I do not agree here. Hitler's fundamental mistake was to assume that the British would behave rational. After knowing Chamberlain rather well from earlier occasions he assumed wrongly that Britain would accept that Versailles was over for good, and that Germany's demands (halting of persecution of Germans by Poles, the German town of Danzig back and a corridor to Prussia) were reasonable. And several British politicians found these demands reasonable indeed. Hitler who admired the British (
a preposterous attitude) underestimated to what extend the 'World Jews' already had a grip on British politics. These 'World Jews' had brought a powerful lobby into existence (the Focus Group) with the aim of bringing Churchill to power and Britain into war with Germany at all cost. With this lobby group in his neck Chamberlain was forced to give Poland the war garantee, against all British interest. Hitler gambled that Britain would not go to war over Danzig because it would be entirely against the British interest. And this idiocy caused Britain to lose it's empire because of the real enemy of Britain: ZOG-USA. Roosevelt had declared that the main goal in his life was to strip Britain of it's empire. The American Jews used Britain as a way to foment war in Europe as of 1933 with the rise of the Dutch Jew Roosevelt and his jewish cotery. And the British were dumm enough to let that happen.