kingthreat:
Even psychopaths loved women.
If you are gay, you're less than a psychopath

Lol

Henrodah:


Pearl harbor (2001) , Midway ( 2019), Enemy at the gates (2001) , Valkyrie(2008) ,Schlinder's list (1993) , Band of brothers(series 2001), Pacific (series 2010), Saving private ryan(1999).


Books - John Toland ( Adolf Hitler)
-I was an NKVD Agent by Anatoly Gravnosky.
- Last days of the reich by James Lucas.

i have seen all these movies including band of brothers and greyhound.

i have read operation market garden, stalingrad, and many others but i havent read any of these books tho, i will check them

Thanks sir

TalkTalkTwins:



Lol
From your point, straight women are lesser than psychopaths for not loving women, while lesbians are greater.
No offenses, but you don't sound so intelligent!

Oga, go and give your uncle a sloppy head and leave me alone. As usual I expected gay mofos to come after me.

Gadafii:
the v2 bomb was actually a ground breaking technology, the Russians and Americans were competing to sieze German scientists to learn their ways.

Germany was really blessed with scientists unfortunately Hitler turned it into deadly use.

The Japanese bit more than they could chew, tho they were not lacking behind technology, but the battle of Midway changed the Pacific cause of war, the Japs had several battle ships and carriers, as at when pearl harbor was bombed, America only had two sea worthy carrier, the third was at a dockyard undergoing repair, but they Americans were hungry for revenge and stubborn, they manage to destroy the Japanese lead ships and several other battle ships.


Bros, abeg you fit recommend books or movies for me

Almost all of those scientists that crossed over to America were German Jews. They later became the downfall of Hitler through their scientific endeavours.

Kennyking1234:
most of the worlds leaders have a secret admiration for Hitler.

Adolf was very incompetent actually.

Part of the reason why he even went to war...the economy was in a bad shape...and he thought the loot would help boost the economy. Then there was his crazy idea about Lebensborn

But his big mistake...war on the USSR (UNLIMITED manpower) and the USA (UNLIMITED MANPOWER plus heavy duty industrial output). You don't fight a two front war with limited manpower and with your industry within bombing range (unlike the US and the USSR that moved its industries beyond the reach of German bombers)

WhatCanIsay:



Almost all of those scientists that crossed over to America were German Jews. They later became the downfall of Hitler through their scientific endeavours.

Adolf had some good scientists...(see the V2 rocket) and some bad ones (the Germans were never able to get a nuclear bomb because their main scientist(Heisenberg) although knowledgeable, was incompetent, and their nuclear programme was split into eight competiting agencies...plus the British bombed the main heavy water plant that they intended to rely on for the project)

Then there was the crap about 'German Physics' and purging German science of Jewish influence...which was bad news for their nuclear bomb project especially.

Finally, with your industries all within bombing range (Speer, the German armaments minister, was making fighter jets in underground caves during the last 2 years of the war...and even then there is a limit to what you can hide)...meanwhile the US which was arming most of the allies, was far away from bombing range (the Amerika bomber, which would have helped Germany bomb US industries never got off the drawing board...plus it would have only reached as far as NEW york anyway)..and the USSR moved its industries behind the Urals...far away from the best German bombers available.

Beancounter94:


Adolf had some good scientists...(see the V2 rocket) and some bad ones (the Germans were never able to get a nuclear bomb because their main scientist(Heisenberg) although knowledgeable, was incompetent, and their nuclear programme was split into eight competiting agencies...plus the British bombed the main heavy water plant that they intended to rely on for the project)

Then there was the crap about 'German Physics' and purging German science of Jewish influence...which was bad news for their nuclear bomb project especially.

Finally, with your industries all within bombing range (Speer, the German armaments minister, was making fighter jets in underground caves during the last 2 years of the war...and even then there is a limit to what you can hide)...meanwhile the US which was arming most of the allies, was far away from bombing range (the Amerika bomber, which would have helped Germany bomb US industries never got off the drawing board...plus it would have only reached as far as NEW york anyway)..and the USSR moved its industries behind the Urals...far away from the best German bombers available.

Sure Germany had a handful of revolutionary scientists, who made their marks during the war But there was no way they would have won the war from the moment America got involved.

WhatCanIsay:


Sure Germany had a handful of revolutionary scientists, who made their marks during the war But there was no way they would have won the war from the moment America got involved.

Exactly.

Hitler even said so himself...one of his secretaries recalled that the man once told them, when they were having tea together one day in 1941 that they had to win before the Americans got in.

Hitler's first armaments minister was scared of American industrial power....and the day the German government declared war on the US was the worst day of his life.(fortunately or unfortunately for him he died before the war ended)

Beancounter94:


Exactly.

Hitler even said so himself...one of his secretaries recalled that the man once told them, when they were having tea together one day in 1941 that they had to win before the Americans got in.

Hitler's first armaments minister was scared of American industrial power....and the day the German government declared war on the US was the worst day of his life.(fortunately or unfortunately for him he died before the war ended)

Japan forced their hands. Although America was getting involved but not in large scale before the Pearl Harbour. They were simply patrolling the sea and keeping the connection with Britain open. Their getting involved was also a very very big positive for the world as of then, and even as of now.

No other nation would have been as magnanimous as America was in conquering. Historically you couldn't point any.

Gadafii:
The mistake Hitler made was attacking the Soviet Union thinking he could achiev the Swift success he recorded in France, Netherland,Poland etc. Britain had managed to survive the blitzkrieg

The Soviet Union didn't have the advanced technology Germany had, but they definitely had more men to fill the ranks, to protect the motherland from Inva
The second mistake was declaring war on the USA.

I love to read about controversial men, Hitler was one interesting personality,then Joseph Starlin too.
I love history

they died from the unbearable cold, their machines couldn't work. After the Soviet solders Advanced to the poles, the NAZi solders followed up. The Soviets could bear the cold, the Nazis couldn't. And who told you Hitler declared war on USA, Japan was responsible for attacking USA not Hitler. Hitler was warned not to invade the Soviet Union, because that lead to the defeat of Napoleon, but his response were " Napoleon invaded Russia with horses and sword, I will invade Russia with machines"

@beancounter94 and @WhatCanIsay I love the history you guys drop here. I love history too and I wish you guys can recommend a good history book where I can know this things you guys talk about. Thanks

harmargedon:
they died from the unbearable cold, their machines couldn't work. And who told you Hitler declared war on USA, Japan was responsible for attacking USA not Hitler.

japan attacked USA homeland, USA declared war on japan and then....On 11 December 1941, four days after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and the United States declaration of war against the Japanese Empire, Nazi Germany declared war against the United States, in response to what was claimed to be a series of provocations by the United States government when the U.S. was still officially neutral during World War II. The decision to declare war was made by Adolf Hitler, apparently offhand, almost without consultation



link

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_declaration_of_war_against_the_United_States

Doradorwa:
She died with him
Their love was a solidarity till end.

It was genuine love

Gadafii:
japan attacked USA homeland, USA declared war on japan and then....On 11 December 1941, four days after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and the United States declaration of war against the Japanese Empire, Nazi Germany declared war against the United States, in response to what was claimed to be a series of provocations by the United States government when the U.S. was still officially neutral during World War II. The decision to declare war was made by Adolf Hitler, apparently offhand, almost without consultation



link

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_declaration_of_war_against_the_United_States

that's what I said, Hitler wasn't responsible for that.

RightDecision15:
@beancounter94 and @WhatCanIsay I love the history you guys drop here. I love history too and I wish you guys can recommend a good history book where I can know this things you guys talk about. Thanks

I started by reading encyclopedias, and then graduated to occasional history related books (sometimes at the expense of my salary, lol)..but the Internet has a lot of resources history wise. Start with Wikipedia.

I was also fortunate to watch History channel on DSTV when it was still sane...not now when they have all sorts of pseudohistorical junk..and shows that are not history shows.

For Nazi History,for example, I recommend Kershaw's Hitler I and II as well as Richard Evans's books on the Nazi rise to power

RightDecision15:
@beancounter94 and @WhatCanIsay I love the history you guys drop here. I love history too and I wish you guys can recommend a good history book where I can know this things you guys talk about. Thanks

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Personally it's from being a voracious reader. Knowledge grasped from different books. But if you do enjoy reading for fun, then I will recommend a historical novel by Ken Follett. It is a trilogy titled the Century Trilogy. Despite the fact that it's a fiction, it gives you a historical view of the 1st World War, 2nd World War and the Vietnam War.

Beancounter94:


I started by reading encyclopedias, and then graduated to occasional history related books (sometimes at the expense of my salary, lol)..but the Internet has a lot of resources history wise. Start with Wikipedia.

I was also fortunate to watch History channel on DSTV when it was still sane...not now when they have all sorts of pseudohistorical junk..and shows that are not history shows.

Thanks a a lot Chief, I will just start with Wikipedia. I love history, I enjoy reading this historical stuff.

harmargedon:
that's what I said, Hitler wasn't responsible for that.

didnt you read the bolded or eye dey pain you

hitler declared war on America for "unnecessary interference" even tho America had maintain a neutral ground until japan bombed pearl harbor

WhatCanIsay:
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Personally it's from being a voracious reader. Knowledge grasped from different books. But if you do enjoy reading for fun, then I will recommend a historical novel by Ken Follett. It is a trilogy titled the Century Trilogy. Despite the fact that it's a fiction, it gives you a historical view of the 1st World War, 2nd World War and the Vietnam War.

Wow thanks Chief, The books are in series. Do you have idea how I can get these books, either prints or pdf

RightDecision15:



Thanks a a lot Chief, I will just start with Wikipedia. I love history, I enjoy reading this historical stuff.

No problem!

RightDecision15:



Wow thanks Chief, The books are in series. Do you have idea how I can get these books, either prints or pdf

Welcome, before I do use Anybooks but it seems to have stopped working. You can use an app called Free eBook Downloader, it is on playstore. But download Moon+ ReaderPro to use to read the downloaded books.

WhatCanIsay:



Welcome, before I do use Anybooks but it seems to have stopped working. You can use an app called Free eBook Downloader, it is on playstore. But download Moon+ ReaderPro to use to read the downloaded books.

Thanks I downloaded the first series “Fall of a Giant” Reading in a bit

Gadafii:
didnt you read the bolded or eye dey pain you

hitler declared war on America for "unnecessary interference" even tho America had maintain a neutral ground until japan bombed pearl harbor

but initially you made it look like the NAZi did first.

harmargedon:
but initially you made it look like the NAZi did first.

next time make sure u understand before u reply.

i said hitler made a mistake by decalring war on america,i didnt say hitler attacked american.

it was japan who wanted to control the pacific that bombed america, and america declared war on on japan, No1 ally of the hitler nazi germany

Gadafii:

i have seen all these movies including band of brothers and greyhound.

i have read operation market garden, stalingrad, and many others but i havent read any of these books tho, i will check them

Thanks sir

You're welcome bro.