Hitler's lightning tactics in Europe during World War II were quite slippery, but they could not be played in the Soviet Union, although there was a considerable gap between the Soviet Union's weapons and equipment and the German army at that time, but during the Moscow defense war, the Soviet army used people to build a shield of flesh and blood, which forced Hitler to break into sand.
For example, in 1941, the soldiers of the Soviet Cossack Cavalry Regiment collectively committed treason and threw themselves into the arms of the German army, and in order to show their loyalty, they even raised their knives in front of the Germans and slashed at the Soviet prisoners of war, and the knives fell in their hands, showing extreme fierceness.
During the Soviet-German War, seeing the rapid offensive of the German army, it can be said that it was destroyed and decayed, coupled with the German abduction, the Soviet 436th Infantry Regiment composed of Cossacks was on the verge of defection, and the German army also unceremoniously accepted this team, which was a form of treason against the enemy, and could also hit the morale of the Soviet army, and the German army immediately reorganized this unit, expanded into an army, and completely became an accomplice of the German army.
This cavalry was brave and good at war, and had to admire that the Soviet Union was a real fighting nation, and this team charged into battle with a knife in hand, riding a war horse, and in the rain of bullets and bullets, germany took advantage of the contradiction between the Cossacks and the Soviet regime to recruit them. After being reorganized by the Germans, the Cossack cavalry turned their guns and charged for the Germans.
In order to show their loyalty, they raised a large knife and slashed a large number of Soviet prisoners, but how could the surrendered team really be trusted by the Germans? Later, in the Soviet-German War, most of the soldiers of this Cossack cavalry unit became cannon fodder for the war, which can also be regarded as the consequences of self-inflicted evil.
After the end of World War II, some of the Cossacks in this army surrendered to the British, and Churchill was so clever that he could not take this hot potato. So, they were returned to the Soviet army, returned to the Hands of the Soviet Army again, their fate can be imagined, such a result has to make people sigh: the cycle of cause and effect.