Hitler's conflicting thoughts and views on the United States

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View: https://youtu.be/PlrK27wrNv4?si=IaDaaSBukTgF1BwM


Essentially, Hitler had great respect for America's contribution to racial policy and eugenics in the 1920s, and America's economic and industrial might that dwarfed not only Germany but all of Europe, but sometime in the 1940s, as America turned against Germany, Hitler developed a negative attitude toward American capitalist culture and its nego and Jewish elements.

Very interesting video.

 

[Excalibur]

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[SoycuckGodOfReddit]

hitler had conflicting thoughts and views on just about everything

 

[MacheteRape]

The America of the 1920s and 10s was very different than the America of the 1940s. America in the 1920s was doing damn well for itself, despite encroaching Zionist occupation by way of the Federal Reserve. It was riding an economic post-war high because they came in late. By the 1940s, however, when Franklin D. Roosevelt was in charge, Hitler could see all of America’s hard work (begun by Andrew Jackson) being thrown down the toilet by the kikes that now ran it.

 

[Aegon Targaryen]

hitler had conflicting thoughts and views on just about everything

Yeah lmao