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Chesterton Community College, Gilbert Road, Cambridge, UK

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Chesterton Community College, Gilbert Road, Cambridge, UK

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Chesterton Community College, Gilbert Road, Cambridge, UK

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Where we are now

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Chesterton Community College, Gilbert Road, Cambridge, UK

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Chesterton Community College, Gilbert Road, Cambridge, UK

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Chesterton Community College, Gilbert Road, Cambridge, UK

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School.

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The allies had resources, so they were better prepared than the nazis

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Land as most of the battles were fought on land.

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Troops fled France and returned to British homeland on small civilian boats.

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I think that it’s the land that influenced this place in particular the area that the red army had been pushed into allowed them to cut off the resources that the Germans had forcing the, to surrender. If it wasn’t for the land that they were on then the Germans wouldn’t have been forced to surrender.

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I think land battles were very important because they forced the Axis forces to exhaust their resources and lose a lot of men and land they had gained

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Battle of El Alamein, mostly fought on land but also with planes as well

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I think land was the most influential in shaping the course of war. The cold weather affected the people on land and this lead to a lot of things loading through the war

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Mainly land as it definitely wasn’t sea and there wasn’t much air and there was a lot of land battle

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Land was more important because lots of the land battles made significant differences to the outcome of who would ultimately win the war.

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Land was important because it gave Russian troops an advantage. They knew the area and therefore knew where they could go for the best advantage. The Germans did not have this advantage.

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Stalingrad was important as it provided a second front (The Eastern Front) for the Germans to fight against. Because it was so long, they overstretched their army and resources and the cold, snowy environment disadvantaged them against the Russians, eventually causing the Germans to retreat.

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Land was the most important form of warfare for shaping the course of the war because it gave the Allies a huge advantage. The Germans were not used to the terrain and harsh conditions so they used up their resources, such as food and ammunition very quickly. They eventually had to surrender due to this which gave Soviet Russia the upper hand in the war.

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Land was the most important cause that led to the Soviet Union’s success because of the harsh weather that exhausted Germany’s food and resources which Russia were used to. Because Germany couldn’t easily fight, they were slowly beaten in a war of attrition and slowly faced defeat.

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In my opinion air was the most influential because it was the most appropriate option to use in these conditions, yet the war was fought on land, and aided our win so was also significant on the impact of this battle;)

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I think that land was the most important, especially the Eastern Front, this disadvantaged Germany, as they had spent a lot of resources and supplies on the battle of Stalingrad and Operation Barbarossa. They had spent so many supplies because they weren’t used to the conditions, and Russia were, and were prepared. This caused land to be more influential in shaping the course of the war because these battles were very significant as it gave a huge advantage to the allies, and severely disadvantaged Germany

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I think land warfare in the Eastern front shaped the course of the Second World War. The flat open plains on the Eastern Front provided little cover for the Axis and Allied forces. However, the rough terrain and weather startled the Axis as they weren’t used to it like the Red Army. This allowed the Allies to exploit their knowledge of the landscape and win the decisive battle of Stalingrad even after loosing badly in Operation Barbarossa.

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Land

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Land was important in world war two because the Russian troops knew the area of land better and that gave them an advantage when it came to defeating the germans because they were more familiar with the area/climate

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Starlingrad was Important because it had the eastern front. It was really long which overstretched their army. It was also really cold which meant it disadvantaged the Russians

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I think that land was influential due to the fact that the Easton Front was very important in order for the allies to win. Land allowed the Germans to invade Russia without the Russians knowing until much after they started to travel towards the Soviet Union.

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Land was essential in the eastern front battles because the terrain and weather conditions (cold and snow) because it meant that germany was out of their comfort zone and didn’t use their resources effectively within these conditions where as russia who were used to this had a much better plan and knowledge of the places so they could properly prepare for it. It also meant the allies had resources readily available when the german troops didn’t

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Because they fought on land, the cold weather made it very difficult for German Soldiers to cope as in Germany it isn't so cold. This meant the allies found it easier to drive them out.

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All were very influential. In this theatre of war, the Eastern Front, the land warfare was the most influential. The collapse of Germany’s  6th army and the 4th panzer army made it possible for the Soviets to push back hard into the Baltic states and eventually Poland and Germany. Wehrmacht was not enough and was too occupied with the western front in the Ardennes region.

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Because they fought on land, the cold weather and harsh conditions made it difficult for Germany to win the battle.

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Stalingrad was surrounded by land troops, so it was mostly a land fought battle

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This was a land battle which was in the Russians favour because they understood the terrain while the Germans could not handle the extreme weather and mountainous terrain.

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Land was important in shaping the course of the war because Germans weren’t used to the environment of the Western Front and the Russians were. This gave the Russians the upper hand to surround the Germans and attack them. If the German army wasn’t unfamiliar with the terrain, they wouldn’t have fallen into the trap.

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Land was the most influential as all the objectives eg lebensraum were found on land. Stalingrad, one of the most influential battles in the eastern front, was fought mainly on land