Comments by "Jean" (@Jean-rg4sp) on "HistoryAtWar" channel.

  1. With hindsight, we see everything more clearly. The cold must have been like sharp bayonets piercing the inadequate German uniforms. Of course it was a mistake; it was lunacy.
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  2. The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact never was forgotten but it had no effect on reality. The irony is that England and France had gone to war against Germany on behalf of Poland which they allowed the Soviets to occupy completely at war's end. They were in no position to do anything about Poland staying under Soviet influence as I am sure the Americans had a desire for peace as well as the new Labour government in London and De Gaulle in Paris. Churchill, the only war merchant of the lot, had been given the boot by the tired impoverished British people.
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  3. Impressively researched video.
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  4. Β @mrgoal522ableΒ  A war could not be won by air supremacy alone. Boots on the ground are needed.
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  5. This video is a well-researched and balanced commentary. The Waffen-πŒ”πŒ” believed in the German tolerance of genocide and a plan to establish settlements. To this day, the German government is prepared to support the Zionist mission of genocide in Gaza and settlements in the West Bank. How quickly πŒ”πŒ” antisemitism has been replaced by a love for the Jews today yet maintaining support for genocide.
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  6. After WWII, traditional European enemies succeeded in putting war behind us and disputes were kept at a minimum, culminating in the creation of the European Union (EU). Since then, European youth see little to no difference between our countries and the prospect of going to war with each other which was too common in the 20th Century is no inexplicable. A setback is how very easy it was for the oldtimers, the middle-aged politicians, to involve the EU countries in the Russia-Ukraine trouble. Again, it is Germans who are sending their Panzers to kill Russians in the East. It is a disappointment.
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  7. Patton hated the Jews as much as he looked with scorn on his own men suffering from post traumatic stress disorder which, in his ignorance, he termed cowardice.
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