It was all Hitler's fault. A WWII Myths show
53K views · Dec 14, 2023 · Entertainment
Comments · 322
@thomasknobbe4472 · 2 years ago (edited)
If successful lawyering is essentially telling a more coherent and believable story than the other side, I think Mr. Buttar has once again won his case. And earned his drink. Thanks for reminding us how you do it!
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@nonickname1957 · 1 year ago
It has been pointed out that every German Officer commissioned before Hitler became Chancellor took an oath to support and defend the Weimar Constitution, and then did nothing as he made himself dictator.
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@pault1289 · 2 years ago
Paul, these are great. Concise rebuttals of tropes that get run out in poorly researched books and TV documentaries. This was another excellent video and exactly the kind of content that marks your channel out. Thank you for arranging it and thanks to Prit for his time and enthusiasm. Paul
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@jefsantamonica641 · 2 years ago
Prit was just fabulous! So succinct and on point!
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@sevenonthelineproductionsl7524 · 2 years ago
Alexandra Richie did a fantastic job demonstrating Guderian’s complicity in the German response to the Warsaw Uprising. He was an active participant deciding the fate of that city in the summer of 1944
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@wgowshipping · 2 years ago
My favorite was Prit getting his tea and whiskey delivered!
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@garymiller_85 · 2 years ago
Prit Buttar is one of my favourite speakers and historians. Absolutely marvelous.
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@troykauffman3963 · 2 years ago
Woody, these myth shows are just absolutely fantastic. Great idea. Thank you to you and Prit.
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@philbosworth3789 · 2 years ago
Pritt, come bace and do this in depth please.
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@MrFluidwill · 2 years ago
A gentleman and a scholar. I'd like to point out many of Mr Buttar's books are incredibly well narated on audible, I have them on max repeat.
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@21mozzie · 2 years ago
Everyone blaming Hitler reminds me of a story in Robert Masons Chickenhawk, where a Huey crashes in Vietnam, and they wrote of 20 tonnes of equipment on that was on board.
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@meddy833 · 2 years ago
All of Mr. Buttar's books on WW2 are a MUST READ. I cannot wait to start his WW1 Series of books next. <br>Thanks for such a great knowledgeable guests.
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