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From: acoustic@panix.com
In article <57823386-09ab-41ff-9a1d-918e5d3b6b6d@googlegroups.com>,
Resty Wyse wrote:
>Hitler got the right idea, but refused to listen to his other generals.
>His biggest mistake was the invasion of Russia. He already neutralized
>Russia by signing a peace treaty with Russia, and divided Poland between
>them. If he had waited until Germany defeated the Western Powers on the
>Western front, and then continued on to Russia. He might very well could
>have conquered the world.
No, you got it backward. Hitler didn't want to fight either the Brits
and especially the Americans. The Brits got in his way after Neville
Chamberlain's initial appeasement and then FDR went to war with Japan,
for which Hitler had no choice but to fight America as an enemy, due
to the treaty that existed between Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan.
(He wanted an alliance with Imperial Japan because Japan would come in
handy to choke off Russia with Nazi German troops coming from its west
and Japan coming from its east. Hitler's WWII has always about Brot.
You like Deutsche Brot, rst?)
Nazi Germany put over 80% of its Wehrmacht on the eastern front so as
to defeat the USSR. But the fierce, turn-around battle of Stalingrad
prevented the siege of Leningrad from succeeding for Nazi Germany.
Hitler did not "have the right idea", not by a long shot.
He hated the commies and wanted big fat Russia for Germany's
Lebensraum. That was the main reason for his WWII. It wasn't the
Brits or the Americans he wanted to unnecessarily spend his precious
Aryan capital on. He was logical for what he wanted but he was
totally misguided, i.e., had the wrong idea to begin with.
lo yeeOn
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