Imagine being France and fighting with the Holy Roman empire on and off all the way to Napoleon when he finally kills it.
Then fifty years later you get attacked by the remanants and they form the Second Reich who is a huge pain in your ass for the next forty years.
You engage in the deadliest war your nation has ever been in. A war where 15% of your male population died, an entire generation of men just GONE. But you win, then dismantle it again.
This time the Reich respawns in less than twenty years, and starts kicking your ass again harder than ever and you just stop caring. The panzers cut off half your army in the low lands and sack Paris unopposed. Whatever, you surrender.
Now everyone remembers you as cowards.
Then fifty years later you get attacked by the remanants and they form the Second Reich who is a huge pain in your ass for the next forty years.
You engage in the deadliest war your nation has ever been in. A war where 15% of your male population died, an entire generation of men just GONE. But you win, then dismantle it again.
This time the Reich respawns in less than twenty years, and starts kicking your ass again harder than ever and you just stop caring. The panzers cut off half your army in the low lands and sack Paris unopposed. Whatever, you surrender.
Now everyone remembers you as cowards.
@Deplorable_Degenerate @gav @Fash-E >You engage in the deadliest war your nation has ever been in. A war where 15% of your male population died, an entire generation of men just GONE.
France got hit that hard in WW1!? I had no idea. Tough son of a guns that we mocked for cowardice because they didn't want to fight a useless war on terror. Makes sense in this context.
France got hit that hard in WW1!? I had no idea. Tough son of a guns that we mocked for cowardice because they didn't want to fight a useless war on terror. Makes sense in this context.
@Jean_Philippe_Micheaux Accurate?
@BowsacNoodle @Deplorable_Degenerate @gav @Fash-E Mockery of France is a jew pro-war propaganda.
When I found that out I thought the same thing. WWI was more deadly for France, Serbia and Italy.
People forget what a slaughter it was sometimes because of how much it is overshadowed by the second for Anglos, Germans and Russians.
People forget what a slaughter it was sometimes because of how much it is overshadowed by the second for Anglos, Germans and Russians.
Now I feel bad for making fun of France...
@BowsacNoodle @gav @Deplorable_Degenerate @Fash-E common Angloid rosbif slander to their betters. its amazing how no one knows that the whole surrenders monkey bit came from defiance at a pointless oil war for the Ego of America and a general’s childlike seething
@kf01 @BowsacNoodle @gav @Deplorable_Degenerate I read the other day napoleon banned niggers from his entire empire, what a shame he lost. He also banned jews from practicing usury.
@Fash-E @gav @Deplorable_Degenerate @BowsacNoodle He was trying to regionlock them and collectively and punitively punish all carribonogs for the chimpout in Haiti just in case.
The only source i found for what you said literally is trying to Holocaust the whole thing lol
“But Monsieur Ribbe goes even further. He offers his readers a parallel with the Shoah. The opportunity is offered to him by the implacable repression in Guadeloupe, led by General Richepance, and by the massacres ordered in Saint-Domingue by General Rochambeau, including – and this is the key fact – the killing by asphyxiation of some of them in the holds of a ship. Napoleon (who was thousands of kilometres away at the time) is said to have invented the gas chambers, an assertion that seems to be part of a victim competition which aims at placing the Holocaust and colonial events on the same footing.“
Looks like Napoleon > Hitler
@kf01 @gav @Deplorable_Degenerate @Fash-E I wonder who will be cast as the Colonial Mengele in the Holocaust cinematic universe prequel?
east germany probably wishing that berlin wall never fell these days. Would have kept the "refugees" out.
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Agree at this point. "Why die for Danzig?" "OY VEY GOY DON'T YOU HATE GERMANS?!"
@Deplorable_Degenerate @gav @Fash-E @Marakus I truly do hate being so reductive, but it's hard (impossible) to unsee. I have started talking about The Synagogue of Satan with normiecons, and they see it and don't put their guard up so quickly.
@Deplorable_Degenerate @gav @Fash-E nintendo Wii
When the USSR seems preferable due to secure borders.
@BowsacNoodle @Deplorable_Degenerate @gav @Fash-E The vast majority of the French understood perfectly well that Hitler posed them no threat.
He renounced the German claim on Alsace Lorraine as a token of good will.
@Deplorable_Degenerate @gav @BowsacNoodle @Fash-E Yeah and he refused to hinder the “Allies” escape at Dunkirk. This is normally thought of as maybe his biggest “mistake”, but it’s perfectly understandable in light of Hitler’s clear belief that the real War was a united West against the Soviet Union. He thought of them as wayward antagonists - not political enemies.
Refusal to bomb the shit out of the UK as well.
I think his biggest mistake was annexing the rest of Bohemia after he said he wouldn't if he just got the Sudetenland. That is usually cited as the reason he was viewed as untrustworthy.
But the Czech government was about to fall apart and he didn't want a communist state on his doorstep.
I think his biggest mistake was annexing the rest of Bohemia after he said he wouldn't if he just got the Sudetenland. That is usually cited as the reason he was viewed as untrustworthy.
But the Czech government was about to fall apart and he didn't want a communist state on his doorstep.
@Deplorable_Degenerate @gav @BowsacNoodle @Fash-E By this point, I‘ve found it much more reasonable to give Hitler the benefit of any doubt; everything just makes a heck of a lot more sense in doing so.
Contemporary Czechs tend to hate Hitler, rather like the Greeks, and it’s easy to see why. But in all likelihood he was forced into making such unpopular decisions by insane and ridiculous circumstances about which top-rank academics are paid handsomely to obfuscate.
Contemporary Czechs tend to hate Hitler, rather like the Greeks, and it’s easy to see why. But in all likelihood he was forced into making such unpopular decisions by insane and ridiculous circumstances about which top-rank academics are paid handsomely to obfuscate.
By this point.
Back in the late 30s this was a blow to not just his reputation but to the 'appeasers' like Chamberlain trying to avoid another war. I honestly think without it they'd have had the political clout to make peace after the fall of France, assuming things played out similarly.
Back in the late 30s this was a blow to not just his reputation but to the 'appeasers' like Chamberlain trying to avoid another war. I honestly think without it they'd have had the political clout to make peace after the fall of France, assuming things played out similarly.
@Deplorable_Degenerate @gav @BowsacNoodle @Fash-E Could very well be; seems a reasonable enough position. I know Chamberlain gets raked over the coals by todays mainstream history. But it only really works by forgetting The West is/was itself a political unit. Certain internationalist interests like to sweep that awareness under the rug.
@Deplorable_Degenerate @BowsacNoodle @Fash-E @KingOfWhiteAmerica communist osnt really the risk it was a czech slovak war with that massive check armoury right on the border, not to mention the pausibility of soviet or polish involvement, or that hungary might do something
could say he was trying to avoid another continent wide war by excepting the request for annexation
could say he was trying to avoid another continent wide war by excepting the request for annexation
The Czechs were armed to the teeth and had an arms industry on par with Poland or Italy. It was crazy, one of the reasons I said "if things play out the same" is because of just how much Czech equipment and Czech industry helped the Germans.
@Deplorable_Degenerate @BowsacNoodle @Fash-E @KingOfWhiteAmerica do you happen to know of if hitler did anything to agitate the enemity between slovaks the czech government? he said he was unaware of the slovaks nationalism(i cant remember the phrasing) but thats implausible, and i can for see it as a means to ensure that czechslovakia wouldnt be on any sort of war footing, since germany was still somewhat weak.
He definitely knew, he just didn't realize how strong it was until after the Munich Agreement made the Czechoslovakian government look weak.
The Slovaks were such a problem after that the Czechs were preparing to mobilize the military against them as the entire eastern part of the country fell out of Prague's control. A new prime minister, I forget his name, was elected and tried to stop the use of force but his political rivals and a few generals were ignoring him/making attempts on his life which is why he turned to Germany for help and gave Hitler the go ahead to move in and restore order.
There were other various separatist and communist militias too. Like I said, there was a imminent government collapse or civil war.
The Slovaks were such a problem after that the Czechs were preparing to mobilize the military against them as the entire eastern part of the country fell out of Prague's control. A new prime minister, I forget his name, was elected and tried to stop the use of force but his political rivals and a few generals were ignoring him/making attempts on his life which is why he turned to Germany for help and gave Hitler the go ahead to move in and restore order.
There were other various separatist and communist militias too. Like I said, there was a imminent government collapse or civil war.
To answer your question Hitler was in contact with Slovak leaders as this was going down and promised them autonomy.
@BowsacNoodle @Deplorable_Degenerate @gav @Fash-E >France got hit that hard in WW1!?
Yeah. When you have a minute, read up on some stuff like Verdun or, really, anything about WWI. The French were legit. The whole "cowards" thing is completely unjust
Yeah. When you have a minute, read up on some stuff like Verdun or, really, anything about WWI. The French were legit. The whole "cowards" thing is completely unjust
You'll hear the British try to push the Battle of the Somme or Battle of Passchendaele as more deadly than Verdun. They barely edge it out.
But what the Bongs aren't telling you is the French were heavily involved in both of those battles too. While the Somme, for example, was a primarily British push and they lost 95K men, the French lost 50K in the same battle... and 150K in Verdun.
This is deaths. Casualties in these battles totaled over a million, some of these guys were going home without legs or with half their face melted off from gas.
Only to push a few miles at a time.
That war was a slaughterhouse.
But what the Bongs aren't telling you is the French were heavily involved in both of those battles too. While the Somme, for example, was a primarily British push and they lost 95K men, the French lost 50K in the same battle... and 150K in Verdun.
This is deaths. Casualties in these battles totaled over a million, some of these guys were going home without legs or with half their face melted off from gas.
Only to push a few miles at a time.
That war was a slaughterhouse.
