I mostly agree.
Hitler: The Greatest Military Genius of All Time
Austin Perez
Zachary Williams
Literally the US Southern border as we speak. Donald Trump better arm that Rhineland if he wants America to stay around for at least a decade.
Oliver Ross
I am disappoint.
Jace Ramirez
Invading Russia without the west secured was not favorable but The Führer had no choice. According to Viktor Suvorov's "Icebreaker" (another book I fully recommend and that IS readily available online), Stalin was planning to invade at any time. He wanted to wait until Sea Lion was in progress and then strike and take all of Europe. Once it stalled, he said fuck it and was going to strike as soon as possible. Hitler knew this and struck first in a window of likely only weeks before Stalin did
Hunter Martinez
Killing over 80.000 with very low losses is always nice
Angel Morales
Firstly, blaming underlings all the time is a lame excuse. All generals and kings must deal with underlings and oftentimes they must deal with more infighting than Hitler did. At least he had the benefit of generals who were more loyal than most. They never tried to overthrow him. Few leaders can claim to have such loyal followers these days.
Furthermore, most of Hitler's orders were carried out. So that's hardly an excuse.
Secondly, Many of Hitler's disadvantages were self inflicted. He didn't need to declare war on America but he did anyway.
Yeah yeah. Heard it all before and BTFO'd it many times yet each time they come back as if yesterday's argument never took place.
So once again;
FACT; It is a strategically inferior decision to be the aggressor against a country that you cannot reach or harm in any way. Furthermore it is better to lose one sub every now and again than to lose ten every month, have your cities flattened, and face 500 thousand enemy soldiers on your coastline backed by a country that you cannot even bomb with nearly unlimited resources.
Owen Evans
Fake and gay. If he wanted peace he should not have guaranteed war. The Anglos Hitler admired so much explained very clearly that if Hitler attacked Poland, they'd attack him.
Here's a tip; If you want to be friends with someone, don't break all your agreements with them and then go attacking their allied states.
And while Hitler offered them a conqueror's peace that no one in their right mind would accept, the British actually offered Hitler peace on the terms that everything went back to normal teh day after he invaded Poland without declaring war. And it was Hitler that spit in their faces.
You can scream, you can cry, you can moan, and you can even lie but that's the truth and anyone can factcheck this.
Also, as for trying to blame Goering for failing to achieve air superiority, you know what kind of fucked with Goering's air battle? The shift from attacking British aircraft to attacking British civilians.
And who's decision was that?
Isaac Evans
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Nathaniel Ross
Context.
We were clearly talking about the generals. Not lower level officers and random kikes and leftists.
Juan Martin
Yeah ok
You say blaming underlings is lame, but who else is to blame when your high command, responsible for carrying out your orders, looks down on you telling them what to do in military matters and therefore halfheartedly does them or even outright disobey or twist the intent of said orders? Its THEIR fault, not Hitlers. Not all the high command was like this but the majority were. The fact The Führer was aware for their contempt and the things said behind his back (they would dismissively call him "The little Corporal) and would frequently take the opportunity to tear them down to their faces in front of others didn't help. They were proud and arrogant.
The Führer DID want peace with Great Britian. It was a great blunder on the part of Chamberlain to declare war on Germany in 1939 and that it was an even greater blunder on the part of Churchill to refuse Hitler's peace offer of 1940.
The peace offer made by Joachim von Ribbentrop to the British Ambassador Sir Nevile Henderson on the night of August 30, 1939 was not a ploy, as many (((historians))) argue, but a genuine German offer to avoid the war. The Second World War was NOT Hitler's doing… It was Chamberlain and Churchills doing. The responsibility is on THEM, not Hitler.