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The Germans began their offensive anew in 1942 after the winter had passed and again met with success, but the Russians were bolstered by supplies from the [[United States]] and their continued mobilization of their own great manpower reserves.  Also, the addition of the T34 tank gave them a weapon that was in many ways superior to any other tank that had been seen in the war.  The Battle of Stalingrad in late 1942/early '43 was the turning point in the War on the Eastern Front, and a Nazi victory became practically impossible after that as the size of the Soviet forces and their fighting ability continued to grow.

The Germans began their offensive anew in 1942 after the winter had passed and again met with success, but the Russians were bolstered by supplies from the [[United States]] and their continued mobilization of their own great manpower reserves.  Also, the addition of the T34 tank gave them a weapon that was in many ways superior to any other tank that had been seen in the war.  The Battle of Stalingrad in late 1942/early '43 was the turning point in the War on the Eastern Front, and a Nazi victory became practically impossible after that as the size of the Soviet forces and their fighting ability continued to grow.

[[Category:World War II]]

[[Category:World War II]]