Bilans II Wojny Światowej – kto zyskał na niej najwięcej? | Norbert Bączyk

It's clear who lost World War II: Germany and its allies. It's also clear who won: the Allies. However, victory can be quantified, and in this case, it's clear who won more and who won less. 📖 Discover our publishing house: https://radionaukowe.pl/wydawnictwo 📚 Convenient book shopping: https://wydawnictwoRN.pl 👉 Become a Patron: https://patronite.pl/radionaukowe 👉 Make a one-time donation: https://suppi.pl/radionaukowe 🎧 Listen on streaming: https://ffm.bio/radionaukowe 🔔 Subscribe: https://youtube.com/@RadioNaukowe?sub... 🌐 Website: https://radionaukowe.pl 👍 Facebook:   / radionaukowe   📷 Instagram:   / radionaukowe   ❌ Twitter:   / radionaukowe   🎓 Visit LAMU:    / @letniaakademiamlodychumyslow   🎬 Watch More:    • Radio Naukowe poleca   📩 Contact: [email protected] It's clear who lost World War II: Germany and its allies. It's also clear who won: the Allies. However, victory can be quantified, and in this case, it's also clear who won more and who won less. "The only true winner of World War II was the United States in the first place. It was a war that built and confirmed American power," points out Norbert Bączyk, a historian well-known to you from the "War Stories" podcast. Well, what about Great Britain, you might say? "Britain was a Pyrrhic victor. In reality, for Great Britain, World War II largely ended in defeat," says Norbert. Because many British strategic plans failed to materialize, and the US overtook the British in the race for the title of world power and, above all, took away their monopoly on global sea routes. To celebrate, Norbert and I have prepared our second joint episode for you, this time about the end of World War II. In the first half of 1944, it seemed that the end of the war was still a long way off. The Germans controlled most of Europe, consistently fulfilling Hitler's dream of a German continental empire. However, a year later, Germany unconditionally surrendered. "This war, in its final climax, in its final dynamics, destroyed the German empire in Europe within 12 months. So, the time beforehand was simply the building of the hammer against Germany, and then came the hammer's blow, and the blow itself was short-lived. It took much longer to build the hammer than to actually strike it," Norbert vividly describes. What would happen to Poland was more or less decided already in 1942. The Americans and British needed the USSR for a grand anti-Hitler coalition, and Stalin demanded his own sphere of influence and specific territorial concessions. He received these on the condition that the countries of Central and Eastern Europe would be free and independent, which he promised – and we all know how it turned out. In this episode, you'll also hear about the tragic consequences of the war for Romania and Hungary, how the Czechs managed to emerge unscathed, how the Americans failed in the China issue, and how Stalin and Churchill deceived each other regarding Berlin. 00:00 Introduction 01:19 Germany's Surrender 03:26 Did German Werwolf Partisans Exist? 05:49 Could the War Have Lasted Shorter? 09:32 Allies or the USSR – Who Won? 11:50 Soviet Tactics and the Price of Blood 14:27 The Role of the American Lend-Lease Program 17:43 Poland in the Soviet Sphere of Influence 23:47 Why Didn't We Become Another Republic? 25:58 The Fascination with "Uncle Joe" in the USA 31:28 The Division of Europe: Tehran and Yalta 34:19 The Doctrine of Total War 36:02 The Atomic Bomb and the Fall of Japan 40:11 Stalin's Struggle to Capture Berlin 45:05 Winners and Losers of World War II 50:57 France's Postwar Position in Europe 53:11 The Fate of the Third Reich's Allied Countries 56:45 China: From War to Communism 01:02:54 Conclusion RECOMMENDED OTHER MATERIALS:    • Radio Naukowe - Wszystkie odcinki      • Fizyka      • Biologia   https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... a5haTQLMw7k5LysnL3G40kzyL    • Psychologia      • Zwierzęta      • Religia      / playlist   ?list=PLTld5jYla5hYGJWBUnKqh15LLUbkhcR93    • Historia życia      • Geografia      • Technologia   https://www.youtu be.com/playlist?list=PLTld5jYla5hZynmo_R0mH6BuWKPLtLWGT    • Kultura      • Medycyna      • Archeologia   🧠 Radio Science - turn on the knowledg...

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