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Recalling the Third Reich's conquest and occupation of Greece. This is a clearly biased account. But probably reasonably accurate as to Wehrmacht and Waffen SS reprisals against partisan / guerilla ("terrorist") attacks. The Greeks did not take warmly to the raising of a swastika flag over...

Himmler's role as head of the SS and Gestapo made him the 2nd most powerful figure in the Reich.

Following many months of "Sitzkrieg" ("Phony War"), German planes and Panzer tanks overran France and occupied the country within six weeks. It's clear that many French (perhaps a majority) preferred to collaborate with the Germans. After Germany's defeat by the Soviets (Kursk, S...

His views changed over time.

Both sides considered the prospect of enlisting slaves into their armies.

But only the Union carried out this plan to its conclusion: Negro infantry combat units.

The Confederates just couldn't bring themselves to do it.

The world of haute couture had plenty of advance knowledge that the mask would be fashionable. No special supernatural abilities required. So gay, so fashionable, so "predictive". You can bet they laughed about this back in 2019. https://www.reddit.com/r/ProjectRunway/comments/13dm77t/im_w...

Here’s some old, old history. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjvAEGWZQBw Figures like Igan, “Ken O’Keefe” and Jeff Berwick have always been transparent to me. They’re cash grifters. That’s all. Nothing complex there. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8EnslW6Uao So much of what goes on in our world i...

QUOTE ======== The conclusion can only be that the video footage has been doctored, retouched, and is likely AI-generated at the moment of the alleged impact, as they likely blew up the bridge as the cargo ship was close to it, giving the illusion of it ramming the bridge – just as they did with 9/1...

By 1943, everyone in Germany knew the war was lost.
But they plodded on.

All of them knew It would be far preferable to surrender to US or British troops, rather than the Soviets.

Check out the detailed analysis of Axis strategy during WW II, featured in a Quora thread. From the sound of it, both Germany and Italy did everything possible to LOSE the war by either default or deliberate self-sabotage. https://www.quora.com/What-tactical-mistakes-did-the-Japanese-make-in-the-bom...