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Additionally, facts, when baldly stated with no context, can be construed to mean almost anything.Exactly, that is why you can ignore the fact that Hitler got elected as chancelor in 1933 and between 1933-1939 there was no war in germany while it went from total devastation into prosperity.
Your statement was partially incorrect.On 30 January 1933, Adolf Hitler was appointed Chancellor of Germany.
Nope - USA made lots of bombs from 2000-2008 shock and awe etc., where did it get us? - Germany prospered by taking back control of their banks and the media and saying f.u. to nations that claimed germany owed them money for losing the war. USA is in very similar position now as Germany was after WW2 - dick after dick and nothing gets done, only I hope people are smarter now not to blame it all on the Jews or the ArabsYes, by making bombs.
Nope.A great artist? Huh? Five people voted that? Are you kidding me? Have you seen his art? :shock::shock::shock:
A great artist? Huh? Five people voted that? Are you kidding me? Have you seen his art?
A great artist? Huh? Five people voted that? Are you kidding me? Have you seen his art? :shock::shock::shock:
If Hitler were only born a little later he could have been around to make the tea-party-ites a viable political force to be reckoned with. After all, the Nazis also started as a hypernationalistic, racist, anti-poor, anti-immigrant grass roots movement composed of working class and petty bourgeoise elements, funded by finance capital and espousing a rhetoric centered around betrayal of the fatherland by minorities presumed to be holding all power.
Hitler's in hell watching with anticipation to see what it develops into.
With all due respect, the entire of your post's content is claims and statements, and not even one word to base or reason them with.I think Hitler's role has been exaggerated in the historical narrative to a point of becoming a "super-villain" when reality was much different. Hitler and the Nazi's were not political/military geniuses. They were able to rise to power only because of the failure of the socialists and the collapse of the socialist movement due to their towing the line of the ComIntern as dictated by the USSR.
Moreover, almost none of the successes that Nazi Germany accomplished, from social/political to military (I'm primarily thinking of military), had little or nothing to do with Hitler or his personal decisions, and in very many cases were only because they went against Hitler's decision. Many of Hitler's military propositions were completely stupid, and the only reason that Germany got as far as it did was because of a ton of luck and numerous genius military minds that excluded Hitler.
Apocalypse said:With all due respect, the entire of your post's content is claims and statements, and not even one word to base or reason them with.
I am in no disagreement, I've only proposed that you should base your statements after you're making them.What do you disagree with?
I think Hitler's role has been exaggerated in the historical narrative to a point of becoming a "super-villain" when reality was much different. .
I think Hitler's role has been exaggerated in the historical narrative to a point of becoming a "super-villain" when reality was much different.
I think he was kinda' cute.
It's usually the self-haters that become the biggest villains.Hitler was a Ginger?
Holocaust revisionism in 5.......4.......3........2........1.......
MetalGear said:A shocking statement coming from a communist, the Nazi arch enemy.
You're so unbelievably predictable, Gardener. I knew some troll would say something about that. Too bad you're completely full of sh*t.
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Hitler was a Ginger?
It's usually the self-haters that become the biggest villains.
Not really. I think it's more shocking that Apocalypse, a die-hard zionist, agrees with me.
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