Who Started World War II?

[Raptor1]

If this material is so massive that it requires a multi-person translation effort, then I suggest you condense the information you think is important to a post (or a few) detailing your main claims and arguments supporting them. Anything else that you'd like can be brought in as needed. It'll be easier to stay on topic when there's something to debate about it, and it's also easier to discuss points made on the forum rather than trying to infer them from a reference document. This is a discussion forum, after all.

[Fahnenbohn]

Originally Posted by Raptor1

It'll be easier to stay on topic when there's something to debate about it, and it's also easier to discuss points made on the forum rather than trying to infer them from a reference document.

Thank you, this is my wish too. But as you see, I'm permanently attacked by people who are behaving like children.

So now, please wait for having my explanation rather than saying unnecessary things.

[Fahnenbohn]

Originally Posted by Raptor1

If this material is so massive that it requires a multi-person translation effort, then I suggest you condense the information you think is important to a post (or a few) detailing your main claims and arguments supporting them. [...] It'll be easier to stay on topic when there's something to debate about it, and it's also easier to discuss points made on the forum rather than trying to infer them from a reference document.

Yes it is.

1. WWII : The overwhelming english guilt.



2. A crime against peace, a crime against France.



Sorry, I fear that I can't condense the information. All aspects are important.

First, I can give you the plan of the argumentation. It is already a big job.

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[Jimbuna]

Received a complaint the above (#229) brings issues to a members system (accompanied by some ad which prevents the recipient closing said file) so I'd appreciate it if you would save each page to a text file before posting in future.

[Fahnenbohn]

Originally Posted by Jimbuna

Received a complaint the above (#229) brings issues to a members system (accompanied by some ad which prevents the recipient closing said file) so I'd appreciate it if you would save each page to a text file before posting in future.

Mmmh ... strange. These are only two screenshots of 2 documents written in french. I've posted them in order to show that it will be a big job to translate all this in english.

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Fahnenbohn

Mmmh ... strange. These are only two screenshots of 2 documents written in french. I've posted them in order to show that it will be a big job to translate all this in english.

TBH I'm having difficulties also so there must be a problem here.

[Joefour]

Originally Posted by Jimbuna

TBH I'm having difficulties also so there must be a problem here.

I'm having problems with the docs also. When I click on them or try to zoom in they go out of focus to the point where they are illegible.

[Jimbuna]

I will add at this juncture that we need to make progress because failure to do so will eventually turn into a position or claim of being 'disingenuous' and my patience is not infinite.

Make your point and let the debate flourish or let the natural consequence become a reality.

[razark]

Originally Posted by Fahnenbohn

I've posted them in order to show that it will be a big job to translate all this in english.

Why don't you start by stating your strongest arguments, in your own words? That will give the people here some idea of what your case is, and allow you time to work on getting the reference documents translated. If something comes up in discussion, you can then spend the effort on that specific point, and the discussion can carry on. Otherwise, you will continue to complain about people not addressing the arguments and continue to seem evasive about actually presenting your view.

[Mr Quatro]

It helps to know who one is debating ... Mr Fahnenbohn can you please explain your user name?

I only found this interesting tidbit in researching your name ... not to injure your pride or anything.

http://www.jpost.com/Breaking-News/G...with-Nazi-link

Germany's highest court on Thursday rejected an appeal by a far-right party member and upheld a ban on three words appearing in sequence because of their link to a former anthem of the Nazi party, Reuters reported. The Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe rejected an appeal by a member of a far-right party who was fined 1,750 euros after he was convicted of wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the words "die Fahnen hoch" in 2007.

The court said the words, which appeared as the final part of an eight-word slogan on the shirt and literally translate as "the flags on high," were too similar to the opening line of the Nazi anthem, the Horst Wessel song. "