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Just to quote myself, in case you missed it:
Which is why he occupied the Czech Republic...that well known centre of German nationhood.
So, as asked of 911, after March 1939 why should anyone trust a word Hitler said?
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"A struggle between Poland and Germany is inevitable. We must prepare ourselves for it..................
- Marshall Rydz-Smigly
solargeneral.com/library/witness-to-history-michael-walsh-2.pdf
Dang....I wanted to find out what the surprise was!
I too am curious. I suspect it may have to do with the attribution of the Rydz-Smigly quote to the Daily Mail of August 6th, 1939 . . . .
I too am curious. I suspect it may have to do with the attribution of the Rydz-Smigly quote to the Daily Mail of August 6th, 1939 . . . .
The Daily Mail could be forgiven for printing this bit of news as in 1939, they didn't necessarily know what story (lie) the government would decide to have as the official version.
I suspect you're right even though I have no access to said issue of the Daily Mail. However this quote as referenced here is almost as good:
"Poland wants war with Germany and Germany will not be able to avoid it even if she wants to." (Polish Marshal Rydz-Smigly as reported in the Daily Mail, August 6th, 1939)
The Daily Mail could be forgiven for printing this bit of news as in 1939, they didn't necessarily know what story (lie) the government would decide to have as the official version. At least these days, they telegraph the official version well in advance such as the NATO "humanitarian mission" that's destroying Libya to make it safe for Libyan civilians! The press quickly pick up the cue and ignore anything that doesn't fit.
One word to "dafydd," "Corsair" & Co: Quit insulting other contributors. I don't see such a difference in your intellectual niveaus which could justify such an arrogance.
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The point is that the Daily Mail couldn't have published this story on August 6th 1939 even if it had wanted to. August 6th was a Sunday and the Mail wasn't published on a Sunday. It's a pretty basic mistake when making up a quote really.
At least Goebbels got the dates right when he made things up.
The point is that the Daily Mail couldn't have published this story on August 6th 1939 even if it had wanted to. August 6th was a Sunday and the Mail wasn't published on a Sunday. It's a pretty basic mistake when making up a quote really.
Yeah, they just don't make Nazis like they used to.
Although, it is kind of impressive: taking the biggest bunch of losers of the 20th Century, and making them into even bigger losers.
Yeah, they just don't make Nazis like they used to.
Although, it is kind of impressive: taking the biggest bunch of losers of the 20th Century, and making them into even bigger losers.