not really

One was to create united germany

Hitler wasnt just trying to get their lost lands back

Hitler was trying to completely remove himself from jewish control

Bismark wasnt

the other was to resurrect Germany and destroy international financial judaism

did he succeed?

not when america and the entire world is against you

2nd one is almost impossible

and he still lasted a while

did

he

succeed

Hitler wanted to "destroy Jewish Bolshevism"

@Shalopy which was retarded

Yeah

the only way he was going to win was if the UK or america became Fascist

"I don't like Hitler because he lost"

they were both ZOG

^

im saying worshipping him as some uncriticizable god is a path to failure

he fucked up

i dont worship him

we'll learn from it

but your being unfair about

u are just calling him retarded

it

Y’gotta see some good and some things that he could have done better in him.

he was retarded

when he completed impossible tasks

Stalin knew about the jews in the bolshevik party, and he planned to purge them, he died mere weeks before he planned to execute his plans.

Even before his death he was in the process of targetting jews

The Doctors' plot (Russian: дело врачей, lit. 'doctors' case', also known as the case of doctors-saboteurs (врачи-вредители) or doctors-killers (врачи-убийцы) was an antisemitic campaign organized by Joseph Stalin. In 1952–1953, a group of predominantly Jewish doctors from Moscow were accused of a conspiracy to assassinate Soviet leaders.[1] This was later accompanied by publications of anti-Semitic character in the media, which talked about the threats of Zionism and condemned people with Jewish names. Many doctors, officials and others, both Jews and non-Jews, were promptly dismissed from their jobs and arrested. A few weeks after the death of Stalin, the new Soviet leadership said there was a lack of evidence and the case was dropped.

but that doesnt mean he didnt have a few good ideas

his ideology was sound

@VICTOR117 go fuck yourself

his stratedgy was not

‘Ey, no ad hominem.

Stalin knew about the jews in the bolshevik party, and he planned to purge them, he died mere weeks before he planned to execute his plans.

Even before his death he was in the process of targetting jews

The Doctors' plot (Russian: дело врачей, lit. 'doctors' case', also known as the case of doctors-saboteurs (врачи-вредители) or doctors-killers (врачи-убийцы) was an antisemitic campaign organized by Joseph Stalin. In 1952–1953, a group of predominantly Jewish doctors from Moscow were accused of a conspiracy to assassinate Soviet leaders.[1] This was later accompanied by publications of anti-Semitic character in the media, which talked about the threats of Zionism and condemned people with Jewish names. Many doctors, officials and others, both Jews and non-Jews, were promptly dismissed from their jobs and arrested. A few weeks after the death of Stalin, the new Soviet leadership said there was a lack of evidence and the case was dropped.

Stalin knew about the jews in the bolshevik party, and he planned to purge them, he died mere weeks before he planned to execute his plans.

Even before his death he was in the process of targetting jews

The Doctors' plot (Russian: дело врачей, lit. 'doctors' case', also known as the case of doctors-saboteurs (врачи-вредители) or doctors-killers (врачи-убийцы) was an antisemitic campaign organized by Joseph Stalin. In 1952–1953, a group of predominantly Jewish doctors from Moscow were accused of a conspiracy to assassinate Soviet leaders.[1] This was later accompanied by publications of anti-Semitic character in the media, which talked about the threats of Zionism and condemned people with Jewish names. Many doctors, officials and others, both Jews and non-Jews, were promptly dismissed from their jobs and arrested. A few weeks after the death of Stalin, the new Soviet leadership said there was a lack of evidence and the case was dropped.

Stalin knew about the jews in the bolshevik party, and he planned to purge them, he died mere weeks before he planned to execute his plans.

Even before his death he was in the process of targetting jews

The Doctors' plot (Russian: дело врачей, lit. 'doctors' case', also known as the case of doctors-saboteurs (врачи-вредители) or doctors-killers (врачи-убийцы) was an antisemitic campaign organized by Joseph Stalin. In 1952–1953, a group of predominantly Jewish doctors from Moscow were accused of a conspiracy to assassinate Soviet leaders.[1] This was later accompanied by publications of anti-Semitic character in the media, which talked about the threats of Zionism and condemned people with Jewish names. Many doctors, officials and others, both Jews and non-Jews, were promptly dismissed from their jobs and arrested. A few weeks after the death of Stalin, the new Soviet leadership said there was a lack of evidence and the case was dropped.

Stalin knew about the jews in the bolshevik party, and he planned to purge them, he died mere weeks before he planned to execute his plans.

Even before his death he was in the process of targetting jews

The Doctors' plot (Russian: дело врачей, lit. 'doctors' case', also known as the case of doctors-saboteurs (врачи-вредители) or doctors-killers (врачи-убийцы) was an antisemitic campaign organized by Joseph Stalin. In 1952–1953, a group of predominantly Jewish doctors from Moscow were accused of a conspiracy to assassinate Soviet leaders.[1] This was later accompanied by publications of anti-Semitic character in the media, which talked about the threats of Zionism and condemned people with Jewish names. Many doctors, officials and others, both Jews and non-Jews, were promptly dismissed from their jobs and arrested. A few weeks after the death of Stalin, the new Soviet leadership said there was a lack of evidence and the case was dropped.

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