There's a lot of Hitler worship on this board, and the mod has already deleted two of my threads about Bismarck and National Socialist economy itself, so it's time to have this thread.
What would you say that would be Hitler's mistakes in his reign from 1933 to 1945? I would say it boils down to two: - aggressive foreign policy, unlike Bismarck - inconsistent dealing with jews - lack of control regarding his general staff and surbodinates - the invasion of the USSR (his biggest blunder that costs him the war)
The invasion actually started out quite successful at first, post 1943 was when things were starting to go downhill, and Operation Bagration sealed Germany's fate. Still, many in the Axis continued to fight to the bitter end regardless.
Zachary Johnson
The successful beginning does not excuse the bitter end.
The lack of logistics was quite apparent in the beginning, and their gamble fails when they fails to capture Moscow in 1941.
Isaiah Davis
holy fuckin newfag batman
Ryder Sanchez
Believing in the great man theory. No doubt there were a number of backers and lobbyists that he reported to.
There are no mistakes. Whatever was going to happen happened.
Ethan Long
Man, so literally Hitler didn't make any mistakes?
Charles Rodriguez
I'm reminded of the quotes of Hitler being the man against time, and the West died at Stalingrad in Feb 1943. How true that is. Legend, though he was, at the end of the day, was still human. The fact that he was able to pull off what he did is an amazing achievement.
Matthew Carter
When people say that "Hitler did nothing wrong" it's meant that morally, he did nothing wrong, not that he didn't make any mistakes.
