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Russian front, where Hitler’s German tyranny fought Stalin’s Russian tyranny, the German army lost. Russia’s win over the Germans changed the course of World War II and helped the Allies—England, Russia, and the U.S.—win the war. From 20 million to 27 million Russian people, both soldiers and civilians, lost their lives.
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