Perhaps Hitler was more pragmatic than a con man. I think he and many others felt betrayed, and out of that came finding a scapegoat, building a...
Strasser! That was the name. Hitler's obsessions and fixations ARE Nazism. To separate them from the politics is to misunderstand how the Nazi...
Let's start at the beginning. Initially, the NSDAP was called the DAP; the German Workers Party. Hitler was assigned by the army to spy on the DAP in...
I'm definitely of the opinion that the original timetable for Barbarossa would've seen the Germans in Moscow before the onset of Winter. But would it...
Again, it's just me be finicky, but it was the failure of Operation Barbarossa (which referred only to the initial invasion plan), and the subsequent...
The T-34 was a phenomenal all-rounder AFV, and was continually refined throughout the war. However, their sheer numbers became the deciding factor in...
It's quite fun to group the medium tanks by the war's end: Panther, Cromwell, Sherman Firefly, T-34/85. All pretty comparable in role, all with their...
I agree. The war in the East drained Hitler's armed forces more than any other theatre.
Maybe not against doctrine, but certainly against military finance. Why pay two guys when you can pay one? Also, one man with all the technology...
Appalling. It's just ridiculous to insist that the Holocaust never took place. Even the people who organised and carried it out testified at...
I know you're just being succinct, but I wouldn't be the finicky person I am without pointing out that the British, French, American, Polish,...
The Panzer IV was, I believe, originally designed to be an anti-infantry tank with it's short 50mm cannon to be used for bunker busting and...
I think there were three. An original prototype, then two chassis with wooden turrets. The Maus is nothing compared to the so-called ultra-heavy...
It's got to be the Panther, as Wehrmachtmad said. It was made as a solution/reaction to the T-34 and proved to be a formidable medium tank. However,...
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