The Paradox of Germany’s WW2 COAL Problem July 6, 2021 Unipro2013main World War Two, WW2 </p> <h2>Coal Shortages of Coal in 1939 and 1941</h2> <p> Despite the fact that Germany had an abundance of coal, they suffered shortages of coal in 1939 and 1941. How? What caused this shortage? Was it the coal thief – the Kohlenklau? Well, this video will explain what happened, and also look into other resources like iron, steel, copper, wood, and entities like the Reichsbahn.<br /> <br /> Credit to : TIK</p> <p> Please support our Sponsors -
