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The Limits of Hitler's Expansion
This segment explores the hypothetical scenario of when Hitler could have solidified his empire. It discusses the potential for Hitler to frame his actions as a continuation of Bismarck's limited wars, but highlights the turning point of his genocidal actions in Poland that drew Britain into the conflict. The discussion raises questions about whether Hitler could have won or settled the war had he avoided a direct confrontation with America.
"what is the latest at which he could have stopped and solidified and Consolidated the biggest possible Empire all right a I don't know but B I think he could make the ploy of I'm just the continuation..."
The Limits of Hitler's Expansion
This segment explores the hypothetical scenario of when Hitler could have solidified his empire. It discusses the potential for Hitler to frame his actions as a continuation of Bismarck's policies while addressing the pivotal moment of his invasion of Poland, which triggered Britain's involvement in the war.
"what is the latest at which he could have stopped and solidified and Consolidated the biggest possible Empire all right a I don't know but B I think he could make the ploy of I'm just the continuation..."
Hitler's True Intentions
The discussion shifts to the core of Hitler's ideology as outlined in 'Mein Kampf.' It emphasizes that Hitler's genocidal ambitions were integral to his plans, suggesting that even if he had achieved territorial control, his actions would have led to instability and resistance from subjugated populations.
"different race right but is that a race he could have won or at least settled in that maybe if it wasn't for Churchill and at some point let's say he gets out of the government and then they're just l..."
Hitler's True Intentions
In this segment, the conversation shifts to the core of Hitler's ideology as outlined in 'Mein Kampf.' It emphasizes that Hitler's genocidal ambitions were integral to his plans, making it unlikely for him to achieve stable control over Europe. The discussion also touches on the consequences of his actions, such as the instability caused by dominating populations that resist oppression, which could lead to insurgencies against his regime.
"different race right but is that a race he could have won or at least settled in that maybe if it wasn't for Churchill and at some point let's say he gets out of the government and then they're just l..."
Consequences of Genocide on Stability
This segment delves into the long-term consequences of Hitler's genocidal policies, arguing that such actions would prevent stable borders in Europe. It highlights the risk of insurgencies arising from oppressed populations, emphasizing the unsustainable nature of domination through violence.
"that goes with him there's another issue is if you take too much if you're going to go kill off the polls it never goes away you will never have stable borders and then it's easy for others to fund in..."