The Führer at War: How Hitler’s Military Decisions Destroyed the Reich

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  @noname-NONAME-nooo · 1 month ago (edited)

  Era diktator Hitler barulah permulaan.. yang terjadi setelah perang dunia 2 justru memunculkan bibit diktator baru.. semua semakin invisible karena perang tersebut terlalu berlarut larut hingga sekarang..<br>Senjata nuklir hanya akan memperpanjang ideologi otoriter.. dan mungkin ideologi baru akan terbentuk hingga negara satu sama lain salin membenci menghasut dan menumpahkan darah..

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• ИР

  @ИринаКолесникова-к4к · 3 weeks ago

  В убийствах людей виноват не один только Гитлер.

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• BI

  @bilaljathol8647 · 2 weeks ago

  He was brave; he feared that death might overtake him before his mission could be fulfilled.

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• BI

  @bilaljathol8647 · 2 weeks ago

  Er war mutig, er hatte Angst, sein Ziel nicht zu erreichen, aus Furcht, vorher zu sterben.

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• ZE

  @ZeroHourHistory-g2i · 1 month ago

  Hitler’s wartime movements reveal a side of the war rarely discussed. Fascinating historical perspective. 👀

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• ST

  @sthrich635 · 4 weeks ago

  While not the best or perfect military commander, he was but still a capable and dangerous one that gave the Allies a really hard and costly victory in the war. <br>Htlet control and influence on German general staff and commanders early on actually helped accelerated the modernization of German doctrine by kicking out some of the older generals while favoring newer officers like Manstein and gave better emphasize on armor tactics, a stark contrast to Allies who only after suffering defeats did the obsolete generals and tactics gave ways to modern ones. <br>And even later in the war, his strategy encouraged the German commander to appreciate the economic and geopolitical aspect of the war, rather than in pure military scope, such as attacking objectives or holding ground not just for military objectives but also economic ones like metal mines and oil fields. <br>Lastly, the last stand orders and fortress cities meant even when the Allies and Soviet had clear mobility advantages and could encircle German troops regardless of how they move, having to fight in fortified cities and no surrendering meant the losses remained heavy despite the qualitative advantage of Allied forces.

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• JC

  @jcmangan · 4 weeks ago

  Er schrieb nie oder ganz selten eine Rede. Schreiben tat er Reden immer dann, wenn er taktisch sein musste, alsonicht sagen konnte, was er wirklich sagen wollte.

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  @thekingofking1756 · 1 month ago

  Good documentary Thanks ❤❤❤

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• KV

  @KvitchatiyYevgeniy · 4 weeks ago

  На <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lnc_PpVByWc&amp;t=173">2:53</a> это же устройство внутри греческого, или римского храма! Но без статуи божества, стоящего посреди зала!

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• BC

  @bccrayfish · 7 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lnc_PpVByWc&amp;t=235">3:55</a> This is the first time of all of the tellings of this story that I ever heard Eva Braun being spoken of AS &nbsp;Eva Hitler!

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• MI

  @michaelhughes4466 · 12 days ago

  Britain&apos;s head of state was King George VI, not Chamberlain (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lnc_PpVByWc&amp;t=324">5:24</a>).

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  @АнатолийКумпан-к7э · 1 month ago

  Такое впечатление что только евреи пострадали. Это не правильно.

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