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http://www.feldgrau.com/econo.html A Germany-Soviet Military-Economic Comparison by Arvo L. Vecamer AND http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/en/article.php?

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ECONOMIC FACTOR GERMANY LOSES IN WW2


The treaties of Versailles 1919 was make very aggressive Germany to the economic and industrial for military expansion. Germany essentially lost the Second World War on the Eastern Front and the key to that loss can be directly attributed to the different economic and industrial factors of both the Soviet Union and the Third Reich. The Soviet Union had built up a much more effective and reliable economic infrastructure since the 1920s when compared to the German economy.

Germans often suffered from supply shortages. In addition to their own production capabilities, the Soviet Union also obtained significant quantities of U.S. and British lend-lease aid as can be seen a few paragraphs down. Germanys excellent military leadership and her many technical advantages were not enough to overcome the economic advantages of her enemies.

HOW GERMANY CAN BE TRIUMPH BY ECONOMIC?


An economic base must be sufficiently developed to survive a prolonged conflict From the very beginning, Germany should have been able to exploit many of her economic and technology advantages far more optimally. It was more optimally geared for mass production of simple, yet reliable (military) goods and products. Economic aggression should be at initial and effective by good production and make sure grand strategy is not been a short money.

Germany need allies to support military expenditure during war. Without allies actor can not be prolong conflict during war. Germany also need more food industrial effective not for machinery or military production. Without food supplies, armies cant be maneuver. Overall, Germany will be win the war if economic stability industrial production which can be support war in the long time.

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