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🧠 10 Million Workers, 1,500 Factories: The Impossible Evacuation of 1941.

In the summer of 1941, as Nazi Panzers raced toward Moscow, a silent industrial miracle was unfolding on the tracks. This documentary explores the Great Soviet Industrial Evacuation — the largest emergency rail operation in human history. Organized by Lazar Kaganovich ("Iron Lazar"), the Soviet Union moved entire civilizations eastward while simultaneously pushing millions of soldiers to the front lines.

We analyze the mathematical impossibility of the task, the strategic advantage of the 5-foot broad gauge, and the heroism of female engineers like Yelena Chukhnyuk, who drove through air raids and sub-zero temperatures to deliver the weapons of victory.

🔥 KEY LOGISTICS & WWII FACTS EXPOSED:

The 5-Foot Barrier: Why the Soviet broad gauge was a strategic weapon, making captured tracks useless for German locomotives.

Factory on Wheels: How the Kharkov Tractor Factory (T-34 production) was dismantled and moved in just 10 days using 8,000 railcars.

The "Packet Movement": Why Soviet dispatchers ignored safety to run trains just meters apart, maximizing throughput on single-track lines.

The Siberian Express: The incredible story of moving 400,000 soldiers from the Far East to Moscow across 9,000 kilometers in just three weeks.

The Cost of Iron: A look at the railway workers whose casualties exceeded those of some front-line divisions, yet they received no medals until after the war.

Logistics Wins Wars: Why the German army, designed for European paved roads, literally "ran out of breath" while the Soviet rails kept humming.

❓ The Ultimate Question: Could the Soviet Union have survived 1941 if its industrial base hadn't been moved beyond the Urals, or was the rail network the true "Hero City" of the war?

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