How the Soviet Union Moved 1,523 Factories While Being Invaded

Описание: Operation Barbarossa: 3 million German troops launched the largest invasion in history. Within six months, the Soviet Union lost 4 million soldiers, 20,000 tanks, and 85% of aircraft production capacity. Total collapse.

In this video, you'll discover: • How the Soviet Union moved 1,523 factories and 16 million workers to the Urals - while under invasion • Why factories dismantled in Ukraine were producing tanks in Siberia within three months • How tank production quadrupled and steel production doubled during retreat • The Deep Operations doctrine born from catastrophe that destroyed Germany's 6th Army at Stalingrad

Total collapse enabled total transformation. While German armies advanced, Stalin's regime executed the impossible: industrial relocation at scale under fire.

Eighteen months from disaster to doctrine. At Stalingrad, the Soviets encircled 290,000 Axis troops. This wasn't luck - it was Deep Operations doctrine forged from failure.

From 4 million casualties to encircling German armies. The Soviet turnaround proves: existential crisis forces doctrinal innovation.

Part 5 of "Learn Fast, Fail Quick, Dominate Slow" - when total collapse enables total transformation.

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Written and Produced by BraveOn, a collaboration of The Local Pond llc and DGI (Dark Gravitas Inc.), Voiced by Ray Wilkerson, All Rights Reserved, 2026.