Serious German soldiers wore ´Gott mit uns´ insignia before moving into Mordor (USSR)

[Justanotherbloke]

As we remember the heroic deeds German soldiers, we must never forget the bravery and dedication they showed as they marched into the heart of darkness and hatred (USSR), which was a land of endless steppes and brutal cold, a true Mordor of the East. A land infested with Jewish Bolsheviks filth, seeing humanity as nothing but cattle to use for their own benefit and eslavement.

Before embarking on this perilous journey, the ´Evil Nazi German soldiers´ (as the typical normtard and soy would call them) were equipped with more than just weapons. They wore the insignia like Gott mit uns on their belts, a constant reminder of their divine mission and the righteousness of their cause. This was no mere invasion, it was a crusade to prevent the communist invasion of Europe..

 

[Fat Chink]

communist invasion of Europe..

capitalism tries to protect itself and the last card it draws is fascism.
The rich would rather everyone die before they had to give up their privileges...
In the end, the Soviets were in Central Europe.

 

[Justanotherbloke]

capitalism tries to protect itself and the last card it draws is fascism.
The rich would rather everyone die before they had to give up their privileges...
In the end, the Soviets were in Central Europe.

a claim that’s been around since the 20th century but it falls apart under scrutiny.
Germany didn’t champion free markets cause it embraced a command economy with massive state intervention. Private property existed, but only at the pleasure of the regime
Businesses were subordinated to state goals. Prices, wages, production were all tightly controlled. Independent unions were crushed. Free trade was rejected. these are not capitalist ideals, this is pure nonsense.

 

[Fat Chink]

Germany didn’t champion free markets cause it embraced a command economy with massive state intervention. Private property existed, but only at the pleasure of the regime

There was no intervention in the economy at all.
Mercedes, BMW, and all the major companies became even bigger during this time...

 

[Fat Chink]

Businesses were subordinated to state goals. Prices, wages, production were all tightly controlled. Independent unions were crushed. Free trade was rejected. these are not capitalist ideals, this is pure nonsense.

The Nazis were pure capitalists...
They didn't intervene in the economy at all, only when a company opposed them.
As long as the company went along with it, it actually profited.

 

[lnceI]

i dont care about them they were slaves and cucks

 

[Justanotherbloke]

There was no intervention in the economy at all.
Mercedes, BMW, and all the major companies became even bigger during this time...

Saying there was no intervention in Nazi Germany’s economy is dumb as fuck. They massively intervened not to protect free markets, but to control them.
Yes companies like BMW existed but they operated under strict state direction. What they produced, how much, and at what cost, all dictated by the regime.
They controlled wages, prices, raw material allocation, and labor placement etc. Independent business decisions were not there without the approval of government

 

[Fat Chink]

What they produced, how much, and at what cost, all dictated by the regime.

What are you talking about...the companies were allowed to do whatever they wanted as long as they supported the regime's war industry.
As long as the companies participated, they had the greatest possible autonomy; there was no nationalization of businesses.

They controlled wages, prices

unions were destroyed...

raw material allocation

The companies gained new materials through war and plunder and profited greatly.

Independent business decisions were not there without the approval of government

As long as the companies remained loyal to their regimes, they had the greatest autonomy to do whatever they wanted.


"Under National Socialism, there was no comprehensive nationalization of companies, as is often the case under socialism or communism. While individual companies, such as the film industry, were covertly nationalized or controlled through state intervention, a general expropriation and nationalization of the entire economy did not occur."

 

[Justanotherbloke]

What are you talking about...

I think that´s a question I should as you instead

the companies were allowed to do whatever they wanted as long as they supported the regime's war industry.
As long as the companies participated, they had the greatest possible autonomy; there was no nationalization of businesses.

If companies only had autonomy as long as they served the regime goals, that is not autonomy cause that’s subordination. No need for nationalization when the state controls output, pricing, labor, and materials etc. The German economy wasn’t capitalist cause it was a militarized command system with private firms acting as tools of the state.

 

[Fat Chink]

The German economy wasn’t capitalist cause it was a militarized command system with private firms acting as tools of the state.

It is a confirmed fact that they were not socialists but capitalists...No normal historian shares your view...

 

[Fat Chink]

The German economy wasn’t capitalist cause it was a militarized command system with private firms acting as tools of the state.

thats capitalism...

 

[chudjak]

It is a confirmed fact that they were not socialists but capitalists...No normal historian shares your view...

With what definition of socialism and capitalism? The Marxist one. Hitler simply does not use the Marxist definition of socialism, that's why it was the national socialist party.

 

[chudjak]

The rich would rather everyone die before they had to give up their privileges...

Lmao, talk about everyone dying as if the soviets didn't have everyone dying. Half of Kazakhstan dead, millions of russians and Ukrainians dead, plenty of baltic peoples. And don't forget when Jewish Yagoda and his cheka killed at least 10 million Christians. They destroyed half of all churches in Russia.

The Bolsheviks were Jews, and they would rather everyone die then give up their power to goyim

 

[Castaway]

As long as the companies remained loyal to their regimes, they had the greatest autonomy to do whatever they wanted.

Don't see any problem with this tbh. Why destroy Germany's economy by forcefully expropriating all industry?

Hitler wasn't a retard and he knew how economics worked.

 

[glutty]

It's been on the uniform since the beginning, ever since the days of German Reunification (being featured on their standard)
and the Empire where it was also worn as a belt buckle for soldiers during WW1.

This guy goes into nice detail of the uniforms worn by the Heer during the Era:
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JpiaXnyvWZI&pp=ygUdZXZvbHV0aW9uIG9mIEdlcm1hbiB1bmlmb3JtcyA%3D

 

[Justanotherbloke]

It's been on the uniform since the beginning, ever since the days of German Reunification (being featured on their standard)
and the Empire where it was also worn as a belt buckle for soldiers during WW1.

This guy goes into nice detail of the uniforms worn by the Heer during the Era:
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JpiaXnyvWZI&pp=ygUdZXZvbHV0aW9uIG9mIEdlcm1hbiB1bmlmb3JtcyA%3D

but its use during the invasion of the USSR hits differently. This was the biggest land invasion in history, against a state that was officially atheist and ideologically opposed to everything the phrase stood for. So having millions of soldiers wear it while launching a war against godless Bolshevism gave the motto a whole new layer of meaning. It wasn’t just tradition, it became part of the symbolism of the campaign itself. It also pisses off normtards who think NS Germany was nothing but evil, godless etc. Probably a few lurking NTtards on life support watching this thread now

 

[glutty]

but its use during the invasion of the USSR hits differently. This was the biggest land invasion in history, against a state that was officially atheist and ideologically opposed to everything the phrase stood for. So having millions of soldiers wear it while launching a war against godless Bolshevism gave the motto a whole new layer of meaning. It wasn’t just tradition, it became part of the symbolism of the campaign itself. It also pisses off normtards who think NS Germany was nothing but evil, godless etc. Probably a few lurking NTtards on life support watching this thread now

I really don't care much about its, idealogical significance. Hitler wanted to carry over the traditions of the previous German and Prussian armies that came before, like in 1942 changing the title of his regular infantry to Grenadier (named after troops of Frederick the Great) rather than Shütze (meaning soldier)

Invading Russia was one of Hitler's biggest mistakes, just how big and vast it is causing them to stretch their supply lines plus Soviets enacting a scorched earth policy so any advancement the Germans made wouldn't have anything of value to resupply from.
It was sure as hell the biggest land Invasion in History but they really overestimated their chances with a quick Victory in a race to Moscow but got bogged down in brutal combat against Soviet forces.

 

[Emba]

It's been on the uniform since the beginning, ever since the days of German Reunification (being featured on their standard)
and the Empire where it was also worn as a belt buckle for soldiers during WW1.

This guy goes into nice detail of the uniforms worn by the Heer during the Era:
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JpiaXnyvWZI&pp=ygUdZXZvbHV0aW9uIG9mIEdlcm1hbiB1bmlmb3JtcyA%3D

American uniforms are godless

 

[glutty]

American uniforms are godless
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sir yes sir oorah

 

[Emba]

sir yes sir oorah

Simp ER fi!

 

[Uncle Death]

There was no intervention in the economy at all.
Mercedes, BMW, and all the major companies became even bigger during this time...

A Slavnegro that simps for USSR and is an unironic commie. Instant block

 

[Retardfuel]

If america didn't give the lend lease to commies they'd lose

 

[Justanotherbloke]

If america didn't give the lend lease to commies they'd lose

There's a saying 'war was won by American industry and Soviet blood' so you're right I guess

 

[Incel_Doomer]

If america didn't give the lend lease to commies they'd lose

There's a saying 'war was won by American industry and Soviet blood' so you're right I guess

Not really, firstly the USA isn't 'America', secondly the USA wasn't the only country to send supplies to the USSR, and thirdly it was only 4% of their supplies. This is just a cope for Amerimutts to try to portray themselves as #1 world savers etc.

Anyway I like Germans and Russians (including 'Ukrainians' and 'Belorussians'.) Honestly I'm not as keen on the Baltic peoples * but it's just so unfortunate all these Whites were fighting Whites, under Jewish mind control. We need to stick together against the Nonwhites. Even if Germany had won it would have been sad so many Whites got killed and crippled.

* = or Italians or Romanians - I'm not mentioning every nationality but I haven't forgotten about them. 100,000 dead Finns was an awful loss.

 

[Fat Chink]

This is just a cope for Amerimutts to try to portray themselves as #1 world savers etc.

 

[VersoffenerAssi]

View: https://youtu.be/ISVulCiYHuk?si=RML3rfEyDITv4T_k

 

[VersoffenerAssi]

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Germania steht auf in alter HERRLICHKEIT!!!