Good stuff:
Regarding that. Sir Ivone Kirkpatrick in his memoirs wrote on the thing totally unexpected to the Foreign Office...of why Adolf attacked Russia and opened a Second Front with Britain undefeated,
The Inner Circle, memoirs of Ivone Kirkpatrick. MacMillan London 1959. p154.
That's good enough for me too. A perfect little quote. Whilst IK didn't like Hitler and the Nazis from the time he spent in Berlin 1933-1938, I can't actually fault that succinct assessment.
His personal memoirs on the Hess landing in the Ducal grounds as "Captain Horn," are very memorable too.
If they were so concerned with winning the war why did they:
Why, you'd almost think that the myth of a super organized and efficient was just that - a myth. Maybe, just maybe the Germans had a racist demo gouge in charge, who put ideology above practicality, didn't know when not to interfere and unlike at least the Western Allies, had no one next to him that was willing to say, "No"
Regarding that. Sir Ivone Kirkpatrick in his memoirs wrote on the thing totally unexpected to the Foreign Office...of why Adolf attacked Russia and opened a Second Front with Britain undefeated,
"Hitler was not a reasonable man and the generals were not in control."
The Inner Circle, memoirs of Ivone Kirkpatrick. MacMillan London 1959. p154.
That's good enough for me too. A perfect little quote. Whilst IK didn't like Hitler and the Nazis from the time he spent in Berlin 1933-1938, I can't actually fault that succinct assessment.
His personal memoirs on the Hess landing in the Ducal grounds as "Captain Horn," are very memorable too.
