Immigration

[Stirlingsays]

After 1941 there was no chance of that as the invasion barges were no longer there, at Monte Cassino it was very much in the past.

That's revisionism.

Once the war was declared, of course there was still a good chance of that if Germany had won.

That wasn't known for certain until D-Day was a success......Hitler and Stalin could have come to an agreement in 42 or 43.

In fact if Hitler hadn't made mistakes by opening up two fronts we would have definitely been worn down in the air and then invaded.

 

[PalazioVecchio]

In fact if Hitler hadn't made mistakes by opening up two fronts we would have definitely been worn down in the air and then invaded.

Hitler admired the British and their Empire. He sent the lads to learn about English country gentlemen, they went hunting on horses and everything.

Hitler really hated commies & Stalin. And he did have a point. Fascist Spain was never as awful as Stalin's Soviet union. Although both would have been best avoided.

anyhooo............immigration