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The land the Germans captured had 40% of population and grain and around 60% of industrial materials. It was a disaster for the USSR. However, the Soviet Union in general was geared for war. That is how Stalin built it up due to the ideological isolation of the USSR.

Sep 5 2024 12:48:42 AM

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My thoughts are - the war would be longer, but the Germans could not win.

With this in mind, let's begin in a June 1941, Germany just launched Operation Barbarossa and it seems like a stunning success, the Red Army is entirely unprepared. And the economy is in shambles.

Sep 5 2024 12:48:41 AM

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The Soviet system already had a lot of aspects of "warlike economy" even BEFORE the invasion!

Food control;
The Government would collect all food and redistribute it later - which would allow the USSR to prioritize feeding the army and industries over the civilian populace.

Sep 5 2024 12:48:43 AM

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