Comments by "AFGuidesHD" (@AFGuidesHD) on "Hitler's Skewed Perspective on the Other Axis Powers of WW2 [Did the German Army Agree?]" video.

"He saw them as untermensch and only useful as cannon fodder against the enemy" So not unlike Churchill's opinions of the French then.
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@susakuzero It's more stunning that people believe Adolf was a cartoon villain who wanted to "EXTERMINATE EXTERMINAAAATE everyone who wasn't German". His actions, even towards a defeated France, somewhat paint a different story. I am of course referring to the fact that he refused to give Morocco to Spain because he didn't want to upset France. German leaders particularly stressed that Germany should treat it's enemies better than how Germany was treated in 1919.
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@susakuzero >slaves they used slaves because they had millions of Germans mobilized in the army. They wouldn't have used slaves after the war. In fact German leaders and economists, even H man himself wanted to release soldiers back into the German economy for production. But their strategic or tactical decisions needed the soldiers instead. >Why would people settle in Russia same reason why people settled throughout America. Free real estate is probably a large part of the equation lol
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@ResidentofVirginia Yeah that was a bit of payback, but not quite dismantling the country style crap that you would expect from such evil monsters. The good guy allies on the otherhand did dismantle Germany lol The French proved inadequate/ unreliable in defending their territory from the Americans in Morocco which is why the Germans then militarized the south as well. Perfectly understandable. Not dissimilar to the British invasion of Iceland.
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@ResidentofVirginia You do know the Americans also occupied and still does occupy Germany right? You also know Germany was divided from 1945-1991 right?
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