>Adolf Hitler was right about everything
Adolf Hitler was right about everything
Elijah Butler
Tyler Reed
then why did he lose?
Leo Perez
Nicholas Walker
Jonathan Thomas
1 nation against more than 4 of the Jew's puppets.
Jeremiah Cooper
>Adolf Hitler was right about everything
SO true
Jace Johnson
Yes
Juan Price
I’ll always have fond memories of the summer of 2017. I was in college, worked in landscaping over the summer. Every night after work, I’d roll myself a doobie and immerse myself into everything I could about the truth behind Hitler. Then once I stoned, I’d watch speeches and those “nasdp in full color hd” videos on YouTube and marvel at how awesome it must have been to be there. I honestly might be the only person that turned into a Nazi with a little help from weed. I’ll never forget just sitting there, blazed out my mind, saying to myself, “he was right. He was right about it all. How could I be so stupid to believe the lies?”
Justin Moore
>Denied IQ
he was wrong about that
He had Italy, Japan, Hungary and other nations on his side
Hudson Richardson
Low IQ take
Jason Myers
He’s talking about the Jews and ideology, not wartime decisions.
Stalin wasn’t invading Germany anytime soon, he predicted and wanted what he called the capitalist countries to beat the shit out of each other and cause as much hardship and misery as possible so he could usher communism into Western Europe. Hitler was never going to get britain to see this, so his best bet in hindsight was to focus on britain and push colonial separatist movements so the island would be all by itself. It’s been a while since I read about this, so might be missing something that they needed to defeat the USSR on first in order to be able to defeat britain, but from what I recall, a lot of it was about Hitler thinking he was going to get crossed soon.
Cameron Cooper
Genocide 80% of Europe and replace it with blonde inbreds
Benjamin White
Italy’s military wasn’t ready for large scale war and their incompetence in dealing with the balkans is part of what screwed Barbarossa up. Hitler had to put out a lot of men and resources to bail Mussolini out. Full disclosure, it’s been a while, so I forget if it was that dealing with Yugoslavia pushed Barbarossa out when a few weeks could’ve made or broke success with the looming winter, or they had to take the detour mid invasion.
Gavin Roberts
I don't know for sure but some people do claim the Soviets were poised to invade Germany and the Germans spoiled this attack like Israel in the 6 days war. I don't know the truth of this but some claim that the fact that the Soviet forces were spread thinly across the border is evidence he was preparing to attack soon, since this isn't an ideal defensive posture. On the other hand it could just be saber rattling. Not everything from WW2 has been declassified in the West and the East. Myabe there is some war plan skulking around in the Russian archives maybe not.
Personally I think the Germans should at least have a go at Sealion. If it fails it fails it's not the end of the world-they can take it from there.
Carter Murphy
He fucked up. He should’ve hid his power level until the whole world got JQed. Should’ve faught information was first. Then cleaned up the mess starting with Rothschild family
Aiden Lewis
this. I can go to a random page in his collection of speeches & be like "Damn this MF spittin" one of the greatest statesmen to ever live.
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Connor Myers
Shit happens
Jose Martin
>hitting back when you are attacked is a jewish trick
Owen Rivera
I pave heard that too but have also read about Stalin taking the “never interrupt your enemies” approach. A Soviet invasion of Germany would fit his paranoia more, so that’s why it’s not so easy to write it off. On the other hand, Stalin was reported as going into deep depression and retreating to his bed for two weeks following the initial invasion. To me, that sounds like someone who had genuine trust and not “ha! I knew it.” You’re right though, we really will never know the full truth. I wouldn’t be surprised if Stalin put a minor troop presence on the border as a paranoid precaution, Hitler interpreted this as them getting ready for a sneak attack, and then decided it was better to invade first than risk being invaded. The thing that would hold me up there, though, is why didn’t Hitler scout it out better?
I agree though, hindsight is 20/20, but I think even then Sealion is the better route. The British isles would’ve also been a key piece of land to have for the eventual eastern pivot.
Nathan Brown
>the fact that the Soviet forces were spread thinly across the border is evidence he was preparing to attack soon,
I think the initial success of Hitler's invasion actually suggests that Stalin WASN'T preparing for an invasion of German-occupied Poland - if I'm getting ready for an invasion, *I will have supplies in the staging ground for it*. On the other hand, a lightly supplied scattered force IS what you would want if you were trying for rapid reaction against partisans, some of whom might be ducking into German territory to evade Soviet pursuit or vice versa...
Owen Harris
Very good point, and masses of defectors over to the Nazis initially because those areas wanted anything but Soviet rule has also been mentioned. Greatest story never told talked about it, but a lot of normie tier history books gets into it too because, of course, they add that since they were Slavs, the nazis just killed them all. I have a very hard time believing they did that to useful resources. Even if you have a “they’re subhumans and all subhumans must all die” mindset, you’re still going to use those subhumans strategically then kill them all off when you win. Not doing so gets you into cartoon villain Nazi territory and the idea of them mass killing every Slav in itself isn’t feasible when you read the math.
Jace Brooks
Life pro tip: you can do everything right and still lose.