In World War II, Germans froze to death in Moscow. Why didn't they rob the Soviets of their clothes?

The reason for this problem is very simple, that is, when the Soviet Union faced the Germans, it had already thought of countermeasures. Many ordinary people retreated before the Germans arrived. Before they retreated, they burned all the materials that could not be taken away, leaving only ruins for the Germans. Even some of the clothes left behind can't be given to so many Germans.

The biggest mistake of the Germans was that Hitler overestimated their combat capability and ignored the harsh climate of the Soviet Union. As a result, they were not prepared for winter operations, and the German frontline troops naturally had no materials for winter use. The extremely cold weather in Siberia made the Germans at the front miserable. In order to win the Soviet Union as soon as possible, they had to rely on relatively thin clothes to fight against the Soviet Union. This is why the Germans froze to death in Moscow.

The Germans attacked the Soviet Union. In fact, before attacking the Soviet Union, the Germans had occupied Western Europe by virtue of their strong military strength. In order to realize the Barbarossa Plan, Hitler directly set his next goal on the Soviet Union, and prepared to quickly occupy the whole Soviet Union by relying on powerful military strength and strength. Although Hitec's blitzkrieg was very powerful in dealing with the Soviet Union, it soon occupied a small part of the Soviet Union.

This situation gave Hitler great confidence. He thought that the Germans could easily occupy the Soviet Union in just a few months, but he didn't know that in repeated battles, the defeated Soviets slowly began to gather in Moscow, the capital of the Soviet rear area, which was also the last defensive position of the Soviet Union. As time went on, the German attack became more and more difficult, which completely exceeded Hitler's expectations. When they arrived in Moscow, the capital of the Soviet Union, it was already October.

At this time, it happens to be the rainy season in late autumn. The muddy road bogged down the German chariot and made it impossible to continue fighting. The German Blitzkrieg also lost its place, which seriously affected the German advance speed. The Soviet Union took the opportunity to concentrate all its military forces in Moscow, ready to fight to the death with the Germans.

After a period of attack, the defending battle of Moscow still failed to capture Moscow, and it was already winter. At this time, the Germans have entered a dilemma. Because they overestimated their combat capability, in the late autumn rainy season, the chariots were paralyzed and the German advance time was seriously affected, which made it impossible for them to attack Moscow as soon as possible. At this time, the problem of insufficient combat materials in winter soon broke out, and many German soldiers were still wearing their thin clothes.

It's better when it's not in winter, but it's different once it's in winter. Affected by extremely cold weather, Moscow is getting colder every day. Faced with such a situation, the Germans can only fight bravely, otherwise they will quit here and other places will be reoccupied by the Soviet Union. Only by shooting down Moscow can we break the Soviet ideology, and many Germans will freeze to death in Moscow.