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Originally posted by ararisq
Originally posted by TheLaughingGod
Also.. I'm really surprised no one yet has called you a nazi.. I don't know if that's a good thing.. but I think it's good that we can discuss any and all ideas no matter how taboo.. that's kinda our thing here at ATS, right?
Originally posted by mackblack27
Though many people thought he was evil you must remember that no one does anything without a positive intention , He didn't want a world full of war he wanted a world of peace but understood that old saying that "if you want peace you must prepare for war"
Hitler may have been portrayed as an evil tyrant and most people have emotional views on the subect so are not open to any ideas other than thier own. Now if the users on this site really do go by the motto "deny ignorance" then lets not forget this.....
HISTORY IS WRITTEN BY THE VICTORS
Originally posted by moosevernel
We have a problem, how do we solve it, oh yeah invade other countries and kill, intimidate, torture anyone who doesnt agree with me.
Originally posted by mackblack27
Originally posted by moosevernel
We have a problem, how do we solve it, oh yeah invade other countries and kill, intimidate, torture anyone who doesnt agree with me.
This sounds more like the USA than anyone else
Originally posted by NorEaster
The trains were finally on time. I'll give the bastard that much.
Originally posted by mackblack27
reply to post by OzWeatherman
His idea was sound
only his method was wrong
I dont think he is any diffirent to the bush administration to be honest
And I think that your closed mind is disgusting
I said "history is written by the victors"
You seem to believe what your told without question , I pity you
Originally posted by mackblack27
Though many people thought he was evil you must remember that no one does anything without a positive intention , He didn't want a world full of war he wanted a world of peace but understood that old saying that "if you want peace you must prepare for war"
Power was not divided in Germany. Hitler was not an existing Monarch hoping to unite a divided country.
When power is divided the only way to take control is to take the power from others, The USA is doing the same thing and worse but its considered acceptable.
Hitlers actions leaves one with enough material in order to define Hitler without the need for a portrayal. The man was Evil and a Tyrant. Even the Germans concede this.
Hitler may have been portrayed as an evil tyrant and most people have emotional views on the subect so are not open to any ideas other than thier own.
True, but the losers still tell a story of their own.
Now if the users on this site really do go by the motto "deny ignorance" then lets not forget this.....
HISTORY IS WRITTEN BY THE VICTORS
If we dont believe what the government tells us about religion ufos and politics why is this any diffirent. Now instead of jumping on this reply with the expected why dont we look at the subject objectively and leave the emotional storys at home
Originally posted by filosophia
No, Hitler was financed by the banks.
Originally posted by NichirasuKenshin
Originally posted by filosophia
No, Hitler was financed by the banks.
Was he?
How did the Nazis finance their war effort? By floating international loans? Really?
I don't think so.
Traditional Governmental resources are known to all. Property and Sales taxes, taxes on Wills, income taxes and so on provide funding to carry out local state, and federal projects. These fundsalso contributed to the rise of the Third Reich. Since Hitler believed that the Military should be 'politicized', or in other words made a part of the Nazi party and not just as an arm of Germany, military funding contributed as well.5 Hitler also ran massive campaigns on the homefront to put every available worker to work to replace jobs left vacant by those in the Wehrmacht. Germans were also encourage to help fund the war effort by restrictions on luxuries which required petroleum in production. Nylons, certain foods, expensive cars and so forth were frowned upon on the domestic front, although for a long time into the war, the ownership and purchase of these items by the well-to-do was tolerated.