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Hitler was backed up with mass hysteria love until wehrmacht got its ass kicked on eastern front or until his generals realised that the guy lost grip with reality and pushed too hard. He had no serius oposition till things/dream of master race started go wrong and it was time to prepere to face consequences. |
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So now you admire yourself? So much for a debate :88).
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The war had nothing to do with the Jews. Nothing at all. Now we've finally reached this point, can I stop trying to tell you the obvious? |
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I think it's fair to say that the Germans had a hunch what was going on in the Reich. Hitler's goals were available for anyone to read. What happened after 1933, where the rights of many people got infringed, to use a nice expression, was visible. People knew that they can be taken away for speaking out their opinion, they had neighbours disappearing, saw destroyed shops and street violence.
Here comes the human factor into play: - people only want to see what they like to see. Maybe only subconscious, there is the factor of denial. "What is not supposed to happen, doesn't happen!" - the survival instinct is one of the strongest instincs of us. People do astonishing acts of bravery and also of cowardice due to it. - what MH pointed out: it was a time and society where authority was not questioned, neither in school, family or in the military - indoctrination & propaganda: maybe the weakest factor, as no propaganda survices the first check with reality (or a battlefield). Of course was not every soldier a Nazi. What DarkFish has said, as confusing as it sounds today. Though Germany started an attack war, many soldiers thought they were defending their country and that they were fighting for a just cause. Since 1934 every soldier did an oath on Hitler, not on the constitution. Every German soldier was a legitimate target to fight against national socialism though. To make my point clear and to show the shades of grey between black & white, I'll share the story of a great man who was in the war and I had the honour to know after lunch. |
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Maybe, strategically, Chamberlin was right? Hitler got over confident and pushed too far and ended up fighting a war he really did not want to. |
Are you going to answer my question or not? :D
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I suppose it explains the complete lack of the many planned assasination attempts like those which certainly didn't have members of the german military aiming to kill Hitler in 1938 when Germany was still many years away from getting its butt kicked by the Russians on the Eastern front. |
When you done talking to yourself give me a shout ;). I am going to listen to a song called "Fuhrer face" :woot::arrgh!:
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So you say that Hitler wasnt surrounded by mass hysteria love from Germans he did not march into Austria as a great leader of German race? He had opposition but he also had won most of average Germans.to his side which was his first priority before making any moves. He knew that by tyrany alone he could not realise his plans for europe. I never said that all Germans where Nazis but trying to paint that generation as a poor bastrds under iron foot is totally wrong. Maybe a German did not like seeinig a Jew getting kick around but when he got his flat handed over well...why not-hard times and human nature,.Hail Hitler it is. |
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