The Father of the German Nazism



 

A state always is the first to fall, and econo-

 

my follows it, never the other way round…

 

Economy can’t prosper, if it isn’t protect-

 

ed by a powerful and prosperous state.

 

Adolf Hitler

 

Strange though it may appear, being

 

sovereign and conservative to the core

 

at home, England always tended to pa-

 

tronize the most demagogic strivings in

 

its foreign relationships, steadily encour-

 

aging every popular movement intended

 

to weaken sovereign terms.

 

Report of Durnovo N. P. to Nicolas II,

 

the Emperor. February 1914

 

It is important to answer who brought the Hitlerite regimen to power to understand all the further tragic events. Incorrect estimate of the early Nazi period leads to misunderstanding of reasons of World War II. Mysteries and compelling issues multiply. According to books in history, political leaders act in spite of any logics and common sense. However, that is hardly possible. We have already mentioned that driveling idiots don’t normally stay at power. Statesmen act in the interests of states entrusted


 

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Leon Trotsky — the Father of the German Nazism

 

to them and follow their own logics at that. If a puppet is at power, it also follows demands of the state, though, it is not the state it belongs to. It is important to understand that every action is taken to provide political or economical dividends to the country. If the country’s sovereignty is phoney, every action is taken to bring dividends to the host-state. If after reading a research in history you get the impression that before World War II all states were led by fools, who didn’t understand simple things obvious even to the Reader, then the author of that research must have failed to comprehend that historic period!

 

To judge actions of the World’s leading politicians correctly, one must go back in time and take a dive into the greasy midst of the Russian and the German revolutions. Let’s start with the latter, which is the German one. It broke out against hard struggle Germany was going through in every sphere. However, it can’t be explained with military defeat. Well, it can, if some of important facts are disremembered. It was in 1945 that the enemy completely occupied Germany, which had resisted to the last. When the revolution started in Autumn 1918, there wasn’t a single enemy soldier in the German lands. Germany didn’t suffer from carpet bombing, which could obliterate entire towns. It went through serious economical problems, but in 1918 Berlin and Hamburg didn’t starve like Leningrad in 1941. Why did the revolution happen, then?

 

Because it was being prepared. The same powers which crushed the Russian Empire in February and October were doing it. At that time they were going to overthrow their second geopolitical rival, Kaiser Wilhelm. And they managed to do it! Artificiality of this crush in Germany provided the Nazi with splendid grounds for agitation.

 

“I am telling you, if I come to power in a legal way, the Nazi Court shall be established, and the November revolution will be avenged, and many shall be decapitated in a legal way”1, Hitler announced in the open. Might he have not been telling the truth or might he have been exaggerating stating that Germany had been backstabbed, or was it another trick of Goebbels’s propaganda?2 Judge for yourself…

 

Bullock, A. Hitler and Stalin. V. 1. P. 278.

 

Curiously, General Malcolm, the Head of the British military mission in Germany was the first to pass the word about Germany having been “backstabbed” and thus having lost the war. (Preparata, G. D. Hitler Inc. How Britain and the USA created the Third Reich. P. 148.)


 

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Who made Hitler attack Stalin

 

When Germany crushed, Prince Maximillian of Baden was the Chancel-lor. Actually, when he came to power on October 3, 1918, a new government was established, where not ceremonious Kaiser officiaries but right-wing social-democrats ruled, headed by Ebert and Scheidemann. In the end of September 1918 the situation at front-lines was complicated. The Germany Allies started to hesitate1. On September 30 Bulgaria concluded armistice with the Entente countries. Leaders of Austro-Hungary and Turkey also started to consider saving their regimes instead of winning the lasting war. At that time it was most important to reinforce their spirit and confidence of winning.

 

It was obviously true for Germany. Its competitors had to solve another problem number one, which was holding separate negotiations with German satellites. The matter was that if allies of Germany seceded from it, it would inevitably loose, though, if they remained, the war could have lingered on. And population of London and Paris was at the edge of exhaustion; they might not have withstood millions of new death notices. Even the USA that had just joined the struggle didn’t wish this struggle to linger on. It was not by chance that Washington had been waiting for almost four years and had declared war on Germany in half a year before it was defeated. The point was to come and get everything made, not filling inaccessible German trenches with dead bodies of American soldiers.

 

And some real miracles started in this crucial moment. The German Chancellor Prince Max of Baden caught a cold. It was bad for him, of course, but it wasn’t too disastrous for the country. Though, it wasn’t the Prince’s illness that caused the trouble, but its consequences. What happened? Nothing important, really. Nonsense.

 


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