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Yes and is something that concerns me a lot. I do think a powerful group like the Nazis in Hitler's time is going to arise with a lot of power very soon.

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I recently read an article by someone who saw firsthand Hitler's rise to power:

Reference: https://www.freedomforceinternational.org/f...&refpage=issues

This looks at the US angle but I found it very interesting and sad to see how we allow history to repeat itself over and over again.

Dubhdara.

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Maybe we should stop for a moment and consider what the world today would be like if Germany had won the war. After 60 years of rule by the 3rd Reich, imagine what a race we would have become(scary)

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Apparently Hitler also had something else up his sleeve. He had ordered one of his generals to kidnap the pope. Luckily, his general disobeyed him.

https://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6830236/

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Hitler was incredibly smart when it came to infusing a deep sense of nationality to the German people (Geobels is also to assume some responsibiltiy in this). In giving them a single source of hatered for their problems. However, it is once again greed that causes a conquerer to fail. When you have stetched out your resources so far that it is impossible to maintain your position. Men like this cant stop. Even if all of europe would have fallen to Hilter, would that have been enough? You have to know, at sometime, he would have even turned on his foes.

There really is not perfect word to describe Hitler. We should just thank what every power you believe in, that he was subdued.

Just a thought,

Vincenzo

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German government commemorates Hitler assassination attempt

In Berlin, the German government commemorated those who died resisting the Nazi regime. On July 20th 1944, the resistance cell of Count von Stauffenberg tried without success to kill Hitler with a bomb at his "Wolf's Lair" headquarters in eastern Prussia. The very same evening, von Stauffenberg and three co-conspirators were shot in the courtyard of the Bendlerblock [Nazi War Ministry]. Despite its failure, the attack on Hitler 61 years ago today was of great importance as an expression of conscience against Nazi injustice, said Minister of Justice Zypries at ceremony at the Ploetzensee [prison] memorial. More than 2,500 persons who engaged in active resistance against the Nazis were murdered there between 1933 and 1945. The president of the Federal Constitutional Court, Papier, and the Inspector General Schneiderhan of the German Armed Forces laid a wreath in the yard of the Bendlerblock. The Armed Forces will mark the anniversary with a ceremonial swearing in of 500 recruits at the Bendlerblock this evening. They will take their oath in the presence of Minister Struck. In opposition to the military ceremony being held on the 61st anniversary of the failed assassination attempt on Hitler, opponents of such public swearing-in ceremonies announced protests.
Ref. https://www.germnews.de/dn

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Apparently no one has grasped the one thing that makes Hitler - in essence, not in ideals - a genuinely true leader. He kept the promises he made, one of the rare hand few politicians in the entire history of the world who have kept their full word. Name me any other politician who has done, or attempted to do everything that he has promised his government?

Hitler promised the German people he will rebuild the economy. He did that, in fact, industry productions was higher than that of the Kaiser's time - alright, granted, the Weimar Republic wasn't so bad after all.

He promised the revival of the German Army. Did that.

He promised Lebensraum in the East, he gave them that, albeit for a temporary period of time.

He promised that he would right the injustice of the Treaty of Versailles - he gained Alsace-Lorraine, united with Austria as well as getting the lands back from Czechoslovakia. He proceeded to collecting everything that they lost.

He promised that national pride would be restored. Without a shade of a doubt, every single German was proud to be one, by the start of the Second World War. True, they did not know the true and entire story, but nobody ever does.

Do I need to make my point any clearer? Of course, this does not mean that I'm a fan of Hitler, in fact, I despise his ideals. What I like though, is his character, his attitude towards stuff. His was not out of military ambitions, his was a genuine - to a certain degree of course, but nonetheless genuine - love for his country. He was absolutely shattered when Germany lost the war, detested the Versailles Treaty, and worked his butt of to get to where he was so that he could set Germany back on the right track, albeit being HIS way.