Turning Point of World War II: How Germany's Lack of Coordination with Japan Led to Soviet Victory

Germany made a strategic error by invading the Soviet Union without coordinating with Japan, which could have forced the Soviets to fight on two fronts. This allowed the Soviet Union to reinforce their military with well-trained and equipped divisions from Siberia, which ultimately helped them successfully counterattack and push the German soldiers back. If Germany had coordinated with Japan, Japan could have invaded the Soviet Union from the east while Germany advanced from the west, potentially trapping the Soviet reinforcements and limiting the Soviet Union's ability to "trade space for time. #ww2 #germany #sovietunion #japanempire

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