OK, i HAVE searched, and do believe that this has not come up before.(If there is please feel free to rub it in my face)
So history tells us that when a nation, take Germany during WW2, attacks a nation south of it(France) They win the fight. But when that same nation attacks a nation to it's north(Russia) the outcome is either defeat or a humiliating victory(Russia Vs. Finland). So due to this historical duplication, wouldn't a nation (say Sweden, who is located in the very far north) attacking in the winter destroy all other opponents?
This all stems from my amazing (light bulb word) that if any of the nations around Finland and Sweden were to actually have a large army, they would of never been conquered by the Russians or Germans.
Please feel free to either comment, ridicule, elaborate or discuss this idea.
So history tells us that when a nation, take Germany during WW2, attacks a nation south of it(France) They win the fight. But when that same nation attacks a nation to it's north(Russia) the outcome is either defeat or a humiliating victory(Russia Vs. Finland). So due to this historical duplication, wouldn't a nation (say Sweden, who is located in the very far north) attacking in the winter destroy all other opponents?
This all stems from my amazing (light bulb word) that if any of the nations around Finland and Sweden were to actually have a large army, they would of never been conquered by the Russians or Germans.
Please feel free to either comment, ridicule, elaborate or discuss this idea.