I remind everyone that the US and Britain literally helped Hitler annex Czechoslovakia to incentivize Nazi Germany into invading the Soviet Union.
Liberals have always supported Hitler and the Nazis, as long as he’s playing the role he’s supposed to be.
Hitler’s greatest mistake* was to turn around and attack Western Europe instead of the Slavic communists he was supposed to, otherwise he’d have been praised as the greatest Anti-Communist Hero of all time. A brutal but necessary means to wipe out the plague of Communism.
*not exactly a “mistake”, as it was engineered specifically by the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact to throw the tenuous “alliance” between Nazi Germany and Poland into disarray, which then triggered France and Britain into joining the war. A last minute diplomatic victory that foiled the Nazi Germany/Polish/Japanese combined invasion against the Soviet Union.
Your entire quote sounds cool as fuck. I obviously was never taught that interpretation in history class, can you expound upon it please? This is new to me. I think the way they presented it was the "appeasement from neville chamberlain unleashed hitler upon europe" or some shit.
I remind everyone that the US and Britain literally helped Hitler annex Czechoslovakia to incentivize Nazi Germany into invading the Soviet Union.
Liberals have always supported Hitler and the Nazis, as long as he’s playing the role he’s supposed to be.
Hitler’s greatest mistake* was to turn around and attack Western Europe instead of the Slavic communists he was supposed to, otherwise he’d have been praised as the greatest Anti-Communist Hero of all time. A brutal but necessary means to wipe out the plague of Communism.
*not exactly a “mistake”, as it was engineered specifically by the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact to throw the tenuous “alliance” between Nazi Germany and Poland into disarray, which then triggered France and Britain into joining the war. A last minute diplomatic victory that foiled the Nazi Germany/Polish/Japanese combined invasion against the Soviet Union.
Your entire quote sounds cool as fuck. I obviously was never taught that interpretation in history class, can you expound upon it please? This is new to me. I think the way they presented it was the "appeasement from neville chamberlain unleashed hitler upon europe" or some shit.