the soviets, some even thinking that the soviets will only carry pitchforks and knives to a gun fight. And let us not forget the harsh Russian winter that the german war machine failed to prepare their soldiers with winter gear.

And most supplies were destroyed or not shipped right away to the soldiers in need.
Hitler even swears to the commander of the forces in Stalingrad that supplies are coming and will be there in no time. But the heavy anti-air defences and the low fuel cause the supply plans to crash or not drop the supplies in the right areas.

To and a middle figure to the problem, Hitler promoted the general of the forces in Stalingrad to field marshal because no field marshal in german history hasn't once surrendered to the enemies their fighting. And most german soldiers were exhausted from fighting and most just gave themselves up to the Russians.

And the german commander (Now field marshal) said f**k Hitler and surrender to the Russians, turning the tide of war for Germany.

I don't know a crazy amount about stalingrad
I'm pretty sure that the industry at that point had been relocated behind the Urals so that wouldn't have been the issue (I don't think)
from what I know though, the tide arguably turned when the Germans started running out of oil, which was pretty early on. It slowed them down dramatically when they should've been able to keep plowing through.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure that Stalin order some of his factories to be moved behind mountains so it will be much harder for Germany to get them.

Yeah, that too. Germany mostly needed oil to fuel their tanks on the battlefield

Yeah, when Hitler promoted von Paulus to field marshal he effectively requested he fight to the death since no German field marshal in history (until that point) had ever been captured by the enemy. After his surrender to the Soviets, he eventually became a military advisor for East Germany after the war.

Hitler and Stalin share something in common.

Fight till the last men.

“They’ll fight to the last drop of other people’s blood”

Most of the Soviet troops were just people from other countries, like Korea, Mongolia and
the baltic countries.

And Germany mostly just uses people from occupied countries they conquered.

Actually, they did. They advised him against splitting the force to attack Stalingrad. They wanted to take the oil fields, encircle Stalingrad after that, and then starve them into submission. But Hitler wanted nothing to do with that plan. He had to big of an ego to do that. And that is why the Eastern Front collapsed. If he hadn’t attacked Russia and had dealt with England first, he would have won.

hmm, interesting