Inconvenient Real History: The Berlin Olympics 1936 ~ VIDEO
The Berlin Olympics were the first to be televised. Competing in the 1936 Games were a record number of participants: 4066 athlete,s including 331 women from 49 countries.
The Berlin Olympics were the first to be televised. Competing in the 1936 Games were a record number of participants: 4066 athlete,s including 331 women from 49 countries.
The German War Graves Commission (Volksbund) is responsible for locating, maintaining, and caring for German war graves outside Germany.
‘I have read innumerable written source materials concerning Adolf Hitler over the last 70 years. Witness to History is the most compelling. It provides a realistic overview of the Third Reich in print. This is because its events are told by those who made them.’ ~ Marc Roland
‘We have already been here in the Fuehrer’s shelter for six days; Papa, your six brothers and sisters, and I. We are here to give our National Socialist way of life its only possible and honourable ending.
On May 8, 1945, only the armed forces of the Third Reich capitulated. The legitimately twice elected (1933 and 1936) German government never yielded: Therefore, the NSDAP in international law is still the legitimate and constitutional government of Germany
The USSR (1917 ~ 1991) invaded or occupied over 40 countries. Operation Thunderstorm: June 1941, the USSR’s 160 Red Army divisions (4.5 million troops) poised to overwhelm Germany from the east.
over the next eleven weeks, as the ‘liberation’ of Normandy unfolded, Allied aircraft and artillery killed between 42,000 and 50,000 French men, women and children.
Volkswagen was a far better-designed car than its British, French and American counterparts. Bolshevik Russia didn’t have a domestic auto manufacturing industry and was wholly dependent upon the Ford Motor Company, Caterpillar and brands such as Studebaker.
In pre-Hitler’s Germany, as in the Western democracies then and today, eyewatering bank charges of 40 per cent on EVERYTHING purchased by local authorities, government departments and ordinary family purchases were starving the nation.
‘He, and the ever-increasing legions who worked with him, certainly showed at this time, in their patriotic ardour and love of country, that there was nothing that they would not dare, no sacrifice of life, limb or liberty that they would not make themselves or inflict upon their opponents.’ – Winston Churchill. Francis Nielson. ‘The Makers of War’ p.101.
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