The year was 1939. Images of Adolf Hitler inspecting German troops in a newly conquered Poland sent shockwaves across the globe. While the world watched in horror, a chilling truth emerged: despite being outnumbered in manpower and resources, the Nazi war machine was a force unlike any other.
The Illusion of Allied Superiority
On paper, the Allies - Great Britain, France, and Poland - seemed to have the upper hand. They boasted greater industrial capacity, larger populations, and more soldiers.
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