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I agree with KAMIKAZI in when people target Hitler as a bad strategist/evil man. As Kamakazi said, Hitler saw a vision for Germany that no one else saw. Germany was still war shaken from the first World War and was in debt incredibly. No one on this forum or anywhere can say that they would deny the idea of a greater America, UK, etc. if it was promised to them. And it WAS delivered for a short time. Germany was in tatters and Hitler brought it back together, I dont see how people can doubt his mentality... He was a tactical genious with war and politics, and many people here would agree with me if they have read his book Mein Kampf which is absolutely amazing. Many people here comment, not doubting people who actually do know what there talking about, but have no clue what there really saying. There simply resaying what American history books have taught us. America was right in our eyes, Germany was in theres. Also about the remark with Hitler being a idiot declaring war on America, well Japan attacked us and Hitler was there allie so what did you expect? Also some historians strongly argue that right after Pearl Harbor Hitler sent a telegram to the leader of Japan saying, ARE YOU NUTS?!
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Hitler had several turn of events that cost him dearly, one of course he did not trust his officers and for this he would not listen to his officers and if he did we would be speaking German.
Another critical event was Deception planned by the US and it's allies. During WWII, the US Army, along with other Allied countries, created a Phantom "Ghost" Army to deceive the Germans into believing that Allied Forces were as much as 65% to 75% stronger than they actually were. This deception was called operation 'Quicksilver' (also known as operation 'Fortitude South') The German's high level commanders were so convinced that Patton's 14th Army would invade near Calais, they kept the main body of their reserve forces there for about two months after the Normandy Invasion and still refused to relase troops from their defensive positions to prevent the Allied Forces from establishing their beachheads. Patton would soon be transferred to command the 3rd US Army and would be very instrumental in the push through France and later in stopping the German's Argonne Offensive in late 1944 with the aide of the Allied Forces. The Army Group consist of some fake and some real units |
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