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Old September 14th 04, 04:08 AM
Steve Hix
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Pooh Bear wrote:

Emmanuel Gustin wrote:

in 1937. Simply overturning Germany
would at best have resulted in a postponement of the crisis


Errrr...... No. It would have stopped WW2.


Part of it, perhaps.

Japan was already rampaging through China and the Far East, and Italy was
already fumbling around in Africa.

Most Germans would have been glad to have seen Nazi tryanny overurned.

Many Germans simply feared the Nazis and went along meekly - too afraid to
say even Booh !


There was clearly a bit more support than that. There weren't enough
Nazis around to drag the entire population along unwillingly.
 




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