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In 1940, Germany launched a stunning military campaign that overran France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, and Norway in just six weeks. How was this even possible? The answer: German engineering.

This video breaks down how cutting-edge German technology—Panzer tanks, Stuka dive bombers, radio communications, combat engineers, and airborne troops—combined with Blitzkrieg tactics to dismantle Europe’s defenses faster than anyone thought possible. From the Meuse crossing at Sedan to the bombing of Rotterdam and the fall of Paris, we explore how innovation and speed redefined modern warfare.

Key topics covered:

The role of German tanks (Panzer III, IV, and 38(t))

Stuka dive bombers and close air support

Real-time communication and battlefield coordination

Pontoon bridges, combat engineers, and logistics

Airborne assaults on Eben-Emael and Rotterdam

Case studies: Denmark, Norway, Netherlands, Belgium, France

Sources include archival materials and documented analysis from the Imperial War Museum, the German Bundesarchiv, the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, and Warfare History Network.

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