>>512288423
No, 14 is a timeline; stands for "two more weeks"

They know they can't 'beat' Russia but the hope is they can hold out long enough to crash their economy. Attrition victory.

>>511176984
Was referring to manpower on the frontline, obviously.
Any huge local discrpencies and the front is likely to move

>>510934807
>muh 'before the war'
The topic was the massive influx of armor and logistics that became the turning point of their war.

The leaders at-the-time and historians afterward generally agree USSR would have likely lost Stalingrad (and likely the war) without it.