What nation you admire the most?

Yeah right, the Soviet Union could have survived on its own (cause america helped them only with supplies), and Great Britain had already won the Battle of Britain at this point.

The U.S., like in the last world war, came in after it had already started and the Germans were sending troops to the east. Yes we saved Asia, so there's the one point you got. In WW1, we entered 4 years after fighting, had snuck up on them with A MILLION men, while they were fighting those dirty french, English, and Australians in the west, and literally (with the exception of like 5- battles) marched our happy asses to Berlin. BTW, the winged hussars were the best cavalry for hundreds of years, they could crush ANYTHING else.

Big and Colorful Letters huh? The Winged Hussars are overated. They never fought Apache Indians. Could they crush tanks? HELL NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Could they crush Germans? HELL NO!!!!!!!!!!!! If the Winged Hussars were such great cavalry why didn't Poland accually conquer anything?

The ignorance of the statement stupifies me.

Apache Indians?! They were on the other side of the Atlantic!

Tanks?! You mean the hulking behemoths of steel that took centuries to appear after the height of the Winged Hussars?!

Germans?! What is this?!

@ GeneralofCarthage- if my memory serves me, the battle of Tannenburg was a crushing defeat of GERMANS at the hands of polish hussars and Lithuanian light cavalry. sooooo..... what were you saying about polish hussars never beating Germans... at the tank comment... wow. as yourself this, had your mercenary cavalry beaten of the things you listed? no? then shut the hell up. at the least the winged hussars lasted long enough to fight tanks, and even then they were a dying breed.

Well the United states did do alot in the pacific campaign (like drop the atomic bomb(s) even tough most people agree it was unnecessary. in world war 1 well had it not been for the Russians attacking quicker then the Germans expected the the schlieffen plan would have worked in 1914 (tough the Americans arriving in 1917 saved the rest of Europe yet again so i give theme that)

Yes the united nations, you mean the League of nations just with the united states telling everyone that the U.S view is right at all times, also not to mention the baseline for the League of Nations was thought of way before world war 1 during the Napoleonic wars and by others such as Immanuel Kant.

You do realize that Poland was ill prepared in military means to take on both Germany and the Soviets in WW2, also your forgetting the polish resistance which did some great things to the damn Nazi whores. also if it wasn't for the polish army during the 1920s then the red army would be dancing in pairs by now.

the bast Calvary in the world is the one that kills you

The Roman Empire, I admire dictators ruling with a fancy title.

SLOOP!

After much thought I also admire the Appalachian and Cherokee tribes They were able to hold there own against foreign colonists only when the U.S. Government came in and Fucked us over *Cough*Trail of tears*cough

Germany....love their culture and the people there and their comeback after what happened to them in this decade....

No, the USSR ALREADY was barely able to give everyone a rifle. If they got pushed into the Urals then it would've been Stalin's fuedal attempts at victory. He needed industry to produce his supplies.

Britain probably would've been pounded into the ground. Even if they survived, they would never have the strength to do a landing like D-Day.

Britain, the USSR, the USA and the other allies all needed eachother to help win the war. You just can't say any of them could do it alone, or without the help of others.

Hitler tried to pound Britain into the ground, if you will recall, and we beat them. Granted, we beat them with some US supplies and volunteers, but hell, even Republican Spain had american supplies and volunteers.

Stalin was moving the industry to the Urals and Siberia in the first place. They could still turn the tide at the Urals.

it would have been a cluster-fuck for both sides, but yeah, he was. read up on your darkest hour mofo!

I don't think darkest hour is an accurate representation of history at that point in the game.....

I'll bet. The Wermacht, the most powerful army in the world pre-~1942, would've mopped the floor with them if they even wanted to bother going all the way out to the Urals. Not to mention, Stalin's manpower was shit as it was. Sadly, there's not many people in Siberia for the USSR to recruit.

Next, they were producing next to nothing from the Urals and Siberia. It was mostly raw materials. While they could throw up a few small arms factories, the Wermacht would've been fully armed to the bullet.

F-F-F-FAIL KARA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DOUBLE POSTIN PIECE OF SHIT!!!!!!

This is the best ever statement I have heard on the forums. I bow to you oh great leader sir.

Do you have to Make Such Big Letters it's childish