Recording of Hitler

[dawg80]

http://www.thefederalistpapers.org/w...ng-voice-video

Fascinating stuff. Hitler speaking calmly, not shouting as you usually see in his speeches or when he is fussing at his generals, about his decisions early in the war. His reasoning is sound, given what he knew at the time, and his choices. History is so interesting.....at least to me.

[ChipDog]

I too am very interested in history. Even the history of the Nazis. Had Nazi Germany not invaded Russia and just concentrated on mainland Europe, it would possobly still be German territory.

[PawDawg]

Watching Hitler history on The History Channel just now. I didn't realize that one of the main reasons Hitler was able to convert the German government to Nazism was the German people feared becoming communist and having to work to support the poor.

[JuBru]

The Interwar Period is one of the most fascinating periods of history to me.

[Cool Hand Clyde]

I too am very interested in history. Even the history of the Nazis. Had Nazi Germany not invaded Russia and just concentrated on mainland Europe, it would possobly still be German territory.

I think the concentration camp atrocities would have still been discovered and led to the downfall of the Third Reich. Of course, I'm no historian.

[ChipDog]

I think the concentration camp atrocities would have still been discovered and led to the downfall of the Third Reich. Of course, I'm no historian.

There's no doubt something soooo horribly warped as that would come to light and bring down the evil. However I'm facinated at how organized their war machine seemed to be and can easily see how the German people jumped on board after getting so obviously screwed by the peace treaties after WWI.