re: Why does Hitler get more hate than Stalin?

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Eta: Funny thing is that he amd Hitler had a deal going on. Hitler broke the deal by invading, so they went to war. The world would be a completely different place had Hitler not invaded Poland

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Based on this comment, I find it hard to believe you watched anything

And if you know anything about WW1 and how Germany lost it and was politically embarrassed, fast forward to the surrender of France and see what Hitler requested. Then tell me he had no intention of war with France, he had every intention of war with France and Russia.

If Hitler wouldn't have a hard-on for France, and left the Western Front alone, The Soviets would've benn destroyed.

No lend lease to Stalin, game over, man. It would have saved us 35 years of nuclear madness and Korea, plus Vietnam.

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their hand was forced by Britain and France declaring war on them.

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Wrong, they invaded Poland with Russia's help, which forced Britain and France to declare war on Germany if they did not withdraw troops from Poland.

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no bearing on whether Hitler sought war with Britain

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Which he did not, he did in fact want to invade France. The entire German army was geared toward war with France.

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Sure, but most students at 4-year universities know Stalin was a POS. To say 90% of college students have no idea Stalin killed anyone is retarded

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I'd feel safe betting a ton of money that atleast 70% of non history or political science majors couldn't tell you shite about him.

I think you're vastly overestimating high school history education in this country.

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Which he did not, he did in fact want to invade France. The entire German army was geared toward war with France.

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There's literally nothing substantive to support his claim. Hitler explicitly expressed numerous times a desire to establish permanence of Western borders in an effort to prevent the West from going to war with itself again. Hitler was even willing to surrender German claims on Alsace-Lorraine into perpetuity to achieve this, as he surrendered German claims on the South Tyrol, which was very controversial at the time.

Also, upon invading Poland, Hitler left Germany's western borders virtually completely undefended. And of course a Sitzkrieg settled over the continent following Poland's fall where Hitler made peace overtures to both France and Britain to no avail.

You're making hollow, unsubstantiated claims. Germany and France have long had enmity towards one another, particularly stemming from WWI and it's aftermath, but there is absolutely nothing that suggests Hitler sought war with France.

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It would have saved us 35 years of nuclear madness

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Yeah but where would we be?

After wwii we gathered some of the best scientists and engineers in the world and had them advance technology at an amazingly unheard of pace in order to beat a later proved nonexistent boogeyman

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LAURENCE REES: And to what extent do you think the war was the creation of that one person, of Hitler?

NORBERT FREI: Well, I do think that there was a readiness for at least having a confined sort of war in the military. Hitler in 1933 made it quite clear to some of his officers, when he talked about his idea and concept of Lebensraum, that he finally would go for war. And the conservative or reactionary military elite subscribed to a certain extent to that, especially when they were reflecting upon Poland, and also when they were probably reflecting about France and the situation in Alsace Lorraine. But generally speaking he didn’t make up his mind about his full idea: what war at the end would probably mean.

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You're making hollow, unsubstantiated claims. Germany and France have long had enmity towards one another, particularly stemming from WWI and it's aftermath, but there is absolutely nothing that suggests Hitler sought war with France.

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Have you looked into what Hitler did after France surrendered in ww2, he destroyed the train, the statutes anything that was related to the German surrender.