What effect did the cold winter of 1941-1942 have on the fighting between Germany and the Soviet Union? A. German troops refused to fight in the cold. B. Most Soviet troops were stationed near China that winter. C. Soviet troops were poorly equipped for the cold weather. D. German troops were poorly equipped for the cold weather.

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9 December, 02:52

What effect did the cold winter of 1941-1942 have on the fighting between Germany and the Soviet Union? A. German troops refused to fight in the cold. B. Most Soviet troops were stationed near China that winter. C. Soviet troops were poorly equipped for the cold weather. D. German troops were poorly equipped for the cold weather.

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Damien Munoz · Answer 1

D, I believe. I know it would not be C, because Soviet troops were used to cold weather.

Houston Snyder · Answer 2

What effect did the cold winter of 1941-1942 have on the fighting between Germany and the Soviet Union?

A. German troops were poorly equipped for the cold weather.

B. Soviet troops were poorly equipped for the cold weather.

C. German troops refused to fight in the cold.

D. Most Soviet troops were stationed near China that winter.