this is acknowledged by mainstream historians

hitler tried to make peace

If Hitler was willing to get rid of his right and left hand men in 1941 and 1944 for their attempts at making peace what makes you think he wanted peace

the only offer Hitler made was for the Americans to stay out of the war

brits and french declared war on germans for taking back south of poland which was theirs before ww1 and poland attacked first

***poland attacked first***

WAT

So hitler did nothing wrong

lol

Yes that radio tower was realy threathening

^^

that's just not true

Ruggwain you don't know what you're talking about

uh excuse me

I studied nazi history extensively

anyone that actually researches your bs will see it's not true

the history of the swastika

the history of the movement of peoples within europe

and the German school system had mandatory YEARS of Holocaust study and concentration camp tours

you don't know shit

dude you are clueless hitler offered peace to churchill several times and the details of his final peace offer to Churchill are still protected under the British Official Secrets act, which was due to become public in 2017, but which has been extended for another unprecedented twenty years.

>and the German school system had mandatory YEARS of Holocaust study and concentration camp tours

the offer he made was for him to keep all the gains he made in his blitzkrieg

implying this is an argument

it seems this never happened guys: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasion_of_Poland lol

first something he tried to make come true forcefully with Edward the eigth's help

and then offered to churchill when that didn't work

Offering someone to not bomb the shit out of them and keep everything else is not a peace offering

invading Poland is only okay if Stalin does it

^^

same with killing millions

the invasion of poland happened

but Poland was asking for it

Poland attacked first
Then pray tell, why did they have a plan beforehand to divide between Germany and the USSR?

oh god

`Poland was asking for it`

**but Poland was asking for it**

oof

Those warmongering Poles

Heinz Splittgerber, in his short book Unkenntnis oder Infamie?, quotes a number of Polish sources which reflect the atmosphere in Poland immediately before the hostilities commenced. On August 7th, 1939 the Ilustrowany Kurjer featured an article "which described with provocative effrontery how military units were continually foraying across the border into German territory in order to destroy military installations and to take weapons and tools of the German Wehrmacht back to Poland. Most Polish diplomats and politicians understood that Poland's actions would perforce lead to war. Foreign Minister Beck... tenaciously pursued the bloodthirsty plan of plunging Europe into another great war, since it would presumably result in territorial gains for Poland."24 He goes on to cite some 14 incidents where Polish soldiers aggressively crossed the border, destroying houses, shooting and killing German farmers and customs officers. One of them: "August 29th: "State Police Offices in Elbing, Köslin and Breslau, Main Customs Office in Beuthen and Gleiwitz: Polish soldiers invade Reich German territory, attack against German customs house, shots taken at German customs officials, Polish machine guns stationed on Reich German territory."25