Private Opinion of History Club Members - Reasons for Germany's defeat

 Above all, the biggest reason for Germany's defeat in World War II was the rigid command system, and all matters were handled only through Hitler.   Even with the new weapon, Hitler didn't refer to the expert's opinion and handled it at his disposal. By the way, I could have just used it as a fighter, but he asked me to replace it with a bomber. It's crazy. Honestly, how fast will the initial jet come? But if you put a heavy bomb on top of that, the speed is no different from that of a regular propeller.   It was during the Normandy landings, and even then, the command system delayed time.   If they had recognized the situation a little faster and moved, they might have been able to end the Allies on the coast. It's a little similar, but the German scientific community was far ahead of the Allies at the time, but it wasn't organized. It was a complete mess.   The rigid command system created a fantastic combination. And one factor was the huge lag in intelligence and intelligence, and it was unreasonable to force the expansion of the front. I put it up here because I thought something historical would be closer.