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In World War II, Hitler turned on Stalin by invading Russia. However, despite his superior numbers, generals, and supplies, how were the Russians able to push them back?

In World War II, Hitler turned on Stalin by invading Russia. However, despite his superior numbers, generals, and supplies, how were the Russians able to push them back?
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In World War II, Hitler turned on Stalin by invading Russia. However, despite his superior numbers, generals, and supplies, how were the Russians able to push them back?

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Because the fuel from the tanks was frozen during the winter so they did not have any chances without food and warm clothes
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