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Define Blitzkrieg for History in World War ll
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Define Blitzkrieg for History in World War ll

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Blitzkrieg was a tactic during WW2 used by the Germans to swiftly take control of a nation and its lands. For blitzkrieg, speed was a weapon where the German troops could rush into enemy lands at a rate where the enemy could not keep up.
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