largest surrender

 War, of course, is a desirable victory to annihilate the enemy on a large scale, but I think it is higher to win the surrender of the enemy than to the small white one.In any case, the surrendered enemies would be driven to the bow like the Mongol army.It is because they can be engaged in labor, and the more important reason is that surrendering the enemy can save people, supplies, and time that will occur when they go to a decisive battle. Therefore, I would like to take a look at the large-scale cases of surrender that have occurred in history. Let me give you a brief example of the siege of Kiev, which is called the greatest victory in the Battle of Toxin. The Toxin War, which began in June 1941, broke down the unprepared Soviet army and went on like hell.However, in the fall, the Soviet Union's resistance is increasing, and the possibility of an end of the war within the year is decreasing, and Germany faces an important decision.Thousands of kilometers of electricity due to the vast Russian area forces Germany, which lacks troops, to focus its main strike on one axis. So Hitler and the generals decide to focus their forces on the southern front, Kiev, after a heated debate.In the end, the main focus is on the Kiev front due to the securing of resources and agricultural products in Ukraine and the incapacitation of the Crimea Peninsula, which threatens Romanian oil fields. At this time, Guuderian's second armored force, the core force of the attack on Moscow, was dispatched, and the attack in Moscow declined, and the progress was sluggish until the second armored force ended the Kiev siege and returned. In any case, the first and second Armored Forces, led by the first and second Armored Forces, trapped hundreds of thousands of Soviet troops in the Kiev bulb, resisted Stalin's withdrawal, and eventually surrendered, reaching 650,000.It's a huge scale equivalent to the current active military force in our country. Of course, it is a tactical victory, but it is concluded that it is a strategic failure.The prevailing opinion is that if Kiev was not distracted and focused on Moscow at this time, Moscow would have fallen, Stalin would have fallen politically, and the toxin war would have resulted in Germany's victory. I don't know about a bigger surrender because I asked so much, but what is a larger surrender than a disarmed surrender due to the end of the war?