The odds were always stacked against Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan winning World War Two. Both had gambled on a war that was quick, with decisive victories that would win them significant territorial gains. ... But neither Germany nor Japan could deliver a killer blow that would decisively end the conflict.

Did Germany have any chance of winning ww2?

Germany's defeat came about from a number of much larger factors. ... Victory for the Allies was never guaranteed, and historians agree there were countless ways Germany could have won the war. Defeat never came down to one battle or one campaign. Germany's defeat came about from a number of much larger factors.

Why was Germany strong in ww2?

The combat formations of the Feldheer proved adept at swift movement and exploitation of breakthroughs in enemy lines during offensive operations, particularly the Blitzkrieg, which combined air, armor, infantry, and artillery in the swift conquest of Poland, vast territory of the Soviet Union, and much of Western ...