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How did Hitler's decisions contribute to Germany's defeats in both Stalingrad and north Africa?
Updated: 4/28/2022
Hitler's decisions contributed to Germany's defeats in both Stalingrad and North Africa because Hitler refused to retreat when he already obviously lost the battle. He lost 200,000 troops to death and 80,000 nazis were captured.
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