Why did the German army give the Soviet Union a chance to breathe when it stopped attacking when it was about to capture Moscow?

On the Soviet-German battlefield in World War II, the Soviet Union and Germany, the two most powerful countries on land, engaged in a shocking fight. The German army once had an absolute advantage in the early stages of the war, and even marched to the gates of Moscow. However, the German army unexpectedly stopped its attack at that time, giving the Soviet Union a chance to breathe. In the end, the Soviet Union turned against the wind and won the final victory. The author believes that there are several reasons why the German army gave the Soviet army a chance to breathe. First of all, the German army's front line has been stretched very long. Such a long front line has caused difficulties in Germany's logistical supplies. Secondly, the morale of the German soldiers has begun to decline. After all, it has been a long and fierce battle, and basically all the new recruits in the Soviet army have been sacrificed, leaving behind veterans who are hard to chew. Finally, the Soviet army at that time had undergone a lot of reinforcements and its morale was very high. What's more, Moscow was the capital of the Soviet Union, and Germany could not be allowed to capture Moscow no matter what.

First of all, the German army's front line has been stretched very long. Such a long front line has caused difficulties in Germany's logistical supplies. You must know that although the German army made rapid progress in the early stages of the war, as the battle lines were decommissioned, the logistics supply line was stretched. And because the transportation facilities in the Soviet Union were very poor, logistical supplies were even more difficult.

Secondly, the morale of the German soldiers has begun to decline. After all, it has been a long and fierce battle, and basically all the new recruits in the Soviet army have been sacrificed, leaving behind veterans who are hard to chew. . Although the Soviet army suffered a large-scale rout and suffered considerable losses, as the so-called waves washed away the sand, the remaining Soviet soldiers can basically be called elite troops. Therefore, these troops composed of Soviet veterans began to compete with the German army and gradually gained the initiative on the battlefield.

In the end, the Soviet army at that time had undergone a lot of reinforcements, and its morale was very high. What's more, Moscow was the capital of the Soviet Union, and Germany could not be allowed to capture Moscow no matter what. When Stalin was approaching the German army, he held a military parade. After the military parade, all participating troops went directly to the battlefield, which greatly improved the morale of the Soviet army. Moreover, Soviet factories gradually resumed production after being relocated, so a large number of heavy equipment began Replenished into the Soviet army.

Another point is that many people believe that the blizzard prevented the Luftwaffe from exerting its force, causing the German offensive to stall. But the author believes that this statement is indeed open to question. After all, Moscow does not have snowstorms every day. Moreover, the blizzard blocked the German Air Force and also blocked the Soviet Air Force.