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You’re both right.

The sort of thing was not limited to the 1940s, it is a consistent theme across most of the advanced civilizations.

Russians had nothing to do with it, eh?

10-4. the Russians did 70% of the heavy lifting.

If anyone can get an early edition of Mein Kampf that wasn't watered down in it’s translation it is an intriguing read to say the least.

Well that’s true! 😄

They did 70% of the heavy DYING, but it it wasn't for the US, WWII would have had an entirely different outcome

Same with WWI. All parties were on the verge of doing what Europeans had done for centuries, i.e,. redefine borders by a few miles here and there, and coming to peace terms, when the US got involved, forcing the Germans to essentially surrender.

PS Germany didn't realize they were surrendering. They thought they were agreeing to cease hostilities while a peace was worked out fairly for all sides. The process got swept away from them, however, after the cessation of hostilities, and the next thing they knew, their nation was chopped up, they were officially blamed for the war, and an unpayable dept was imposed on them, at the Paris Peace Conference.

Not quite. Germany was toast. Riots in the streets, the Fleet mutinied, Kaiser abdicated, you are correct though the US involvement helped, A LOT, but they were done nevertheless.

All sides were ground down. Had the US not involved itself, a mere shift in European borders would have resulted. There would have been no German surrender, nor a Treaty of Versailles.

Who pumped your skull full of that fugkin' horse schit?

Little.

Very little.

Don't let revisionists pump your head full of horse schit. WE won that war.

WE and WE alone.

America will never hold together guys... As he sits in a bunker waiting to blow his brains out...after sending an entire generation of Germans to their death all across eastern Europe.

Hitler was right and justified in his attempts to stem the stop the spread of communism...but he was wrong about the United States and he was wrong about British resolve.

He lost the war in humiliating fashion and the reich went down with a whimper...never forget that

9 of 10 germans that fell died at the hands of the russians. We didn't step foot on the continent until the war had already been won by the russians...and it wasn't shermans they won't it with.

He died of kidney disease in Argentina, many years after the war's end.

I’d have to give most of the credit to the Russians who did most of the dying and killing. We mostly made chit for the war.

Ya'll tell us about the role of Russia entertaining Imperial Japan while the war in Europe was going on. I suppose in theory had the United States not been involved, Japan would have fought with their ally Germany unhindered. That would have been a bit of a bitch to deal with.

To be fair we wailed on the Japs. Absolutely throttled them

We never fought a German division at full strength or at full combat readiness.

We fought the remnants of the Heer and SS version 3.0 and they gave us all we could handle.

LOL

Name the schit hole you were born and raised in.

Thanks.