Comments by "dragosstanciu" (@dragosstanciu9866) on "TIKhistory" channel.

  1.  @BleedingSnow  Then it would have been much wiser for Germany not to expand its army and not become antisemitic, there would have been no oil crisis.
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  2.  @BleedingSnow  Look here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1933_anti-Nazi_boycott The boycott began only after the Germans became violent against Jews.
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  3. Because Franz Halder modified the plans for Barbarossa and made Moscow the first target, not the Caucasus.
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  4. Japan could not attack the USSR, the Japanese army was fighting in China, and the Red Army in Siberia had better weapons, especially tanks, thus the Japanese army would stand no chance against the superior Red Army. Also the distances involved and the logistics favored the defenders.
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  5.  @howardmctroy3303  The Battles of Khalkhin Gol (1939) showed that the Japanese army is no match for the Red Army. After Barbarossa began the Soviet weapons factories were moved beyond the Ural mountains, and they produced more and more weapons, tanks, planes. There were few Japanese weapons factories in Manchuria, therefore the Siberian Red army would still be armed to fight, while the Japanese army would still depend on weapons received from Japan Even in a two front war the Red Army would win against the inferior Japanese army.
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  6.  @grandcanyon-pg2px  The only thing in Imperial Japan that was superior to the Red Army was the Navy. The Japanese army however was inferior to the Red Army. The Soviets had far superior tanks, artillery, trucks, logistics and more troops.
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  7.  @grandcanyon-pg2px  The Soviet Union had one of the best aviation institutes in the world TsAGI, it had far superior tank development, and it had the biggest industries in the world. In 1939 the Soviet Union had the biggest air force in the world and the most numerous tanks.
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  8.  @grandcanyon-pg2px  You cannot have industrial power without superior minds, the USSR too had many scientists and did much scientific research.
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  9.  @grandcanyon-pg2px  Yes, they suffered way more casualties because in 1941-1942 they used wrong tactics. It took them some time to adapt. The Japanese too used wrong tactics against the US and that cost them way more casualties.
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  10. What is so hard to understand? The Allies were already at war with Germany when the Soviets invaded Poland (17 September). Germany was seen as the bigger threat that had to be defeated. It would have been suicide for the Allies to fight Germany and the USSR at the same time, the Allies would have lost the war.
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  11. Where did you learn that the Germans were banned in Czechoslovakia and that the Czechs stole German properties?
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  12.  @kissmyassbest  It was impossible to allow 3 million Germans to remain in Czechoslovakia after 1945. The Czechs would have been in serious trouble if they did that, they needed to have a country just for them, without Germans.
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  13. Oh come on! "all of judea declare war on germany" is not a reason for genocide, ethnic cleansing and a gruesome war. The Nazi madness had to be destroyed.
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  14.  @rekerboi1125  Even if the western Allies would have reached Warsaw, half of Poland was already under Soviet control, Poland would have been split in two, just like Korea.
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  15. Marriage is often the result of love. Why would they be mad at you?
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  16. Seriously? What does that have to do with the war against the Axis?
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  17. He was a Christian in name only. He condoned genocide and a totalitarian regime.
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  18.  @flyboyben8384  They supported him because they truly believed in him. The Pope could have excommunicated him at any time, it would have made no difference, the people would still follow him.
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  19. What about the German plans for Eastern Europe? They go far beyond defending Germans in Poland... What about the racial agenda? Clearly he wanted war, he wanted domination of Europe.
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  20. Who told you he died in 1962?
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  21. In 1938 Germany was not ready to attack the USSR, also Poland was in the way.
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  22. But what would have happened to Poland, Belarus, Ukraine if Germany was allowed to gain living space in eastern Europe?
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  23. Only God knows what that means.
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  24. Maybe yes, maybe no.
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  25. Eisenhower warned about the military industrial complex, not Roosevelt. Roosevelt died before the war ended.
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  26. YouTube automatically censors antisemitic, racist comments and comments that contain certain combinations of words.
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  27.  @sirtalkalot3211  Watch the video. TIK explains why.
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  28.  @Samuel070793  Where do the Jesuits live? Do they have names, an address?
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  29. Russian propaganda is about some secret biolabs in Ukraine.
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  30. Wrong. Germany today has the strongest economy in Europe and a high standard of living compared to the rest of Europe.
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  31. Why should he study it? What is so important?
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  32. Yes.
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  33. Seriously?
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  34. Because people need to believe something.
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  35.  @MWcrazyhorse  Britain could not just stand and do nothing while Germany enslaved Europe.
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  36.  @MWcrazyhorse  I didn't say communism is freedom, I said that Britain had to stop Germany from enslaving Europe.
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  37.  @MWcrazyhorse  That was the Nazi agenda, to enslave. You know it too.
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  38.  @MWcrazyhorse  This has nothing to do with MK Ultra. Do you have better sources?
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  39.  @MWcrazyhorse  The EU is not the 4th Reich, never will be.
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  40.  @MWcrazyhorse  We shall see if you are right...
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  41.  @MWcrazyhorse  If Germany tried to save Europe from communism then why did Germany invade Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Greece, Holland, Belgium, Denmark?
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  42.  @MWcrazyhorse  Seriously? The Serbs were not communists in 1941, Greece was neutral but was invaded by Italy in 1940 then by Germany, Belgium was neutral in 1940, Holland was also neutral in 1940 but was invaded by Germany. Neither one of these countries wanted war with Germany.
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  43. American economy was already recovering albeit slowly after 1935, thus it didn't necessarily need a war to grow. Yes, the war dramatically accelerated the economic growth, but there is no clear evidence to suggest that Roosevelt wanted a war to strengthen US economy.
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  44. Technically WW2 started on September 1, the USSR invaded Poland on September 17, two weeks after the war started. But the USSR can be an instigator of war because she and Germany had a secret pact to invade Poland and other countries.
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  45.  @fallingfallingfallingfalli500  Yes, it looks like that, but in actuality there was no way for France and Britain to fight both Germany and the USSR at the same time, Britain and France would lose the war. A German-Soviet alliance was too powerful.
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  46. A united Europe under a conservative government that encouraged genocide? Why?
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  47. Because France and Britain were already at war with Germany, it would have been suicide for Britain and France to declare war on the USSR too, Britain and France would have lost the war.
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  48.  @stinkypete891  BINGO? No, bullshit.
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  49. Where did you learn that Poland wanted a big part of the USSR?
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  50. More likely he was leveraging his assets to get the best possible outcome for his regime, not for Germany. In the end Germany lost much more than in 1919, the Potsdam Agreement was much worse than the Treaty of Versailles.
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