Comments by "Kameraden" (@Alte.Kameraden) on "The Hossbach Memorandum PROVES Hitler Wanted to Wage a War of Aggression" video.

  1. To be honest, anyone who says Hitler didn't Start WWII is nuts. Most of the arguments I've come across are generally loony. For example: "Well if Poland just gave Germany Danzig none of this would of happened." My reply would be, "Well that still means Hitler waged a war of aggression against Poland, at the VERY LEAST for the Danzig Corridor." Though I honestly believe giving Poland the Danzig Corridor was a huge political mistake by the Western Powers after WWI, as it did give someone like Hitler a major political excuse for war which helped greatly at convincing the masses to fight said war, but even the Danzig Corridor wasn't enough, but it did give him fuel to burn. However that does not mask the fact that Hitler shot first, and I don't care what some of the pro Nazi Wehraboos say when they say "No the Poles shot first." All the examples they often bring up are idiotic, even if the Polish Nationalist wanted a war with Germany, they were still not the ones to start that war. But in my Opinion, even if the Polish Government caved to German demands for Danzig, Hitler would of likely just found another excuse later on for a conflict, it was not beneath the Nazis to conduct False flag operations, we know they did prior to September 1st and they would of likely done so anyways.
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  2. It's actually quite sad really. But man does it make the Zeons from Mobile Suit Gundam sound so much more realistic, as they also had a lot of infighting, even sabotaging other officers/generals at the cost of their own people or even entire campaigns, it was a constant internal power struggle which many members were willing to eve harm their own nation's ability to win the war to rise a few more steps up the ladder. You don't normally hear this kind of stuff with the "White Washed" version of history you grow up with, but I actually watched Operation Crusader finally the 9 hour video and it seems the British had similar internal problems, so I wonder how widespread this kind of madness existed among all nations?
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  3.  @Giovanni_117  Oh I know so. The Battle of the Crater is a good example of that. General Meade at the last minute forced Burnside to change up his order of Battle, the regiment which was training specifically to lead the assault was suddenly the day before told he couldn't use them because they were a Black Regiment. It's suspected Meade did this on purpose because he wanted Burnside's plan to fail. Burnside was very hated by many Union Generals.
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