Germany Expected Britain to Seek Peace in 1940 — It Fought Until Berlin Fell in 1945
Автор: WW2 Recode
Загружено: 2026-01-25
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June 1940: Germany's generals expected Britain to surrender within weeks. The Wehrmacht had crushed France in 42 days. Britain had lost 2,472 guns and 63,879 vehicles at Dunkirk. Every rational calculation said the war was over.
Instead, Britain fought for 1,779 more days—continuously, offensively, relentlessly—until the Union Jack flew over Berlin's ruins in May 1945.
This wasn't desperation or luck. It was a fundamentally different approach to warfare that Germany never understood until it was too late. Whilst the Wehrmacht sought decisive military victory, Britain waged a strategic waiting game—surviving until allies arrived, the situation transformed, and Hitler's Reich collapsed utterly.
From the burning streets of London to the deserts of North Africa, from thousand-bomber raids over the Ruhr to the final assault on Germany itself, Britain never paused, never negotiated, never stopped fighting.
Discover how Britain turned its darkest hour into Germany's greatest miscalculation.
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