I didn't completely understand question 11: "How did the world see the "do or die offense" again in WWII?"
I understand how the "do or die offensives" worked in WWI. Germany launched powerful offensives intended to uncover and penetrate weak spots in the enemy lines. However, I don't know a lot about WWII, so I don't really know the answer to the question "How did the world see the "do or die offense" again in WWII?"
