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German motorways. Most of the 15 000 tanks were amphibian. The
Germans lacked heavy tanks.
Germany had no more than six tank divisions. Berlin lost a third of
its tanks. Hitler had a total of 3410 tanks, 210 of which lacked
cannons. Not one of them was amphibian (Viktor Suvorov, "Suicide",
Moscow, 2000, p. 192, p. 299). With an army so poorly equipped, it is
hardly possible to extend one's Lebensraum, evidence that this was a
war of prevention.
Wilhelm Canaris, head of military intelligence, never informed Hit-
ler about the huge military capacity of the Soviet Union, or Hitler
would never have dared to prelude the Soviet attack. According to
Professor William Carroll Quigley (1910-1977), Admiral Canaris was
working for the world elite in betrayal of Hitler (Carroll Quigley, "The
Secret Society that Started World War II"). Canaris had been recruited
by the British intelligence service before the Nazis came to power.
Hitler dared to attack mainly because of the Soviet setbacks during
the war against Finland (1939-1940).
Suvorov quotes Marshals Georgi Zhukov, Alexander Vasilevsky,
Vasili Sokolovsky, Nikolai Vatutin, Ivan Bagramyan and others, who
all confirmed that Stalin was preparing an attack and not defence as
was later claimed. This was the reason why Moscow's losses were so
enormous - 600 000 men in the first three weeks, 7615 tanks, 6233
fighter planes (of which 1200 were lost on the first day), and 4423
artillery pieces.
A large number of Russian soldiers let themselves be taken priso-
ner. By the end of the first year, 3.8 million had gone over to the
Germans. The Red Army simply refused to fight for communism. Most
of the remaining 1.2 million were killed in action. Joseph Stalin was
shocked. With the help of obstruction troops, the commissars began
to kill all Soviet soldiers reluctant to go forward.
The financiers of Wall Street panicked and began sending all kinds
of equipment to the Soviet Union as quickly as they could. In August
1941, the United States began to confer with Moscow on how Hitler's
troops could most effectively be repulsed. Hitler was unable to plan
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