Who was in the wrong here?

Unironically Hitler's generals for fucking with his plans and not following orders during Barbarossa and the 1942 summer offensive.

the soviets would have threw millions more soldiers at them anyway stieners counterattack wouldn't of changed that.

wilhelm burgdorf, he was present for rommels "suicide"

Jews for existing

Exact opposite retard. If Hitler would’ve listened to his generals, he would’ve defeated the allies at Normandy and would’ve won the war.

He’s retarded

>Hitler clearly seething at pompous elite generals who keep lying to him
>acts like he’s attacking individual soldiers

Hitler could have taken Moscow in August 1941 and captured Stalin and the central railway hub of all of Russia. Instead he chose to divert his entire army to capture burnt wheat fields in an area with no rail supply and was about to be frozen over anyway

the war was already over by the time the allies invaded normandy retard.

The war was essentially lost by the end of 1942.

he never should have bought the death star

Yup. To be fair a lot of his generals were telling him as much. If Hitler hadn't failed the war he would've been remembered as like another Bismark. A controversial right wing politician and leader who united Germany and persecuted minorities through war and etc reforms.

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He wanted to play Lost Odyssey

Hitler, thinking he could win a Civ 4 game with a cultural victory is just pure mental retardation.

Hitler really goofed, he could've just maintained an alliance with the Soviets and focused on western Europe but instead he invaded Russia

>Capture Moscow
>Stalin leaves before its taken
>USSR doesnt surrender
>Entire industry moved behind the Urals anyway
>Now have to take, hold and deal with the Moscow population
Yeah theres absolutely no reason to think capturing Moscow would result in auto win against the USSR.

The oil and grain of the south were waaaay more important than muh moscow rail hub (the soviets had more railways than just going to moscow too)

Hitler was pathologically obsessed with NOT making the same mistakes as Napoleon, and it ended up costing him the entire Eastern front. he assumed capturing Moscow would be a mistake like it was for Napoleon, without understanding how different the circumstances were.

What a dunce

>he assumed capturing Moscow would be a mistake like it was for Napoleon
Hes right.

The russian army wouldnt have just fled from Moscow like they did for Napoleon. It would have been a Stalingrad style street by street slog but in 1941.