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Q&A Video Questions Request!
🕑 Added 2018-07-24 11:10:48 +0000 UTC Hey everyone, it's that time again! If you've got any questions for me to answer in the next Q&A, please ask them! I'd prefer you ask them in reply to this post, but if you really want to PM me, that's fine - just make sure you state very clearly that the question you're asking is for the Q&A video. Thanks!Just a minor update for you too -
I've already had a few comments about yesterday's video being short, and I'm not sure how people will react to a Q&A next week, but I'm staying the course. Battlestorm must take priority! Just done a quick count (this is rough because I'm part way through one bit), but in the past week I've managed to do about 11,000 words of script for Operation Crusader, and the script is at about 62500 words at the moment. This is in addition to me completing three other scripts for videos too (including yesterday's video, and editing etc), so freeing up some time with the Monday videos is definitely allowing a lot of progress to happen with Battlestorm. It's just a shame about the negative impact on the Monday videos... Fingers crossed though, I'm hoping I can get the script finished this week :)
Anyway, thanks for your questions! The Q&A video should be out for next Monday.
Lewis
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TIK. I have always been bothered why Professional soldiers in the German Army couldn't predict the problems with Barbarossa. I finally found out from You, Glantz and Fugate that Paulus , Wagner, Thomas and even Goring ( and war games ) knew what the problems were. .., and to some degree why Halder thought his idea was better. Could you do a video on what some of the German military and civilian leaders knew and maybe they failed to do to come up with a best strategy to reduce these problems.? I see it all as a gamble that failed.. but not one that tried to really address the anticipated problems. I'm not asking this well but I think you get what I mean.
Paul Murray
In novels and films (sorry) there are German occupation troops all over Europe. My question is did they have these administrative occupation troops in Soviet Union, and if so how soon were they deployed. For instance, were they deployed as fast as territory was taken? In Case Blue were they occupying the towns just behind the lines, etc. With what density? I have seen no info on this. Can you recommend a source?
