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Published 6 Jan 2023When Nazi Germany attacked the Soviet Union in 1941, Napoleon’s failed campaign was on many minds. Hitler specifically wanted to avoid a repetition of 1812 and even when his luck ran out was adamant to avoid any comparisons.
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Lentz, Thierry. “1941-1812. Les protagonistes de l’opération Barbarossa et le souvenir de la campagne de Russie“, in 1812, la campagne de Russie, eds. Thierry Lentz and Marie-Pierre Rey: 319-332.
Kershaw, Ian. Hitler: Nemesis, 1936-1945.»CREDITS
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