In some writings of the Second World War it is suggested that Hitler initially sought to create a kind of independent Polish state immediately after the conquest, is this true? that he made you opt for a "more German" administration? Wikipedia itself admits that Hitler approached multiple...

Hitler was not a 'Christian', depending on the time period you examine. In the 1920s he was certainly utilizing the veil of Christianity to maintain an appeal to tradition (less so in the 1930s), to show that his party was not opposed to Christianity (as indeed it also wasn't opposed to 'paganism',...

Untrue. The Soviet-Allied narrative at the Nuremberg show trials was: 4 million Jews killed in extermination camps (with all the German concentration camps portrayed as extermination camps) and 2 million Jews killed elsewhere (mainly shot on the Eastern front). The victors of WWII and the state-spo...

Does the argument that Hitler wanted Slovakia, South-Tyrol and Alsace-Lorraine integrated into Germany make any sense? The argument is that since these zones were occupied officially by Germany, Germany was pursuing a policy of expansionism, in a similar fashion to how they took over the formerly P...

Does the argument that Hitler wanted Slovakia, South-Tyrol and Alsace-Lorraine integrated into Germany make any sense? The argument is that since these zones were occupied officially by Germany, Germany was pursuing a policy of expansionism, in a similar fashion to how they took over the formerly Pr...

On another important note, there is this speech that clearly refutes everything that you've laid out. What others say about the Fuhrer doesn't matter. Find me speeches and texts (Unaltered and unforged, IE Table talks) from the Fuhrer that supports anything that says he's not a Christian. I have th...

Holocaust revisionism is a pretty dangerous topic, they'll attempt to modify their stance when their position sounds too ridiculous to believe. It's how they moved from the "6 million were killed in extermination camps" to "Only a million or so were actually killed in the camps, most ...

Was it really a German cover-up? Is there any proof?