Comments by "alex smith" (@alexsmith-ob3lu) on "Zoomer Historian" channel.

  1. The British were chess players? LOL So much for losing the British Empire to destroy Germany, which never threatened the British to begin with.
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  2. You’d be surprised by how his life story is able to relate to so many other ordinary people.
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  3. Hitler was sabotaged and betrayed by the German aristocracy during WW2. The Soviet Union, even with American military support, was totally dysfunctional and could not fight Germany. Source: Richard Tedor - Hitler Revolution
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  4. Wrong. Hitler was betrayed from within by the aristocracy. The Soviet Union (even with American military aid) stood no chance against Hitler Germany. Source: Hitler Revolution - Richard Tedor
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  5.  @paolamaria1992  Britain threw away its empire in the name of defeating evil Hitler or evil Germany.
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  6. “Hitler hated Slavs”, “Hitler was a racist”, “Hitler hated this and that”…. Blah blah blah Aside from Hitler bashing Jews, he was the least racist individual. Hitler made friends with the Ottomans, the Japanese and the Chinese. If he were the “American style racist”, he would’ve used his military assets to kill Non-Whites (which he never did).
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  7. Logistics weren’t the issue. Treachery and betrayal were the problems for Hitler. Source: Hitler Revolution - Richard Tedor
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  8. Hitler lost the war thanks to treachery and betrayal by his generals (German aristocrats). Source: Hitler Revolution - Richard Tedor
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  9. Hitler mistake was trusting his generals who deliberately sabotaged his plans. Source: Richard Tedor - Hitler Revolution
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  10. Hitler Revolution - Richard Tedor
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  11. By 1914, liberalism morally rotting up the minds and hearts of Britain and France. Britain was the first European nation to industrialize. But by the end of the 19th century Britain industrial economy, engineering, manufacturing and commerce had fallen off the cliff while Germany industrial/commercial economic growth boomed. That’s why the First World War was fought. Britain and France didn’t want Germany to economically surpass them.
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