idiot MAYBE tactically but dude is seriously an all time genius when it comes to leadership.
what he did from that standpoint was masterful

not to praise the man or anything but thats just cold facts.

common enemies for their people
screwed over by other euro countries after WWI (economically)
ignored post WWI agreements
strong nationalism in a time of europe where countries maintained their culture

Philosophy of a Knife film loosely based on this srs chits twisted

Never seen this pic of Hitler before, i gota say it's very well captured from an aesthetic standpoint, you can tell from his iron gaze his stoicism and determination, willing to put everything on the line.

Interesting. Falls in line with everything I’ve learned in recent months, everything in this caption is true. Everything. We’ve been conditioned to coddle one, just one, group of people at all costs in the west. Could it be that they’re in control and merely protecting themselves as they destroy all the rest of us? No, of course not...


After one gets curious and goes looking for the truth of the past and present, it will smack you like a ton of bricks srs.

Indeed. Just IMAGINE what the US could be! If we ever manage to oust the oppressors in this great country, we will enter the greatest age in American history hands down.

Mirin brah I destroyed 350k allied troops by letting them land on occupied France and cornering them somewhere in Switzerland in HOI4 lol

hitler was butthurt over restoration of Polish state, to him Poland was artificial country that shouldnt exist because Treaty of Versailles ended over century (123 years) of occupation of our land (Third Partition of Poland).https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partitions_of_Poland

Very strong,

In 1939 the US weren't in a position to fight anyone. Fortunately the US had the luxury of being able to sit back for a couple of years and build up their military while everyone else fought it out.

At the start of the war the US had about 190k troops to Germany's 4 million.

The problem is that most poor people think it's the OTHER group of poor people doing the oppressing.

Part of the tricky thing is World War One Germany (called the Central Powers and containing at that point Several other countries) was never really dealt a crushing defeat, not anything close to flagging the reichstag for example. It’s more like they were stalemated to death, suffered logistic and economic troubles, even their worst military defeats were more like stalemates like the Somme. Further, the post war treaty was way way too rough on Germany and punished then very harshly. This is one reason hitler was able to rile up the country and blame their defeat on the Jews - he would say it wasn’t their army that lost, it was the economic side that let them down and failed them (in Central Europe lots of industry and mercantry was run by Jewish ppl because they tend to be smart). So they were an easy scapegoat for furthering his agenda and explanation of they never really lost, they were betrayed from within, time for round 2. France and England were also unwilling to see that Germany was rearming for war, they couldn’t imagine a repeat of the atrocities of the brutal World War One, they thought it was over.

care to share?

They really weren't as strong as we make them out to be.

1. In terms of strategic resources they really had none. No rubber, no major oil fields, not enough farmland to feed a growing population, they had coal in large amounts tho, little steel, and they had no significant reserves of rare materials. Industrial wise they did have a robust industrial base but they lacked the resources to churn out everything they needed without cutting resources for other sectors.

2. Military wise, Germany relied heavily on horses and the myth of the motorized German Army is just that a myth. They had to rely on trains and the occupied lands to feed them.

3. Manpower wise they didn't really have much to work with. A lot of theirs troops were on garrison duty in Norway, Yugoslavia, Greece, France and other places. They needed men to work the fields and factories. Towards the end of the war many divisions were simply shells of their former selves.

4. Money wise Germany was going bankrupt and the annexation of Austria and Czechoslovakia really saved them. Their respective gold reserves and foreign cash saved Hitler from either defunding the military or declaring bankruptcy. This is why he pushed so hard for the annexation of Danzig a very prosperous city into the Reich. If Poland had agreed he would have probably asked for the whole corridor and the rest of Eastern and Southern Silesia. His economy was predicated on the continual spending on the armed forces which required money. Autarky wasn't helping either since if you can't trade with other countries you can't get foreign cash.

Germany simply got lucky in my honest opinion. The Western World was still recovering from the First World War and they didn't want to lose another generation to another war. If they had wanted they could have stopped Germany in 1936 when Hitler marched into the Rhineland. The German Army had plans to oust Hitler if even a single french soldier or police officer fired back. They didn't and Hitler got bolder. The Allies wanted to appease him and this gave Hitler a false sense of invisibility. Germany had everything going for it in the first 2 years but after that the industrial might of the allies would pulverize Germany. It also didn't help that Germany refused to help Arm its minor axis allies. I hope this helped. Hitler's entire plan if you read Mein Kampf was entirely predicated on the Western Allies allying or not getting involved in his Eastern Expansionism. After annexing Czechoslovakia, Hitler shot himself in the foot because the Allies were now ready to fight back.

Decolonization was gonna happen regardless. There were already revolts going on in many former colonial states.

nazi gonna nazi

nazis posting in nazi thread about nazis

did nazi that coming

they had a chad army with dope ass uniforms

This. WWI was the end of colonization.

The WW2 German army wasn't even the most powerful German army of the 20th century. I'm not surprised you uneducated tards under estimate WW1 Germany. That was the true great military power of the first half of the 20th century. Destroying the Russian army and forcing a surrender of Russia in WW1 (while also holding France, Canada, England, USA, Italy back) is more impressive than anything that they did in WW2.

They beat up on tiny nations that had no real military around them. They took a pathetically unprepared France out quick, including the BEF. But had no way to ever defeat England. They attacked Russia in hopes that they could do to it, what they did to France. They could not. They were stomped. Germany was just more prepared for war in 1939 than the nations around it. It doesn't mean they were any stronger.

Also strong Nazi worship ITT. You're all cucks. Lol at the ******* posting 4chan conspiracies about Jews.

This is literally the most retarded thing I have ever read.

Pretty much. The failure of the European Powers to properly settle these colonies (40% or more European) and WW1 drained the European powers of men that could have been used elsewhere. WW2 just accelerated decolonization since now not only were the European powers out of men they were out of money. France was in runs, Italy was legit pounded into sand, and the UK was broke. Portugal was the only European country to attempt holding onto its colonies alongside France in Algeria and the Netherlands in Indonesia but they all proved fruitless. Portugal had minor successes but the international community was breathing down its neck very hard.

The German Army in WW1 wasn't that special either. Russia only lost because they started collapsing internally. The Brusilov Offensive the Russians launched nearly destroyed the German and Austrian forces located in Galicia. It only stopped because of lack of supplies. They failed to push into France and take Paris. They lost all of their overseas colonies and in the end surrendered because the combined might of America, Uk and France was pushing them back.

Not true at all

In the long run germany had next to 0% chance of victory

explain

Things would've been a lot different if Hitler actually listened to his generals

Don't know if they would have won the war but it could have been WAY uglier

Crazy to think how Hitlers name is going to stand the test of time probably stronger than anyone’s

Seriously that dude bought it nearly 80 years ago and his name still fills people with the same emotional rage today that it did nearly 80 years ago.

And truthfully, I don’t exactly see it fading any time soon.

Not gonna lie, if there’s an afterlife wherever Hitler is he’s loving this

And people think Trump is the ultimate jimmy rustler.

the media mention as much as the can every year

Would not have won but would have bled the Soviets worse.

nazi thrad still nazi thrad