Let's Put this Battle of Britain thing in Historical Context..

Originally Posted by Triggaaar

The most appalling thing? What, in a war where millions died, the most appalling thing is that people forget what nazi used to mean?

I haven't said that. We were talking about regimes, democracies and their misconception. But thanks for the patronising nugget, it's good to know that we still have such enlightened characters in this forum..

[Chips86]

You say all of this, but if Germany had won the war we'd all be sat here praising how Germany halted the spread of communism and rid the world of the jewish menace. History is written by the victors. Remember that.

Originally Posted by Chips86

You say all of this, but if Germany had won the war we'd all be sat here praising how Germany halted the spread of communism and rid the world of the jewish menace. History is written by the victors. Remember that.

+1

[GnigruH]

Well, I think hitler's goal was to make advantageous truce with uk, don't let usa interfere and pound ussr - the main enemy, without the danger of 2-front war. So operation sea lion was never meant to happen. imho. It was just a bogey for uk inteligence.

[David Hayward]

Originally Posted by GnigruH

Well, I think hitler's goal was to make advantageous truce with uk, don't let usa interfere and pound ussr - the main enemy, without the danger of 2-front war. So operation sea lion was never meant to happen. imho. It was just a bogey for uk inteligence.

I think the invasion would have happened if Hitler thought it was possible. But I think he realized from the start that it was not possible.

[Triggaaar]

Originally Posted by Sternjaeger

the most appalling thing is that most people forget that "nazi" is an abbreviation in German language fashion for national-socialism, which actually meant a lot of good for the Germans.

Originally Posted by Triggaaar

The most appalling thing? What, in a war where millions died, the most appalling thing is that people forget what nazi used to mean?

Originally Posted by Sternjaeger

I haven't said that. We were talking about regimes, democracies and their misconception. But thanks for the patronising nugget, it's good to know that we still have such enlightened characters in this forum..

So what is it that you were trying to say? You think within regimes, democracies and their misconception, that the most appalling thing is that people forget what nazi used to mean. I don't see how it's appalling at all. People use the term to describe the Germany that went to war killing millions, so what if it used to mean something different?