An Imagined Conversation in Berlin, June 2, 1941
By Frank Hilliard (Note: The Crete battle is over, and the invasion of the Soviet Union is three weeks away. The Führer has a visitor.)… Read More »An Imagined Conversation in Berlin, June 2, 1941
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Review of Pat Buchanan’s Churchill, Hitler, and the Unnecessary War
Let’s explore Pat Buchanan’s most controversial book! It challenges the conventional historical narratives surrounding WWII while offering a cautionary tale for U.S. foreign policy in… Read More »Review of Pat Buchanan’s Churchill, Hitler, and the Unnecessary War
Complexity of History Versus NPC-level Reaction to the “Nazi In Parliament”
The more things change, the more they stay the same. I doubt there is any politically active individual in the entire Western world who is… Read More »Complexity of History Versus NPC-level Reaction to the “Nazi In Parliament”
H was right about Czechoslovakia
Hitler claimed that Czechoslovakia was an artificial, unviable state created by the Allied powers after World War 1. He was proved correct in the early… Read More »H was right about Czechoslovakia
Liberal Democracy versus National Socialism: Thoughts on Richard Tedor’s Hitler’s Revolution
Hitler’s Revolution is an excellent book based on primary sources (i.e. German language sources); which is exactly the sort of research that made David Irving’s… Read More »Liberal Democracy versus National Socialism: Thoughts on Richard Tedor’s Hitler’s Revolution