Best General of WW2?

[KnightFandragon]

50 Divisions, dang...thats alot of stuff and men..ouch

[Korsakov829]

I say thank god for Hitler. War was inevitable, and I'm glad a fool like him lost the war for Germany, came close though. I agree, Manstein is a machine. He just wasn't used properly.

I wonder what the Soviets did to him after his capture in Stalingrad.

[KnightFandragon]

My guess is line him up w/ a few hundered other German troops and got out the ol' DP w/ a squad of PPSH's and cut loose.....

[Korsakov829]

Yeah. Maybe he met with Stalin before that. He may have been put into a Gulag, but thats only a possibility. I never really looked it up.

[Korsakov829]

Just looked it up. It turns out he lived until 1973, death by natural causes. If I was not busy at that date I would have looked him up.

[FM_Von_Manstein]

Originally Posted by Korsakov829

I say thank god for Hitler. War was inevitable, and I'm glad a fool like him lost the war for Germany, came close though. I agree, Manstein is a machine. He just wasn't used properly.

I wonder what the Soviets did to him after his capture in Stalingrad.

Are you retarded? That was Paulus, not Manstein. Paulus was the worst German Field Marshall that ever lived, a disgrace.

[Nikitns]

Originally Posted by KnightFandragon

50 Divisions, dang...thats alot of stuff and men..ouch

Look at the post above

Originally Posted by Korsakov829

I say thank god for Hitler. War was inevitable, and I'm glad a fool like him lost the war for Germany, came close though. I agree, Manstein is a machine. He just wasn't used properly.

I wonder what the Soviets did to him after his capture in Stalingrad.

Uhh, are you retarded? Hitler was the greatest monster in the XX century. In just 4 years he was directly responsible for the death of ~23 million people (most of them Soviets), and many, many more indirect deaths.