Some historians have stated that the “ beat Hitler first policy “ was the best war strategy the United States could have followed during World War II. I also believe that this was in fact the best war strategy for the United States and led to her success. The reasons why I support this position are because it was necessary for the United States to help the Winston Churchill and the British defend their land, or we risked dividing our allies politically, and at the time the British and Russians were struggling against Germany and needed immediate assistance for survival, and along with our help it allowed us to secure allies with which to fight Japan with, and by defeating Hitler first the U.S would be cutting of Hitler’s support to the Japanese which would ultimately weaken the Japanese making her ultimately weaker having access to less resources. The “Beat Hitler First Policy” was a very crucial decision in defeating Nazi Germany as well as the Japanese in World War II. This was somewhat a political decision that the United States needed to make in support of her allies.
The Germans could’ve bombed the radars and won the war because Britain wouldn’t have know where the bomber planes were located. If this did happen, Adolf Hitler would’ve gone through with attacking Russia and possibly gaining the country. This would lead to him ruling over most of the world. Although he did make many errors along the way, it led him to fail the first attack on Britain. This changed the whole outcome of the war; failing to overcome the RAF meant that he didn’t have any control over Britain and he couldn’t
In order for them to take the correct actions, they believe they need the captain giving them orders. This decision is effective, because the captain is in fact the person who is supposed to be in charge of the situation. Also, the executive officer's mutiny aboard the ship is one which required force to be stopped, and the crew recognizes this. Conversely, the executive officer organizes crew members who are acting on regret avoidance. The X-O, very emotionally, pleads with his followers that if they do not discover the information on the fragment, they will take unnecessary military action.
It may be good to have power based on arms but it is better and more joyful to win and to keep the hearts of the people.” Throughout Triumph of the Will, adoration and approval for Hitler is clearly shown on the faces of those in the crowd. The documentary itself is propaganda because it portrays Hitler and the Nazi party as the good guys rather than exposing the evil and corruption within their regime. Nazism’s ideal of the power and purification of the race is predominately shown in The Triumph of the Will. Of the thousands of German citizens shown throughout the film, none are of Jewish decent. In the film, a Nazi leader states that “A people which does not hold with the purity of its race will perish”.
The use of this rhetorical device allows him to establish his main idea subtly, due to the fact that some of the terms he uses, the German people would not understand. As Hitler goes into detail of explaining what he is going to do, he uses various terms that make the Germans believe he is doing well when in fact it is for a horrible crime. “...to conduct humanitarian warfare – that is, to attack only fighting troops.”(Hitler, Adolf). With this use of euphemism, Hitler is able to conceal that he is going to bomb large places but saying he is only attacking the troops that are fighting. This type of euphemism allows him to influence the German people with what their opinion on the issue is going to be.
At the time Germany wanted to overthrow France and Russia, to become more powerful, they knew these two countries were allies so if they attacked one ally the other would come to the rescue. Germany played it smart and attacked France first because they were smaller. In this battle trench warfare was used a lot. Although in some ways this method was useful, the cons overthrew the pros. Some cons were the following: * Death and disease were omnipresent in the trenches.
I am filled with satisfaction knowing that the Nazi utopia is at arms length. This war has become such a hassle, but it will be worth it once the utopia is achieved. The world will be a clean and perfect haven just as it should have been from the beginning. With the war, I have had less time to write about what is going on…. but I cannot complain because I am the one that is exterminating the scum that walks this Earth.
• German policy on unrestricted submarine warfare would bring US into war. • 1915 – many ships either American or carrying American civilians were sunk by Germany. • Ties between allies and Americans weak but due to Germany’s actions America forced to join allies. • Did not enter war in 1915 because not ready and not all united in its response to German attacks. • Germany knew US (allies would win if US entered on their side) would enter if more ships sunk, but took the risk that Britain would be broken by then, meaning end of war.
Some people are quick to point the finger at Germany for World War II, but there are other factors that made this war so explosive. It angered me to see Great Britain and France sit back just because they wanted to keep peace. This reminded me of Metternich in 1815 when he attempted to keep the balance of power in the Quadruple Alliance. It was somewhat clever I guess to the British and French, but it reflected a cowardice attitude. They were literally feeding the crocodile, the crocodile being Hitler.
Goring, in charge of the Luftwaffe, opted to focus more intensely on air combat, rather than strategic bombing. This ultimately lead to heavy losses on both German and British sides. Despite this Goring believed that the RAF tittered on annihilation and chose to strategically bomb London. Hitler, also believing the RAF was no longer a formidable force, believed that he would no longer need Operation Sea Lion, and could instead bomb London and England out of existence. Eventually, the battle turned into a campaign of almost exclusive terror bombing.