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In this thread, we will be exploring the truth about "Nazi" Germany, Adolf Hitler's rise to power and the events leading up to World War 2, the most devastating European conflict in history. History should not fear revision.
You will not learn this in school.
The history of National Socialist Germany is perhaps the most obfuscated period in history, but the events during this era are vital in forming an understanding of what goes on to this very day. It is therefore essential revisionism.
April 20th 1889: Adolf Hitler is born in Austria to parents Klara and Alois Hitler, a simple, modest Austrian family. After both die, Adolf is left without any close connections or ties. However, he will go on to become one of the most influential figures in history.
Many years prior, in 1871, the newly formed German Reich under Chancellor Otto Von Bismarck, became one of the first European nations to grant citizenship to the Jewish population.
German Jews prospered in Kaiser Wilhelm's Germany.
1896: The New York Times is purchased by the German Jew Adolph Ochs. His daughter married Arthur Sulzberger, who takes over the business after Ochs' death.
It has remained in family hands ever since.
1906: The New York Times becomes one of the first outlets to lay the claim of the apparent plight of 6 million Jews. This particular claim is of a Jewish genocide in Russia.
During World War 1, or "The Great War" as it is called, Kaiser Wilhelm is in a winning position, with no foreign troops on German soil. He makes multiple peace offers, all of which go ignored. It's clear outside forces want the war to continue.
1917: Edward Bernays becomes a member of the Committe of Public Information. He later authored the book "Propaganda" which openly detailed the manipulation of Public opinion through the use of propaganda.
Bernays became know as "the father of American propaganda."
1918: Germany surrenders after "the stab-in-the-back." This occurred when Trade Unions go on strike depriving soldiers of supplies and weaponry. The press also prints defeatist, anti-war sentiment which lowered morale.
Kaiser Wilhelm steps down and abdicates to Holland. Soon, the "Weimar Republic" is formed. Adolf Hitler, now a highly decorated soldier recovering in hospital, hears this news and is enraged at the "November Criminals."
1919: At the Paris Peace Conference, the Treaty of Versailles is reluctantly signed under threat of permanent ally invasion. The Treaty contains 440 clauses, most of which caused Germany's complete ruin. At this time, Germans are still being killed under a hunger blockade.
Adolf Hitler joins The German Workers Party and membership rapidly grows under his leadership. He later calls it the National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP).
He adopts the Swastika symbol for the party, an ancient icon of the Aryan people.
1920: Winston Churchill publishes an article titled "Zionism Versus Bolshevism." He writes of an ongoing Communist effort to overthrow Christian civilisation and of the Jewish takeover of Russia.
1921: The New York Times publishes another headline claiming 6 million Jews are facing extermination in Russia. Another similar claim is also made two years prior in 1919, as well as another 6 million claim in 1914.
1922: Richard Coudenhove Kalergi becomes the founder of the "Pan European" movement with the aim of creating a united Europe, or "New Europe."
He is also an early proponent for the "dissolution of the peoples of Europe." An engineered White genocide.
FAUX : http://resistancerepublicaine.eu/2016/03/31/non-kalergi-na-jamais-voulu-une-race-future-negroido-eurasienne-deuxieme-partie/
In Kalergi's book "Pranktischer Isealismus" (Practical Idealism) he states the following in the paragraph provided in the picture below.
https://twitter.com/BasedAndBritish/status/1018846192166490112
1923: Due to the German Mark losing its value, Germany experiences hyperinflation. As the German currency continues to double every 2 days, the German Mark becomes so useless, it was referred to as "Jewish confetti."
France invades Germany after they are late on reparation payments agreed upon by the Versailles Treaty. The French demand to be paid in timber and coal instead.
They also occupy the Ruhr area to further humiliate the Germans. 132 defiant Germans are killed.
This, of course, angers the Germans and soon Hitler plans a coup at the behest of his followers. This attempted coup is initiated from Munich Beer Hall and all NSDAP members march together hand in hand. It is ultimately suppressed, however, and 16 men are killed.
Hitler is imprisoned in Landsberg prison, along with his loyal follower Rudolf Hess. It is here that Hitler writes "Mein Kampf" (My Struggle) in which he talks about his views, ideas, opinions and most notably calls out what he perceives as a Jewish controlled Weimar Germany.
Konrad Heidan, a Marxist Jew, first coined the term "Nazi" to refer to the National Socialists for propaganda purposes. The term is still in use today by the same enemies of National Socialism.
1926: David Sarnoff establishes RCA Radio and William Paley takes over CBS Radio. Both are Jewish. Two very influential news outlets are now under Jewish control.
1931: Yet another claim of 6 million Jews facing extermination is published by The New York Times, this time facing "starvation."
1933: After his release from prison, Hitler turned his attention to politics and by this time the NSDAP is the largest party in the Reichstag, with over 100 seats.
When Paul Von Hindenburg appoints Hitler as Chancellor, a Jewish boycott of German goods begins.
Anti-Hitler propaganda then rapidly appears in The New York Times and Sarnoff's NCA and Paley's CBS with many other news outlets following suit. Modern academics and historians always talk about "Nazi" propaganda, but what about American and British?
A Communist Red named Marinus Vander Lubbe sets fire to the Reichstag Parliament in hopes of instigating a Red Revolution. This backfires however, and Hitler's NSDAP consolidates power via the Enabling Act.
There is no evidence of a deliberate sabotage by Hitler.
When Hitler comes to power, he:
- Pulls Germany out of the League of Nations.
- Bans the Communist Party.
- Issues debt-free money.
- Removes Jews from influential positions.
- Cancels reparation payments.
- Relaxes gun control laws.
- Builds the Autobahn highway.
1933: The Jewish community declared an international boycott of Germany, as well as a declaration of war on her, which they called a "Holy War."
The Washington Post goes bankrupt due to the Depression and is bought up by Eugene Meyer, Chairman of the Federal Reserve (which ironically caused the Great Depression).
With the WP, RCA & CBS Radio, TNYT and most of Hollywood under Jewish control, they shaped public opinion.
The Haavara Agreement is made, which was a deal made by Germany and Palestine, which transferred German Jews and their assets to the land of Palestine, now Israel.
This actually negated some negative propaganda at the time. A coin was minted in commemoration of deal.
During this time, Winston Churchill is brought back from the political graveyard by Jewish millionaire Bernard Baruch while Franklin Delano Roosevelt is installed as President.
He proceeds to make The New Deal and grant diplomatic recognition to Joseph Stalin's Soviet Union.
1934: Operation Hummingbird, or "The Night of the Long Knives" as Jewish newspapers called it, was the suppression of an attempted Communist coup of Hitler's government by Ernst Roehm. Many are killed or arrested.
1935: The Polish leader Marshal Jozef Pilsudski is good friends with Hitler and after his death, wishes to maintain neutral relations with Germany, as proved in the German-Polish Non Aggression Pact.
However, after Pilsudski's death, he is succeeded by Marshal Edward Rydz-Smigly, who was unpopular even with his Polish subjects and was known for his imperialist tendencies and puffed-up ego. It is Smigly that the allies will use to set the fuse of WW2.
1936: Wilhelm Gustloff is killed by Jewish student David Frankfurter, after being shot multiple times.
He is sentenced to 18 in prison but is later released after the war and lived the rest of his life in Israel. The Jewish "Holy War" is heating up.
In just 3 years, Hitler had transformed Germany in to the powerhouse of Europe and cleansed the degenerate nature of the Weimar Republic, which was no more.
The German people were the happiest in Europe and by 1938, Hitler's approval rating hovered at around 90%.
Seeing the success of National Socialism in Germany, other countries attempt to emulate this same model of national revival.
However, the Rothschild banking dynasty knew they must destroy this new Germany so their New World Order agenda can continue.
1936: The New York Times claims of a Jewish "holocaust" in Germany, years before the war even kicks off.
1936: Adolf Hitler pleads for peace to the rest of the world. "I appeal to reason in international affairs. I want to show that the idea of eternal enmity is wrong. We are not hereditary enemies."
The 1936 Olympics is hosted in Germany, despite many attempts by the Western media to re-locate it.
Jesse Owens, winner of 4 gold medals, was personally congratulated by Hitler himself. Jewish controlled newspapers, however, claim he was "snubbed."
1936: England's King Edward VIII, who admires Hitler, is forced to abdicate his throne due to pressure after his relationship to Ms Wallis Simpson, still in a marriage, is brought to attention. This happens after an assassination attempt by Jerome Bannigan.
After Pilsudski's death and King Edward VIII's abdication, friendly relations between countries seemed unlikely.
Hitler stated: "I am certain through him (King Edward) permanent friendly relations could have been achieved if he had stayed, everything would have been different."
1937: The Hindenburg Disaster occurs when the Hindenburg Airship (named in memory of Paul Hindenburg) inexplicably bursts into flames over New Jersey.
Due to an oil embargo placed on Germany by Harold Ickes, a Jew, this hints towards a possible act of sabotage.
1937: Germany and Japan agree to the Anti-Comintern Pact, with Mussolini's Italy joining the following year. This is a defensive pact between them to aid each other should the Soviet Union attack. Britain and Poland refuse to join even after an offer.
1938: The New York Times publishes, yet again, another claim of 6 million Jews being "persecuted."
1938: The Anshluss is Austria's overwhelming decision to re-join Germany (99%!) in what they saw as an economic miracle. After the Austro-Hungarian empire was broken up by the Treaty, the Austrians were re-united. Western newspapers claims "Hitler seizes Austria."
1938: Lord Beaverbrook, a top newspaper mogul in the UK, writes in a private letter:
"There are 20,000 German Jews in England - in the professions, pursuing research. They all work against an accommodation with Germany. The Jews may drive us into war."
1938: Poland's Rydz-Smigly threatens to invade Lithuania if they do not establish diplomatic relations with Poland in 48 hours. Lithuania concedes to Smigly's demand to avert war.
Smigly had ideas of restoring the long lost Polish Empire.
1938: The Sudetenland, or Czechoslovakia, is re-united with Germany, despite pro-Communist President Edvard Benes' reluctance.
Neville Chamberlain, the British Prime Minister, praises the reunification but is labeled an "appeaser" by the British/American press.
Below is a Sudeten women weeping in happiness at the sight of the German liberators.
However, this woman has been historically propagated as being upset at the sight of the Germans and slyly cropping out the other women in the picture.
1938: Time magazine runs the headline "America Gets Ready to Fight Germany, Italy and Japan." Ironically, that same year, Hitler is named Time's 'Man of the Year.'
1938: Kristallnacht, or "The Night of Broken Glass", happens when young German diplomat Ernst Vom Rath is shot dead in Paris by a Polish Jew called Herschel Grynszpan. The Germans retaliate by destroying Jewish shops and businesses until Goebbels orders them to stop.
The issue of the "Polish Corridor" remains a problem for Hitler through 1939. Germans in the city of Danzig in East Prussia are being persecuted by the Poles. They have been cut off from Germany since the Treaty and many are being heinously killed.
One of the solutions Hitler makes in dealing with the "Polish Corridor" is asking Smigly for a referendum for East Prussians to decide if they want to re-unite with Germany.
Hitler then proposes to build a mile wide path to re-connect Prussia and Germany. Both are ignored.
1939: Britain seeks to form an alliance with Joseph Stalin, however Stalin refuses at this time. Instead, he signs the Molotov-Ribbentrop Non-Aggression Pact, which was a deal made between Germany and the Soviet Union to maintain neutral relations. The press mock this deal.
Stalin, however, has other ideas. He knows Germany is too strong to invade at this point, so intends to first wait until Germany becomes weaker internally before attempting an invasion.
After the Soviet Union invades Poland shortly after Germany, no war is declared on them.
The Polish-British Defense Pact was reluctantly signed by Neville Chamberlain, the "appeaser." In 1951, a book was published called "The Forrestal Diaries" which has a passage in which Chamberlain states: "America and world Jews had forced England into the war."
August 31st 1939: In a deliberate attempt to instigate Germany, Polish-Jews hijack a German radio station and began calling for killing of Germans.
The radio station is quickly re-taken and a Communist Red is killed. This becomes known as The Gleiwitz incident.
September 1st 1939: The previous incident, along with repeated ignored peace proposals and an increasing amount of German killings in Prussia, culminating in the "Bloody Sunday", forces Hitler to invade Poland and re-claim Prussia by force.
After many years of careful planning and constant anti-German propaganda, the allies got the war they wanted - they had their reason to declare war on Germany.
Neville Chamberlain announces a Declaration of War and is then replaced with Winston Churchill. WW2 had begun.
Despite the outbreak of the war, Hitler still pleads for peace, dropping countless peace leaflets over London, entitled "A Last Appeal to Reason" containing a speech he had delivered previously. These are ignored and the war continues.
1940: A headline written by Lord Arthur Greenwood, promises Jews a "New World Order" in a German defeat. He "assured the Jews of the United States that when victory is achieved, an effort would be made to found a New World Order.”
1941: Rudolf Hess, Hitler's deputy Fuhrer, flew a plane from Germany to Britain and parachuted into Scotland. He came with an offer of unconditional peace, hoping to reach the Duke of Hamilton and end WW2. However, he was captured and imprisoned for life by Churchill.
Charles Lindbergh openly accused American Jews of seeking to bring America into war.
He states: "The leaders of the British and the Jewish races, for many reasons which are not American, wish to involve us in this war."
1941: A book is published by Theodore N. Kaufman called "Germany Must Perish" which calls for the destruction of Germany and the eventual extinction of the German people. This later becomes known as The Morgenthau Plan. The press praises it.
Now we come to the end of the thread on the hidden history of "Nazi" Germany and World War 2. We all know who won the war and I dare not get into the history of the war itself. Perhaps one day. Never forget that the winners write history and truth fears no investigation.
Before his death, Winston Churchill stated:
"Germany’s most unforgivable crime before WW2 was her attempt to extricate her economic power from the world’s trading system and to create her own exchange mechanism which would deny world finance its opportunity to profit."
THE END
In this thread, we will be exploring the truth about "Nazi" Germany, Adolf Hitler's rise to power and the events leading up to World War 2, the most devastating European conflict in history. History should not fear revision.
You will not learn this in school.
The history of National Socialist Germany is perhaps the most obfuscated period in history, but the events during this era are vital in forming an understanding of what goes on to this very day. It is therefore essential revisionism.
April 20th 1889: Adolf Hitler is born in Austria to parents Klara and Alois Hitler, a simple, modest Austrian family. After both die, Adolf is left without any close connections or ties. However, he will go on to become one of the most influential figures in history.
Many years prior, in 1871, the newly formed German Reich under Chancellor Otto Von Bismarck, became one of the first European nations to grant citizenship to the Jewish population.
German Jews prospered in Kaiser Wilhelm's Germany.
1896: The New York Times is purchased by the German Jew Adolph Ochs. His daughter married Arthur Sulzberger, who takes over the business after Ochs' death.
It has remained in family hands ever since.
1906: The New York Times becomes one of the first outlets to lay the claim of the apparent plight of 6 million Jews. This particular claim is of a Jewish genocide in Russia.
During World War 1, or "The Great War" as it is called, Kaiser Wilhelm is in a winning position, with no foreign troops on German soil. He makes multiple peace offers, all of which go ignored. It's clear outside forces want the war to continue.
1917: Edward Bernays becomes a member of the Committe of Public Information. He later authored the book "Propaganda" which openly detailed the manipulation of Public opinion through the use of propaganda.
Bernays became know as "the father of American propaganda."
1918: Germany surrenders after "the stab-in-the-back." This occurred when Trade Unions go on strike depriving soldiers of supplies and weaponry. The press also prints defeatist, anti-war sentiment which lowered morale.
Kaiser Wilhelm steps down and abdicates to Holland. Soon, the "Weimar Republic" is formed. Adolf Hitler, now a highly decorated soldier recovering in hospital, hears this news and is enraged at the "November Criminals."
1919: At the Paris Peace Conference, the Treaty of Versailles is reluctantly signed under threat of permanent ally invasion. The Treaty contains 440 clauses, most of which caused Germany's complete ruin. At this time, Germans are still being killed under a hunger blockade.
Adolf Hitler joins The German Workers Party and membership rapidly grows under his leadership. He later calls it the National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP).
He adopts the Swastika symbol for the party, an ancient icon of the Aryan people.
1920: Winston Churchill publishes an article titled "Zionism Versus Bolshevism." He writes of an ongoing Communist effort to overthrow Christian civilisation and of the Jewish takeover of Russia.
1921: The New York Times publishes another headline claiming 6 million Jews are facing extermination in Russia. Another similar claim is also made two years prior in 1919, as well as another 6 million claim in 1914.
1922: Richard Coudenhove Kalergi becomes the founder of the "Pan European" movement with the aim of creating a united Europe, or "New Europe."
He is also an early proponent for the "dissolution of the peoples of Europe." An engineered White genocide.
FAUX : http://resistancerepublicaine.eu/2016/03/31/non-kalergi-na-jamais-voulu-une-race-future-negroido-eurasienne-deuxieme-partie/
In Kalergi's book "Pranktischer Isealismus" (Practical Idealism) he states the following in the paragraph provided in the picture below.
https://twitter.com/BasedAndBritish/status/1018846192166490112
1923: Due to the German Mark losing its value, Germany experiences hyperinflation. As the German currency continues to double every 2 days, the German Mark becomes so useless, it was referred to as "Jewish confetti."
France invades Germany after they are late on reparation payments agreed upon by the Versailles Treaty. The French demand to be paid in timber and coal instead.
They also occupy the Ruhr area to further humiliate the Germans. 132 defiant Germans are killed.
This, of course, angers the Germans and soon Hitler plans a coup at the behest of his followers. This attempted coup is initiated from Munich Beer Hall and all NSDAP members march together hand in hand. It is ultimately suppressed, however, and 16 men are killed.
Hitler is imprisoned in Landsberg prison, along with his loyal follower Rudolf Hess. It is here that Hitler writes "Mein Kampf" (My Struggle) in which he talks about his views, ideas, opinions and most notably calls out what he perceives as a Jewish controlled Weimar Germany.
Konrad Heidan, a Marxist Jew, first coined the term "Nazi" to refer to the National Socialists for propaganda purposes. The term is still in use today by the same enemies of National Socialism.
1926: David Sarnoff establishes RCA Radio and William Paley takes over CBS Radio. Both are Jewish. Two very influential news outlets are now under Jewish control.
1931: Yet another claim of 6 million Jews facing extermination is published by The New York Times, this time facing "starvation."
1933: After his release from prison, Hitler turned his attention to politics and by this time the NSDAP is the largest party in the Reichstag, with over 100 seats.
When Paul Von Hindenburg appoints Hitler as Chancellor, a Jewish boycott of German goods begins.
Anti-Hitler propaganda then rapidly appears in The New York Times and Sarnoff's NCA and Paley's CBS with many other news outlets following suit. Modern academics and historians always talk about "Nazi" propaganda, but what about American and British?
A Communist Red named Marinus Vander Lubbe sets fire to the Reichstag Parliament in hopes of instigating a Red Revolution. This backfires however, and Hitler's NSDAP consolidates power via the Enabling Act.
There is no evidence of a deliberate sabotage by Hitler.
When Hitler comes to power, he:
- Pulls Germany out of the League of Nations.
- Bans the Communist Party.
- Issues debt-free money.
- Removes Jews from influential positions.
- Cancels reparation payments.
- Relaxes gun control laws.
- Builds the Autobahn highway.
1933: The Jewish community declared an international boycott of Germany, as well as a declaration of war on her, which they called a "Holy War."
The Washington Post goes bankrupt due to the Depression and is bought up by Eugene Meyer, Chairman of the Federal Reserve (which ironically caused the Great Depression).
With the WP, RCA & CBS Radio, TNYT and most of Hollywood under Jewish control, they shaped public opinion.
The Haavara Agreement is made, which was a deal made by Germany and Palestine, which transferred German Jews and their assets to the land of Palestine, now Israel.
This actually negated some negative propaganda at the time. A coin was minted in commemoration of deal.
During this time, Winston Churchill is brought back from the political graveyard by Jewish millionaire Bernard Baruch while Franklin Delano Roosevelt is installed as President.
He proceeds to make The New Deal and grant diplomatic recognition to Joseph Stalin's Soviet Union.
1934: Operation Hummingbird, or "The Night of the Long Knives" as Jewish newspapers called it, was the suppression of an attempted Communist coup of Hitler's government by Ernst Roehm. Many are killed or arrested.
1935: The Polish leader Marshal Jozef Pilsudski is good friends with Hitler and after his death, wishes to maintain neutral relations with Germany, as proved in the German-Polish Non Aggression Pact.
However, after Pilsudski's death, he is succeeded by Marshal Edward Rydz-Smigly, who was unpopular even with his Polish subjects and was known for his imperialist tendencies and puffed-up ego. It is Smigly that the allies will use to set the fuse of WW2.
1936: Wilhelm Gustloff is killed by Jewish student David Frankfurter, after being shot multiple times.
He is sentenced to 18 in prison but is later released after the war and lived the rest of his life in Israel. The Jewish "Holy War" is heating up.
In just 3 years, Hitler had transformed Germany in to the powerhouse of Europe and cleansed the degenerate nature of the Weimar Republic, which was no more.
The German people were the happiest in Europe and by 1938, Hitler's approval rating hovered at around 90%.
Seeing the success of National Socialism in Germany, other countries attempt to emulate this same model of national revival.
However, the Rothschild banking dynasty knew they must destroy this new Germany so their New World Order agenda can continue.
1936: The New York Times claims of a Jewish "holocaust" in Germany, years before the war even kicks off.
1936: Adolf Hitler pleads for peace to the rest of the world. "I appeal to reason in international affairs. I want to show that the idea of eternal enmity is wrong. We are not hereditary enemies."
The 1936 Olympics is hosted in Germany, despite many attempts by the Western media to re-locate it.
Jesse Owens, winner of 4 gold medals, was personally congratulated by Hitler himself. Jewish controlled newspapers, however, claim he was "snubbed."
1936: England's King Edward VIII, who admires Hitler, is forced to abdicate his throne due to pressure after his relationship to Ms Wallis Simpson, still in a marriage, is brought to attention. This happens after an assassination attempt by Jerome Bannigan.
After Pilsudski's death and King Edward VIII's abdication, friendly relations between countries seemed unlikely.
Hitler stated: "I am certain through him (King Edward) permanent friendly relations could have been achieved if he had stayed, everything would have been different."
1937: The Hindenburg Disaster occurs when the Hindenburg Airship (named in memory of Paul Hindenburg) inexplicably bursts into flames over New Jersey.
Due to an oil embargo placed on Germany by Harold Ickes, a Jew, this hints towards a possible act of sabotage.
1937: Germany and Japan agree to the Anti-Comintern Pact, with Mussolini's Italy joining the following year. This is a defensive pact between them to aid each other should the Soviet Union attack. Britain and Poland refuse to join even after an offer.
1938: The New York Times publishes, yet again, another claim of 6 million Jews being "persecuted."
1938: The Anshluss is Austria's overwhelming decision to re-join Germany (99%!) in what they saw as an economic miracle. After the Austro-Hungarian empire was broken up by the Treaty, the Austrians were re-united. Western newspapers claims "Hitler seizes Austria."
1938: Lord Beaverbrook, a top newspaper mogul in the UK, writes in a private letter:
"There are 20,000 German Jews in England - in the professions, pursuing research. They all work against an accommodation with Germany. The Jews may drive us into war."
1938: Poland's Rydz-Smigly threatens to invade Lithuania if they do not establish diplomatic relations with Poland in 48 hours. Lithuania concedes to Smigly's demand to avert war.
Smigly had ideas of restoring the long lost Polish Empire.
1938: The Sudetenland, or Czechoslovakia, is re-united with Germany, despite pro-Communist President Edvard Benes' reluctance.
Neville Chamberlain, the British Prime Minister, praises the reunification but is labeled an "appeaser" by the British/American press.
Below is a Sudeten women weeping in happiness at the sight of the German liberators.
However, this woman has been historically propagated as being upset at the sight of the Germans and slyly cropping out the other women in the picture.
1938: Time magazine runs the headline "America Gets Ready to Fight Germany, Italy and Japan." Ironically, that same year, Hitler is named Time's 'Man of the Year.'
1938: Kristallnacht, or "The Night of Broken Glass", happens when young German diplomat Ernst Vom Rath is shot dead in Paris by a Polish Jew called Herschel Grynszpan. The Germans retaliate by destroying Jewish shops and businesses until Goebbels orders them to stop.
The issue of the "Polish Corridor" remains a problem for Hitler through 1939. Germans in the city of Danzig in East Prussia are being persecuted by the Poles. They have been cut off from Germany since the Treaty and many are being heinously killed.
One of the solutions Hitler makes in dealing with the "Polish Corridor" is asking Smigly for a referendum for East Prussians to decide if they want to re-unite with Germany.
Hitler then proposes to build a mile wide path to re-connect Prussia and Germany. Both are ignored.
1939: Britain seeks to form an alliance with Joseph Stalin, however Stalin refuses at this time. Instead, he signs the Molotov-Ribbentrop Non-Aggression Pact, which was a deal made between Germany and the Soviet Union to maintain neutral relations. The press mock this deal.
Stalin, however, has other ideas. He knows Germany is too strong to invade at this point, so intends to first wait until Germany becomes weaker internally before attempting an invasion.
After the Soviet Union invades Poland shortly after Germany, no war is declared on them.
The Polish-British Defense Pact was reluctantly signed by Neville Chamberlain, the "appeaser." In 1951, a book was published called "The Forrestal Diaries" which has a passage in which Chamberlain states: "America and world Jews had forced England into the war."
August 31st 1939: In a deliberate attempt to instigate Germany, Polish-Jews hijack a German radio station and began calling for killing of Germans.
The radio station is quickly re-taken and a Communist Red is killed. This becomes known as The Gleiwitz incident.
September 1st 1939: The previous incident, along with repeated ignored peace proposals and an increasing amount of German killings in Prussia, culminating in the "Bloody Sunday", forces Hitler to invade Poland and re-claim Prussia by force.
After many years of careful planning and constant anti-German propaganda, the allies got the war they wanted - they had their reason to declare war on Germany.
Neville Chamberlain announces a Declaration of War and is then replaced with Winston Churchill. WW2 had begun.
Despite the outbreak of the war, Hitler still pleads for peace, dropping countless peace leaflets over London, entitled "A Last Appeal to Reason" containing a speech he had delivered previously. These are ignored and the war continues.
1940: A headline written by Lord Arthur Greenwood, promises Jews a "New World Order" in a German defeat. He "assured the Jews of the United States that when victory is achieved, an effort would be made to found a New World Order.”
1941: Rudolf Hess, Hitler's deputy Fuhrer, flew a plane from Germany to Britain and parachuted into Scotland. He came with an offer of unconditional peace, hoping to reach the Duke of Hamilton and end WW2. However, he was captured and imprisoned for life by Churchill.
Charles Lindbergh openly accused American Jews of seeking to bring America into war.
He states: "The leaders of the British and the Jewish races, for many reasons which are not American, wish to involve us in this war."
1941: A book is published by Theodore N. Kaufman called "Germany Must Perish" which calls for the destruction of Germany and the eventual extinction of the German people. This later becomes known as The Morgenthau Plan. The press praises it.
Now we come to the end of the thread on the hidden history of "Nazi" Germany and World War 2. We all know who won the war and I dare not get into the history of the war itself. Perhaps one day. Never forget that the winners write history and truth fears no investigation.
Before his death, Winston Churchill stated:
"Germany’s most unforgivable crime before WW2 was her attempt to extricate her economic power from the world’s trading system and to create her own exchange mechanism which would deny world finance its opportunity to profit."
THE END
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