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I have read almost all of this information, but I have never heard or read the history put forward so seamlessly and clearly. Thank you.🙏

We all knew Hitler was an evil genius. This episode shows in detail how evil he was: setting up treaties that he had no intention of honoring.

It’s amazing how all the pieces that led to Hitler’s rise fell into place so slickly. Well, he did force many pieces into place.

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Great episode! Thanks again!

Now that we know that absolutely everyone was on meth and it was crazy how they were brainwashed into a frenzy.

I had no idea that the 19th century European philosophers and “notables” were so immoral. Thanks! I learned something new!

Great background episode! Hitler can’t be forgiven, but he can be understood now. My hat’s off to the author! BTW, I saw a documentary where Germans were offered free land in the newly conquered territories. There were incredibly few takers. Seems like they didn’t need all that land after all.

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So the germans fell victim to the ruskies playing the same “insurgency ruse” false troop tactic that they tried to use the USofA during the battle of the bulge? Turn-about is fair play, alls fair in love and war…..

I kinda agree as to the remarkable recollection of the minutia being shared as it was supposedly a recap of heinous terror and violence as it reoccurred, I don’t understand how it could accurately be recalled?

The Rangers at Pointe du Hoc found the guns that had been removed in a field a bit inland of the casemates. They had been deserted by their crews. The Rangers destroyed the guns with thermite grenades. They then defended the cliff top against numerous counterattacks. Their mission was definitely not for naught.

War is hell and to be on the losing side is even worse - Germany’s professional military s/h assassinated Hitler and his Nazi leadership, saving the nation and the world, but the brain-washing from enforced isolation and forced-fed propaganda, was seemingly insurmountable…

What I’m not understanding is the episode title vs the detailed content -9 mins in and no mention of Patton nor his armor?

There’s so much detail in this book that is new to me! Thanks again for making it available to us!

Great video

It's all about greedand power from ancient times through 2 world wars in 40 years ...look where we are today.. hmm look ar russiukraine....sad world so many sacrifice men woman and children....love each day to the fullest!

Excellent, as usual! Thanks!

Thanks!

0:07 where did the British got their ideas to invade con conquer 40 percent of the planet! We’re the people to busy or too stupid to stop it. O when the British invaded Iraq

Gute Recherche über die Zustände in Deutschland nach dem ersten Weltkrieg . Leider hat der reißerische und völlig unzutreffende Titel dieser Episode so garniert damit zu tun :(

Great series so far. I hope it’s all this good. Thanks

16.10. .... if american lend lease had not intervened....

10:32. My uncle Bill was among these.

...I found it hard going myself.

So only 9,000 first edition copies...

Another good book!!!

I’ve often wondered how the people who marched the night Hitler took power felt only a few years later. How did they feel when Germany was bombed into near oblivion? When so many died. Were they proud of themselves does anyone think?

While the start of the introduction, 1 plus 1/2 episodes may be uninteresting to some, me for example, hang in there. AFTER that it becomes very interesting . Second half of this podcast, sees Hitler starting his public life.

Remember all the good men from all sides.

It will be interesting to see how this "bookish vagrant" endures the upcoming global conflict , and what circumstances lead to his initial political undertakings.

Don't tell hollywooders

Does this sound similar mark f

True Russia had lost millions

They they don't teach this

They were back to normal. After the propaganda. 2 yrs2 heal

GOOD JOB 👍

Thank you for helping (as said in the book) to “see to it that this book is read in all parts of the world!

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Oh so it was just the SS that committed atrocities in the Soviet Union, really... really....yeah right.

By 1945 any military planes ✈️ the Germans had were jalopies with bullet holes and dents, tires all worn. The plane’s look like they were from Goodwill. The American 🇺🇸 and British soldiers would laugh their heads off as they watched the rag planes sputter and back fire as they attempted becoming airborne.

Absolutely fascinating and equally enjoyable. I shall miss Hans Von Luck now his story is told. Thank you.

What a book! Appreciate it

What a great series of podcasts. History written in the first hand by a leading participant. It is a great service that he has done.

The US gave Russia 100,000 Studebaker trucks!! I had to listen to this twice to be sure I heard correctly. I learned so much from these memoirs. Thanks again for providing them! I imagine that many more listeners would never have known about these books otherwise.

Thanks again!!

Buy the audiobook and listen to the chapters chronologically. You do realize this is merely an audiobook, very highly rated one at that.

Surprised by the comment at 30:05, that the M3 Grant was superior to the P-IV. Can only surmise that the Panzer IV must have been the Aus E and Aus F1 models, coz the Aus F2 had a 75mm KwK 40/L43 gun which was very capable.

When is von Luck’s memoir going to be continued??

What a story. Very interesting for sure. I wonder, but doubt, if he is still alive & how well he did once back home.