Soviet World War II weather

I want to burn it, but I can't burn it too late! How to burn it? I have something to say here. Many people were frozen to death by the Germans.

In many books, as long as the story of Germans freezing to death in the Soviet Union is mentioned, people will feel sorry for the frozen Germans. I think the Germans froze to death when they were fully prepared. Why? In my opinion, the main reason is that the Germans are not fully prepared. Some people say that the logistics support work has been done long ago, but I didn't expect the weather in the Soviet Union to be so bad that winter is coming soon. But in fact, the weather in the north is like this and has never been discussed. The temperature has always said that it will fall, and the snow even said that it will fall.

Germans were wearing thin autumn clothes at that time. As a result, the soldiers were not adapted to the sudden drop in temperature, and it was normal to freeze to death. At that time, did you think there would be someone who didn't think about camping to keep warm? Obviously, I have thought about it, but in the cold winter, with heavy snow, do you think a small fire can really solve the problem of keeping out the cold?

Maybe some soldiers do have a small fire, but the fire will gradually go out after falling asleep. After midnight, the body temperature drops sharply, especially in the external environment. At the same time, let the Germans adapt to the Soviet winter in a short time, just like a southerner coming to the north, he can't even adapt to bed in a short time, let alone on the battlefield. You know, when people are frozen to a certain extent, there will be an illusion in their senses, and they will feel much better and not too cold, because they are used to this feeling. But in fact, this is a bad sign, indicating that human function is declining.

Secondly, I mainly talk about burning trees to keep warm. Let's not say that the Soviet Union's clearance plan at that time led to very few clothes and combustibles found by the Germans. In addition, the Germans struggled in the cold of more than 40 degrees during the day. Under such difficult conditions, even if someone wants to find some materials, they have to obey orders. In other words, it is impossible to make a fire to keep warm.

Finally, some people froze to death, and some people were frostbitten during this period. Even, some people get malaria because of the weather. As a result, it caused a large area of infection and a large number of German deaths.