Comments by "Jj T" (@jjt1881) on "The People Profiles" channel.

  1.  Diana Howell  If you mean Trumptards, you are totally right.
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  2. From the point of view of the person, I would not call Alfred the great as much as Alfred the rounded, in the humanistic sense of the word, i.e. great in many things. However, from the point of view of the nation, I think he deserves the simple title "the great", as he was the father of the kingdom of England, and by extension, of the British nation as well. Certainly, in relation to its importance to world culture in general, not as great as Charlemagne, who basically began the notion of Europe as a distinct and particular civilization. Alfred may have been The Great for the nation of England, but Charlemagne was The Great for an entire continent.
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  3. and a Nazi 🤢🤮
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  4. She was a willing participant, complicit in the Nazi crimes, and guilty. She should have rotten in prison.
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  5. Thank you for all the beautiful vistas of Valencia.
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  6. I've seen both for Tojo, and I think you've made great improvements in depth and analysis.
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  7. What do you think of Hideki Tojo? You only give us 3 alternatives. So here is my anser: first charge, Yes; second, NOPE; third Probably yes. 1. Was he an aggressive militarist and war criminal who wanted to form a Japanese Colonial Empire by brutal means? 2. Or was he simply a humble servant of Emperor Hirohito who ordered an attack on the United States as an act of self-defense and left after the war? 3. Unfairly used as a scapegoat both by his own compatriots and by The Wider
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  8. That was nothing more than Hoes's way to somehow extricate himself from the evil he knowingly perpetrataded. He was a convinced and rabid antisemite who hated almost everyone.
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  9. I've read dozens of books on Von Meinstein's exploits over four decades but after watching your biography regarding Von Meinstein's guilt in the attrocities commited by the Wehrmacht, I have to give it to you. You are right. He may have been a great military tactician but he was also responsible for unspeakable war crimes as well. The worst part is that he made a nice living after the war, which he didn't deserve. Moreover, he lies many times in his memoirs, even about his own blunders, e.g. the doomed Stalingrad rescue operation, which in reality he supported from the start, contrary to what he asserts in his memoirs. Great biography. I commend you.
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  10. Option 1. Benito Mussolini was an egotistical megalomaniac. However, malignant narcissism was his preponderant personality trait. In the end, however, he proved to be the clown of history.
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  11. You should change the name of the documentary to "Heinrich Müller - The Man Who Didn't Got Away"
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