Les agissements d'Adolf Hitler, vous condamnez ?

Quelles sont vos convictions réelles sur ce sujet là ?
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Il était très très méchant mon issou

meilleur humain de tous les temps

Je condamne ses demi mesures

un bandit de grand chemin.

Je condamne son manque de fermeté sur la question juive

Je me rends sur place en train

Oui, il a été vraiment terrible. Comment ne pas penser aux victimes ?

Adolf H. Uunona

Je condamne avec autant de fermeté qu'on mit oblige légalement

Dieu l'a puni et l'a réincarné en N

Non, il a expliqué qu'il n'était pas sur les pas d'Hitler et il a confirmé que la Torah contenait des versets sur l'esclavage contre les non juifs.

Hitler's Mistake That Lost Germany The War

There was only one golden ticket to victory against the Soviets : the Soviet citizens themselves. From the beginning the Soviet Union was one of the most hated country of earth. A pariah state. They reneged on al their foreign debts. Their goal was a world revolution to install their ideology. So in effect a direct threat to every country on the planet. Churchill advised crushing communism as soon as it was born. In fact, the Soviet Union still remained after the bloodback of his birth. In a feat crushed from all sides, Japanese, British, Americans, Germans, Estonians, Latvians, White Russians. The list goes on. Somehow they survived. Millions had died. The dream of a communist utopia was revealed as a lie. The Orthodox Church was looted and the priests massacred. Christians across the world looked on in horror as the atheist superstate grew in power for years. Afterwards, starvation was rampant, And when Stalin came to power, it somehow got worse. The Ukrainians suffered among the most from lost starvation due to insane collectivist farming laws. It resulted into the death of millions. Due to a massivly infiltrated percentage of the Soviet commissars, antisemitism has rised as a lot of them were jews. When the Soviet Union claimed the Baltic states in 1940, a wave of unimaginable horror strike them. Thousands of people were shiped on Siberia for the tiniest reason whatever that be an opinion they held their job or whatever they may be sent into the vastness of the East, most being never seen again. Pain is still felt in the Baltics. They never forgot. The president of Latvia, Kārlis Ulmanis was shipped off and died in the middle of nowhere in the Turkménistan step.

Thousands were shoot dead whatever that be in the streets or in a NKVD placement. Western Europe was horrified about what they have seen now and in the past. Even German's occupation of western Europe was pale in comparison of the horros the populations from the east that were overrun by communism. There was no shortage of men who was willing to take up arms against the so called red menace. If the nazis needed the allies to take down the Soviets, they certainly weren't going to be sure to volunteers. When Germany and its allies marched in Ukraine, in the Baltic states and even in some parts of Russia itself, they were greeted as liberators. Many would have joined forces willingly the second they could. Millions of soldiers would have deflected to the German side if given the opportunity and even remote of what their future might look like. Unfortunatly that wasn't mean to do. The plan on what to do with the population was not made beforehand and German policy was all over the place as they marched in the way. The way the Germans treated the locals was incredibly mixed. The millions of disaffected Soviet citizenship who wanted independance for their respective country if the Soviet Union was to fall were only given vague ideas of what their land store for them in the future. HArdly the most confidence inspiring policy ever. The same goes for the west. The Germans weren't sure for example whetever to incorporate the Netherlands into the Reich due to their historic culture similarities or to restore some degrees of independence under the leadership of the Dutch national socialist, Anton Musset, whom they didn't yet trust. There wasn't that much trust to go around at all. And that appeared to be the main issue. Alfred Rosenberg, a baltic German itself born in Estonia and the most knowledgeable of the nazis regarding the eastern europeans begged Hitler to cooperate more and offer the people of the east a most clear vision of their future.

Hitler wasn't very trusting to anyone. He sometimes didn't even trust his own generals. So putting his trust into some eastern europeans he doesn't know much about was a stretch too far for Hitler. Eventually Hitler allowed Himmler to recruit for dozens of foreign SS units. One of the most notable are the Wallon Legion led by the famous Leon Degrelle. The Latvian whom had the most recruits of any. Viking divisions consisted of many nborth europeans. French Charlemagne and many more SS divisions. Even a British Division was attempted albeit not with much interest. In the end of the 500 000 foreigners or ethnic germans from outside Germany, the Volks Deutsche were recruited to fight in Hitler's crusade against the Soviet Union. This is a fraction of what could have been achieved if the various people were given more to go on. If the Ukrainians had been offered an Ukrainian state after the war. No matter how many autonomy they had to give up to Germany during the war, millions of highly motivated men would have jump at the chance. For them everything was better than the Soviet domination again. The Baltic people were extremly eager to fight the Soviets even without being given a promise of their future. With a solidplan for some sort of independance or autonomy in the future even more soldiers, even from the west would have join the fight if it meant that their nation had a brightest future because of it. Some Russians were just as disgusted of the Soviet regime as the minorities of their Soviet superstate were thousands to join General Valasso. A lot of Russians didn't want to fight for Stalin as many of their families members or friends disappeared because of Stalin.

Hitler's lack of trust is understandable but not even the slightest compromisee seriously hindered the war effort. If a proper system was set up to find trustwhorthy men and sell them to die fighting against communism, the German Soviet war could be attended as a second Russian civil war with Adolf Hitler ultimatly being able to form a German friendly Russian state. No matter if it mean reducing his territory, many accepted the trade off and fought for Hitler simply to be rid of communism. Many former White Russians from the Civil War in fact joined and fight in Hitler's crusade no matter how vague of their future it was. If they were given more faith, ressources and mens their efforts would have been much more effective. Instead for their meager contribution Hitler's war was a hope for a better future of their people being handed over by the allies to Stalin at the end of the war and executed in one of the most disgusting Allies act of the war. The same Allies who had funded them in the First Civil War and who had betrayed them now betrayed them for a second time and final time. The Russian people who wanted to overthrow Stlain truly had no one to trust for their future and no mean to do it by themselves. In the end Hitler lost and eastern Europe and half of his country. What was left was thrown under brutal communist rule for almost half a century. The German Army and the foreign SS recruits simply did not have the manpower to compete with the Soviet forces nor they had as much industrial power. It's hard to imagine what would have been the outcome if even a few larger eastern nations had been offered a nominal independance. Especially if the Russian people themselves had been offered an alternative. It's understandable that Hitler had little to no faith in others but if he had a little bit more the outcome may have been different.

Alors voilà.

Je condamne dans le doute ne serait ce qu'au vu du titre du topic.

Tant qu'il y a condamnation, ça devrait aller pour Gilbert, non?

oui clairement

Ma condamnation est foncière