How do you think the world would've been if Hitler had won WW2?

[brunette]

How would the world have been if Hitler won?

great for Germans, decent for Western Europeans, and pretty shitty for everyone else.

Meh, you only know what you've been told.

[cossackpride]

The Germans enslaved some of the Channel Island inhabitants during the war. William L. Shirer also stated that the Germans had plans to conscript English men for labour, had Operation Sea Lion been successful.

Not any different than how French POWs during WWII were kept in camps until they were liberated until 1944 (we're talking over a million young men) just so they couldn't father babies.


What a wonderful future indeed. A German boot on everyone's neck.

[Siegfried]

The real purpose of this thread is to have a heated debate about whether or not the world would be better had Hitler won since most of us already know the ways other members think.

As for me, you already know my answer.

[Mortimer]

For me worse of course

[GermanicFarmer]

How would the world have been if Hitler won?

great for Germans, decent for Western Europeans, and pretty shitty for everyone else.

Hitler liked all Europeans (except some Slavs not all), the Nordic Aryans were seen as the most purest but he still loved our fellow comrade Whites like Greeks, Spaniards, Italians, etc etc and they are Southern Europeans not Western.

Who would it have been shit for? Elaborate.

[arcticwolf]

Shitty for all of us who love freedom. Not a fan of dictators, I admire men like Solon the Greek, Thomas Jefferson etc, truly wise men who loved liberty.

[Mortimer]

Hitler liked all Europeans (except some Slavs not all), the Nordic Aryans were seen as the most purest but he still loved our fellow comrade Whites like Greeks, Spaniards, Italians, etc etc and they are Southern Europeans not Western.

Who would it have been shit for? Elaborate.

among europeans for poles and russians certainly

[Siegfried]

among europeans for poles and russians certainly

Hitler in his anniversary report to the Reichstag on January 30, 1934:

For this reason and with these intentions the German Government has
endeavoured in its first year to secure a new and better relationship
with the Polish State.

When I took over the government on 30 January, the relations between
the two countries seemed to me more than unsatisfactory. There was a
danger that the existing differences, which were due to the territorial
clauses of the Treaty of Versailles and the mutual tension resulting
therefrom, would gradually crystallize into a state of hostility which
if persisted in might only too easily acquire the character of a
dangerous traditional enmity.

Apart from its latent dangers such a development would constitute a
permanent obstacle to the profitable cooperation of the two peoples.
Germans and Poles will have to learn to accept the fact of each other's
existence. Hence it is more sensible to regulate this state of affairs
which the last thousand years has not been able to remove and the next
thousand will not be able to remove either, in such a way that the
highest possible profit will accrue from it for both nations.

[morski]

Hitler didn't like all Slavs, he said that we're untermenschen. Well I don't like him either

Yet nazis worked together with Bulgarians, Croats, Bosniaks, Ukrainians...

[Mortimer]

Hitler in his anniversary report to the Reichstag on January 30, 1934:

For this reason and with these intentions the German Government has
endeavoured in its first year to secure a new and better relationship
with the Polish State.

When I took over the government on 30 January, the relations between
the two countries seemed to me more than unsatisfactory. There was a
danger that the existing differences, which were due to the territorial
clauses of the Treaty of Versailles and the mutual tension resulting
therefrom, would gradually crystallize into a state of hostility which
if persisted in might only too easily acquire the character of a
dangerous traditional enmity.

Apart from its latent dangers such a development would constitute a
permanent obstacle to the profitable cooperation of the two peoples.
Germans and Poles will have to learn to accept the fact of each other's
existence. Hence it is more sensible to regulate this state of affairs
which the last thousand years has not been able to remove and the next
thousand will not be able to remove either, in such a way that the
highest possible profit will accrue from it for both nations.

what he said and what he did two different worlds, he also said he is for peace and never wants a war, americans fight for freedom of iraqi people too