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Title: 10 Interestingly Outlandish Conspiracy Theories About The Nazis
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URL Source: http://listverse.com/2016/05/24/10- ... racy-theories-about-the-nazis/
Published: May 25, 2016
Author: Marcus Lowth
Post Date: 2016-05-25 09:27:48 by Ada
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Views: 2288
Comments: 34
To say that the Nazis caught the world off guard when they unleashed their military might at the end of the 1930s would be an understatement. In the 70 years since the fall of the Third Reich, there has been much theorizing and questioning to find out just how the German military became as strong as it did so quickly. Some of those theories venture into an area bordering on absurd. Absurd or not, however, they are possibly some of the more interesting conspiracy theories of their time.
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#1. To: Ada (#0)
Fantasy fun! Shows people really do regard the Germanics as the master race but have extreme oedipalism about it. I'd love to think Adolf lived out a tranquil life in Argentina -- seemingly the most plausible of these 10 claims. He predicted the world would one day see the merits of his program but it's sure taking a while. (My father was a very early literal tree hugger, God bless him. We thought he was crazy.)
I met a gentleman at a party years ago who said that in Argentina it's quite commonly held that Adolf Hitler lived out the rest of his life in that country, first in Bariloche nearer the capital and then in more remote Cordoba after the former city had become more and more an attractive tourist destination. It's said by some that Borman settled him there, and that he survived into the early 1960s. Eva Braun lived quite a while there too and to a great age some say, and she's said to have died in Argentina just a few years ago. Interestingly, three American presidents have visited Bariloche: Dwight D. Eisenhower (1960), Bill Clinton (1997), and 'Bama (2016).
Simply great. I'm telling yawl, Argentina is a magical place even though it won't even offer an Archbishop Williamson safe haven at this point. Cordoba is a secondary expat mecca. I dream of a quiet apolitical life in Mendoza. THANKS, randge. (That's one for weirdnj.com/ !)
When Jews get out of the military many of them travel around the world. Many go to Patagonia area of Argentina and Chile.) The billionaire Jews are building armed camps down there.
The belong in South America like they belong in Charleston. They really, seriously belong in Severnaya Zemlya -- subject of my current article in the Nationalist Times print newspaper.
Is there an online version of Nationalist Times?
Parts of it here -- thx for asking: americanfreedomunion.com/category/the-nationalist-times/ www.facebook.com/TheNati onalistTimes/
The Nationalist Times had something about WW II. The Swedes said their observers reported that 60% of Russian casualties were Russians killing Russians. Also Russians lost a lot of men to concentration camps and starvation. Those losses were just added to the war death totals. The Germans were held back by Italy diverting their resources by attacking people. Hitler was not prepared for war. Half of his tanks in 1939 were useless for tank warfare. Hitler should have started the war against Russia in 1939. And he should have had diesel engines for cold weather. He should have taken Moscow. They had 80% of their small arms there. And they had all of their admin there. A centralized economy would collapse without orders from headquarters. They needed a better tank with stronger armament and a higher caliber gun. Hitler's problem was that he was an Anglophile. If he had captured the British Army at Dunkirk, he would have had 390,000 British prisoners instead of 150,000.
Could you imagine if he had gone into Russia in '39 and crushed Bolshevism? History would have been slightly different for the entire Planet. No wonder the kikers playing amerika like a violin even then hated him so much!
All Hitler really had to do was to treat the Eastern European countries decently.
No one in Europe at the time, east and west, was about treating each other decently. Europe of the 1930s was a hornet's nest. Poland's other nice Eastern European neighbors, like Hungary, Slovakia, and Romania couldn't wait to get a nice slice of a dismembered Poland. Yum, yum. Ya coulda hummed a chorus of Kumbaya at the time, but you'd have been drowned out by the sound of tanks and attack aircraft everywhere.
#30. To: Ada, All (#29)
By the way, the Czechs and the Poles could have treated the Germans living in their territories decently too. They (along with other minorities living with those countries) were terrorized, massacred and driven from their homes. Poland and Czechoslovakia were making it damned hard for the German government to play nice. Look it up for your self. Imagine that tensions between Mexico and the US had hardened to such a state that Mexican gangs were rooting Americans out of their retirement colonies in Baja, lynching them, destroying their homes, and sending them back across the border. Public sentiment here would make it hard for Washington to offer a balanced diplomatic response.
I was talking to a woman on the way to Split, Croatia last summer & she was explaining how the horrors of ww2 left deep, generational & cultural scars even to this day. It was a very interesting conversation. Europeans really live the effects of war in ways that americans for the most part dont.
A little common sense on the part of the Germans would have paid dividends in lives saved. www.historynet.com/a-warm-welcome-turns-cold-in-nazi-occupied-ukraine.htm
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All Hitler really had to do was to treat the Eastern European countries decently.
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No one in Europe at the time, east and west, was about treating each other decently. Europe of the 1930s was a hornet's nest.
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