Hitler's Fatal Blunders in WWII

How does a supposed military genius, a man hailed by millions, lead the world’s

most terrifying war machine to utter ruin? In the early years of World War II,

Adolf Hitler’s judgment seemed almost magical. His high-stakes gambles paid off again and again,

conquering most of Europe and fueling a dangerous, messianic belief in his own invincibility.

But that belief would become his undoing. This is the story of how a string

of catastrophic, ego-driven mistakes brought the Third Reich to its knees. We’re counting down

Hitler’s most fatal blunders, from the skies over Britain to the frozen steppes of Russia,

to show how each one was a nail in the coffin of his empire. By the summer of