Comments by "Jussi M. Konttinen" (@jussim.konttinen4981) on "No, the Treaty of Versailles did NOT lead to hyperinflation OR the Nazis" video.

  1. If Germany had conquered France and Belgium, Hitler would have died in 1932 and the wars in Congo, Vietnam and Algeria would not have taken place 😉
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  2. McCollum memo
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  3.  @TheImperatorKnight  Rudolf and James jumped off the bridge together. Natalia was already in the water holding a baby. Rudolf hits Natalia, saves the baby and climbs up. Sam yells, "pervert!" then shoots Rudolf. Natalia floats away face down and James is drowning. Sam saves him, but James suffers a brain injury.
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  4. I agree that Versailles didn't create anything. Rather, the Nazis are a natural state of humanity. In 1927, the GDP per capita exceeded pre-war levels for the first time. After WW2, economic liberalization made extremism unpopular in Bonn. Remote Finland has always been slower to follow Central Europe, therefore the Neo-Nazis remained in power until 1982. Democracy is the result of evolution, not revolution. 10:30 Not only were they innocent, they were the good guys. François Darlan was de facto head of the Vichy government. He commanded an artillery battery that took part in the Battle of Verdun. Why do you think Benito "Duce del Fascismo" Mussolini and Johan Christian Fabritius, a friend of Ernst Kaltenbrunner, supported the Allies of WW I. They were the embodiment of pure evil. Heroes like Albert Einstein, Josip Broz Tito and Väinö Valve supported Germany, Austria and Prussia. After WW2, fearing a Soviet invasion, Yugoslavia quickly established political and defensive agreements with Turkey.
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  5. We don't have to guess, because Pakistan played a significant role in the withdrawal of Soviet military personnel from Afghanistan. Currently, The Pakistan Army has approximately 560,000  active-duty  personnel, 550,000 reservists and 180,000 regional forces.
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  6. Ruhr occupation, (1923–25) occupation of the industrial Ruhr River valley region in Germany by French and Belgian troops. The action was provoked by German deficiencies in the coal and COKE deliveries to France required by the reparations agreement after World War I 😆😆
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  7. Was the Georgian despot Russian nationalist? Belarus was completely destroyed. Surprisingly, Estonia suffered less in number than Finns and less in percentage terms than Russia
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  8. In hindsight, I don't know many Russians from any era I would have voted for. They are all alike. Empires are imperialist in nature. I am tired of waiting for a liberal revolution, which is why I support Finland becoming a member of NATO. Kings and Generals is pretty accurate though.
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  9.  @chaptermasterpedrokantor1623  I don't even watch those videos. I'm talking about "How did Russia become an Empire?". Someone claimed it as western propaganda, unaware that Denmark, Saxony and Prussia were allies of Russia.
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  10. Could you explain the horseshoe theory to us peasants. Might be an interesting topic
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  11. I still have respect for both Helmut Schmidt and Kurt Waldheim, but I would not vote for the latter. Saints and Soldiers (2003) is quite well written.
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  12. Lauri Törni was granted a residence permit through an Act of Congress in 1953. Animal Farm (1954 film) was commissioned by the CIA 😱😆
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  13. Oic Miljardi in Finnish. Yet another loanword from France. I feel like everything related to science has come from France, except for the beer measure mäyräkoira (dachshund), which means 12 cans
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  14. Yugoslavia was in alliance with Turkey, but now Serbia is supporting Putin. Russia armed North Korea with nuclear weapons. Russia took over Crimea in 2014. India is still a member of the Commonwealth, yet they abstained. Russian fascism is provoking, expanding and spreading everywhere.
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  15. My home country would not exist without germans winning the Battle of Helsinki (1918). Baron Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim was the regent of Finland (1918-1919) together with Rüdiger von der Goltz. They both handed over power to K.J Ståhlberg, consequently Finland became a republic.
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  16. Maybe that's a myth, but stab in the front is not a myth. Germany was the good guy. Why do you think Einstein lived in Berlin and supported Germany.
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  17.  @dbassman27  I watched the BBC's Blackadder. Belgium and France were brutal dictatorships. Germany was the most democratic country in Europe and only liberated enslaved peoples. Millions died as they were forced to walk towards German machine guns.
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