Comments by "Silly Sad" (@sillysad3198) on "Real Engineering" channel.

  1. if by "russians" you mean the climate of russia, then yes.
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  2. the climate issue was a one time issue that happened precisely in the right time -- during the german advance to Moscow -- this turned out to be crucial, and perhaps the pivoting point of the war. blitzcrieg was ended by the frost. and thus the war of attrition has begun which was obviously a no-go option for germany (very short on resources). all in all it is NOT T-34 tanks who stopped the blietzcrieg. the Engineer must be mad to blame a fucking tank for the defeat of germany
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  3. and as i pointed in another comment: T-34 were available since 1939 in copious amounts, times fold more numerous than german tanks.
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  4. Zhukov is a liar! Come on! He is not a source of info.
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  5. T-34 were available at plenty since the very beginning of the Soviet-German conflict. before the June 1941 soviets amassed at least 1590 T-34 AND KV-1 (both easily outclass any tank available on German side) quote: The replenishment dynamics of the tank forces is even more eloquent. For Wehrmacht’s replenishment to the Eastern Front in the first half of 1941 were delivered 513 tanks and «storm guns». Besides, introduced into combat were two fresh tank divisions (the 2nd and 5th), which together included 380 tanks. Total, 893 tanks including 631 medium ones. During the same period, the Red Army received from the industry 5,600 tanks, among them 2,200 medium T-34 and 2,000 heavy KV. And all these do not include tanks, which were redeployed in the active army to the front from internal military districts. this video SUCKS
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  6. you do know that desertification is a symptom of climate COOLING. dont you?
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